九酷音樂網(wǎng)Hit歌詞
Now, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES
- a VOA Special English program
about American expressions.
I'm Rich Kleinfeldt
with some expressions containing the word hit.
Hit is a small word but it has a lot of power.
Baseball players hit the ball.
Missiles hit an airplane.
A car hits a tree.
Hit also joins with other words
to create many colorful expressions.
One is hit the road.
It means to travel or to leave a place,
as suggested in this song, "Hit the Road."
(MUSIC)
Another common expression is hit the spot.
At first it meant hitting a spot
at the center of a target with an arrow.
Someone who did so was satisfied with his shooting.
Now, hitting the spot usually means
that a food or drink is especially satisfying.
Many years ago, Pepsi Cola sold its drink
with a song that began, "Pepsi Cola hits the spot,
twelve full ounces, that's a lot..."
Another expression involving hit is hit bottom.
Something that has hit bottom can go no lower.
If the price of shares of a stock hits bottom
that might be the time to buy it.
Its value can only go up.
A student who tells you his grades have hit bottom
is saying he has not done well in school.
When a student's grades hit bottom
it is time to hit the books.
Hit the books is another way to saying it is time to study.
A student might have to tell her friends
she can not go with them to the movies
because she has to hit the books.
Not hitting the books could lead
to an unpleasant situation for a student.
The father or mother may hit the ceiling
when they see the low grades.
Someone who hits the ceiling, the top of the room,
is violently angry.
A wife may hit the ceiling because her husband
forgot their wedding anniversary.
To build something of wood, you usually need a hammer.
That is what you use to hit nails
into the pieces of wood to hold them together.
When you hit the nail on the head, exactly on its top,
it goes into the wood perfectly.
And when someone says your words or actions
hit the nail on the head,
he means what you said or did was exactly right.
If you are tired after hitting all those nails on the head,
then it is time to hit the hay.
That expression comes from the days
when people slept on beds filled with dried grass or hay.
Some people slept on hay in barns
where they kept their farm animals.
Hitting the hay simply means going to bed.
That is a good idea. I think I will hit the hay now.
(MUSIC)
This VOA Special English program, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
was written by Frank Beardsley.
I'm Rich Kleinfeldt.
- a VOA Special English program
about American expressions.
I'm Rich Kleinfeldt
with some expressions containing the word hit.
Hit is a small word but it has a lot of power.
Baseball players hit the ball.
Missiles hit an airplane.
A car hits a tree.
Hit also joins with other words
to create many colorful expressions.
One is hit the road.
It means to travel or to leave a place,
as suggested in this song, "Hit the Road."
(MUSIC)
Another common expression is hit the spot.
At first it meant hitting a spot
at the center of a target with an arrow.
Someone who did so was satisfied with his shooting.
Now, hitting the spot usually means
that a food or drink is especially satisfying.
Many years ago, Pepsi Cola sold its drink
with a song that began, "Pepsi Cola hits the spot,
twelve full ounces, that's a lot..."
Another expression involving hit is hit bottom.
Something that has hit bottom can go no lower.
If the price of shares of a stock hits bottom
that might be the time to buy it.
Its value can only go up.
A student who tells you his grades have hit bottom
is saying he has not done well in school.
When a student's grades hit bottom
it is time to hit the books.
Hit the books is another way to saying it is time to study.
A student might have to tell her friends
she can not go with them to the movies
because she has to hit the books.
Not hitting the books could lead
to an unpleasant situation for a student.
The father or mother may hit the ceiling
when they see the low grades.
Someone who hits the ceiling, the top of the room,
is violently angry.
A wife may hit the ceiling because her husband
forgot their wedding anniversary.
To build something of wood, you usually need a hammer.
That is what you use to hit nails
into the pieces of wood to hold them together.
When you hit the nail on the head, exactly on its top,
it goes into the wood perfectly.
And when someone says your words or actions
hit the nail on the head,
he means what you said or did was exactly right.
If you are tired after hitting all those nails on the head,
then it is time to hit the hay.
That expression comes from the days
when people slept on beds filled with dried grass or hay.
Some people slept on hay in barns
where they kept their farm animals.
Hitting the hay simply means going to bed.
That is a good idea. I think I will hit the hay now.
(MUSIC)
This VOA Special English program, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
was written by Frank Beardsley.
I'm Rich Kleinfeldt.
HitLRC歌詞
[00:11.40]Now, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES
[00:16.13]- a VOA Special English program
[00:18.57]about American expressions.
[00:21.26]I'm Rich Kleinfeldt
[00:23.15]with some expressions containing the word hit.
[00:26.49]Hit is a small word but it has a lot of power.
[00:31.57]Baseball players hit the ball.
[00:35.01]Missiles hit an airplane.
[00:38.69]A car hits a tree.
[00:41.48]Hit also joins with other words
[00:45.32]to create many colorful expressions.
[00:48.86]One is hit the road.
[00:51.69]It means to travel or to leave a place,
[00:55.82]as suggested in this song, "Hit the Road."
[00:59.62](MUSIC)
[01:23.48]Another common expression is hit the spot.
[01:28.37]At first it meant hitting a spot
[01:31.26]at the center of a target with an arrow.
[01:34.59]Someone who did so was satisfied with his shooting.
[01:39.52]Now, hitting the spot usually means
[01:43.71]that a food or drink is especially satisfying.
[01:47.46]Many years ago, Pepsi Cola sold its drink
[01:53.03]with a song that began, "Pepsi Cola hits the spot,
[01:58.12]twelve full ounces, that's a lot..."
[02:01.60]Another expression involving hit is hit bottom.
[02:07.28]Something that has hit bottom can go no lower.
[02:12.05]If the price of shares of a stock hits bottom
[02:16.65]that might be the time to buy it.
[02:19.74]Its value can only go up.
[02:23.02]A student who tells you his grades have hit bottom
[02:27.71]is saying he has not done well in school.
[02:31.44]When a student's grades hit bottom
[02:36.52]it is time to hit the books.
[02:38.96]Hit the books is another way to saying it is time to study.
[02:45.19]A student might have to tell her friends
[02:48.37]she can not go with them to the movies
[02:51.41]because she has to hit the books.
[02:54.15]Not hitting the books could lead
[02:57.79]to an unpleasant situation for a student.
[03:00.77]The father or mother may hit the ceiling
[03:04.45]when they see the low grades.
[03:07.05]Someone who hits the ceiling, the top of the room,
[03:12.02]is violently angry.
[03:14.26]A wife may hit the ceiling because her husband
[03:18.69]forgot their wedding anniversary.
[03:21.04]To build something of wood, you usually need a hammer.
[03:26.22]That is what you use to hit nails
[03:29.65]into the pieces of wood to hold them together.
[03:33.38]When you hit the nail on the head, exactly on its top,
[03:38.92]it goes into the wood perfectly.
[03:42.02]And when someone says your words or actions
[03:46.00]hit the nail on the head,
[03:48.59]he means what you said or did was exactly right.
[03:53.32]If you are tired after hitting all those nails on the head,
[03:58.52]then it is time to hit the hay.
[04:01.51]That expression comes from the days
[04:04.99]when people slept on beds filled with dried grass or hay.
[04:10.29]Some people slept on hay in barns
[04:14.33]where they kept their farm animals.
[04:16.82]Hitting the hay simply means going to bed.
[04:21.49]That is a good idea. I think I will hit the hay now.
[04:27.12](MUSIC)
[04:37.66]This VOA Special English program, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
[04:42.49]was written by Frank Beardsley.
[04:45.13]I'm Rich Kleinfeldt.
[00:16.13]- a VOA Special English program
[00:18.57]about American expressions.
[00:21.26]I'm Rich Kleinfeldt
[00:23.15]with some expressions containing the word hit.
[00:26.49]Hit is a small word but it has a lot of power.
[00:31.57]Baseball players hit the ball.
[00:35.01]Missiles hit an airplane.
[00:38.69]A car hits a tree.
[00:41.48]Hit also joins with other words
[00:45.32]to create many colorful expressions.
[00:48.86]One is hit the road.
[00:51.69]It means to travel or to leave a place,
[00:55.82]as suggested in this song, "Hit the Road."
[00:59.62](MUSIC)
[01:23.48]Another common expression is hit the spot.
[01:28.37]At first it meant hitting a spot
[01:31.26]at the center of a target with an arrow.
[01:34.59]Someone who did so was satisfied with his shooting.
[01:39.52]Now, hitting the spot usually means
[01:43.71]that a food or drink is especially satisfying.
[01:47.46]Many years ago, Pepsi Cola sold its drink
[01:53.03]with a song that began, "Pepsi Cola hits the spot,
[01:58.12]twelve full ounces, that's a lot..."
[02:01.60]Another expression involving hit is hit bottom.
[02:07.28]Something that has hit bottom can go no lower.
[02:12.05]If the price of shares of a stock hits bottom
[02:16.65]that might be the time to buy it.
[02:19.74]Its value can only go up.
[02:23.02]A student who tells you his grades have hit bottom
[02:27.71]is saying he has not done well in school.
[02:31.44]When a student's grades hit bottom
[02:36.52]it is time to hit the books.
[02:38.96]Hit the books is another way to saying it is time to study.
[02:45.19]A student might have to tell her friends
[02:48.37]she can not go with them to the movies
[02:51.41]because she has to hit the books.
[02:54.15]Not hitting the books could lead
[02:57.79]to an unpleasant situation for a student.
[03:00.77]The father or mother may hit the ceiling
[03:04.45]when they see the low grades.
[03:07.05]Someone who hits the ceiling, the top of the room,
[03:12.02]is violently angry.
[03:14.26]A wife may hit the ceiling because her husband
[03:18.69]forgot their wedding anniversary.
[03:21.04]To build something of wood, you usually need a hammer.
[03:26.22]That is what you use to hit nails
[03:29.65]into the pieces of wood to hold them together.
[03:33.38]When you hit the nail on the head, exactly on its top,
[03:38.92]it goes into the wood perfectly.
[03:42.02]And when someone says your words or actions
[03:46.00]hit the nail on the head,
[03:48.59]he means what you said or did was exactly right.
[03:53.32]If you are tired after hitting all those nails on the head,
[03:58.52]then it is time to hit the hay.
[04:01.51]That expression comes from the days
[04:04.99]when people slept on beds filled with dried grass or hay.
[04:10.29]Some people slept on hay in barns
[04:14.33]where they kept their farm animals.
[04:16.82]Hitting the hay simply means going to bed.
[04:21.49]That is a good idea. I think I will hit the hay now.
[04:27.12](MUSIC)
[04:37.66]This VOA Special English program, WORDS AND THEIR STORIES,
[04:42.49]was written by Frank Beardsley.
[04:45.13]I'm Rich Kleinfeldt.
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Hit歌詞，HitLRC歌詞
歌曲名：Hit 歌手：英語聽力 所屬專輯：《VOA慢速英語：詞匯典故》
作詞： 作曲： 發(fā)行公司：未知 發(fā)行時間：2023-12-28
歌曲ID：3515766 分類：VOA慢速英語：詞匯典故 語言： 大小：1.26 MB 時長：05:31秒 比特率：33K 評分：0.0分
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