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"Snow White"*7 The Coat interpretation, please watch the untitled video first

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*7 The Coat

"My Lady," the mirror said.

"Snow White is the most beautiful woman in the kingdom."

The queen gritted( /ˈɡrɪtɪd/ v. clenched (teeth) (grit's past tense)) her teeth(/tiːθ/ n. plural of tooth teeth).

"Oh no! She's still(/stɪl/ adv. Still alive(/əˈlaɪv/ adj. Alive)!"

The dwarfs (leave for departure) the mines.

Dar waved(/weɪvd/v. waving (wave's past tense)) good-bye to Snow White.

"Remember( /rɪˈmembə/ vi. 记住)," he called.

"Don't let anyone in!"

Snow White ( /ˈwɒʃɪŋ/ v. wash, wash (wash of the present participle)) dishes (past tense).

"Clothes for sale(/seɪl/ n. sell; sell)!" a voice(/vɔɪs/ n. voice; voice) called.

"Lovely, beautiful clothes!"

Snow White went to the window.

An old woman was ing (in... Walk next to it).

She pulled( /'pʊld/v. pull, (pull's past tense)) a small wagon( /ˈwæɡən/ n. wagon, wagon) loaded( /ˈləʊdɪd/ v. carrying (past participle of load)) with chests( /tʃests/ n. box, the plural of box chest).

"Hello, miss!" the woman said.

"Would you like to buy something?"

Snow White remembered Dar's warning( /ˈwɔːnɪŋ/ n. 警告).

"No, thank you," she said.

The woman pulled a fancy(/ˈfænsi/ adj. 精致的,花俏的) coat out of a chest.

She stepped(/stept/ v. step; walking (step's past tense)) toward( təˈwɔːd/ prep. To) the house.

"This coat matches( /'mætʃɪz/ v. 和... Your hair," she said.

Snow White gazed(/ɡeɪzd/ vi. Gaze; gaze (gaze's past tense)) at the beautiful coat.

"Just (try it on)," she said.

"There's no harm( /hɑːm/ n. 伤害) in that."

Snow White bit( /bɪt/ vt. Bite (bite of the past) her lip(/lɪp/n. lips). "Well . . . Okay."

The woman smiled.

She (lifting up coat) for Snow White.

Snow White put one arm through( /θruː/ prep. 穿过).

She put her other( /ˈʌðə/ adj. Other, other) arm through.

Suddenly the coat grew tight( /taɪt/ adj. 紧的).

It squeezed(/skwiːzd/ v. past tense of squeeze) her entire( /ɪnˈtaɪə/ adj. All, all) body( /ˈbɒdi/ n. body).

"Ahh!" Snow White cried. "I can't breathe(/briːð/ vi. 呼吸)!"

The woman laughed.

"Good-bye, Snow White!"

Then—poof( /pʊf/ (indicates that something suddenly happened) poof)! The woman vanished( /ˈvænɪʃt/ v. suddenly disappeared; Mysterious disappearance vanish's past tense).

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