音乐之声的词语50个,哥哥姐姐帮下我吧!就要音乐之声的词语呵呵.

音乐之声的词语50个,哥哥姐姐帮下我吧!就要音乐之声的词语呵呵.
音乐之声的词语50个,哥哥姐姐帮下我吧!
就要音乐之声的词语呵呵.

音乐之声的词语50个,哥哥姐姐帮下我吧!就要音乐之声的词语呵呵.
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1,The Lord will show you in His own good time.
主会在对的时间告诉你的. ————这是教我们耐心等待
2,Our abbey is not to be used as an escape.
These walls were not built to shut out problems. You have to face them. You have to live the life you were born to live.
我们修道院不是逃避的场所.
修道院的墙不是用来把问题关在外面的.你必须正视他们,你必须按照你天生注定的生活来生活. ————这是教我们积极进取,教人以勇敢
3,When the Lord closes one door somewhere else he opens a window.
当主关上一扇门的时候他会在别处开一扇窗.
The mountains are magnificent, really magnificent.
-I had them put up just for you. -Oh?
Even if it's to a height of feet. . .
. . .Georg always believes in "rising to the occasion. "
Improve the jokes or I'll disinvite you.
You didn't invite me. I invited myself.
-Naturally. -You needed a chaperone. . .
. . .and I needed a place where the cuisine is superb. . .
. . .the wine cellar unexcelled. . .
. . .and the price perfect.
Max, you are outrageous.
Not at all. I'm a very charming sponge.
Listen.
That's the Klopmann Monastery Choir.
They're good.
Very good.
I must explore this area in the next few days.
Somewhere, a hungry singing group is waiting for Max Detweiler. . .
. . .to pluck it out and make it famous at the Salzburg Folk Festival.
-They get fame, you get money. -It's unfair, I admit it.
But someday that'll be changed. I shall get the fame too.
Good heavens, what's this?
It's nothing. Just some local urchins.
This really is exciting for me, Georg. Being here with you.
Trees, lakes, you've seen them before.
That is not what I mean, and you know it.
-You mean me? I'm exciting? -Is that so impossible?
No, just highly improbable.
-There you go, running yourself down. -Well, I'm a dangerous driver.
You're much less of a riddle when I see you here, Georg.
-In my natural habitat? -Yes, exactly.
Are you saying that I'm more at home. . .
. . .among the birds and the flowers and the wind that moves. . .
. . .through the trees like a restless sea?
How poetic.
Yes, it was rather, wasn't it?
More at home here than in Vienna in all your glittering salons. . .
. . .gossiping gaily with bores I detest, soaking myself in champagne. . .
. . .stumbling about to waltzes by Strausses I can't even remember?
-Is that what you're saying? -Yes.
Now whatever gave you that idea?
Oh, I do like it here, Georg. It's so lovely and peaceful.
How can you leave it so often?
Oh, pretending to be madly active, I suppose.
Activity suggests a life filled with purpose.
Could it be running away from memories?
Or perhaps just searching for a reason to stay.
I hope that's why you've been coming to Vienna so often.
-Were there other distractions? -I'd hardly call you a distraction.
Well, what would you call me, Georg?
Lovely. . .
. . .charming, witty, graceful, the perfect hostess. . .
. . .and, you're going to hate me for this. . .
. . .in a way, my savior.
Oh, how unromantic.
I'd be an ungrateful wretch if I didn't say. . .
. . .that you brought some meaning back into my life.
I am amusing, I suppose.
I have the finest couturier in Vienna and a glittering circle of friends.
-I do give some rather gay parties. -Oh, yes.
But take all that away. . .
. . .and you have just wealthy, unattached little me. . .
. . .searching, just like you.
More strudel, Herr Detweiler?
-How many have I had? -Two.
Make it an uneven three.
Still eating, Max? Must be unhappy.
That mixed quartet I've been trying to steal away from Sol Hurok. . .
-What happened? -. . .Sascha Petrie stole them first.
I hate thieves.
Max, you really must try and learn to love yourself.
I had to call Paris, Rome and Stockholm.
-On Georg's telephone, of course. -How else could I afford it?
I like rich people, the way they live and how I live when I'm with them.
I wonder where the children are.
They must have heard I was coming and hid.
I was hoping they'd be here to welcome you.
Max, do step out of character for a moment and try and be charming.
Well?
Well what?
Have you made up his mind? Do I hear wedding bells?
-Pealing madly. -Marvelous.
-Not necessarily for me. -What kind of talk's that?
None-of-your-business talk.
I'm terribly fond of him, so don't toy with us.
But I'm a child. I like toys. So tell me everything.
Come on. Tell me every teensy-weensy, intimate, disgusting detail.
Well, let's just say I have a feeling I may be here on approval.
-I approve of that. How can you miss? -Far too easily.
If I know you, darling, and I do, you will find a way.
-He's no ordinary man. -No, he's rich.
His wife's death gave him a great heartache.
And your husband's death gave you a great fortune.
Oh, Max, you really are a beast.
You and Georg are like family. That's why I want to see you married.
We must keep all that lovely money in the family.
-What are you doing there? -Oh, Captain von Trapp.
I was just looking for. . . .
I didn't see, I mean, I didn't know you were--
Heil Hitler!
Who are you?
I have a telegram for Herr Detweiler.
-I am Herr Detweiler. -Yes, sir.
You've delivered your telegram. Now get out.
-Georg, he's just a boy. -Yes, and I'm just an Austrian.
Things will happen. Make sure they don't happen to you.
Max! Don't you ever say that again.
I have no political convictions.
-Can I help it if other people do? -You can help it.
You must help it.
Hello?
You're far away. Where are you?
In a world that's disappearing, I'm afraid.
Is there any way I could bring you back to the world I'm in?
-Father! Father! -There's your father!
Oh, captain, you're home!
Come out of that water at once!
Oh, you must be Baroness Schraeder.
I'm soaked to the skin!
Straight line!
This is Baroness Schraeder.
And these. . .
. . .are my children.
How do you do?
Go inside, dry off, clean up, change your clothes and report back here!
Fr锓lein, you will stay here, please!
I think I'd better go see what Max is up to.
Now, fr锓lein. . .
. . .I want a truthful answer.
Yes, captain.
Is it possible, or could I have just imagined it?
Have my children, by any chance, been climbing trees today?
Yes, captain.
I see.
And where, may I ask, did they get these. . . .
-Play clothes. -Is that what they are?
I made them from the drapes that used to hang in my bedroom.
-Drapes? -They have plenty of wear left.
We've been everywhere in them.
Are you telling me that my children have been roaming about Salzburg. . .
. . .dressed up in nothing but some old drapes?
And having a marvelous time!
-They have uniforms. -Forgive me, straitjackets.
They can't be children if they worry about clothes--
They don't complain.
They don't dare. They love you too much and fear--
Don't discuss my children.
You've got to hear, you're never home--
I don't want to hear more!
I know you don't, but you've got to!
-Liesl's not a child. -Not one word--
Soon she'll be a woman and you won't even know her.
Friedrich wants to be a man but you're not here to show--
Don't you dare tell me--
Brigitta could tell you about him. She notices everything.
Kurt acts tough to hide the pain when you ignore him. . .
. . .the way you do all of them.
Louisa, I don't know about yet.
The little ones just want love. Please, love them all.
I don't care to hear more.
-I am not finished yet, captain! -Oh, yes, you are, captain!
Fr锓lein.
Now, you will pack your things this minute. . .
. . .and return to the abbey.
What's that?
It's singing.
Yes, I realize it's singing. But who is singing?
The children.
The children?
I taught them something to sing for the baroness.
My heart wants to sing Every song it hears
Every song that it hears
My heart wants to beat like the wings Of the birds that rise
From the lake to the trees
To the trees
My heart wants to sigh Like a chime that flies
From a church on a breeze
To laugh like a brook When it trips and falls
Over stones on its way
On its way
To sing through the night
Like a lark who is learning to pray
I go to the hills
When my heart is lonely
I know I will hear
What I've heard before
My heart will be blessed
With the sound of music
And I'll sing...
...once more
Edelweiss!
You never told me how enchanting your children are.
Don't go away.
Fr锓lein.
I. . .
. . .behaved badly. I apologize.
I'm far too outspoken. It's one of my worst faults.
You were right.
I don't know my children.
There's still time, captain. They want so much to be close to you.
And you brought music back into the house.
I'd forgotten.

I want you to stay.
I ask you to stay.
-If I could be of any help. -You have already.
More than you know.
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