-The avocado. This little guy and pretty much everything else in town, has to take four separate plane rides to arrive up here, in chilly Barrow, Alaska.
-Adam. Your material up there seems like it’s running a little thin.
-What the heck?
-I think Barrow might have one great story left in her.
-This is solid ice. It goes for five miles from here to the open ocean. Three gray wales a re now trapped in walls of ice, six inches thick.
-You have whales in trouble, and you didn’t call me?
-I didn’t call you because there’s nothing you can do.
-There’s always something you can do.
-Rachel, I’d like you to meet Fred, Wilma, and this is Bam-Bam.
-Everything’s gonna be okay.
-Governor Haskell, we were wondering if you could mobilize a ship that can break through the ice.
-You’re serious?
-With every passing hour, their path to freedom slips further away, as more of the ocean turns solid.
-What we need is the cooperation from the governor, but the governor has basically turned his back on the whales.
-I hate her so much.
-We will do everything we can to help these poor creatures.
-Pretty amazing, huh?
-The National Guard will pull the icebreaker to where it’s desperately needed.
-The pull should be a piece of cake.
-Nothing’s that simple in the arctic.
-This is a monumental task, as all eyes and efforts are focused on saving the whales.
-The temperature has dropped through the floor. We can’t keep up with the ice.
-The town of Barrow has shut down, as schoolchildren and shopkeepers alike, furiously work to cut a path to the ocean.
-Where’s Bam-bam?
-He’s not coming up.
-Maybe he’s hurt.
-You can’t go down there, it’s too dangerous.
-The only icebreaker within navigable distance belongs to the Soviets.
-I’ll be dammed if I’m going to let the Reds in to save the day.
-Then those whales are going to die.
-Even though they’re big, and powerful.
-They’re so much like us.
-We’re vulnerable, so we get scared, and we need help sometimes too.
-Adam. Your material up there seems like it’s running a little thin.
-What the heck?
-I think Barrow might have one great story left in her.
-This is solid ice. It goes for five miles from here to the open ocean. Three gray wales a re now trapped in walls of ice, six inches thick.
-You have whales in trouble, and you didn’t call me?
-I didn’t call you because there’s nothing you can do.
-There’s always something you can do.
-Rachel, I’d like you to meet Fred, Wilma, and this is Bam-Bam.
-Everything’s gonna be okay.
-Governor Haskell, we were wondering if you could mobilize a ship that can break through the ice.
-You’re serious?
-With every passing hour, their path to freedom slips further away, as more of the ocean turns solid.
-What we need is the cooperation from the governor, but the governor has basically turned his back on the whales.
-I hate her so much.
-We will do everything we can to help these poor creatures.
-Pretty amazing, huh?
-The National Guard will pull the icebreaker to where it’s desperately needed.
-The pull should be a piece of cake.
-Nothing’s that simple in the arctic.
-This is a monumental task, as all eyes and efforts are focused on saving the whales.
-The temperature has dropped through the floor. We can’t keep up with the ice.
-The town of Barrow has shut down, as schoolchildren and shopkeepers alike, furiously work to cut a path to the ocean.
-Where’s Bam-bam?
-He’s not coming up.
-Maybe he’s hurt.
-You can’t go down there, it’s too dangerous.
-The only icebreaker within navigable distance belongs to the Soviets.
-I’ll be dammed if I’m going to let the Reds in to save the day.
-Then those whales are going to die.
-Even though they’re big, and powerful.
-They’re so much like us.
-We’re vulnerable, so we get scared, and we need help sometimes too.
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英単語まとめ
material・・・資料
run thin・・・堪忍袋の緒が切れそうである
mobilize・・・動員する
piece of cake・・・簡単な、朝飯前
monumental ・・・途方もない、とてつもない
navigable・・・航行可能な
vulnerable・・・脆弱な
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