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2013.3.1 Monks and disciples from the Hare Krishna temple would come and prepare vegetarian feasts redolent of cumin, coriander, and turmeric.“Steve would be starving when he arrived, and he would stuff himself,” Holmes recalled.“Then he would go and purge.For years I thought he was bulimic.It was very upsetting, because we had gone to all that trouble of creating these feasts, and he couldn’t hold it down.”
coriander [ˌkɔri'ændə]
n.[植]胡荽 bulimic [bju'limiə]
n.易饥症，贪食症 upset [ʌp'set]
adj.心烦的 vt.加厚,推翻,扰乱 vi.推翻 n.推翻,混乱 cumin ['kʌmin]
n.莳萝, 小茴香子 purge [pə:dʒ]
n.整肃,清除,泻药,净化 vt.净化,清除,摆脱 vi.清除,通便,腹泻,变得清洁 disciple [di'saipl]
n.弟子, 门徒 turmeric ['tə:mərik]
n.姜黄，姜黄根之粉末 redolent ['redəulənt]
adj.有...香味的, 令人想起...的Jobs was also beginning to have a little trouble stomaching Friedland’s cult leader style.“Perhaps he saw a little bit too much of Robert in himself,” said Kottke.Although the commune was supposed to be a refuge from materialism, Friedland began operating it more as a busine;his followers were told to chop and sell firewood, make apple prees and wood stoves, and engage in other commercial endeavors for which they were not paid.One night Jobs slept under the table in the kitchen and was amused to notice that people kept coming in and stealing each other’s food from the refrigerator.Communal economics were not for him.“It started to get very materialistic,” Jobs recalled.“Everybody got the idea they were working very hard for Robert’s farm, and one by one they started to leave.I got pretty sick of it.”
commune [kə'mju:n]
n.公社 vi.交换思想、意见或感受, 交流 chop [tʃɔp]
n.厚肉片,排骨,砍 vt.剁碎,砍(价),切 vi.砍 cult [kʌlt]
n.宗教膜拜仪式,异教,狂热崇拜,个人崇拜 refuge ['refju:dʒ]
n.避难(处), 庇护(所)v.庇护, 避难(所) materialism [mə'tiəriəlizəm]
n.唯物主义，唯物论，实利主义
prees [pres]
n.新闻界, 压力 v.按, 压，逼迫 v.强迫服役，征用 n.强迫服役 materialistic [məˌtiəriə'listik;məˌtiriəl'istik]
adj.唯物论的, 唯物主义的 stove [stəuv]
n.炉子,火炉窑;烘房；【主英】温室 firewood ['fairwud]
n.火柴(薪) communal ['kɔmjunl]
adj.公有的 economics [ˌi:kə'nɔmiks, ˌekə-]
n.经济学
engage [in'geidʒ]
v.答应, 预定, 使忙碌, 雇佣, 订婚
Many years later, after Friedland had become a billionaire copper and gold mining executive—working out of Vancouver, Singapore, and Mongolia—I met him for drinks in New York.That evening I emailed Jobs and mentioned my encounter.He telephoned me from California within an hour and warned me against listening to Friedland.He said that when Friedland was in trouble because of environmental abuses committed by some of his mines, he had tried to contact Jobs to intervene with Bill Clinton, but Jobs had not responded.“Robert always portrayed himself as a spiritual person, but he croed the line from being charismatic to being a con man,” Jobs said.“It was a strange thing to have one of the spiritual people in your young life turn out to be, symbolically and in reality, a gold miner.”
copper ['kɔpə]
adj.(紫)铜色的,铜(制)的 n.铜,铜币,铜制品 mining ['mainiŋ]
n.采矿, 矿业 Singapore [ˌsiŋgə'pɔ:]
n.新加坡 executive [ig'zekjutiv]
adj.行政的 n.执行者, 主管 Mongolia [mɔŋ'gəuljə]
n.蒙古 environmental [inˌvaiərən'mentl]
adj.环境的 abuse [ə'bju:z] n.滥用,恶习 vt.滥用,辱骂,虐待 Vancouver [væn'ku:və]
n.温哥华市(温哥华) encounter [in'kauntə]
n.意外的相见,遭遇 vt.&vi.遇到,偶然碰到,遭遇 spiritual ['spɪrɪtʃʊəl]
adj.精神的, 心灵的 n.(尤指美国南部黑人的)圣歌 Clinton ['klintən]
n.克林顿(姓) intervene [ˌintə'vi:n]
vi.插入,介入,干涉,调停 [计算机] 介入 mine [main]
n.地雷, 矿山, 宝库 pron.我的 vt.采矿, 开凿, 暗中破坏, 埋地雷 vi.挖掘 symbolically [sim'bɔlikəli]
adv.象征地, 象征性地 charismatic [ˌkæriz'mætik]
adj.有魅力的 con [kɔn]
vt.精读,学习,默记, 掌舵, 欺骗 adv.反对地 adj.欺诈的 n.反对论点，反对者,欺骗, 操舵台, 掌舵 portray [pɔ:'trei]
v.描写,描写...的肖像,逼真地描写 commit [kə'mit]
v.委托(托付), 犯罪, 作...事, 承诺 [计算机] 委托...Drop Out（退出，退学）
Jobs quickly became bored with college.He liked being at Reed, just not taking the required claes.In fact he was surprised when he found out that, for all of its hippie aura, there were strict course requirements.When Wozniak came to visit, Jobs waved his schedule at him and complained, “They are making me take all these courses.” Woz replied, “Yes, that’s what they do in college.” Jobs refused to go to the claes he was aigned and instead went to the ones he wanted, such as a dance cla where he could enjoy both the creativity and the chance to meet girls.“I would never have refused to take the courses you were supposed to, that’s a difference in our personality,” Wozniak marveled. hippie ['hipi]
n.嬉皮, 嬉皮模样的年青人 =hippy creativity [ˌkri:ei'tiviti;ˌkri:ei'tivəti]
n.创造力, 创造 strict [strikt]
adj.严格的, 精确的, 完全的 reed [ri:d]
n.芦苇, 芦笛,簧片 Reed：里德（姓氏） aura ['ɔ:rə]
n.气味, 气氛;n.光环, 光圈 bore [bɔ:]
vbl.忍受(动词bear的过去式)n.令人讨厌的人,枪膛,孔,井眼,枪管口径,涌潮 vt.使感到厌烦,钻孔,挖 vi.挖掘,开凿 aign [ə'sain]
v.分配,指派 n.[计算机] DOS 命令将驱动器符重指向第二个驱动器符 marvel ['mɑ:vəl]
n.奇异的事物, 罕见的例子 v.惊异于, 惊异
Jobs also began to feel guilty, he later said, about spending so much of his parents’ money on an education that did not seem worthwhile.“All of my working-cla parents’ savings were being spent on my college tuition,” he recounted in a famous commencement addre at Stanford.“I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life and no idea how college was going to help me figure it out.And here I was spending all of the money my parents had saved their entire life.So I decided to drop out and trust that it would all work out okay.”
recount [ri'kaunt]
vt.详述,列举,重新计算 n.重新计算 guilty ['gilti]
adj.有罪的, 内疚的 commencement [kə'mensmənt]
n.开始,毕业典礼 tuition [tju:'iʃən]
n.教诲,教学,学费
