英语听力材料:I Didn't Violate Any laws

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羽泉整天在大学校园中无所事事,不如听听英语听力。下面是我给大家整理的大学英语听力材料,供大家参阅!

大学英语听力材料

听力真题:

Test 6

Section C

If you are a young college student, most of yourconcerns about your health and happiness in life areprobably (36) ______ on the present (37) ______ ,you want to feel good physically, mentally, and (38) ______ now You probably don't spend much timeworrying about the (39) ______ future, such as whether you will develop heart disease, or (40) ______ , how you will take care of yourself in your (41) ______ years, or how long you aregoing to live Such thoughts may have (42) ______ your mind once in a while, however, if youare in your thirties, forties, fifties, or older, such health related thoughts are likely to become(43) ______ important to you (44) ________________________________________________________ that will help you feelbetter physically and mentally Recently researchers have found that, even in late adulthood,exercise, strength training with weights, and better food can help elderly individuals significantlyimprove their health and add happiness to their life (45) ______________________________________________________ giving us the opportunityto avoid some of the health problems that have troubled them (46) __________________________________________________________

答案解析:

36 focused

解析:be focused on是固定搭配,即使听不清-ed的音,根据语法知识,系动词之后如果是动词的某种形式的话,要么是-ed,要么是-ing,此处要补出词尾-ed。

37 Basically

解析:逗号之前一个独立的插入语往往是副词,注意不要漏掉al。

38 emotionally

解析:此处需要与前文的physically,mentally在形式上和语义上为并列关系的词。

39 distant

解析:此处需要形容词修饰future,"distant future"意思是“遥远的将来”。不远的将来表达为not-too-distant future或near future。

40 cancer

解析:不要误写为cancel。因为or的前面是heart disease,故此处应该填写另一种疾病。

41 retirement

解析:年轻的时候可能不会考虑生病、退休、死亡等,此词是retire的名词形式。

42 crossed

解析:根据语法知识,助动词have,has,had之后的动词要用过去分词形式,因此即使听不到-ed的音,也要补出词尾-ed。另外,不要误写成across。

43 increasingly

解析:此词修饰形容词或副词,表示“越来越”。

44 标准答案:Regardless of your age, you can make a number of important changes in your current lifestyle

听音关键:Regardless,age,changes,current lifestyle

答案重构:No matter how old you are, you can make some great changes in your current lifestyle

画龙点睛:regardless of是四级常考短语;make changes为固定搭配;a number of后接名词复数形式。current lifestyle可能是难点,可以改写成present habits之类的表达。

45 标准答案:We know much more about preventive health today than our parents and grandparents did in the past

听音关键:know more,preventive health,than,parents and grandparents

答案重构:We know preventive health much more now than our parents and grandparents did in the past

画龙点睛:注意比较结构和后半句的时态。preventive是个派生词,根据发音和上下文应该可以写对。

46 标准答案:And this new knowledge can be transmitted to our children to help them become healthier than our generation

听音关键:knowledge,transmit,children,help,healthier,than our generation

答案重构:And this new knowledge can be passed on to our children so that they can be healthier than us

画龙点睛:knowledge是必须掌握的词汇,transmit可以替换,不定式目的可以用so that改写,our generation写成us意义上也没有什么遗失。

大学英语听力真题

听力真题:

Test 5

Section C

Around the world young people are spendingunbelievable sums of money to listen to rock musicForbes Magazine (36) ______ that at least fifty rockstars have (37) ______ of between two million andsix million dollars per year

"It doesn't make sense," says Johnny Mathis, one of the older music (38) ______ , who made amillion dollars a year when he was most (39) ______ , in the 1950s "(40) ______ aren't worththis kind of money In fact, nobody is"

But the rock stars' (41) ______ seem to disagree Those who love rock music spend abouttwo billion dollars a year for (42) ______ They pay 150 million to see rock stars in person

Some observers think the (43) ______ are buying more than music According to one theory,to play rock music doesn't require much training (44) ______________________________________________________________ Every boy andgirl in the audience thinks, "I could sing like that" Rock music has become a kind of religion (45) ____________________________________________________________________________________

Luck is a key word for explaining the success of many In 1972 one of the luckiest was DonMcLean, who wrote and sang "American Pie" McLean earned more than a million dollars fromrecordings of "American Pie" (46) ______________________________________________________________________________

答案解析:

36 claims

解析:此处需要第三人称谓语动词,注意拼写ai。

37 incomes

解析:根据后面的数字,此处需要表示“收入”的名词,注意复数形式。

38 millionaires

解析:根据后面的定语从句可知此处需要名词,表示“百万富翁”,注意拼写aire和复数形式。

39 popular

解析:根据he was most可知此处需要形容词,注意拼写ar。

40 Performers

解析:根据aren't可知此处需要名词复数形式,此单词位于句首,应注意首字母大写。注意拼写er和or。

41 admirers

解析:根据所有格和seem可知此处需要 名词复数形式,注意拼写er。

42 records

解析:介绍for后接名词或动名词,records在此处作名词,注意拼写or。

43 customers

解析:根据are可知此处需要名词复数形式,注意拼写o和er。

44 标准答案:There is no gulf between the audience and the performer

听音关键:no gulf,audience,performer

答案重构:No gulf lies between the audience and the performer

画龙点睛:关键是要把两者之间没有距离的信息表达出来

45 标准答案:Young people are glad to pay to worship a rock star because it is a wayof worshipping themselves

听音关键:glad,play,worship star,worship themselves

答案重构:Young people like to spend money adoring rock stars for it's a way of adoringthemselves

画龙点睛:本句中pay表示“付款”,其后稍有停顿;不定式to worship表示目的。注意这里并不是payworship to短语。如果原词照搬,要注意worshipping应双写p;如果担心会拼错worship这个词,可用其同义词adore,admire等来代替。

46 标准答案:Then too, by writing his own music, McLean earns some extra money

听音关键:writing music,earn extra money

答案重构:Then, McLean earns some extra money by writing his own music, too

画龙点睛:状语的位置可以调换。

大学英语听力练习

听力真题:

Test 4

Section C

Sports and games make our bodies strong, preventus from getting too fat, and keep us healthy Butthese are not their only use They give us (36) ______ practice in making eyes, brain and (37) ______ work together In tennis, our eyes see theball coming, judge its speed and direction and pass this (38) ______ on to the brain The brainthen has to decide what to do, and to send its orders to the muscles of the arms, legs, and soon, so that the ball is met and hit back where it ought to go All this must happen with verygreat speed, and only those who have had a lot of practice at tennis can carry out this (39) ______ chain of events successfully For those who work with their brains most of the day, thepractice of such skills is (40) ______ useful

Sports and games are also very useful for (41) ______ training In their lessons at school, boysand girls may learn about such (42) ______ as unselfishness, courage, (43) ______ and love ofone's country (44) _____________________________________________________________ The ordinaryday-school cannot give much practical training in living, because most of the pupils' time isspent in classes, studying lessons So it is what the pupils do in their spare time (45) _____________________________________________________ If each of them learns towork for his team and not for himself on the football field, (46) ___________________________________________________________

答案解析:

36 valuable

解析:此处需要形容词修饰practice,注意value需要去掉e再加able。

37 muscles

解析:此处需要与eyes,brain并列的名词,注意不要漏掉c和词尾的s。

38 information

解析:根据this,此处需要单数名词,注意or。

39 complicated

解析:此处需要形容词修饰chain,注意词尾的ed。

40 especially

解析:此处需要副词修饰useful,表示“特别”,注意开头的e、中间的c,并且要双写l。

41 character

解析:此处需要名词,注意ch和er。

42 virtues

解析:根据suchas,此处需要复数名词,概括unselfishness,courage,意为“美德”。注意ir和ue。

43 discipline

解析:此处需要与unselfishness,courage和love并列的单数名词。通过disc+ip+line记忆此词会效果更佳、记得更牢。

44 标准答案:but what is learned in books cannot have the same deep effect on a child's character as what is learned by experience

听音关键:learned in books,not same,effect,character,learned by experience

答案重构:but what a child learns in books cannot have the same deep effect on his/her character as what he/she learns by experience

画龙点睛:注意比较结构和否定意义。

45 标准答案:that really prepares them to take their place in society as citizens when they grow up

听音关键:prepare,take their place,as citizens

答案重构:that really prepares them for their place in society as grown-up citizens

画龙点睛:注意prepare sb to do sth结构,可替换为prepare sb for sth。

46 标准答案:he will later find it natural to work for the good of his country instead of only for his own benefit

听音关键:natural,work for country,not own benefit

答案重构:later he will naturally work for the good of his country, not just for his own benefit

画龙点睛:注意对比结构,其中强调的是前者。

英语听力在英语里面是很重要的,大家一定要学习好,下面我就给大家整理了英语的听力练习题,有需要的可以收藏起来哦

第一节(共5小题)

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1 What is the man doing in the shop

A Looking around B Buying a tie C Trying new clothes

2 Where is the man’s passport

A In the drawer B On the table C On the desk

3 What does the man want to do

A Go to class B Buy a jpgt C Ask the way

4 Which city is the capital

A Rio B Brasilia C Spanish

5 Where will the 2008 Olympics main stadium be located

A Beijing suburbs

B Beijing’s Chaoyang District

C Beijing’s Zhaoyan District

第二节(共15小题)

听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料,回答第6~7小题。

6 Where does the Dr Green stay

A At the Blackboot Hotel

B At the Blackwood Hotel

C At the Blacksmith Hotel

7 What is the Information telephone number

A 114 B 141 C 411

听第7段材料,回答第8~11小题。

8 Where does the conversation most likely take place

A At the airport B At the restaurant C At a hotel

9 What is the purpose of the man’s visit

A Visiting friends B Going sightseeing C Being on business

10 What article is NOT mentioned in the talk

A Clothes B Wine C Camera

11 How many cigarettes does the man have

A 100 B 200 C 500

听第8段材料, 回答第12~14小题。

12 How many persons did the man book a table for

A Two B Three C Four

13 Where is the table

A In the middle of the restaurant

B On the band platform

C Near a window

14 What is the man worried about

A Much noise from the street

B Loud music from the band

C Bad service of the restaurant

听第9段材料,回答第15~17小题。

15 How much will the man pay for the apartment

A ¥900 B ¥1,000 C ¥1,100

16 When will the man move in

A Next week B Two weeks later C Next month

17 Which of the following is the apartment the man will rent

听第10段材料,回答第18~20小题。

18 How many people were there in the bus when the accident happened

A 42 B 49 C 30

19 How many people died in the accident

A 10 B 4 C 12

20 Who were sent to the homes of the dead

A The students on the bus

B The teachers

C The school officials

听力材料

(Text 1)

W: Do you have anything special in mind

M: Oh,no I am just looking Thank you

(Text 2)

M: Have you seen my passport, darling

W: What a poor memory you have! You put it in the desk drawer last night

(Text 3)

M: Lisa, do you know where I could buy some nice silk My mother’s birthday is coming

W: There’s a good silk shop near the university I can show you after class if you want

(Text 4)

W: I know you are from Rio Is that still the capital

M: No Brasilia’s the capital now

W: What language do you speak there

M: Spanish

(Text 5)

W: Beijing’s Chaoyang District, where the 2008 Olympics main stadium will be located, is working hard to improve the conditions

M: That’s good Now the city has won the bid to host the Games, and a lot should be done

(Text 6)

W: Oh, Excuse me, Mr Li I almost forgot there is a phone message here for you A Dr Green called and asked you to call him back

M: Where is he now, do you know

W: He’s staying at the Blackwood Hotel, Room 707

M: Thank you very much Do you happen to have the number of the Blackwood

W: I’m sorry, I don’t But you can get it from information Just dial 411

M: Oh, and could I trouble you for changing a dollar

W: All right Here is your change By the way, the public phones are over there on your right

M: I see Thank you

(Text 7)

W: Are these your bags, sir

M: Yes, that is right

W: Have you anything to declare

M: No, I have only got clothes and things like that

W: What’s the purpose of your visit

M: I’m here on business

W: I see Would you mind opening this one, please

M: Not at all

W: What is inside this package

M: Presents for some of my friends They are glass vases and so on

W: Got any tobacco

M: I have got 200 cigarettes

W: Would you mind showing me your camera, sir

M: Not at all

W: I see Thank you

(Text 8)

W: Good evening, sir Welcome to our restaurant

M: Good evening! I have booked a table for two My name is Patrick Briggs

W: Yes, Mr Briggs We’ve chosen a window table for you

M: It’s quite good Thank you

W: You’re welcome, sir This separate room has a very good view of this city, especially at night

M: That’s wonderful But by the way, this room is near the band platform I really don’t like the music being played right beside me

W: Oh, don’t worry, sir The sound of the music is quite soft It won’t bring you any inconvenience If you don’t like it, I’ll find another table for you Is that OK, sir

M: That’s great You really give good service indeed

(Text 9)

W: Good morning What can I do for you

M: Good morning I’d like to rent an apartment near Beijing University

W: What kind of apartment do you want

M: I’d like an apartment with a bedroom, a bathroom and a small kitchen How much is an apartment like that

W: ¥1,100 a month

M: Oh, my God! It’s too expensive

W: But it’s worth the money It’s just opposite to the university and there is a big bookstore next to it

M: Well, do you have a cheaper one

W: Yes, but it is about 40 minutes away if you take the bus

M: Is there a bus stop near the apartment

W: Yes, just across the street And there is a big supermarket nearby

M: How much is it then

W: ¥900 a month

M: OK I think I’ll take that one By the way, when can I move in

W: How about next month

M: Oh, no I can’t wait so long! Is next week OK

W: Sorry, sir The girl renting that apartment won't leave for two weeks

M: Well, it seems that I have to wait for two weeks

(Text 10)

Now, back to the news A tour bus carrying high school children from Boston ran off a highway exit on Friday morning, killing four children and injuring more than 30 people Forty-two music students, aged 10 to 13, from Oak Hill High School in Boston, five teachers and two bus drivers were on the overnight trip to Canada They were to take part in a band concert Andrew, a 12-year-old boy who was on the bus, said that all the children were asleep at the time of the accident The cause of the crash has yet to be determined Police said the bus went down a hill and landed on its side Two girls and two boys were killed and several other people were thrown from the bus Thirty-six people were treated at hospitals but most are now out of danger The school remained open on Friday School officials were sent to the homes of the four who died The children are very upset Many are walking around corridors crying and hugging each other

听力答案

答案:1~5AABBB 6~10BCACB 11~15BACBA 16~20BBBBC

美国总统英语访谈录,采访美国第42任总统:比尔克林顿第一个出生在二战后的总统:I Didn't Violate Any laws 我没有违背任何法律,采访文稿中英对照。希望能对大家英语听力练习有所帮助!

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Reporter: I've read the transcripts of all the interviews you’ve done thus far since the book came out, and it seemed to me—now you correct me if you think I’m wrong~but it seemed to me as they’ve progressed, you’ve gotten increasingly annoyed about questions about the Monica Lewinsky matter Am I right about that Are you just tired of talking about that

记者:我读了你出书后到现在做的所有 的访谈稿,在我看来好像——如果你认 为我错了,你现在纠正我——好像随着 访谈深入,你在关于莫妮卡莱温斯 基的事情上更容易动怒了。我这种说法 对吗你是不是厌倦了谈论这个

Clinton: Well, I just basically said what I had to say about it in the book, and I think that the thing that has struck me is, starting the very first day when we did these—I mean, we did two book signings in New York in midtown and then in Harlem, and then the next day one in Lower Manhattan, a third one And the media went up to afterward, and they just were begging them to say that’s why they bought the book, and they could hardly find a single~

克林顿:嗯,关于这件事,我基本上只 说了我在书里必 须要说的,我觉 得让我印象深的 是,从第一天我 开始在纽约城中 售书开始,我的 意思是,我们在 结婚有两场售书 会,一场在市中 心,一场在哈莱 姆,到第二天在 曼哈顿下城举办 第三场签名售书会,媒体走到后面排队 的人们面前,请他们讲讲为什么要买这 本书,没有一个说(是冲着莱温斯基事 件去的)。

Reporterr: You mean to read about the Lewinsky

记者:你的意思为了读莱温斯基的故事

Clinton:Yeah They could hardly find a single solitary soul who would say that They said, “No, you know, we know about that That was publicized quite heavily at the time We’re interested in what he did and how his life took shape and what he did as president” So I don’t know that I’m annoyed by it, but I just don’t have much to add to what I’ve already said about it

克林顿:是的。他们找不到一个人说读 我的书就是为了读莱温斯基的。他们 说,“不是,我们知道那件事。那个时 候,那方面的报道铺天盖地。我们感兴 趣的是他做了什么,他如何成就今天的 生活以及他当总统期间做了什么。”所 以我不知道我是否会因此动怒,我只是 没有什么要补充说明的。

Reporter: I have to ask you one question about it for the record, and I’m sure this is not going to be any surprise to you because six years ago, the day the Lewinsky story broke—you mentioned this in your book

记者:关于这个,我还要问你一个问题。我确信这个问题不会让你觉得惊 讶,因为6年之前,就是莱温斯基事件 曝光之后,你在书中提到了这个……

Clinton: I wrote it about

克林顿:我写了这件事。

Reporter: You wrote about it in the book, that because we had a pre—already prearranged interview, you went ahead with the interview, and I did the first interview with you, and I asked you if you had had a sexual—improper relationship I kept using the past tense, and you kept saying is, “There is no relationship” My question to you is, was that—that was an intentional dodge, was it not

记者:你在书中写道,因为你已经有了 一个事先安排好的采访,你就直接去 了,是我和你做的第一次采访,我问你 是否和她有不正当的性关系。我一直用 过去时态,而你一直说的是“我们没有 恋爱关系”。我想问的是,那是你故意 回避,是不是

Clinton: It was an intentional dodge because I didn’t want—I respect you I didn’t want to lie to you, and I thought that I had to, as I said in the book, buy two weeks time for things to calm down in order to avoid having Ken Starr and his boys win this long fight that they were fighting against me, and—but I also said in the book that I hated it and I tried to-after I did that interview with you—I tried to confine my comments thereafter just simply saying that I didn’t violate any laws and I didn’t ask anybody else to, and that’s pretty much what I said from there on out

克林顿:是故意回避,因为我不想一 我尊重你。我不想对你撒谎,我想,我 必须,像我在书中说的那样,用两周时 间冷静下来,不能让肯斯塔尔那帮 人得逞,让他们在这场长期针对我的攻 击中得意。但是我也在书中说,我讨厌 这样,在接受你的采访之后,我试图不 让自己发表评论,而只是简单地说我没 有违背任何法律,我没有让其他任何人 违背法律,当时差不多我都是说的这些。

Reporter: Was this decision to kind of go the “is” route, or in other words, try to deny it for two weeks or for however long, was that your decision you made alone

记者:是不是走“现在没有”这个路 线或者换句话说,想两周内或者更长 时间内否认这件事,这是你自己作的决 定吗

Clinton: No, I just made it alone The only person I— I just asked-one time I asked David Kendall what he thought was going to happen

克林顿:是的,我自己作的决定。我问 的唯一一个人就是大卫肯德尔,我 问他他认为会发生什么事。

Reporter: Who's your lawyer

记者:是你的律师

Clinton: Uh-huh And he didn’t,he knew nothing either at this time He knew nothing about the facts So he's not in any way compromised I said, “What do you think is going to happen" He said, “Well,everybody’s going crazy now, but,” he said,“none of this makes any sense” He said, “There’s no civil case against you There’s obviously no criminal case in Whitewater against you They know there’s nothing to any of this and that’s why Starr maneuvered his way into the Lewinsky case, maybe by being less than honest with the Justice Department about why he wanted to” He said, “I just think if you can just survive this thing, this media hysteria for a couple of weeks,things will settle down and it will come out the way it ought to”

克林顿:嗯,不是。他那个时候什么也 不知道。一点儿也不知道事实。所以我 们没有协商什么。我说,“你认为会发 生什么 ”,他说,“现在大家都疯了, 不过这都没有任何意义。”他说,“你没 有民事官司。” “水门事件中显然没有 任何针对你的刑事诉讼。他们知道什么 都没有,所以斯达尔才 *** 纵了莱温斯基 诉讼,可能他在法庭上解释他想干什么 的时候没说多少实话。”他说,“我只是 想,如果你这次能挺住,媒体歇斯底里 几周后,事情就会平息,就会回到正常 的轨道。”

Reporter: He was wrong, of course

记者:当然,他错了。

Clinton: Well,I don’t know if he was wrong I did survive it I think he—and the voters voted clearly in November of ‘98 against impeachment,and they wanted me to be censured or something They wanted the country to move on And the Republicans decided to go forward with it anyway because they figured that might make right It didn’t matter if there was no constitutional or legal basis for it

克林顿:我不知道他有没有错。我确实 挺过来了。我认为他和选民们在1998 年11月投票反对 罢免我时,他们想 要别人指责我或者 别的什么。他们想 要国家向前发展。 不管怎样共和党 人决定顺应这个潮流,因为他们认为 这样会向前发展。 即使没有宪法或法 律支持也没关系。

Reporter: Now, you mentioned this in your book, about ~just for the record, one final question, and then we’ll move in If you had,in that interview with me, said, “Yes,I did have an improper sexual relationship with this young women I'm so sorry I did it It was a terrible”-and all the things you say now about it—"It was a terrible mistake in judgnijent It’s an awful, awful thing,” what do you think would have happened

记者:你在书中提到了,只是记录一 下,最后一个问题,然后我们再继续。 如果你在接受我采访时说,“是的,我 确实和这个年轻女人有不正当的性关系。很抱歉我做了这样的事。糟透了。” 那么你现在说的所有关于这件事的话 “这是个糟糕的判断错误,太糟糕了。” 你认为会怎么样呢

Clinton: I think that people would have said, “He probably committed perjury at his deposition"’ which I maintain to the present day that I did not

克林顿:我想人们会说,“他可能为罢免做了伪证。”直到现在,我坚持认为 我都没有做伪证。

Reporter: But the allegation is that you did

记者:但是指控 说你做了伪证。

Clinton: That’s correct And I think with—given the media hysteria and the fact that people were saying all the things that were said one more time, I was dead as could be, I think the overwhelming likelihood is that I would have been forced from office,because I think the Democrats would have—some Democrats might have abandoned me I’m not sure that would have happened, but I think—I thought at the time it was a realistic possibility I think today it still was a realistic possibility At least I thought it could occur

克林顿:没错。 我认为由于媒体 歇斯底里而人们 都一遍遍说着重 复的话,我当时很绝望,我认 为很可能会被罢免了,因为我认为民主 党——部分民主党人士已经抛弃了我。 我不知道发生了什么,但是我认为,那个时候我认为,这个可能是很现实的。 今天我依然认为那是很现实的可能。至 少我认为会发生。

Reporter: And you thought that at the moment that if you in fact admitted that on that first day

记者:你当时想那个时候如果你当天就 承认了就好了……

Clinton: Yeah, because that’s what—because this was like Grover Cleveland being confronted with his child born out of wedlock You know, he said, “Well,yes, that happened” He had no special counsel He had a very different national media than existed He had no, nobody with a vested interest having spent tens of millions of dollars and indicted innocent people because they wouldn’t lie about me He certainly didn’t have a congressional opposition like Newt Gingrich and Mr DeLay and the others I just think that the一I think there was at least a serious chance that would have happened And I would never have quit I would have made them do something to run me out, because I just thought it was wrong I thought it was just as—what they were trying to do was every bit as wrong and more wrong for the Republic than the terrible mistake I had made But that’s really what I wanted to do I wanted to just, you know, say, “Okay, look, I was at a bad place in my life and 1 did a bad thing, and I’m ashamed of it,”and it just took a while before I thought I could say it

克林顿:是的,因为那就像格洛弗克 利夫兰承认自己有私生子一样。你知 道,他说,“是的,确实有。”他没有专 门的律师。他那时有一个和现在不同的 国家媒体。他不是任何人都有即得的利 益花几千万美元去指责不清白的人,因 为他们不会对我撒谎。他当然也没有 像纽特金里奇和德雷先生等这样的 国会反对派。我想,至少有发生的可 能。我可能不会下台。我要做些事情让 他们支持我,因为我当时只是认为是错了。我以为那只是他们努力想让共和党 犯更大错误的事情,比我犯下的错误还 要大。但是那真是我当时想做的。我只 想,你知道,说,“好了,看,我现在 处于人生的低谷,我做错了,我很惭 愧。”但我需要一段时间才能说出这些。

Reporter: But if you had said it that day, you would have had to have said, “And as a consequence, I resign”

记者:但是如果你那天这么说,你可能 就不得不说,“所以,我辞职”

Clinton: No, I wouldn’t have said—

克林顿:不,我不会那么说。

Reporter: You wouldn’t have said that

记者:你不会那么说

Clinton: No, no, no But I think that under the circumstances that existed because at the time, keep in mind, I knew what Starr had been doing I knew what had been going on, but I don’t even think most Democrats in the Congress had paid much attention to it, and he certainly had received at the time relatively little critical press coverage

克林顿:不会,不会。但是我认为在那 种情况下,因为那个时候,记住,我知 道斯塔尔一直在做些什么。我知道发生 了什么事,但是我甚至都没有想到国会 的大多数民主党人 士关注了这件事, 而他同时也受到了 相对少一些的媒体 的批评报道。

Reporter: Some people have suggested that actually Starr played into your hands rather than the other way around, but that by the time you did finally come clean, Starr had become an issue in and of itself, and you were able to say, “Hey,I may have done a bad thing, but this guy has done worse” Are you—is that a good—is that an accurate reading

记者:一些人暗示 说实际上斯塔尔中 了你的圈套,而不 是相反,那时你最 后说出了实话,斯 塔尔却陷入其中, 你可以说,“嗨, 我可能做了一件错事,但是这个家伙做 的更坏。”这么解读准确吗

Clinton I think there’s some truth to it, but I think that the reason it had done worse is a political and constitutional term there I mean no one else had ever had his private life so gone over as I had, and no one else had ever had—been subject to a civil suit in the presidency, and no one else had ever had the civil suit be subject to criminal jurisdiction during the presidency, all because they were frustrated because they knew that I hadn’t done anything wrong, they knew Hillary hadn’t done anything wrong in Whitewater, and we had spent virtually my entire presidency, and had been bankrupt by a manic,crazed, knowingly false criminal prosecution that had been basically cheer leaded by a lot of mainstream——the members of the press So it was a weird time I just think everybody kind of lost their mind and—including—you know, and I can’t —I just said I don’t even try to defend what I did wrong, but I just think that, that it was something we needed to get through and we did get through it

克林顿:我想,某种程度上说也对。但 是我认为说他做的更坏是基于政治和宪 法的角度来说。我的意思是,没有哪个 人的私人生活像我这样被人过了一遍, 没有人曾经在总统任期间受到过民事指 控,没有人在总统任期间受到刑事指 控,全都因为他们很有挫败感,因为他 们知道我没有做错任何事,他们知道希拉里在白水事件中没有做错,我们实际 上浪费掉了整个任期时间,被错误的疯 狂的犯罪指控、特权等给毁了。而这些 基本上是由很多主流——媒体引导的。 所以那段时间很奇怪。我认为大家差不多是疯 了,包 括我, 你知 道,我 刚才说 我甚至 不想为 我做的 错事辩护,而只是想,我们需要挺过那段时 间,我们也确实熬过来了。

Reporter: You spent much time of your presidency on the Middle East

记者:你任期大部分时间关注的是中东 问题

Clinton: I did

克林顿:是的。

Reporter: And you said—toward the end of your book, you said you told Yasser Arafat the following, quote: “I am a failure, and you have made me one,” end quote You consider yourself a failure because you were not able to force peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians

记者:你在书的结尾说,你告诉亚 瑟阿尔法特“我是个失败的人,是 你让我失败的。”你觉得你因为不能推 进巴以和平进程而变成一个失败者吗

Clinton: No, not really, but I was trying to bring home to Arafat the terrible mistake he was making, because一 well, let’s just review the history here real quick I still think the peace agreement in ‘93 was a good one, the one we signed on the White House lawn The process, however, turned out to be flawed because of things that the people who put it together couldn’t have foreseen

克林顿:不,不全是。但是我努力想让 阿尔法特改正他的错误,他犯了重大的 错误。让我们迅速回顾下历史。我仍然 认为1993年的和平进程是没错的,那 年我们在白宫草坪上签了字。然而,那 次进程,因为签署的人们没有预见到的 事情而出现了瑕疵。

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