輕松英語(yǔ)之旅19:It drives me up the wall

[00:05.57]輕松英語(yǔ)之旅

[00:18.88]It drives me up the wall!

[00:31.06]Actress Zhang Ziyi, is now not only a household name in China,

[00:35.90]but also the face of Asian cinema in Hollywood.

[00:39.52]Although Zhang received praises for her work

[00:42.40]in the Oscar-winning movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon",

[00:45.57]she didn‘t speak a word of English at that time.

[00:48.87]When she met director Steven Spielberg

[00:51.85]for the title role of American film,

[00:54.16]"Memoirs of a Geisha”,

[00:55.71]Zhang could only blurt out a few words

[00:58.64]her agent had taught her five minutes ago:

[01:01.26]"Hire me!"

[01:02.69]Zhang said her favorite English idiom is

[01:05.39]"to drive one up the wall".

[01:08.81]"Learning English is driving me up the wall," she said.

[01:17.14]It drives me up the wall!

[01:20.91]drive sb. up the wall

[01:25.54]快把某人逼瘋了

[01:38.00]Actress Zhang Ziyi, is now not only a household name in China,

[01:42.79]but also the face of Asian cinema in Hollywood.

[01:52.13]Hollywood 好萊塢

[01:55.34]household 家庭

[02:02.20]household name

[02:03.81]家喻戶曉的名字

[02:12.77]Although Zhang received praises for her work

[02:15.76]in the Oscar-winning movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon",

[02:19.20]she didn‘t speak a word of English at that time.

[02:53.34]Oscar 奧斯卡

[03:02.33]"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

[03:04.19]《臥虎藏龍》

[03:07.01]Oscar-winning movie

[03:08.50]獲得奧斯卡大獎(jiǎng)的電影

[03:31.10]When she met director Steven Spielberg

[03:33.46]for the title role of American film,

[03:35.83]"Memoirs of a Geisha”,

[03:37.44]Zhang could only blurt out a few words

[03:39.87]her agent had taught her five minutes ago: "Hire me!"

[03:54.68]Hire me!

[03:56.00]雇傭我，錄用我

[04:01.61]title role

[04:02.86]領(lǐng)銜主演

[04:06.15]blurt out a few words

[04:11.50]blurt out

[04:13.07]脫口而出

[04:15.77]I will blurt out 10 sentences every day. I Swear!

[04:20.01]我發(fā)誓我每天要脫口而出10個(gè)句子!

[04:27.73]agent 經(jīng)紀(jì)人

[04:37.93]Zhang said her favorite English idiom is

[04:40.91]"to drive one up the wall".

[04:43.09]"Learning English is driving me up the wall," she said.

[04:49.56]to drive one up the wall

[04:52.30]快把某人逼瘋了

[04:55.94]Learning English is driving me up the wall.

[img:04:59.92]XW-005 It drives me up the wall.jpg

[05:16.24]drive sb. up the wall

[05:18.72]快把某人逼瘋了

[05:20.59]Oscar-winning movie

[05:21.90]獲得奧斯卡大獎(jiǎng)的電影

[05:24.63]title role

[05:26.25]領(lǐng)銜主演

[05:27.81]blurt out

[05:29.36]脫口而出

[05:30.79]agent 經(jīng)紀(jì)人

[05:39.02]Learning English is driving me up the wall!

[05:50.71]Actress Zhang Ziyi, is now not only a household name in China,

[05:58.55]but also the face of Asian cinema in Hollywood.

[06:04.58]Although Zhang received praises for her work

[06:08.87]in the Oscar-winning movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon",

[06:14.10]she didn‘t speak a word of English at that time.

[06:19.08]When she met director Steven Spielberg

[06:22.93]for the title role of American film,

[06:25.98]"Memoirs of a Geisha”,

[06:28.30]Zhang could only blurt out a few words

[06:32.03]her agent had taught her five minutes ago:

[06:35.64]"Hire me!"

[06:38.25]Zhang said her favorite English idiom is

[06:42.11]"to drive one up the wall".

[06:45.59]"Learning English is driving me up the wall," she said.