Aladdin · 2019 — 第 2 / 24 章 · 6'49" · B1

Aladdin's One Jump Ahead Chase, Explained:one jump ahead

Aladdin can't afford anything, so he steals — and the market is on him in seconds. "It's a family heirloom that's worth a lot," he tries, but nobody's buying it. What follows is a chase that proves the whole point of the song: stay one jump ahead or get caught.

あらすじ

Aladdin and his monkey Abu work the market of Agrabah, stealing what they can't afford and dodging the merchants they annoy. He bumps into Princess Jasmine in disguise, trades barbs over a bracelet, and when the guards close in, leads them on a rooftop chase across the city.

ShoppingAccusationsBargainingSaying noStrangersB1slowamericanClean
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注目の表現

one jump aheadfamily heirloomnose out of ithit the bottom

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このシーンの表現

one jump ahead

领先一步;总比追兵快一拍

阿拉丁在集市偷面包被卫兵追捕时唱起这首歌,用领先一步形容自己总能在追兵前头脱身。

She stays one jump ahead of every deadline.

このシーンの他の表現

  • family heirloom

    传家宝;祖上传下来的物件

  • nose out of it

    别插手、少管闲事

  • hit the bottom

    跌到谷底、落到最惨的地步

このシーンのメモ一覧

109 行のセリフに 21 件のメモ

表現 · B2a family heirloomIt's a family heirloom that's worth a lot.
スラング · B2street ratMove it, you street rat.
表現 · B1take it easyNo. -Whoa! Take it easy, Jamal.
発音Take it easy

flap

No. -Whoa! Take it easy, Jamal.
表現 · B2keep one's nose out of somethingYou keep your little street rat nose out of it! Huh?
文法 · B1keep your little street rat nose

imperative

You keep your little street rat nose out of it! Huh?
表現 · B2for your troublesOkay, and an apple. For your troubles.
表現 · B2not leave without somethingI'm not leaving without my bracelet!
文法 · B2not leaving without my bracelet

not without

I'm not leaving without my bracelet!
表現 · B1only if ...-Are we in trouble? -Only if you get caught.
文法 · B1Only if you get caught

only if

-Are we in trouble? -Only if you get caught.
発音Down that alley

liaison

Aladdin! -Down that alley.
表現 · B2one jump aheadGotta keep one jump Ahead of the bread line One swing Ahead of the sword
表現 · B2a friend or twoCould really use A friend or two!
表現 · B2hit the bottomOh, it's sad Aladdin's hit the bottom
表現 · C1a nom de plumeOne jump Ahead of the slowpokes One skip ahead of my doom Next time Gonna use a nom de plume
表現 · B1take a strollI think I'll take a stroll Around the block
発音get along

liaison

-Otherwise we'd get along -Wrong!
表現 · B1nicely done-Oh. -Nicely done.
表現 · C1throw one's hand inBetter throw my hand in Wish me happy landin' All I gotta do is jump!
文法 · B2All I gotta do is jump

all one has to do is

Better throw my hand in Wish me happy landin' All I gotta do is jump!

「Aladdin's One Jump Ahead Chase」を読み解く

What's really going on

The scene sells Aladdin as a thief with a conscience: he steals bread, but gives it to hungry children. "It's a family heirloom that's worth a lot" is a lie told on the run, and Jasmine knows it, which is why the two of them click — she's the first person who sees through him and likes him anyway. The chase says the rest. Everyone in Agrabah wants a piece of him, and his answer is speed: one jump ahead of the guards, the merchants, the law. It plays as comedy, but "I'm not leaving without my bracelet" keeps the stakes real. Under the songs and slapstick, this is about a boy with no money and no name staying free by never standing still.

Theme

SurvivalAladdin survives by stealing and running, and every joke keeps the threat of getting caught in view.
IdentityJasmine hides who she is and Aladdin has no title; both are judged by what they seem, not who they are.

発音のポイント

  • Take it easy — flap
  • Down that alley — liaison
  • get along — liaison
It's a family heirloom that's worth a lot.

Aladdin's quick cover story for goods he's holding — claim it's priceless and hope the lie buys him time.

Whatever it is you stole today, I don't want it.

A flat refusal that also shows how the city sees him: whatever he has, it must be stolen.

Why are you repeating everything I say?

Aladdin's exasperated reaction during the chase, when his own words keep coming back at him.

I'm not leaving without my bracelet!

A stubborn claim over stolen property in the middle of a chase, giving the comedy a real edge.

このシーンについての質問

Why do the guards chase Aladdin?

He steals food and goods in the market, and the merchants and guards want him caught. One finger-point is enough to start a citywide chase.

Why does Jasmine help Aladdin?

She's in disguise and sees him as a street kid trying to survive; when he gets accused, she steps in and takes his side.

What does "one jump ahead" mean in the song?

It's about staying just ahead of danger — the guards, hunger, the law. Aladdin's survival depends on always being one step out of reach.

Who is Abu?

Aladdin's pet monkey and partner in crime. He helps with the stealing and rarely leaves Aladdin's side.

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