第二十课(1787-1880)
- x. C+ `- w% s V | 1. Mary and I are looking forward very much to the party.
7 S2 j& H% Y' _ 玛丽和我热切盼望晚会的举行。$ X _! r( c) i
2. I don't suppose you have much time.' ~' l q" }" H1 ~. ?
我想你不会有很多时间。
6 _9 \6 m/ `+ }: ]$ ?- n* B 3. I think we may learn much from it.% \7 A( k6 f: f3 j/ g. I2 q8 X
我想我们能从中学到许多。. I, f* A) T. ^: c& @8 e0 i) m
4. Rain turns dust into mud.
7 v% a0 @5 Y, Z! Z: `, u- a$ | 雨把尘土变成了软泥。& J8 F0 p9 o' A/ z& o1 @ [, X1 X" |& F
5. There have been several murders this year.
& z, x% b) d& {; p& {+ i: B8 H5 T0 _. x 今年发生了好几起谋杀案。
2 b, L; [; Y+ l4 k; K3 L* _) | 6. That famous politician was murdered last year.# K" i8 A& _. k* D
那位著名的政治家去年被谋杀了。
" F1 t, z1 I. {: o6 } 7. Men have been making music for thousands of years.
2 F$ u0 e3 S$ O& }* j7 V 人类创作音乐已有数千年历史。4 V, K! _) @) c3 V: S6 |" L
8. In England traffic must keep to the left.5 H6 F% W" G) q$ i
在英国,车辆必须靠左行驶。
) I( s4 s4 I1 c) c2 M" G4 Z; P2 z W* W 9. My job is teaching English.
3 h/ s( j5 B. W% R 我的职业是教英语。8 c3 c$ N, f W1 }* A- I% j
10. I told myself to calm down.' M2 d# W3 d& {0 e0 [" `
我告诫自己要冷静下来。
0 C4 f: D! `1 S4 N 11. What's the name of the river?
! B% o5 P# B; p& ~& z9 U) { 这条河叫什么名字?) w/ W- ?3 n( K* @$ n
12. He is an artist of great name.. z) W1 U& A( q' b" Y5 I$ K
他是个大名鼎鼎的艺术家。/ k# B/ c. T4 [4 @4 U5 ?$ A* ^0 t
13. She was named after her grandmother.
N6 [ k5 C& ^, m- M 她是根据她祖母的名字命名的。0 v6 m& H5 r( H$ |( g+ E
14. The gate is too narrow for a car.* B2 T# l0 s0 E# S/ j. I! W
大门太窄,汽车进不去。
2 w8 D8 y U; y 15. They planed to narrow the gap between imports and exports.
% n1 M1 g& O/ ~& } 他们计划缩小进出口的差额。
% J8 Y+ ^2 u# \$ |1 C 16. Australia is an English speaking nation.
( e8 K. n' y) a8 ?0 h8 W% ]' B; k) ? 澳大利亚是一个讲英语的国家。
8 h3 a* p$ n7 D; } 17. Our newspaper is a national newspaper.
2 k0 r" n! L! s 我们的报纸是全国性的报纸。& a- p6 u+ g" X. y/ e8 i+ t0 {
18. The national news comes after the international news.
6 L) P$ J% M& k4 _9 O 国内新闻在国际新闻之后报道。
! C; K9 R( T+ W$ i6 Z! N 19. Foreign nationals were asked to leave the country.
5 h0 C' Q- a2 X' B: p 外国侨民被要求离开该国。
) n! E* D& O3 E# A i0 f5 j7 w. T) G 20. My native language is Chinese.% v p1 t$ v. [$ g B9 ?
我的母语是汉语。
( Q5 f% z: o9 q1 G! ^) T9 r 21. He is a Beijing native.3 ?- k+ j' D+ B
他是土生土长的北京人。' I2 C( [1 C( W2 p
22. It's quite natural that you should succeed.2 Y) O: @1 @% l' V3 b/ ^3 _
你的成功是很自然的事情。
4 b& s4 K$ w0 c. F 23. I prefer to see animals living in their natural state. O) m* q+ W6 x
我宁愿看处于野生状态的动物。3 i2 J. D& P" G V6 Z
24. Nature is at its best in spring.
) n3 O3 w6 P: P# [ C 春天里万物欣欣向荣。) p5 P5 q! n( m, v
25. It's her nature to be generous.5 h2 R$ J$ r3 F! W$ {: D( F4 h
慷慨大方是她的天性。$ b! @) V6 [/ X3 m: I( L A
26. Can you tell me the nearest way to the railway station?- Q9 |# M% f* `' i
你能告诉我去火车站最近的路吗?! \7 P7 a( d. M+ S8 F
27. He is near forty.3 z- |: y: K% M+ I# ?
他年近四十。
4 h/ w3 N4 f: ]4 @0 E% g9 N- B5 e: I 28. Is it necessary for me to attend the meeting?% q5 p I7 Q6 O& W
我真的必须参加这个会议吗?
0 w# S* n5 i2 E 29. The necessary outcome of a war is a fall in production.! o( r( _( M8 Z. D
战争带来的必然结果就是生产力下降。
0 I$ ?6 [ [/ E6 J3 v b2 ?5 \6 ~ 30. The fans of the actress craned their necks to catch a glimpse of their idol.
, K$ _. l' ?- U/ W2 F 那位女演员的崇拜者们伸长了脖子想看一看他们崇拜的偶像。
) ?: h: W! Y) L7 ]- p' G 31. If I need you to come and help I'll call.$ i; S: e6 Q, F8 A) L' L
如果我需要你来帮忙,我会打电话的。. W* [- q- E( y3 a
32. You needn't talk so loud.
`7 d/ M/ T9 I5 h 你说话的声音用不着那么大。& i" b5 Z- E9 j
33. The doctor told me I was in need of a good rest.& l# G/ \* U6 A8 o$ Y4 |0 f2 a. H7 G
医生对我说,我需要好好休息。) [& H% L2 ^8 ?0 Z- z4 {# j
34. The road looks beautiful covered by golden pine needles.- ^ [* E. }7 o3 b* ]
这条路上铺满了金黄色的松针,看上去美极了。1 B% f5 ^+ j) d
35. Britain's nearest neighbor is France.
$ d* F0 w1 I( k 英国最近的邻居是法国。
7 n1 c# l/ v" K 36. Neither chair is comfortable.. g& Q1 Z+ N2 x5 S% y- e
两把椅子坐起来都不舒服。4 v) R- M( y* X7 |3 E% W) l+ ]
37. Neither of my sisters drinks coffee.2 H# `+ s. {/ f2 L8 U
我的两个姐妹都不喝咖啡。
4 o, z% G) E% D; \3 b 38. He hasn't got a ticket and neither have I.
7 ]- F2 q$ t3 `* t* q 他没有票,我也没有。
" T+ G- G) ?! S( l2 w' n1 U' k 39. The swallows nested under the eaves.
% I; t& N3 v" p0 M 燕子在屋檐下筑巢。& E C6 i* \- X4 t- @0 n1 b
40. The bird is building a nest of straw and twigs." t, Q% W5 f4 x% v) a
这只鸟在用稻草和小树枝筑巢。/ ~; U3 j% U& P& y9 L- ?; t
41. They netted the fruit trees to protect them from birds.8 T( x3 V3 c& R6 C
他们用网覆盖住果树以使其免遭鸟害。
2 W3 f% v; o2 ?6 z3 T1 K7 ^2 q 42. This area has not been covered by the communication net., r" j" g" [; I- p, N. v7 s
这个地区还不在通讯网的覆盖之内。7 O( K0 F* N2 ~/ _7 u; r H
43. The net weight of this jar of coffee is 180 grams.
: G$ F5 @& ~* Y 这瓶咖啡净重180克。
+ Z) D% u' W3 @" {0 m; P 44. I will never forget your kindness.9 I8 J, ~/ d. y" o
我永远忘不了你的好意。3 G' p4 m" ^# }& m6 Z$ x6 N1 V
45. We never flinch from difficulties.% C. Q+ U! A* l6 j
在困难面前我们决不退缩。
" D/ H4 V8 |7 v+ f 46. They sell new and used furniture.0 F0 @# h3 p/ u6 ~
他们出售新旧家具。- s1 f% e$ W0 U
47. She is new to this country. d- A3 ]% V$ k$ u
她对这个国家还不熟悉。+ q! }0 }) ]4 s% \
48. Have you read the news about the election?* o2 q9 v6 I$ O& p% a
你看了关于选举的新闻了吗?) j) `9 d ?1 e' Y
49. I haven't heard any news from my son lately.
8 X: u5 o9 f8 H' m | 我最近没听到我儿子的任何音讯。
" ^" K) Z% e) z2 k; u+ u; H; L 50. I heard it on the 7 o'clock news.
9 o% G7 L2 o0 E 我在七点钟的新闻报道中听到了这则消息。
8 D1 a @3 A4 c" P4 g# w/ d) C 51. We have subscribed to an evening newspaper.
( V5 \ \" h) c( u0 q( G 我们已经订阅了一份晚报。! x5 Q0 i( @# G0 w5 z/ p# h3 u
52. I learned this piece of news from the newspaper this morning.- ? d2 i4 [ X( n
我是今天早晨从报纸上知道这条消息的。: R% i d- K) e: j
53. If I miss this train I'll catch the next one.9 M/ `! q" w* M$ R
如果我错过了这班火车,就赶乘下一班。+ ~, m+ i. B# a! h! F- U x! C
54. What will you do next?7 c: F7 @& ^& a
接下来你要干什么?* j6 C% H! ?+ x8 R* e
55. May I bring my chair next to yours?7 W1 C& O5 d. Z& h; v M
我可以把我的椅子移到你的旁边吗?
# u" M% @+ |7 c4 U; V0 Z 56. How nice of you to do that!4 i! u" k7 N" u0 E
你那样做真是太好了!3 \# o/ ?' q$ W! F; {1 s9 S
57. Night began to fall.
, ~, q& c5 X/ {' p9 i/ ^2 d% d 夜幕降临。
2 T+ m' i5 `4 c7 w' w3 b0 R 58. He has no money.
# q6 v2 @& |3 U 他没有钱。+ r8 J$ P2 a# N8 L
59. No smoking.
7 c4 B2 d6 d+ |* M* x0 M) A5 M 禁止吸烟。
! x; L c# m$ ^: V+ _ 60. He is a man of noble birth.; o9 i3 Y% R3 }* [
他出身贵族。
! I0 H( Q: r& r3 N 61. It's very noble of you to look after my old grandmother when I was out for business./ {- J; K) i( u) ~1 v4 S( r' p9 j2 H
你心地真好,在我出差期间照顾我年迈的外婆。 q! r$ a, k5 p. ?0 |
62. I've called but nobody answered.( y; B8 w. H& L: H
我打过电话了,但是没有人接。; ~& I% H- I" b
63. He wants to be famous---he is tired of being nobody.+ S* e# r( L. n, W8 V- e
他想出名,无名小卒他当腻了。
3 M% U9 [7 I0 P6 S 64. She nodded when she passed me in the street.% F4 s, N' T; R5 g Q
她在街上走过我身旁时向我点了点头。8 H6 v- |* p- e
65. He nodded in agreement with me.
4 u# [: x0 z2 t5 ? 他点头表示同意我的意见。
) {. c3 Y8 |8 W+ p5 \ 66. She greeted us with a nod of the head.
/ a$ x9 P) O/ x3 ? 她向我们点点头打招呼。
6 [/ S0 z. T) Y8 t. J 67. There is so much noise in this restaurant; I can hardly hear you talking.7 g8 g* d9 M0 k' k
这个餐厅里太嘈杂了,我几乎听不到你说话。
) S8 {+ [( y! Y: s% B7 i 68. There must be something wrong with the engine; it's making funny noises.: h, ?# n. E1 y
引擎一定是出了故障,发出一种奇怪的杂音。: ]3 c* u1 V5 [/ D
69. None of the money is mine.
; I/ q4 d8 X: y: m% ~' B0 B 这些钱中没有一文是我的。
0 `+ c) S7 Q8 @5 C# u) j+ m 70. My car is none the worse for the accident.# M+ P5 [: O+ M& @) R
我的汽车遇到事故,但毫无损坏。( W- X& Z6 |7 p5 S2 ?. ?; Y/ F8 x
71. He can neither read nor write.
1 B8 o- Z7 [8 `1 \# p$ A1 y 他既不会读也不会写。
9 J$ @- J# s& @1 m/ [: W 72. China lies to the north of Vietnam.
- F: W* o9 S" C6 T: e; C 中国位于越南的北面。8 T4 o- V& y& M/ _; K, N
73. In the northern hemisphere, spring is in March and April.
( H$ R. d2 _+ c( M8 Y& x 在北半球,春季是三月和四月。
% C5 ^7 N5 X' i4 ^ 74. Many dogs have a good nose.
: n x/ i' s6 n1 [0 g" ]3 l. } 多数狗嗅觉都很灵。% }) V. K) P3 |; p5 N
75. They will not agree.
! f0 w1 d& N4 t8 b6 n. N5 U 他们不会同意。
6 E! s; t- r( J$ M* z/ C. v9 r G 76. We are not teachers., ?: j9 ^5 `4 Q" S u
我们不是老师。& k$ U! _* o3 G4 l p% x' {: Q$ n
77. Not everyone likes this book.) Q/ a6 j' c$ u* J1 E1 Z4 y3 s7 @* T
并不是每个人都喜欢这本书。6 Q! ]- O) g" c. [
78. Are there any explanatory notes at the back of the book?' \# X" G% q1 o
书后面有注解吗?# \# p$ `3 |" p7 _# K
79. Let me note down your address and telephone number.) i1 x( u3 n: }9 s& m
让我记下你的地址和电话号码。
( `8 b i- Y) j2 I 80. I failed to note that he had left.1 G1 t4 h7 [+ G* r, v6 e6 _0 s; @
我没有注意到他已经走了。
, e4 {* G: M# r# t6 @ `6 h 81. Nothing ever happens in this town.
9 g- {7 a b, L7 ~ h 这小镇上什么事也没发生过。
9 z1 C& ^! h% ? 82. It has nothing to do with you.
9 h/ ~# M; ]/ W# g 这与你无关。" J% {3 I( a) i( k2 X
83. Did you notice anything peculiar?
# R: Z0 k/ a; S- Z+ @( q 你注意到有什么异常的事吗?) v& k. R3 P3 g! ~+ [) C" v4 t
84. Her appearance attracted my notice.) s4 }5 V5 r K- p8 A
她的外表引起了我的注意。
4 w- N4 U5 P6 M1 l, y- W 85. This office will open in November.
5 `2 I: q9 A$ K; y1 S' t+ H6 [ 这个事务所将在十一月开业。
8 x- i1 C. W7 V 86. He is writing a letter now.
2 R) K0 R6 V) B0 f' P4 ~ 他现在正在写信。 t4 c, e; [4 E; j
87. He was at home just now.
5 k3 d) n6 u3 z 他刚才在家。
% J* X5 i; [- ~( \9 L y4 u6 H& f 88. The students of our department numbered in the hundreds.
7 w, J' m3 g8 | a+ d6 |/ N 我们系的学生总共有几百人。9 Y$ v8 @0 f2 |& t: P
89. My daughter is a nurse.
* x! f5 c+ z- K0 L/ j( A/ u 我女儿是一名护士。
( z/ c( @# @, [' h) W( ~: m 90. She spends her spare time nursing her old mother.
9 L# }1 K) I# ^: a" A; t: u5 E 她的业余时间都花在照顾她年老的母亲上。
8 S5 T9 `4 w6 k9 B5 M$ H+ S# N6 s 91. Cashew nuts and walnuts are both nuts.8 u( S- W9 A" X6 J
腰果和核桃都是坚果。) a {& _- E' k- R3 a. }
92. I am a Clark Gable nut: I have seen all his films.9 J* w2 q+ d. s+ k, @ [
我是克拉克·盖博的影迷,我看过他演的所有影片。
2 c$ p1 v, r3 D6 y3 Q 93. It's eleven o'clock now.& I# U% ?: b6 v( g" |6 y& [
现在是十一点钟。
4 R% v) M$ Z5 V/ c' N* b* @ 94. The door is made of oak.. F- O; h* {* o+ i8 D" |: j" F
这门是橡木做的。 |