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Song 狗也有得意之时
Artist 英语听力
Album 随身英语

Lyrics

[ti:狗也有得意之时]
[ar:英语听力]
[al:随身英语]
[00:00.30] A dog's day might never be the same
[00:03.16] considering the attention pooches have been getting recently.
[00:06.56] An advert claiming to be the first aimed directly at them
[00:10.05] has been screened on television in Britain.
[00:13.95] It features high-frequency sounds,
[00:16.31] whistles and barks intended to catch the attention of watching canines
[00:21.02] but that can't be heard by most humans.
[00:24.09] Far from being a barking mad move,
[00:27.22] it indicates that the advertising companies have sniffed out a promising new consumer
[00:32.72] in man's best friend.
[00:35.38] And dogs seem to be ready to come out of the doghouse in other fields too.
[00:39.23] For those who have seen The Artist,
[00:42.22] few seem able to resist Uggie's animal magnetism.
[00:44.58] This Jack Russell has been receiving praise
[00:49.19] that would make Lassie jealous.
[00:51.80] The 10-year-old four-legged performer
[00:54.57] showed that it's a mistake to think that you can't teach old dogs new tricks
[00:58.93] and picked up the animal equivalent of an Oscar at
[01:02.24] the prestigious Golden Collars in Century City,
[01:05.13] California.
[01:06.71] And soon dogs might rival human supermodels on some famous catwalks.
[01:11.59] Spending on clothing for pets is expected to break the 20 million-pound mark
[01:17.88] in 2012 in the UK,
[01:21.52] according to market assessment firm MTW Research.
[01:25.31] Across the Atlantic,
[01:27.27] a US retailer sells everything from colourful polo shirts
[01:30.39] to fancy dress costumes.
[01:32.66] Its customers can let their imagination off the leash
[01:36.41] and even dress their dogs to look like dinosaurs!

Pinyin

ti: gǒu yě yǒu de yì zhī shí
ar: yīng yǔ tīng lì
al: suí shēn yīng yǔ
[00:00.30] A dog' s day might never be the same
[00:03.16] considering the attention pooches have been getting recently.
[00:06.56] An advert claiming to be the first aimed directly at them
[00:10.05] has been screened on television in Britain.
[00:13.95] It features highfrequency sounds,
[00:16.31] whistles and barks intended to catch the attention of watching canines
[00:21.02] but that can' t be heard by most humans.
[00:24.09] Far from being a barking mad move,
[00:27.22] it indicates that the advertising companies have sniffed out a promising new consumer
[00:32.72] in man' s best friend.
[00:35.38] And dogs seem to be ready to come out of the doghouse in other fields too.
[00:39.23] For those who have seen The Artist,
[00:42.22] few seem able to resist Uggie' s animal magnetism.
[00:44.58] This Jack Russell has been receiving praise
[00:49.19] that would make Lassie jealous.
[00:51.80] The 10yearold fourlegged performer
[00:54.57] showed that it' s a mistake to think that you can' t teach old dogs new tricks
[00:58.93] and picked up the animal equivalent of an Oscar at
[01:02.24] the prestigious Golden Collars in Century City,
[01:05.13] California.
[01:06.71] And soon dogs might rival human supermodels on some famous catwalks.
[01:11.59] Spending on clothing for pets is expected to break the 20 millionpound mark
[01:17.88] in 2012 in the UK,
[01:21.52] according to market assessment firm MTW Research.
[01:25.31] Across the Atlantic,
[01:27.27] a US retailer sells everything from colourful polo shirts
[01:30.39] to fancy dress costumes.
[01:32.66] Its customers can let their imagination off the leash
[01:36.41] and even dress their dogs to look like dinosaurs!