爱华网不同的人在进行英语对话时，可能会有不同的聊天方式，聊天的话题也不尽相同。下面是小编给大家整理的常见英语情景对话，供大家参阅!
常见英语情景对话：戏剧学院
K: I want two tickets for The Hurt Locker tonight, please. How much are they?
K:两张今晚《拆弹部队〉的票，请问票价是多少?
T: 50 yuan a piece, but sorry it’s sold out. How about tomorrow night?
T: 50元一张，但是抱歉今晚的票卖完了，明晚怎么样?
K: Fine. Do you have anything in the first five rows?
K:好吧。有前五排的余票吗?
T: Yes. We do have a few seats available.
T：有，正好有余票。
K: Are you free tomorrow night?
K:你明晚有空吗?
J： Yes.
J：有空。
K: Two pieces, please.
K:两张明晚的票。
T： Here you are.
T：给你。
J: What’s the film talk about?
J：这部影片是关于什么的?
K: It is a war film about a United States Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team during the Iraq War. It’s a big box-office hit directed by Kathryn Bigelow5. As the war in Iraq continues, Staff Sgt. William James carries out one of the most dangerous of all military assignments: bomb defusing. While James thrives on the job’s risks, the head of his support team, Sgt. Sanborn, becomes increasingly worried by what he feels is a growing recklessness7) of James’ behaviour. Then, we should watch by ourselves.
K:这是一部关于伊拉克战争期间美国军队爆炸物处理小组的战争片。是由凯瑟琳毕 格罗导演的一部电影。伊拉克的战争在继续，陆军上士威廉詹姆斯担负的任务 是军队所有任务中最危险的一种一拆弹。他因一次次涉险成功而意气风发，但 拆弹组负责给他提供支援的军士桑伯恩却愈加忧心忡忡，因为他感到詹姆斯的行 为越来越表现出不计后果的鲁莽。接下来，我们就要自己看了。
J： OK. Is Kathryn Bigelow your favorite director?
J：好吧。凯瑟琳毕罗格是你最喜欢的导演吗?
K: No. My favorite director is Elia Kazan.He won two Academy Awards for Best Director, for Gentleman s Agreement and On the Waterfront . He was graduated from Yale University’s School of Drama3.
K:不是。我最喜欢的导演是伊莱亚卡赞。他因执导影片〈君子协定〉和〈在水边》 两次获得奧斯卡最佳导演奖。他毕业于耶鲁大学戏剧学院。
J: He is also my favourite director. He also directed A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, two of the plays that made Tennessee Williams a theatrical and literary force. He also directed All My Sons and Death of a Salesman, the plays which did much the same for Arthur Miller.
J：他也是我最喜爱的导演。由他导演而成为名作的话剧包括田纳西威廉姆斯的(欲 望号街车〉和〈玻璃动物园〉以及阿瑟米勒的〈我的儿子们〉和〈推销员之死〉。 这些剧目分别奠定了田纳西威廉姆斯、阿瑟米勒在戏剧界、文学界的地位。
K: For actress, who is your favourite?
K:那女演员呢?你最喜欢谁?
J: My favourite actress is Meryl Streep. She is widely regarded as one of the most talented and respected movie actors of the modem era. She was also graduated from Yale School of Drama. Streep has received 16 Academy Award nominations, winning two, and 25 Golden Globe nominations, winning seven, more nominations than any other actor in the history of either award. Her work has also earned her two Emmy Awards, a Cannes Film Festival award, four New York Film Critics Circle Awards and five Grammy Award nominations.
J：我最喜欢梅丽尔斯特里普。她被公认为是现代最有才华和最受人尊重的演员之 一。她也毕业于耶鲁大学戏剧学院。她获得16次奥斯卡奖提名，两次摘得，25 次金球奖提名，7次摘得。在这两个颁奖礼上她比其他任何演员提名的次数都多。 她同时还收获了两个艾美奖，一个嘎纳电影节奖项，4个纽约影评人协会奖和5 项格莱美奖提名。
K: I am crazy about her.
K:我为她而疯狂。
J: You know, while at Yale she played a variety of roles onstage, from the glamorous Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream to an eighty-year old woman in a wheelchair in a comedy. “It was immediately apparent,” said then-dean Robert Brustein, “that she was destined for greatness.”
J：你知道吗?她在耶鲁大学时就已经在舞台上扮演了各种各样的角色，从 《仲夏夜 之梦》中迷人的海伦娜到一部喜剧中80岁的坐在轮椅上的老人。"真是立羊见影，" 当时的院长罗伯特说，"她注定是伟大的。”
K: I like her film Out of Africa. It seems that we have much in common.
K:我喜欢她的电影《走出非洲〉。看来我们有许多共同之处。
J: Yes. We are both movie buffs. We enjoy the quite different sound effects and visual effects in cinema. And we are both from Yale School of Drama.
J：对啊，我们都是电影迷。我们享受电影院里非同一般的音响和视觉效果。我们都 来自耶鲁戏剧学院。
常见英语情景对话：艺术学院
K: Who is your favourite painter?
K:你最喜欢的画家是谁?
J: My favorite painter is Picasso. He always expresses such a strong feeling in his abstract paintings.I always get a strange sense of excitement when I see his work.
J:是毕加索。他总是以抽象画来表达强烈的情感。每次看到他的画，我都有种异样的感觉。
K: Frankly speaking，I don’t understand the point of his work. It’s just too abstract for me. I don’t actually like modem art. I prefer traditional paintings. Generally speaking, traditional work was more representational than modem work.
K：老实说，我不太明白他要表现什么。他的画对我来说实在是太抽象了。我不太喜欢现代艺术，偏爱传统的东西更多一些。一般来说，传统法更富有表现性。
J: Renaissance paintings were always very detailed and delicate.Those painters certainly were skilled, but not as creative as Picasso. Since you like traditional paintings, what do you think about Leonardo Da Vinci? His most famous painting is the Portrait of the Mona Lisa in the Louvre.
J:文艺复兴时期的油画都非常注意细节，画得非常精致。那些画家的画技相当高超， 但可能不如毕加索那么富有创作力。你喜欢传统的东西，那么你觉得达芬奇的作 品怎么样?他最著名的作品就是那幅收藏在卢浮宫里的《蒙娜丽莎的微笑〉了。
K: I like his paintings. I think the shading and color are much more vivid. By the way, when you studied at Yale School of Art, did you always visit the art gallery?
K：我喜欢达芬奇的垂。我觉得明暗和颜色比抽象画更生动。对了，你在耶鲁大学艺 术学院上学的时候，是不是经常去参观美术馆啊?
J： Yes. I used to visit the Yale Center for British Art. The collection of paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, rare books, and manuscripts reflects the development of British art, life. Works on view include masterpieces by British artists, as well as major artists from Europe and America who lived and worked in Britain.
J：是啊，我过去常常参观耶鲁大学英国艺术中心。该中心收藏的画作、雕塑、版S、 素描、珍贵书藉和手稿，反映了英国艺术和生活的发展。展出的作品包括英国艺 术家以及来自欧洲和美国的在英国居住和工作的主要艺术家的名人。
K: I have ever visited the Centre. It is both a public art museum and a world-renowned research institute for the study of British art and culture.
K:我曾经参观过英国艺术中心。它旣是公共艺术博物馆，又是研究英国艺术和文化 的世界著名的研究机构。
J: Right. It was presented to the University by Paul Mellon. He was graduated from Yale in 1929. It houses the most comprehensive collection of British art outside the United Kingdom. The Center is a valuable resource for faculty, students, and the public. It offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions and programs, including lectures, concerts, films, teacher workshops, and so on. The Center also houses a reference library, and study room for works on rare books and manuscripts.
J:对。该艺术中心是由保罗?梅隆成立的。他1929年毕业于耶鲁大学。英国艺术中 心收藏了英国本土以外的最全面的英国艺术珍品。英国艺术中心为教师，学生和 公众提供了宝贵的资源，中心提供全年的展览和节目，包括讲座、音乐会、电影、 教师工作室等等。中心还提供参考图书馆和为研究珍贵书籍和手稿的研究室。
K: I also want to visit the Yale University Art Gallery.
K:我也想参观耶鲁大学美术馆。
J: Oh. It was established in 1832. It is the oldest college art museum in the United States. It serves as an important teaching resource for Yale students and faculty. The Gallery offers free exhibitions, lectures, tours, symposiaC3 , and other public programs.
J:它建立于1832年，是美国最古老的大学艺术展览馆。它为耶鲁大学的学生和教 师提供重要的教学资源。美术馆提供免费的展览、讲座、参观、专题讨论会和其 他的公共项目。
K: What are the collections of the Art Gallery?
K:美术馆里有什么藏品啊?
J: The collections of the Yale University Art Gallery include superb holdings in American painting anddecorative arts; outstanding collections of Greek and Roman art; a celebrated group of early Italian paintings and modern art from numerous collections.
J：耶鲁大学美术馆馆藏包括一流的美国绘a和装饰艺术、古希腊和罗马艺术、早期 著名的意大利绘画和众多现代艺术收藏。
K: In my opinion, the Art Gallery itself can also be called “art”.
K:以我看，耶鲁大学美术馆建筑本身就可以称得上是艺术。
J: I agree with you. The Gallery’s main facility, designed by Louis Kahn, is a masterpiece of modem architecture and museum design. It has recently undergone a comprehensive renovation - in order to increase both exhibition space and teaching facilities.
J：我同意。美术馆的主要设施由路易斯?康设计，是现代建筑和博物馆设计的杰作。它最近进行了全面修整，用以增加展览空间和教学设施。
K: There is another art exhibition next Saturday. Will you go there with me?
K:下周六还有一个艺术展，你和我一起去吗?
J: OK. I’d love to.
J：好啊。我很乐意。
常见英语情景对话：城市与大学
Z; What are you reading?
Z.你在读什么呢，安娜?
A: Oh, a book about the history of Cambridge. I'm reading the part named “Town and Gown”.
A:我在看一本关于剑桥历史的书，正读到“市镇与学袍’’的部分。
Z： What does this phrase mean?
Z:这是什么意思?
A: “Town” and “gown” are referring to the two distinct communities of a university town: “town” being the non-academic population and “gown" metonymlcally being the university community.
A:市镇与学袍是指大学城里面截然不同 的两个群体。市镇”指的不槁学术 研究的普通市民，而"学袍当然是 指大学了。
Z: I see. Just like some ancient seats of learning such as Oxford, Cambridge and St. Andrews.
Z.我明白了。一些古老的大学所在地就 是这样的大学城，比如牛津、剑桥和圣安德鲁斯等等?
A: You’re right. Sometimes, the term is also used to describe modem university towns.
你说的对。有时候，这个也用来指代 现在的大学城。
Z: Perhaps this term came into being when the oldest universities in the world began to form. I guess it was in the Middle Ages?
也许这个词是伴随着世界上最古老的几所大学的成立而产生的吧，是中世纪时
A： Yes. During that time, students admitted to the European universities often held minor clerical status and donned garb similar to that worn by the clergy. These vestments evolved into the academic long black gown, worn along with hood and cap.
A:是的。那时候，欧洲的大学生们常常会被安排一个无关紧要的神职，他们经常穿 着和神职人员相似的衣服。那种衣服经过长时间的演变，就渐渐变成了长长的黑 色学士袍，外加上垂布和一顶帽子。
Z: We can see that the hood nowadays is often adorned with different colors; maybe that is the way to designate from which college the young scholars come from.
Z:现在的垂布经常会用不同的颜色来装饰，也许这就是用来分辩那些年轻的学者分别来自哪个学院的一种方法吧。
A： Besides, by their distinctive clothing, the students were set apart and distinguished from the citizens of the town; hence the phrase “town and gown”.
A:此外，因为这种特别的服装，学生们就和市桌'们区别开了。所以才有了 "市镇和 学袍”这个说法。
Z: Now that kind of gown has become a tradition in the universities. University students all over the world wear gowns like that at special occasions, for example, the degree ceremony and so on.
Z:现在，这种服装已经成为了大学里的一项传统。世界各地的大学生在特殊的场含 都会穿这种学袍，比如说在毕业典礼上。
A： That’s true. Now you understand this phrase, and do you want to know more about it?
A:对啊。现在你知道这个说法的意思了吧，想不想了解更多关于“市镇和学袍?_的 事情啊?
Z: I’d like to. Tell me more about it!
Z:快讲讲吧。
A: OK. The town and gown rivalry is mentioned in the book, too.
A:好的。书里面还提到了市镇和大学之间的对立。
Z： Rivalry? You mean they do not get along well with each other?
Z:对立?你是说他们之间的关系不好吗?
A： Yes. Conflict was inevitable in the medieval university towns where two separately governed bodies with different priorities and loyalties shared the same restricted space.
A:对。中世纪的大学城里，这两个独立团体身处同一片土地，却有着不同权益和 信仰，免不了会发生冲突。
Z： Sounds reasonable. Moreover, violence was commonplace in medieval life, not only between scholars and townsmen but among ordinary citizens.
Z:说的有道理。再说，暴力事件在中世纪十分普遍，不仅仅是在学者与市民之间， 市民之间也常常会发生。
A： It also happened between scholars from different regions of Europe who attended the universities. Violent confrontations between town and gown erupted on a recurring basis.
A:来自欧洲不同地区的学者之间也会起冲突。市镇与大学之间的冲突更是会反复发 生。
Z: I heard that The University of Cambridge was originally set-up after a fight between the townspeople of Oxford and scholars from the University of Oxford forced many scholars to flee to a new location.
Z:我听说，剑桥大学就起源于牛津市民和牛津大学之间的一场争端，许多牛津的学 者不得不逃到一个新的地方。
A: That is mentioned in the book. That was in 1209，and several decades later, the tension between the scholars at Cambridge and the towns people forced the King to grant special privileges and protection to Cambridge University.
A:书里面也提到了这一点。那是在1209年了。几十年后，剑桥学者和市民之间的 矛盾又激化了，国王不得不亲自出面授予大学一些特权，对其进行保护。
Z: As urban universities increase in size and complexity, the conflict between them may become more and more severe.
Z:随着大学的面积不断扩大，结构越来越复杂，他们之间的冲突就越来越激烈。
A: That's for sure. To a large extent, “town versus gown" disputes have moved from the streets into the courts and city hall.
A:这是肯定的。有时候，市镇和大学之间的织争甚至会从大街上转移到法院和市 政厅。
Z: Did they ever pay regard to the town-gown connection?
Z:他们难道从来都不考虑市镇和大学之间的紧密联系吗?
A: No idea. Universities boast that their existence is the backbone of the town economy, while the towns counter with claims that the institution is “robbing” them of tax revenue.
A:我也不知道。大学会说是城市经济的支柱，而城市反而会指责大学抢走了他们的一部分税收。
Z： The same thing may happen today, however the situation is much better than before since violence seldom happened.
Z:这在今天也可能发生，可是情况已经比原来好多了，至少暴力事件很少出现。
