影片對(duì)白"One pound of flesh, no more, no less. No cartilage, no bone, but only flesh."
4. love handle
就是腰間的那圈肥肉，常見(jiàn)于成功男士的腰上（估計(jì)是美酒美食催生的）。
5. edit out
這個(gè)短語(yǔ)是指“編輯中刪除”，那“編輯中加入”呢？就是 edit in了。我們來(lái)看一些例子： A controversial scene was edited out of the film. 一個(gè)有爭(zhēng)議的場(chǎng)景在編輯這部電影時(shí)給刪除了。 An additional scene was edited in before the show was aired. 播出之前，這個(gè)節(jié)目又編輯加入了一個(gè)場(chǎng)景。
文化面面觀
The Parson's Tale 牧師的故事
The Parson's Prologue and Tale make up the final section of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. 電影中Mills所說(shuō)的The Parson's Tale其實(shí)源自英國(guó)文學(xué)家喬叟的《坎特伯雷故事集》，非但丁所著。從這個(gè)片段中，我們可以看出Mills似乎沒(méi)有讀過(guò)多少中世紀(jì)文學(xué)以及和宗教有關(guān)的書(shū)籍。
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| Portrait of Chaucer as a Canterbury pilgrim in the Ellesmere manuscript of The Canterbury Tales |
This, one of the longest of all the tales, is a sermon on virtuous living. The Parson is considered by some to be the only good member of the Clergy in
Canterbury Tales. Harry Bailly, the host, first asks the Parson for a fable but the Parson refuses and says he will tell an improving tale in prose as he cannot rhyme. The subject of the sermon is penitence and he describe it split into three parts; contrition of the heart, confession of the mouth and satisfaction. The second part about confession is illustrated by referring to the Seven Deadly Sins and offering remedies against them.
The Seven Deadly Sins are 1. Pride 2. Envy 3. Wrath 4. Sloth 5. Greed 6. Gluttony 7. Lust. They are "healed" by 1. Humility 2. Contentment 3. Patience 4. Fortitude 5. Mercy 6. Moderation 7. Chastity
The tale seems, for the most part, to be a combination of the texts of two works on penitence popular at this time: the Summa casuum poenitentiae of Raymond of Pe?afort, and the Summa vitiorum of William Perault; these mingle with fragments from other texts. It is not known whether Chaucer was the first to combine these particular sources, or whether he translated an existing combined edition, possibly from French; in the latter case, any direct source has been lost.
None of the explicit criticism of clergy that marks many of the other tales and character sketches is obvious here. The Parson is throughout depicted as a sensible and intelligent person. However he is not uncritical of the clergy, for example describing flatterers – those who continuously sing placebo – as "the Devil’s Chaplains".
Although the Canterbury Tales appears to be unfinished with some pilgrims not telling any tales and the four tales each, described in the General Prologue, far from complete, the Parson's tale seems to be designed to round up the work. There are many references to the end in the Parson's prologue and the tale itself has many subtle criticisms of the behavior and character of many of the other pilgrims. Chaucer himself seems swayed by the plea for penitence as the final part of the Tales follows, Chaucer's Retraction where he asks forgiveness for any offence he might have caused. (answers.com)
Purgatory 煉獄
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| Illustration for Dante's Purgatorio (18), by Gustave Doré, an imaginative picturing of Purgatory. |
Purgatory《煉獄》是意大利文學(xué)家但丁《神曲》中的第二部分，其他兩部分為《地獄》和《天國(guó)》。Purgatory這個(gè)詞源自拉丁語(yǔ)，意思是“滌罪”。In the teaching of the Roman Catholic Church, it means the state after death in which the soul destined for heaven is purified. Since only the perfect can enjoy the vision of God (inferred from Mat. 12.36; Rev. 21.17), and some die in grace who have still unpunished or unrepented minor sins on their conscience, they must be purged of such sins. Those who have suffered already (especially the martyrs) may have undergone much or all of their punishment. Souls in purgatory are members of the church along with the living and the blessed in heaven and may be helped, as in life, by the prayers and works of their fellow members. This unity is the communion of saints. Prayers for the dead are therefore commonplace in Roman Catholic life; one form is the requiem Mass (see also indulgence). The duration of time and the nature of the state of purgatory are not defined; the suffering is different in kind from that of hell, for the soul in purgatory knows that his punishment is temporary. The ancient Jews prayed for the dead (2 Mac. 12.43–46), and the Christians continued the practice, holding the concomitant belief in a middle state between life and heaven. The Eastern Orthodox Church maintains this position without adopting the Western terms developed in the Middle Ages. Protestants have generally abandoned it. (Columbia Encyclopedia)
考考你
將下面的句子譯成英語(yǔ)。
1. 速度在這里是很重要，但他卻慢騰騰的。
2. 爭(zhēng)論結(jié)束之前，你最好是等待時(shí)機(jī)。
3. 他不得不躲起來(lái)一段時(shí)間。
4. 在電影上映之前，許多有爭(zhēng)議的鏡頭已被編輯刪除。
Seven《七宗罪》精講之一 考考你 參考答案
1. 她沖進(jìn)廚房檢查爐子。
She popped into the kitchen to check the stove.
2. 既然他是董事會(huì)主席了，他說(shuō)了算。
Now that he's chairman of the board, he calls the shots.
影片對(duì)白"One pound of flesh, no more, no less. No cartilage, no bone, but only flesh."
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