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雅思口语part2话题：噪音制造
Describe an occasion that someone or something made noise
You should say:
when this happened
who this person was/what this thing was
what kinds of noise was
and explain what you did when you heard the noise.
雅思口语part2范文：
I would like to tell you an occasion when my neighbor renovated his
building which is next to my house the last weekend. The noise of drills,
hammer, other power tools, and the shout from workers were extremely bothering
to me.
我想告诉你的是，我的邻居在上个周末装修了他的房子，就在我的房子旁边。钻机、锤子、其他电动工具和工人们的叫喊让我非常烦恼。
I heard that there had been some problem with water leaking in their house,
thus, they needed torip the floor out to find the problem of water pipe system
hidden inside. Besides, they also took that chance to re-decorate their house.
That’s why the noise of hammers, saws, drills seemed endless on the whole day.
Because the owners didn’t have much time off from work, they had to begin very
soon in the morning. I must say that the staccato hammer drill at the crack of
dawn woke up all of citizens in the neighbour, and prevented us from going back
to sleep again. As my house is next to theirs, I almost could feel that the
walls shook and it drove meinsane.
我听说在他们的房子里有漏水的问题，因此，他们需要在地板上找到隐藏在里面的水管系统的问题。此外，他们还利用这个机会重新装修他们的房子。这就是为什么锤子、锯子、钻头的噪音整天都是无穷无尽的。因为老板们没有太多的工作时间，所以他们必须在早上很快开始工作。我必须说，在黎明破晓时分，断断续续的锤钻唤醒了邻居的所有市民，使我们无法再回去睡觉。我的房子就在他们的旁边，我几乎能感觉到墙在震动，这让我发疯了。
Though being so bothered by the noise, I couldn’t do anything but for
standing it, hoping it could end as soon as possible. After 2 hours, I nearly
went crazy with that noise, so I called up my friends and asked them out for
cafe and shopping.
虽然我被噪音所困扰，但我什么也做不了，只是站着它，希望它能尽快结束。两个小时后，我几乎发疯了，所以我打电话给我的朋友，让他们出去喝咖啡和购物。
雅思口语高频词汇：
drive sb insane: make sb extremely bothered
Ex: The noise from the bar nearby drove me insane.
Staccato: short and not sounding connected
crack of dawn: the early part of the morning when the sun first appears
Nearly: almost
Go crazy: to become very angry about something
Ask out: to invite someone to go out
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