Welcome to Natural English.
Today we are going to do English-speaking practice through story. Today Subject is a happy Cat.
Part 2: Vocabulary:
Meow noun , verb /ˌmiːˈaʊ/ -->
ニャー / 야옹 / meo
the
crying sound a cat makes
The cat meowed.
My sister's cat will just sit at the sink and meow until you
turn the tap on for her.
Fruit noun /fruːt/ -->
フルーツ / 과일 / trái cây, hoa quả.
Oranges,
apples, pears, and bananas are all types of fruit.
Example:
Would you like some fruit for dessert?
How many pieces of fresh fruit do you eat in a day?
Bowl noun /bəʊl/ -->
丼鉢 / 그릇 / cái
bát, cái tô.
a
soup bowl, a cereal bowl, a salad bowl, a
sugar bowl
Example:
She
eats a bowl of cereal every morning.
It liked to sleep in the fruit bowl.
Lizard noun /ˈlɪz.əd/ -->
トカゲ / 도마뱀 / con
thằn lằn
Example:
Cat liked to chase lizards in the backyard.
Fly noun /flaɪ/ -->
飛ぶ / 파리 / Con ruồi
Example:
It liked to chase
flies in the kitchen.
Rub verb /rʌb/ -->
擦る / 문지르기 / Xoa, thoa
to
press or be pressed against something with a circular or up-and-down repeated movement
Example:
We
rubbed some polish into the surface of the wood.
He rubbed the cat's stomach.
Stomach noun /ˈstamək/ --> お腹 / 위 / cái bụng
the
part of the body between the chest and thighs; the belly.
Example:
He rubbed the cat's stomach.
He was punched in the stomach.
Lick verb /lɪk/ -->
なめる / 핥다 / liếm
to
move the tongue across the surface of something:
Example:
He licked the chocolate off his fingers.
The cat licked his hand.
Purr verb /pɜː/ -->
うなる / 푸르르 / gừ gừ
to
make a quiet, continuous, soft sound:
Example:
The cat purred as I stroked its fur.
Bruce smiled as the cat purred.
Paw noun /pɔː/ -->
足 /
갈고리 모양의 발톱이 있는 발 / Móng vuốt
the
foot of an animal that has claws or nails, such as a cat, dog, or bear:
Example:
I found paw prints in the kitchen.
It excitedly batted the toy with its paw.
Curled up verb /kɜːl/ -->
くるくるする / 말리다 / cuộn tròn, cuộn lại
to sit or lie in a position with your arms and legs close to your body.
Example:
the cat grew tired
and curled up on Bruce's lap.
She curled up on the sofa to watch TV.
Stroke verb /strəʊk/ -->
摩する / 어루만지다 / vuốt ve
to gently move your hand over
a surface
Example:
Bruce stroked the cat's fur.
She lovingly stroked Chris's face with the tips of her fingers.
Part 3: Summary of the article:
The
article told a short story about Bruce and his cat. Bruce finished his homework
and spends time with his cat. The cat liked to be alone. It enjoyed sleeping in various places around
the house and chasing bugs and lizards outside. Bruce rubbed the cat's stomach
and played with it. The cat purred and meowed happily. The story ends when the
cat curled up on Bruce's lap and he stroked its fur.
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