SectionⅣOtherPartsoftheModule[原文呈现]DDay＋2Toourastonishment①，justtwodaysafterwehadreceivedourconfidential②orderstojointheDDaylandingtroops,andafteradayfightingandseeingmanyofmyfriendskilledbytheenemy,wefoundourselvesoutsideapeacefulvillageinFrance③.Itwassosudden,afterthemess④andconfusion⑤ofwaronthebeach.Itwaslateafternoon,andthesunwassetting⑥onaperfectcountrysceneoffarmbuildings,amainstreet,afewshops,agarage⑦andachurch.Butwehesitated⑧becausewewereawarethattheremightstillhavebeen⑨enemysoldiers.Ourlieutenant⑩toldPrivateKowalskiandmetoadvance⑪andcheckthevillage.[读文清障]①toone'sastonishment令某人惊讶的是②confidential/knfI'denl/ˌɒʃadj.机密的，秘密的③see＋宾语(manyofmyfriends)＋宾补(killedbytheenemy)，宾补为过去分词短语；find＋宾语(ourselves)＋宾补(outsideapeacefulvillageinFrance)，宾补为介词短语。④mess/mes/n.混乱的局面inamess一片混乱⑤confusionn．混乱⑥setvi.(太阳)落山⑦garagen．车库⑧hesitatev．迟疑，犹豫⑨theremighthavebeen是therebe结构用于推测过去的情况。⑩lieutenantn．中尉⑪advancev．前进，进军D日登陆后的第二天[第1～2段译文]令我们惊讶的是，就在我们接到加入进攻发起日登陆部队的机密命令后两天，经过一天的战斗，并亲眼目睹我的很多朋友被敌军残杀后，我们发现我们来到了一个宁静的法国村庄外面。经历了海滩上的混战之后，这一切是如此突然。时近黄昏，太阳正在落山，照在农场建筑物、大街、商店、车库和教堂上，勾勒出一幅完美的乡村景色。但是我们迟疑着(并没有贸然进村)，因为我们知道或许那里还有敌兵。我们的中尉命令我和士兵科瓦尔斯基前去搜村。Asweenteredthemainstreet⑫，ayoungwomanonatractor⑬droveoutofthegarage,sawusandcalledoutsomethinginFrench.Immediatelyfivemencameoutofthebar,andtwomore⑭fromafarmyard,holdingguns.Itookoff⑮myhelmet⑯andyelled⑰，“American!Putyourgunsdown⑱！”Theygatheredroundus,shoutingandshakingourhands⑲.Somewomenappearedandkissedus.Wesoonunderstoodthattheenemyhadabandoned⑳thevillage,soKowalskiwentbacktotheotherstoletthemknowitwassafe.Iwalkedintoabarbershop○andstroked○mychin○，toshowIneededtoshave○.Thebarberhadamagnificentmoustache○，whichheusedwax○tokeepinshape○.Hefilledatinwith○coldwater,andtookoutarazor○fromadrawer.Heusedaleathersharpener○ontherazor,andthengavemethebestshaveIhadhadinyears○.Finallyhepickedup○apairofscissors○andacomb○，andcutmyhair.,⑫as引导时间状语从句，as意为“当……时候”。⑬tractor/'trækt/ən.拖拉机⑭twomore＝anothertwo另外两个⑮takeoff摘(脱)下(衣帽、鞋子等)⑯helmet/'helmIt/n.头盔⑰yell/jel/v.大叫，呼喊⑱putdown放下⑲现在分词短语shoutingand...作伴随状语。⑳abandonv．放弃，抛弃○barbershop/'bɑbp/ːəˌʃɒn.理发店○stroke/strk/əʊv.抚摸○chin/tIn/ʃn.下巴，下颌○shave/eIv/ʃv.&n.刮胡子○moustache/m'stɑ/əːʃn.小胡子○wax/wæks/n.蜡○keep...inshape定型，为……保持形状○fill...with...用……装满……○razor/'reIz/ən.剃须刀○sharpener/'ɑpʃːn/ən.磨器，磨具○Ihadhad...是省略了that的定语从句，修饰thebestshave。○pickup拿起，拾起○scissors/'sIzz/ən.剪刀○comb/km/əʊn.梳子[第3～4段译文]当我们进入主大街时，一个年轻妇女开着拖拉机从车库出来，看到我们并用法语大声喊着什么。立刻有五个人走出酒吧，另两个人出了农舍，拿着枪。我摘下头盔喊道：“美国人！把你们的枪放下！”他们围着我们，喊叫着并握着我们的手。有些妇女跑过来吻我们。,我们很快明白了敌人已经放弃了整个村子，于是科瓦尔斯基回到其他人那里通知他们已经安全了。我走进一家理发店，摸了摸我的下巴，表明我需要刮胡子。理发师蓄着漂亮的胡须，还用蜡定了型。他往一个罐子里加满了...
