Robot Story WALL · E read slowly 00028

With nowhere to hide, WALL · E made the best of what was available. He placed a small rock on his head, boxed himself up, and hoped he wouldn’t be noticed. WALL · E wasn’t used to visitors, so he wasn’t sure what to expect. But his curiosity quickly began to get the better of him. He wanted to be able to see what was coming even while he remained hidden. Cautiously, WALL · E crept a bit closer to get a better look.

Wall-E has nowhere to hide and can only do his best. He held a small stone above his head, shrunk into the shape of a box, hoping he would not be discovered. Wall-E had never had visitors, so he didn't know what to expect. But his curiosity soon prevailed. He wished he could see what was happening while continuing to be invisible. Wall-E carefully climbed closer to the ship to see more clearly.

make the best of 英[meɪk ðə best ɒv] Beauty[meɪk ðə best əv] optimistically use as much as possible (adversity); But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to make the best of the time you're stuck there. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't make the most of your time at work. If we have not the best conditions, make the best of what we have. If we don't have the best conditions, let's try to make use of the current conditions. As you are here, you may as well stay and make the best of it. Now that you're here, stay a little longer.

curiosity 英[ˌkjʊəriˈɒsəti] 美[ˌkjʊriˈɑːsəti] n. Curiosity; Curiosity; Rare and interesting things; Strange Things; Treasures; Children show curiosity about everything. Children show curiosity about everything. There was an air of expectation and great curiosity. There is a sense of anticipation and curiosity.

get the better of Victory (in a match, fight or argument) to win, to defeat; (Feelings of jealousy, curiosity, anger, etc.) make it impossible to control yourself; that you let a 17 year old get the better of you? A 17-year-old kid beat it You will soon get the better of Tom. You will soon beat Tom's.

remain English [rɪˈmeɪn] Beauty [rɪˈmeɪn] v. Hold; Still is; Remaining; Legacy; Continued existence; Still need to do (or say, deal with); n. Relics; Residue; Balance; Remnants of the characters; Most of the house remains intact even after two hundred years. Although two hundred years have passed, most of the house is still intact. The police made an appeal to the public to remain calm. Police urged the public to remain calm.

crept English [krept] Beauty [krept] v. Travel slowly and quietly; Creep around; creeping; Crawling; Travel very slowly; Unconsciously produced; Gradually appeared; creep's past participles and past tenses; She crept from the bed and fumbled for her dressing gown She crept up from the bed and fumbled with her dressing gown.