词汇:radio

n. 收音机;无线电广播设备

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Radio Tokyo interrupted it's own broadcast to make the announcement.
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EXT. SKIES OVER TOKYO - DAY Rafe takes the B-25 right down among the buildings, sometimes even having to spin the wings to get through. The Zeros can't keep up with this... But Rafe can't keep it up long, either; they break out into open ground rail yards, where there's no place for him to hide... The Zeros come in to chew him up... But they take fire from another B-25 -- Danny's -- coming in to save Rafe's plane. Rafe now uses the radio.
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On the ground, at the open-air market, for a brief moment Radio Tokyo goes silent; then -- TOKYO ROSE (ON THE RADIO) We interrupt this broadcast... Tokyo is being bombed!
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TOKYO ROSE (ON THE RADIO) But hiding at home will not save them.
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TOKYO ROSE (ON THE RADIO) Our brave sailors and soldiers, inspired by our divine Emperor, have pushed the Americans from the Pacific.
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TOKYO ROSE (ON THE RADIO) It is another beautiful day in Tokyo, as all of Japan basks in a new day of victory.
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EXT. TOKYO - VARIOUS SHOTS - DAY The Japanese people are unaware of the drill. People are browsing through open-air shops, where new radios are turned on, playing music. And Tokyo Rose is talking -- in English and Japanese.
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The others are grouped after them. They maintain strict radio silence, and can communicate only with gestures, hand signals, or a flasher for Morse code. When Rafe speaks to the crew of his own plane, it's by pressing an intercom sender to his throat.
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INT. HORNET'S RADIO ROOM - DAY The operators hear the excited voices of Japanese radio traffic.
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MONTAGE - INTERCUT with the planes practicing their short takeoffs, we see Roosevelt in one of his fireside chats, his voice broadcast across America... ROOSEVELT'S VOICE Good evening, America... Families all across America are gathered around radios, listening.
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ROOSEVELT:
The facts speak for themselves. With confidence in our armed forces -- with the unbounding determination of our people -- we will gain the inevitable triumph -- so help us God. I ask that the Congress declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan on Sunday, December 7, 1941, a state of war -- The words echoes out across America -- ROOSEVELT'S VOICE War...war...war... It rings through the radios of farm houses, to country boys gathered round; in the pool halls of big cities; in the fire houses and high schools... THE LINES AT RECRUITING STATIONS all across America -- men line up faster than the recruiters can handle them.
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FUCHIDA:
(into radio) We have a tremendous victory. Many ships damaged, some totally destroyed. But the Second Wave's attack is being hindered by the smoke.
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COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER We have Commander Fuchida on the radio now, Admiral.
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INT. LEAD PLANE OF SECOND WAVE - DAY Lt. Commander SHIMAZAKI, leader of the second attack wave, says calmly into his radio...
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INT. RADIO STATION KGBM - DAY The DISC JOCKEY, handed a message by the army officer, stops playing the soothing Hawaiian music and announces...
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A Zero comes up behind him, firing. Danny jerks his stick to maneuver but he's caught... Rafe comes in behind the Zero, chopping it up, even as he yells at Danny over the radio --
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The Japanese pilots are screaming at each other over their radios, but their SQUADRON COMMANDER sees Pearl Harbor ahead, and tells them -- JAPANESE SQUADRON COMMANDER Hold the line!
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EXT. SKIES ABOVE PEARL HARBOR - DAY Danny and Rafe rejoin each other in the open sky; they've lost the Zeros. The P-40's are flying smoothly, side by side. The two pilots look across at each other, going into battle together. They speak through their radios.
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Earl is in the hut, on the radio and watching through binoculars.
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Their way seems blocked: they've got no runway behind them, the wreckage of four P-40's scattered ahead of them, and the Zeros screaming over the low hills to attack them. Now Rafe and Danny talk through the radio.
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Rafe and Danny have reaches the more distant P-40's and are revving their engines as they see Joe and Theo's fate. They throw on their radio headsets.
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DANNY:
Anthony, Red, stay with the guns! Coma, you cover the cannons! Joe, Theo, come with us! Earl, you get on the radio!
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CAPTAIN OF THE WEST VIRGINIA Radio for air cover. Organize the other medics. Initiate fire control.
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EXT. SKIES ABOVE PEARL HARBOR - DAWN The Japanese scout plane is high in the air. It radios -- SCOUT PLANE PILOT Harbor quiet. Ships in place. Carriers gone.
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INT. THE COCKPITS - DAY The Japanese bombers, with three-man crews, are listening to the Hawaiian music of the radio station, using it for their homing beacon. They look out and see the sunrise -- it's beautiful, and resembles the Japanese flag.
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