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Netherlands Beats Sweden 5–1

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中级中文听力:回顾世界杯荷兰五比一血洗瑞典。加克波与布罗贝双双梅开二度,萨默维尔锦上添花,埃兰加为瑞典扳回一城,荷兰进攻全面开花迎来首胜。含生词、语法与全文翻译。. HSK 3 Chinese listening practice.

This is an HSK 3-4 Chinese listening episode that runs about 6 minutes. The full Mandarin script is shown with tap-for-pinyin and a line-by-line English translation, so you can listen and read at once — comprehensible input in the sense of Stephen Krashen's i+1 theory. It teaches 7 key vocabulary words such as 尴尬、崩溃、士气 and walks through 3 grammar patterns, each explained in English with examples. The same news story is retold at 4 difficulty levels — use the level selector above to find the version that is challenging but still understandable for you.

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荷兰一大瑞典淋漓令人印象深刻比赛
这样比分并不常见说明荷兰踢得几乎完美瑞典遭遇了一失利
我们认识一下球队
荷兰来自欧洲世界传统之一
他们进攻足球闻名球员技术细腻配合默契向来是球迷喜爱球队
瑞典同样来自欧洲整体实力不算一支北欧特点身体强壮球队
不过比赛之前荷兰处境其实有些尴尬
他们小组比赛只踢成了平局没有胜利滋味
因此荷兰来说几乎是必须拿下比赛
他们需要胜利证明自己
也许正是这样压力渴望荷兰从一开始展现出了
他们教练显然做了充分准备上下想用胜利扭转局面
比赛一打荷兰牢牢掌握主动不断地瑞典球门施压
没过多久他们收获一个早早取得领先
取得领先之后荷兰非但没有反而打越
很快他们攻入第二比分扩大到了
荷兰进攻就像潮水一样一波接着一波根本停不下来
他们球员之间配合瑞典不胜
面对这样猛攻瑞典防线渐渐崩溃漏洞越来越
于是荷兰一个接着一个到来
整场比赛下来荷兰一共打进场面十分壮观
瑞典虽然利用一次机会一球避免零封尴尬差距已经说明一切
所谓零封就是比赛一个都不对手牢牢守住
这个瑞典至少没有空手而归
今天比赛荷兰球员表现尤其耀眼
一位他们攻击另一前锋
每个人都在比赛两元也就是各自打进
一名球员打进中文一个形象说法叫作"二度"
今天荷兰一下子球员同时二度相当罕见相当表现
冷静精准凭借身体速度不断瑞典制造麻烦
一球一球瑞典防线打得七零八落
正是凭借他们出色发挥荷兰进攻显得如此不可
除了他们之外荷兰还有另一球员攻入一球
可以今天荷兰进攻全面开花都能得分正是一支可怕地方
那么瑞典今天为什么输得如此
一方面荷兰今天状态实在太好进攻火力
另一方面瑞典自身防守出现不少问题几次关键失误荷兰牢牢抓住
一支球队进攻对手防守漏洞同时出现比分往往这样产生
其实瑞典并不一支只是今天他们撞上状态荷兰
球场上时候不是踢得不好而是对手实在太强
瑞典到了这种无可奈何滋味
最终比赛比分结束荷兰取得了一淋漓
荷兰来说胜利意义非同一般
他们本届世界第一胜利而且赢得如此漂亮士气一下子点燃
有了这样他们下来比赛无疑更有更有信心线主动重新回到自己手中
瑞典来说无疑是需要认真反省失利
对手口气任何一支球队来说都是沉重打击
他们必须尽快失利走出来总结教训争取比赛重新振作
世界没有结束他们依然机会弥补证明自己
比赛结束之后人们讨论大多围绕着荷兰进攻展开
有人荷兰今天终于踢出他们应有水平进攻流水
也有掌声送给二度球员他们当之无愧功臣
其实恰恰正是足球魅力所在
时候比赛如雨那种淋漓感觉正是球迷享受时刻
荷兰也要保持清醒毕竟世界硬仗后头只有延续这样状态才能走得更远
好了就是荷兰瑞典比赛全部故事我们下次再见
English transcript reference

The Netherlands beat Sweden 5-1, a thoroughly enjoyable and impressive match.

A big score like 5-1 isn't common; it shows the Netherlands played almost perfectly this match, while Sweden suffered a painful defeat.

Let's first get to know the two teams.

The Netherlands comes from Europe and is one of the traditional powers of world soccer.

They're famous for attacking soccer, with technically refined players and seamless combination, and have always been a team fans love.

Sweden also comes from Europe and is no weak side overall — a physically strong team with a Nordic character.

However, before this match, the Netherlands' situation was actually a bit awkward.

In their previous group-stage match, they only managed a draw, not yet tasting victory.

So this match was almost a must-win for the Netherlands.

They badly needed a win to prove themselves and steady the team's morale.

Perhaps it was exactly with this pressure and desire that the Netherlands showed an intense will to win from the start.

Their head coach had clearly prepared thoroughly before the match, and the whole team was fired up, wanting to turn the situation around with a win.

The moment the match kicked off, the Netherlands firmly seized the initiative, constantly pressuring Sweden's goal.

Before long, they got the first goal, taking the lead early.

After taking the lead, the Netherlands didn't sit back at all — instead, they attacked harder and harder.

Soon, they scored a second goal, stretching the score to two to zero.

The Netherlands' attack was like a tide, wave after wave, simply unstoppable.

Their passing was fast and accurate, and the players' movement and combination left Sweden unable to cope.

Facing such an onslaught, Sweden's defense gradually collapsed, with more and more holes.

And so the Netherlands' goals arrived one after another.

Over the whole match, the Netherlands scored five goals in all, a spectacular sight.

Sweden did pull one back through Elanga, who took a chance to avoid the embarrassment of being shut out, but the one-to-five gap already said it all.

A so-called shutout means not conceding a single goal in a match, holding the opponent off completely.

Elanga's goal at least meant Sweden didn't go home empty-handed.

In today's match, two of the Netherlands' players stood out especially.

One was their attacker Gakpo, the other the striker Brobbey.

Each of these two scored a brace in this match — that is, each scored two goals.

A player scoring two goals in a single match has a vivid name in Chinese: "méi kāi èr dù" (a brace).

Today the Netherlands suddenly had two players each score a brace, a rather rare and rather eye-catching feat.

Gakpo's goals were calm and precise, while Brobbey kept troubling Sweden with his physique and pace.

The two of them — you score one, I score one — tore Sweden's defense to pieces.

It was precisely thanks to their excellent displays that the Netherlands' attack looked so unstoppable.

Besides these two, the Netherlands had another player, Summerville, score one too.

You could say the Netherlands' attack flowered all over today, scoring from many places — which is exactly what makes a strong team most frightening.

So why did Sweden lose so badly today?

For one, the Netherlands was simply in such great form today, with full attacking firepower.

For another, Sweden's own defense did have quite a few problems, with several key mistakes firmly seized upon by the Netherlands.

When a team's attack and the opponent's defensive holes appear at the same time, a big score is often produced like this.

Actually, Sweden isn't a weak team; it's just that today they ran into a red-hot Netherlands.

On the soccer pitch, sometimes it's not that you play badly, but that the opponent is simply too strong.

This match, Sweden tasted exactly that helpless feeling.

In the end, the match finished five to one, and the Netherlands earned a thoroughly enjoyable big win.

For the Netherlands, this victory was no ordinary one.

It was their first win at this World Cup, and won so beautifully that the whole team's morale was instantly ignited.

With such a big win as a foundation, they'll undoubtedly have more assurance and confidence in the matches ahead, and the initiative to qualify is back in their own hands.

And for Sweden, this was undoubtedly a defeat that calls for serious reflection.

Being scored on five times in one go is a heavy blow for any team.

They must get out of this defeat as soon as possible, learn the lessons, and aim to bounce back in the next match.

Luckily the World Cup journey isn't over, and they still have chances to make up for it and prove themselves.

After the match, the discussion mostly centered on the Netherlands' attack.

Some said the Netherlands finally played to their proper level today, attacking with flowing ease.

Others sent their applause to the two players who each scored a brace, calling them the deserved heroes of this big win.

In fact, this is exactly where the charm of soccer lies.

Sometimes, a match has goals pouring down like rain, and that thoroughly enjoyable feeling is exactly the moment fans savor most.

And the Netherlands must stay clear-headed too — after all, the World Cup's tough battles are still ahead, and only by sustaining this form can they go further.

Alright, that's the whole story of the Netherlands versus Sweden match; see you next time.

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What vocabulary does this episode teach?

词汇
gāngàawkward, embarrassing

考纲词. 赛前荷兰的处境其实有些尴尬。

bēngkuìto collapse, break down

考纲词. 瑞典的防线渐渐崩溃。

shìqìmorale

考纲词. 这场大胜把全队的士气点燃了。

shìjièworld

HSK 1-3. world.

hānchàng línlíthoroughly enjoyable, exhilarating

痛快、过瘾。荷兰打了一场酣畅淋漓的大胜。

qiúshèngyùwill to win

很想赢的欲望。荷兰展现出极强的求胜欲。

shì bù kě dǎngunstoppable, irresistible

气势强得挡不住。荷兰的进攻势不可挡。

* beyond level超纲词

What grammar patterns appear in this episode?

语法

非但没有…,反而…

'Not only did not …, but on the contrary …' marks a strong reversal.

取得领先后,荷兰非但没有收着踢,反而越打越猛。

不是…,而是…

'Not …, but rather …' corrects to the real point.

有时候不是你踢得不好,而是对手实在太强。

只有…,才能…

'Only by …, can …' names the sole condition for a result.

只有延续这样的状态,才能走得更远。

Proper Nouns

专有名词
荷兰Hélánthe Netherlands瑞典RuìdiǎnSweden加克波JiākèbōGakpo (Netherlands player)布罗贝BùluóbèiBrobbey (Netherlands striker)萨默维尔Sàmòwéi'ěrSummerville (Netherlands player)埃兰加ĀilánjiāElanga (Sweden player)

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