露西的一天 第2期:起床講解(1)
The verb to get, "get," up means to get out of your bed - to leave your bed. 動(dòng)詞詞組get(g-e-t)up意思是從床里出來，即離開床。
So, after you stop sleeping - after you wake up, then you get up - you get out of your bed. 所以你睡完覺以后，也就是醒了之后，你就要起床，離開床。
Lucy begins her story by saying that "On a weekday," that is Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday - those are the weekdays (all one word), weekday. 露西在開頭說“在工作日”，即周一、周二、周三、周四和周五，這些叫作工作日(都是一個(gè)詞)。
The other part of the week is called the weekend, Saturday and Sunday. 一周的另一部分叫作周末，即周六和周日。
"On a weekday," what some people might also call a work day - a day they have to work, Lucy says she "usually gets up around 6:30" in the morning, but she sets her "alarm to go off at 6:20." “在工作日”也有人叫它上班時(shí)間，即需要上班的時(shí)候，露西說她早上“通常六點(diǎn)半左右起床”，但是她把“鬧鈴定在六點(diǎn)二十響”。
Her alarm, "alarm," is what makes noise - what wakes her up, usually it is an alarm clock that you can set the time to. 她的鬧鈴(a-l-a-r-m)可以發(fā)出聲音，可以叫醒她，通常是一個(gè)可以設(shè)定時(shí)間的鬧鐘。
To set your alarm, "set," means to put it to the correct time. 設(shè)定鬧鐘(s-e-t)，意思是把它調(diào)到正確的時(shí)間。
