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stroke造句

篇一:

Unit1

综合英语课程单元教学设计Unit1Endearinganimals

能力活动设计思路:

首先通过图片的演示引导学生用英语谈论自己对于一些动物的看法,设计问题并

通过老师的引导帮助学生讨论人类与野生动物之间的关系;分组学习一些成年动物与幼儿动物的不同英语名称,识记、掌握;通过听力练习锻炼学生的听力理解能力,并引导学生讨论如何对动物进行保护从而提高人们对动物的保护意识。

1

教学设计

2

3

教学后记:

4

Vocabulary:

Findoutthenamesofbabyanimals.

cat-------kittendonkey---foaldog-------puppycow------calfchicken---chickgoose----goslingpig--------pigletsheep----lamb

lion------cub5

篇二:

第一次书面作业

第一次书面作业

1.解说拿破仑独创的战术理念。

(英/汉)

2.英语翻译“天时地利人和”?

3.用“takethegambleof…”bideone’stime”“byastrokeofluck”造句。

4.解说”事缓则圆“的道理。

(英/汉)

5.Whatisthelastthingtodoatwar?

6.拿破仑的数学发现是什么说?

(英/汉)

(根据课堂内容回答以上问题,可以全做/6选3,以上一律手写)

篇三:

专升本201X协议班翻译课堂讲义

协议班上课讲义

Morepeoplearoundtheworld

are

TheWorldHeartFederation

reportsthatthenumberofoverweightand

obesepeopleisincreasing.Theorganization

saysthatabout700millionpeoplearoundthe

worldweightoomuch.Itsaysabout300

millionadultsareobese.Obesepeople

arefatterthanthosewhoaresimply

overweight.

Healthexpertsfearthisincreaseinobesity

willanincreaseinthenumberof

peoplewithThe

WorldHeartFederationestimates17million

peoplearoundthe

worlddieeachyearfrom

Researchshows

thesetwoconditionsareamongthe

healthproblemsconnectedwith

obesity.Othersinclude

diabetesandhigh

bloodpressure.

AnewAmericanbeingeven

moderatelyoverweightincreasesthechances

ofdevelopingheartfailure.

theriskofheartfailureis100%higheramong

obesepeople,comparedwiththoseofnormal

people.

Theriskis34%higheramongoverweight

people.

JanetVoute

theWorldHeart

Federation.Shesaysthatobesityisnotjusta

probleminrichcountries.Ithasalsobecomea

problemin

developingnations.

For

example,aspeopleearnmoremoney,they

stopwalkingorridingbicyclesandinstead

theybuyacar.Also,peopleincitieseatfewer

fruitandvegetablesandmorefattyfoodsandfoodwithnonutritionalvalue.TheWorld

HeartFederationisalsoconcernedthat

obesityinalsoincreasing.The

WorldHealthOrganizationestimatesthat

about22millionchildrenunderagefiveare

theUnitedStates,10%of

childrenareobese.InBeijing,China,20%of

schoolchildrenareobese,16%ofschoolboys

inSaudiArabiaareconsideredobese.

“”.

各段首句归纳出主题词

who

定义主语系表语

3.Whatis

obesechildrenin

4.Fromthepassage,wemayfindthat

fromhealth

problems

whoare.

主语系表语

5.Whatarethe

and

独立造句

Passage

5

Britishresearcherssaid

lastweek

“Thenoise(whichis

made)

madebyboatsof

watching

tourists

communicationproblems

fortheanimals.”

Whale-watchingisapopulartouristactivityinplaceswheregroupsofkillerwhaleslive.Everyday,dozensofboatsfilledwithtouristsgotowatchthebeautifulanimals.Unfortunately,theenginesoftheboatsmakealotofnoise,andthatmaybecausingproblemsforthewhales,accordingtoareportintheUSsciencemagazineNature.

Thewhalestravelingroups,andcommunicatewitheachotherthroughsoniccallsthatsomescientistsrefertoassinging.Thesoundsoftheboatenginesmaybe

muchbackgroundnoisefor

theTheresearcherslistenedtorecordingsofwhalecallsmadebetween15and25yearsago,beforewhalewatchingbecamepopular.Thesewerecomparedtomorerecentrecordings.

foundthattheanimalstosingalongertimetheyused

篇四:

六级单词解析造句记忆UVWYZ

U

A:

Didhegiveyouachoiceofoptions?

B:

No,heofferedmenoultimatum.

ultimatum

n.最后通牒

A:

Ultravioletlightisharmfultoourskin.

B:

Soyoubetterwearsomesunscreenwhenyouareoutinthesun.ultraviolet

a.紫外线的

A:

Wereyouallabletocometoaunanimousdecision?

B:

No,onepersondisagreedwithus.

unanimous

a.全体一致的,一致同意的

A:

Ididn’tthinkthatyouwouldbeabletocarrytheheavybox.

B:

Well,youshouldn’thaveunderestimatedmystrength.

underestimate

vt.对……估计不足,低估

n.估计不足,低估

A:

Idon’tunderstandtheideasthatunderlieyouressay.

B:

Oh,letmeexplainthemagain.

underlie

vt.构成……的基础(或起因),引起

A:

Whatistheunderlyingreasonfordoingthisjourney?

B:

Toexploreanewregionofthecountry.

underlying

a.含蓄的,潜在的

A:

Philipalwaysunderminesmyopinions.

B:

Don’tworry,heisjusttryingtostartanargument.

undermine

vt.1。

暗中破坏,逐渐削弱;2。

侵蚀……的基础

A:

Evenmyunderweargotwetintherain.

B:

Thatmusthavebeenaheavyshower.

underwear

n.衬衣,内衣

A:

Doctor,doIreallyneedtoundress?

B:

Well,Ineedtoexamineyourback.

undress

vi.脱衣服

vt.除去……的衣服

n.裸体(或半裸体)的状态

A:

Thereisahighrateofunemploymentinmyregion.

B:

ButIhearthatitisnotasbadaslastyear.

unemployment

n.失业,失业人数

A:

Haven’tyoufinishedthebookyet?

B:

No,theplotisjustunfolding.

unfold

vi1。

展开,打开;2。

显露,展现

vt.展开,打开

A:

Let’sallsingasong.

B:

Doyouthinkthatwillhelptounifyourgroup?

unify

vt.1。

使联合,统一;2。

使相同,使一致

A:

Gavinunleashedsomenastycommentsatme.

B:

Don’tmindhim,heisalwaysrude.

unleash

vt.1。

发泄,发出;2。

解带子放开

A:

Didyouhearthelatestnews?

B:

No,canyouupdatemeonthedetails?

update

vt.更新,使现代化

n.最新信息

A:

Youalwayssticktoyourword.

B:

Yes,Iliketoupholdmyprinciples.

uphold

vt.支持,维护,赞成,认可

A:

Therewasanuprisinginmycountryinthe1920s.

B:

Wasthatwhenyoudeclaredanindependentnation?

uprising

n.起义,暴动

A:

Therewillbeuproarifmyhomeworkisnotsubmittedintime.

B:

Oh,butyouareusuallysuchagoodstudent.

uproar

n.吵闹,喧嚣,骚乱

A:

Iheardthatsometoxicuraniumwasdumpedintothesea.

B:

Yes,itisshockingnews.

uranium

n.铀

A:

Thereisaterriblesmellofurineinthisroom.

B:

Iagree,butIdon’tknowwhereitiscomingfrom.

urine

n.尿

A:

Theusherdirectedmetothewrongseat.

B:

Oh,Ithinkthathehasjuststartedthejob.

usher

n.引座员,招待员,迎宾员

vt.1。

引,领,陪同;2。

预报(……的来到),宣告;3,创始,开辟

A:

Canwemakethisdishfordinnertonight?

B:

No,Idon’thavetherightcookingutensils.

utensil

n.器皿,器具

V

A:

Ihavetoanoperation,avalveinmyheartisbroken.

B:

Thatsoundsserious.

valve

n.1。

阀,活门;2。

(心脏的)瓣膜,(管乐器的)活瓣

A:

Youhavebeenlookingintothatmirrorforhalfanhour.

B:

Iamjustpracticingmyvanity.

vanity

n.1。

自负,自大,虚荣;2。

空虚,无用,无价值

A:

Haveyoufinishedpaintingthedoor?

B:

Yes,nowallitneedsisavarnish.

varnish

n.1。

清漆,罩光漆,凡立水;2。

光泽,光泽的表面

vt.1。

给……涂清漆,使光亮;2。

粉饰,文饰,掩饰(over)

A:

Doyouhaveavaseoftheflowers?

B:

No,willthisbottledo?

vase

n.花瓶

A:

Wheredidyouputtheexpensivediamond?

B:

Ilockeditinavaultinthebankforsafekeeping.

vault

n.1。

储藏室,金库,保险库;2。

墓穴,教堂地下室;3。

撑杆跳;4。

拱顶

vt.用手支撑跃过,撑杆跳过

A:

Wouldyoulikebeeforchickenfordinnertonight?

B:

Neither,Iamavegetarian.

vegetarian

n.素食者,草食动物

A:

Whyareyoucoveringyourfacewithaveil?

B:

BecauseI’maMuslimanditispartofmyreligiouspractice.

veil

n.1。

面纱,面罩;2。

遮盖物,掩饰物

vt.遮盖,掩饰

drawaveilover避而不谈,隐瞒

A:

Didyougivebloodatthehospital?

B:

Yes,butthenursehaddifficultyfindingavein.

vein

n.1.静脉,血管;2.叶脉;3.纹理,纹路;4.方式

A:

Doyouknowwhatvelocitythewindwasyesterday?

B:

No,Ididn’tlistentotheweatherforecast.

velocity

n.速度,速率

A:

Iworeavelvetdresstothedinnerparty.

B:

Iamsurethatyoulookedveryelegant.

velvet

n.天鹅绒,丝线

A:

Ifinishedmybookwithavengeance.

B:

Iamsureyouaregladthatitisfinishednow.

vengeance

n.报仇,报复,复仇

withavengeance猛烈地,激烈地,极度地

A:

Sorryforscreamingatyou.

B:

It’sOK.Iunderstandthatyoujusthadtoventyouranger.

vent

n.1.通风口,排放口;(衣服底部的)开衩

vt.表达,发泄(情感等)

giveventto表达,发泄(感情等)

A:

Canweopenawindowtoventilatetheroom?

B:

Sorry,butthewindowisjammed.

ventilate

vt.1.使通风;2.把….公开,公开讨论

A:

Mybossalwaysshoutsverbalabuseatme.

B:

Isthereanythingthatyoucandoaboutit?

verbal

a.1.口头的;2.用言辞的,用文字的;3.动词的

A:

Hasaverdictbeenreachedinthecase?

B:

Yes,themanwasfoundguilty.

verdict

n.1.裁定;2.定论,判断性意见

A:

Ourcarnearlyskiddedoverthevergeofthecliff.

B:

Youwereluckythatyouwereabletostopintime.

verge

n.边,边缘

vi.(on)接近,濒临

onthevergeof接近于,濒临于

A:

Doyouknowthenextverseofthepoem?

B:

No,Ihaveaterriblememory.

verse

n.诗,诗句

A:

Whatcountrieswereplayinginthematch?

B:

ItwasFranceversusHolland.

versus

prep.1.以…为对手,对;2.与…相对,与…相比之下

A:

I’mcold!

B:

Youarenotwearingenoughclothing.Hereisavesttokeepyouwarmvest

n.背心,马甲,(无袖的)防护衣

vt(in)授予,赋予,给予(权力,财力等)

A:

Didthelawgetpassedbythegovernment?

B:

No,itwasvetoedatanearlystage.

veto

vt./n.否决

A:

Arethereanyhospitalsinyourvicinity?

B:

No,thenearestoneisanhouraway.

vicinity

n.周围地区,临近地区

inthevicinity(of)(在…)附近,(与…)接近

A:

Thatdoglooksvicious.

B:

Oh.hewon’tbite.Heisactuallyveryfriendly.

vicious

a.1.恶毒的,凶残的;2.剧烈的,严重的

A:

Thisdrinktastesvile.

B:

Ifitissoawfulthen,don’tdrinkit.

vile

a.1.极坏的,恶劣的;2.卑鄙的,邪恶的;3.肮脏的,污秽的

A:

Didyoufindoutwhowasthevillaininthestory?

B:

No,Istillhaven’tfinishedthebookyet.

villain

n.1.反派演员,反派角色,反面人物;2.恶棍,流氓,坏蛋;3.造成弊病的人(或物),问题的起因A:

Wesailedintovirginterritory.

B:

Itmusthavebeenfuntoexplorepreviouslyundiscoveredland.

virgin

n.处女,未婚女子

a.1.未经开发的,未经使用的,未经触动的;2.处女的

A:

DidyougotoRussiaforyourholiday?

B:

No,Iwasunabletogetavisa.

visa

n.签证

A:

Whatareyouthinkingabout?

B:

I’mtryingtovisualizemyfuture.

visualize

vt.想象,设想

A:

Mr.Evansisveryvocal.

B:

Indeed,heisalwaystalking.

vocal

a.1.喜欢畅所欲言的,直言不讳的;2.嗓音的,发声的

n.[常pl.]声乐节目

A:

Didyougotouniversityafterschool?

B:

No,Ireceivedavocationaleducationinatechnicalcollege.

vocational

a.职业的,业务的

A:

Shorthairisinvogueatthemoment.

B:

Oh,Ididn’trealizethatIwassudd

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