Cameron Diaz Talks Trees With Groover

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GROVER: Hello, there. It is I, Prof. Grover. And with me today is my lovely assistant, Cameron.CAMERON DIAZ: Hello, Prof Grover. Hello, everyone out there.GROVER: Anyway, we are here to tell you about some of nature’swonders.CAMERON DIAZ: That’s right. They’re big. And they’re beautiful. And they grow right out of the ground. I’m talking, of course, about … GROVER: … mailboxes!CAMERON DIAZ: No. Trees!GROVER: Trees! That is what I mean to say.[CHUCKLES]CAMERON DIAZ: Anyway, trees are really amazing because they do so much for us.GROVER: Yes, true multitaskers! For instance, trees can … eh, what they can, uh … you know I prepared for mailboxes, can you help me out here?CAMERON DIAZ: Of course, I can. Well, they clean air the air that we breathe.GROVER: Right. OK, tree, get to work. Clean up air. Come on, hop to it!CAMERON DIAZ: No, Grover. Not with the mop. They clean the air that we breathe with their leaves.GROVER: Their leaves?CAMERON DIAZ: Yes.GROVER: Really?CAMERON DIAZ: Hm-mm.GROVER: They do not seem that absorbent to me, no. Another thing that trees do is … oh, dear, here we go again.CAMERON DIAZ: Trees give us food.GROVER: Food, yes, of course. OK, tree, I would like a pepperoni pizza, a small milk, and a side order of, hm, would yousay,garlic nuts? Garlic nuts.CAMERON DIAZ: I like garlic nuts. But that’s not the kind of food that trees give us, Grover. No. They give us apples and oranges and pears and cherries and [CRUNCH] mm, they all taste really, really good.GROVER: Trees give us all of those? I did not know trees did so much!CAMERON DIAZ: And there’s more.GROVER: Yeah?CAMERON DIAZ: Yeah. They’re home to animals. And they give us cool shade on a hot summer day. And of course, they are just so beautiful to look at.GROVER: And they can bark, too.[CHUCKLES]CAMERON DIAZ: No, actually trees can’t bark.GROVER: Yes, they can.CAMERON DIAZ: Oh, wait. I know what you’re thinking. Trees have bark. That’s what this rough layer on the outside is called. It’s called bark. But trees can’t actually bark.[DOG BARKING]GROVER: See? They can.CAMERON DIAZ: And that’s another thing about trees. Dogs love them.POODLE: Yes, we do. And may I, now, have a little, you know, privacy? Ha? Please.CAMERON DIAZ: Of course.GROVER: Why don’t I just go over here.CAMERON DIAZ: We’ll be over here. We won’t look.POODLE: Oh, and you, too.Excusezmoi. Hm, Hm.[DOG BARKING][CAT MEOWS]

Vocabulary

lovely

bájos, kedves

wonders

csodák

ground

talaj

mailbox

postaláda

amazing

elképesztő

multitasker

aki egyszerre több dolgot képes csinálni

for instance

például

to prepare

felkészülni

to breathe

lélegezni

to hop

ugrál, szökdécsel

mop

felmosófa

leaves

levelek

to seem

látszik/tűnik valamilyennek

absorbent

nedvszívó

side order

köret

garlic nuts

fokhagymás mogyoró

shade

árnyék

to bark

ugatni

rough

durva

outside

kint, kívül

actually

tulajdonképpen

privacy

privát szféra

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