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歌曲 Heart 1
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[00:11.28] Now,the VOA Special English program
[00:14.85] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES.
[00:17.20] Each week,this program explains
[00:20.66] the many meanings of English expressions.
[00:23.75] Today's expressions include
[00:26.25] a very important word – heart.
[00:29.45] We will try to get to the heart of the matter
[00:33.23] to better understand the most important things
[00:37.63] about words and their stories.
[00:39.84] So take heart.
[00:41.65] Have no fear about learning new expressions.
[00:46.33] Besides,popular English words can be fun.
[00:50.32] There is no need for a heavy heart.
[00:53.82] Such feelings of sadness
[00:56.16] would only break my heart,
[00:58.61] or make me feel unhappy and hopeless.
[01:02.51] Now,let us suppose you
[01:05.62] and I were speaking freely
[01:08.31] about something private.
[01:10.30] We would be having a heart to heart discussion.
[01:14.51] I might speak from the bottom of my heart,
[01:18.02] or say things honestly and truthfully.
[01:21.38] I might even open up my heart to you
[01:24.93] and tell a secret.
[01:26.79] I would speak with all my heart,
[01:30.19] or with great feeling.
[01:32.82] When a person shares her feelings freely
[01:37.94] and openly like this,
[01:39.78] you might say she wears her heart
[01:42.84] on her sleeve,
[01:44.21] or on her clothing.
[01:46.06] Her emotions are not protected.
[01:49.11] If we had an honest discussion,
[01:53.20] both of us would know
[01:55.23] that the other person's heart
[01:57.92] is in the right place.
[02:00.02] For example,
[02:01.96] I would know that you are a kind-hearted
[02:06.23] and well-meaning person.
[02:08.36] And,if you are a very good person,
[02:11.93] I would even say
[02:13.96] that you have a heart of gold.
[02:17.22] However,you might have a change of heart
[02:21.60] based on what I tell you.
[02:23.88] Our discussion might cause you
[02:27.02] to change the way you feel about something.
[02:30.21] But,let us suppose you get angry
[02:35.60] over what I tell you.
[02:37.31] Or worse,
[02:38.67] you feel no sympathy or understanding
[02:42.34] for me or my situation.
[02:44.85] If this happens,
[02:46.78] I might think that you have a heart of stone.
[02:51.22] And,if you say something
[02:54.30] to make me frightened or worried,
[02:56.91] my heart might stand still or skip a beat.
[03:01.31] Yet,even though you may be angry,
[03:05.70] I would know that at heart,
[03:08.53] you are a kind person.
[03:10.82] In reality,you do care.
[03:14.07] And any argument between us
[03:16.99] would not cause me to lose heart
[03:19.85] or feel a sense of loss.
[03:22.42] My heart goes out to anyone
[03:25.87] who loses a friend over an argument.
[03:29.20] It really is a sad situation,
[03:33.04] and I feel sympathy for the people involved.
[03:36.81] I promise that what I have told you today
[03:41.32] is true – cross my heart.
[03:43.63] I really wanted to play some music
[03:47.42] at the end of this feature.
[03:49.00] In fact,I had my heart set on it.
[03:52.96] So here it is,
[03:54.52] "Don't Go Breaking my Heart" by Elton John.
[03:58.64] (MUSIC)
[04:33.01] This VOA Special English program,
[04:35.60] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
[04:37.64] was written by Jill Moss.
[04:39.79] I'm Faith Lapidus.
[00:11.28] Now, the VOA Special English program
[00:14.85] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES.
[00:17.20] Each week, this program explains
[00:20.66] the many meanings of English expressions.
[00:23.75] Today' s expressions include
[00:26.25] a very important word heart.
[00:29.45] We will try to get to the heart of the matter
[00:33.23] to better understand the most important things
[00:37.63] about words and their stories.
[00:39.84] So take heart.
[00:41.65] Have no fear about learning new expressions.
[00:46.33] Besides, popular English words can be fun.
[00:50.32] There is no need for a heavy heart.
[00:53.82] Such feelings of sadness
[00:56.16] would only break my heart,
[00:58.61] or make me feel unhappy and hopeless.
[01:02.51] Now, let us suppose you
[01:05.62] and I were speaking freely
[01:08.31] about something private.
[01:10.30] We would be having a heart to heart discussion.
[01:14.51] I might speak from the bottom of my heart,
[01:18.02] or say things honestly and truthfully.
[01:21.38] I might even open up my heart to you
[01:24.93] and tell a secret.
[01:26.79] I would speak with all my heart,
[01:30.19] or with great feeling.
[01:32.82] When a person shares her feelings freely
[01:37.94] and openly like this,
[01:39.78] you might say she wears her heart
[01:42.84] on her sleeve,
[01:44.21] or on her clothing.
[01:46.06] Her emotions are not protected.
[01:49.11] If we had an honest discussion,
[01:53.20] both of us would know
[01:55.23] that the other person' s heart
[01:57.92] is in the right place.
[02:00.02] For example,
[02:01.96] I would know that you are a kindhearted
[02:06.23] and wellmeaning person.
[02:08.36] And, if you are a very good person,
[02:11.93] I would even say
[02:13.96] that you have a heart of gold.
[02:17.22] However, you might have a change of heart
[02:21.60] based on what I tell you.
[02:23.88] Our discussion might cause you
[02:27.02] to change the way you feel about something.
[02:30.21] But, let us suppose you get angry
[02:35.60] over what I tell you.
[02:37.31] Or worse,
[02:38.67] you feel no sympathy or understanding
[02:42.34] for me or my situation.
[02:44.85] If this happens,
[02:46.78] I might think that you have a heart of stone.
[02:51.22] And, if you say something
[02:54.30] to make me frightened or worried,
[02:56.91] my heart might stand still or skip a beat.
[03:01.31] Yet, even though you may be angry,
[03:05.70] I would know that at heart,
[03:08.53] you are a kind person.
[03:10.82] In reality, you do care.
[03:14.07] And any argument between us
[03:16.99] would not cause me to lose heart
[03:19.85] or feel a sense of loss.
[03:22.42] My heart goes out to anyone
[03:25.87] who loses a friend over an argument.
[03:29.20] It really is a sad situation,
[03:33.04] and I feel sympathy for the people involved.
[03:36.81] I promise that what I have told you today
[03:41.32] is true cross my heart.
[03:43.63] I really wanted to play some music
[03:47.42] at the end of this feature.
[03:49.00] In fact, I had my heart set on it.
[03:52.96] So here it is,
[03:54.52] " Don' t Go Breaking my Heart" by Elton John.
[03:58.64] MUSIC
[04:33.01] This VOA Special English program,
[04:35.60] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
[04:37.64] was written by Jill Moss.
[04:39.79] I' m Faith Lapidus.
[00:11.28] Now, the VOA Special English program
[00:14.85] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES.
[00:17.20] Each week, this program explains
[00:20.66] the many meanings of English expressions.
[00:23.75] Today' s expressions include
[00:26.25] a very important word heart.
[00:29.45] We will try to get to the heart of the matter
[00:33.23] to better understand the most important things
[00:37.63] about words and their stories.
[00:39.84] So take heart.
[00:41.65] Have no fear about learning new expressions.
[00:46.33] Besides, popular English words can be fun.
[00:50.32] There is no need for a heavy heart.
[00:53.82] Such feelings of sadness
[00:56.16] would only break my heart,
[00:58.61] or make me feel unhappy and hopeless.
[01:02.51] Now, let us suppose you
[01:05.62] and I were speaking freely
[01:08.31] about something private.
[01:10.30] We would be having a heart to heart discussion.
[01:14.51] I might speak from the bottom of my heart,
[01:18.02] or say things honestly and truthfully.
[01:21.38] I might even open up my heart to you
[01:24.93] and tell a secret.
[01:26.79] I would speak with all my heart,
[01:30.19] or with great feeling.
[01:32.82] When a person shares her feelings freely
[01:37.94] and openly like this,
[01:39.78] you might say she wears her heart
[01:42.84] on her sleeve,
[01:44.21] or on her clothing.
[01:46.06] Her emotions are not protected.
[01:49.11] If we had an honest discussion,
[01:53.20] both of us would know
[01:55.23] that the other person' s heart
[01:57.92] is in the right place.
[02:00.02] For example,
[02:01.96] I would know that you are a kindhearted
[02:06.23] and wellmeaning person.
[02:08.36] And, if you are a very good person,
[02:11.93] I would even say
[02:13.96] that you have a heart of gold.
[02:17.22] However, you might have a change of heart
[02:21.60] based on what I tell you.
[02:23.88] Our discussion might cause you
[02:27.02] to change the way you feel about something.
[02:30.21] But, let us suppose you get angry
[02:35.60] over what I tell you.
[02:37.31] Or worse,
[02:38.67] you feel no sympathy or understanding
[02:42.34] for me or my situation.
[02:44.85] If this happens,
[02:46.78] I might think that you have a heart of stone.
[02:51.22] And, if you say something
[02:54.30] to make me frightened or worried,
[02:56.91] my heart might stand still or skip a beat.
[03:01.31] Yet, even though you may be angry,
[03:05.70] I would know that at heart,
[03:08.53] you are a kind person.
[03:10.82] In reality, you do care.
[03:14.07] And any argument between us
[03:16.99] would not cause me to lose heart
[03:19.85] or feel a sense of loss.
[03:22.42] My heart goes out to anyone
[03:25.87] who loses a friend over an argument.
[03:29.20] It really is a sad situation,
[03:33.04] and I feel sympathy for the people involved.
[03:36.81] I promise that what I have told you today
[03:41.32] is true cross my heart.
[03:43.63] I really wanted to play some music
[03:47.42] at the end of this feature.
[03:49.00] In fact, I had my heart set on it.
[03:52.96] So here it is,
[03:54.52] " Don' t Go Breaking my Heart" by Elton John.
[03:58.64] MUSIC
[04:33.01] This VOA Special English program,
[04:35.60] WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
[04:37.64] was written by Jill Moss.
[04:39.79] I' m Faith Lapidus.
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