第十八课(1599-1692)5 V3 o- j4 r5 T7 i: m3 H3 R% D- |
1. We lit the candle and the candle lit the room. I3 I6 w; v: [9 `$ c7 p3 k' L
我们点燃了蜡烛,蜡烛照亮了房间。
6 X. V5 l6 x3 V9 v- H4 ~3 X 2. Her face lit up when she saw he was coming.
1 N4 l! h) P. n, A1 R 当她看到他走过来的时候,她的脸亮了起来。
) N. t, t" c: W+ m ]) w 3. He is like a son to me.8 G" T0 h6 ]% M+ k$ ^
我待他如同儿子一般。
: B M$ a# q ^9 Q 4. Do you feel like a walk?3 F% `2 U3 i d, k) N
你想去散散步吗?. x+ h* w' Z+ x$ _/ B
5. We like our work to be justly evaluated.
: u! B8 J2 ?9 n& U5 p @7 W+ B 我们喜欢别人公正的评价我们的工作。; p9 o. \- ^& N) p Y, R
6. I don't like to waste your time.$ ]0 y: |7 y3 v
我不愿浪费你的时间。
- r9 t' B' |; A: T/ } 7. The workers saw off a limb from the tree.' d1 j2 ^4 p, F* H; d# [
工人从树上锯下了一根大树枝。! A: | y1 ^* s Q6 e
8. I'll help as much as I can, but there is a limit to what I can do.0 `8 d! D/ {1 D- @
我会尽力帮忙,但我所能做的也是有限度的。+ Y; |! q$ ~" o& g. \4 t& [
9. Her ambition knows no limit.# I: P$ H5 e# Q8 }4 |+ T" K; t
她的野心没有限度。
3 n% I9 C4 K% y1 C% q7 E 10. We must limit our spending.
7 G8 Q$ |- R" U" s; R5 ]4 w2 l1 Z 我们必须限制我们的开支。
8 v* @1 W' L1 x9 Y) j2 {: X. k1 x) f 11. The battalion commander lined his men along the railway.4 H# G" m L! ^0 S L, T
营长命令士兵们沿铁轨排开。( {8 J* v; |! s8 \
12. Line the drawer with paper, please.
" K! x& I- a+ T6 u$ U 请在抽屉里铺上纸。
7 l$ j+ ?/ O8 E- y* x! L+ |" `- M 13. Hang the clothes on the line.+ m4 d% ^5 C; M2 c
把衣服晾在绳子上。! ^% b2 L" f' O
14. Their research proceeded along sound lines.
& g* h5 c' z0 R' B( }9 t( i# d. c 他们的研究沿着正确的方针进行。# R! e# e t q1 P$ F+ J9 c, R$ H+ |
15. The soldier is as brave as a lion.
" O- P4 @/ B6 S% `& ]* V) s1 S) Z 这个战士象狮子一样勇猛。
( L; p t6 B1 l- X 16. He kissed her on the lips.! ?, k+ ?2 ]: u6 ^# W
他吻了她的嘴唇。
3 {) j3 d5 ~, ~0 @% ? 17. He wrote down his name on the list.
6 o" l& P5 h/ S3 i" C& [7 n/ G4 |8 C 他将他的名字写在清单上。: d" G; ~/ e P! [
18. He listed all the things he had to do., W( ~' p* W& Y! R8 K) r7 z
他把自己必须做的事列成表。
5 M) k. A# z( F& a9 A 19. I listened to their conversation.1 y8 Q3 K0 E) h! g+ Y5 q. f, U5 o
我倾听他们的谈话。
2 ]& O1 t8 Y& ^4 t% t8 E7 _7 s+ n$ N 20. She is listening to the radio.
& q/ a! y- P% m8 Z: j 她在听收音机。
8 q# {/ k! G Z9 j% J) d) {% h 21. She is too little to ride a bicycle.3 `. @5 V z0 w* @4 n- n/ I0 v2 a
她太小了,不能骑脚踏车。
; w$ |9 f. N& z& ^$ J9 i4 M* w: W 22. Little does he care whether we live or die.6 ?" e. G( U! [6 N. ], i- v$ X$ R/ O
他一点也不管我们是死是活。+ z' i* M+ ~# ?0 {5 u
23. People cannot live without air.
1 k1 X% x0 b' C 没有空气,人们就不能生存。0 Y+ Z7 V7 g5 U& H8 a F: Q
24. The cat is playing with a live mouse.& q# i+ [% C; T7 g6 @' M3 _5 T
猫在戏弄那只活老鼠。" r( `0 F: A2 d- z% K# g. `" [$ ]
25. It wasn't a recorded show, it was live.* u$ r1 v. p- x
这不是录音表演,这是现场转播。6 |) B" |& Q) F
26. Have you finished loading up?9 Y- P. n% E1 g @* u
你装完了没有?7 A/ F1 C+ m: c! @- U( I* _, [
27. Her grief is a heavy load to bear.
: X# ?$ j4 I: W- q2 u 她心情沉重得难以忍受。
|' k8 G% U c$ B 28. After the burglary I had all the locks changed.- x% D( }: G( U% g& a
在遭到盗窃之后,我把所有的锁都换了。
0 x7 K9 h7 b7 S/ m6 W 29. She locked her jewels in the safe.
o s( l& ^) B: o* | 她把自己的珠宝首饰都锁在保险箱里。
4 B( w/ L# y3 X O9 Z: H 30. My brother is chopping logs for the fire.0 a( ?- R. Y* n6 J
我哥哥正在为生火劈柴。4 Z& h. C" y" \$ W, N$ `! U, S
31. The captain described the accident in the ship's log.1 V2 m( E$ ^% {! S/ c1 {3 G
船长在航海日志中描述了这次事故。! v9 H5 X* S, p7 f: q
32. Do you know how to log in to the system?
$ F6 k: I7 W R6 r! A 你知道怎么登录进入这个系统吗?$ j5 Y9 g) @# [. k1 M8 e% ?
33. She was slender and had long dark hair.
% O6 E; L: f& |0 v 她身材苗条,有一头长长的黑发。
C! f" \$ B% M1 s! p: m* d 34. I haven't known her long.4 @# S! S! f" V' ?9 Y1 ]
我认识她不久。" l" [* f8 x! R3 A, f! d1 l' Y
35. She longed to be back in China.
1 f& u/ i5 T5 K6 P3 J 她渴望回到中国。
+ e l7 }: A, T* U( C" [ 36. He looked at the baby with a smile.4 L! R$ K3 u: U/ }3 P( h
他笑着看着这个婴儿。
8 d; Z9 a3 P' b; l1 [ 37. They looked forward very much to seeing him again.
+ l3 i0 B; K. S- z2 q) e 他们非常盼望再次见到他。
# P3 _7 c( [0 G$ U c 38. He looks nervous.
, I$ k. \4 s4 v6 `. F) \$ n 他看上去很紧张。7 @1 j+ w9 [& O( @) B
39. The window looks upon the street.
8 K/ ?) {4 \ t( p3 u2 A7 a 这扇窗户面向大街。
{2 @0 y# k6 G3 C. p) s0 g2 c# e 40. The fox broke loose and ran away.
2 b9 l5 m# ?5 b5 U7 e4 l 狐狸挣脱了束缚跑掉了。
! c' ]9 D R/ O t) C# N, _4 L 41. The wine loosed his tongue.
" w5 s4 Q' M( L/ a! x& Y5 l 酒把他的话匣子给打开了。9 ]9 U' }1 ]0 B& p: Y; O
42. He lost his life in the war. B! A8 O3 W4 I% g. e, l4 S
他在战争中丧生。" J* \1 P+ m" ^, P* J9 @
43. I lost my wallet yesterday.
- `; A- G' ]$ o( I6 `. A0 V 我昨天丢了钱包。# j: \; @, N1 G" m
44. The loss of her purse caused her much inconvenience.+ ~6 p; @ [+ a( @( ]
丢失钱包给她带来了诸多不便。8 F7 A9 \6 w. {# y9 ?! |1 Y1 E
45. You have lots of time to finish the work.- d |$ F) |& V
你有充裕的时间来完成这项工作。1 J2 Q1 P7 ?; |. \& D
46. Don't you think the radio's a bit loud?) q* w- ?; u# g( b/ R( \% n w
你觉得收音机的声音是不是太吵了点?
9 W, S: C+ t2 L$ u2 i4 ^5 f. u! a 47. Don't talk so loud.- `2 P- J5 p* t) U2 H' L2 S
别那么大声地说话。
' t* j" R3 l/ b4 ^ 48. I love my motherland., p0 `7 r4 O: o
我爱我的祖国。
5 \# K0 S* P7 y# l/ a \& t 49. Her love for him never waved.
m3 R0 N6 _- W$ t4 s$ U- A 她对他的爱从未动摇过。
x/ Q: |0 P9 z% A2 k6 b 50. She is a lovely girl.0 e9 H# d7 `/ `/ u/ S$ `( Q3 Q5 N( C
她是一个漂亮的女孩。
f- J1 k+ ~9 N! A' H; Z' r 51. They met in May and became lovers soon after.
, _3 D' A* u+ |, L% ^ 他们在五月份相遇,不久就成为了情侣。) n" D7 i q! n6 x
52. There was a low murmur of conversation in the hall.8 l& r+ S) _: X
大厅里有窃窃私语声。; s% I( Y# p6 _/ H$ B# V8 s( s6 x
53. Judy bent her face low over the notebook.8 J& B& _6 Y' l0 j; P- c+ S
朱迪把脸凑近笔记本。. n Y" Q1 Z: L* L1 |5 P/ c
54. Tom was lying on the lower bunk.
; U- x& A* M" ?9 K0 _ 汤姆躺在下铺。% O7 B; h* ~9 h
55. The deer lowered its head to drink from the pond.1 s9 [+ E+ t) T/ _& T# k( O" g
鹿低下头去喝池塘里的水。" V- n9 X/ @3 Y* f5 _. r9 K$ L
56. He has a lumber-mill.
8 @" d6 N; D+ [) L 他有一个锯木厂。4 T" ^/ L6 s* _
57. My mother-in-law has a sewing machine.& _! z2 }7 W' u l X, \) g
我婆婆有一台缝纫机。) Q" n% Q1 M* o+ O3 R) \
58. Can you give me an explanation of the man-machine interface?8 K# j+ J6 D: D3 O. k& z
你能给我解释一下人机接口吗?
/ `; W2 v! P/ l" Y' _ 59. She was almost mad with grief when her son died.
$ j7 l3 a3 d) ~4 X# b* d9 A 她的儿子死去时,她悲伤得几乎疯了。0 M) k2 K, m7 r- r
60. They are mad about football.
0 t3 B( W+ G: {5 H, M 他们对足球很狂热。& J; l6 E$ O6 c; t
61. Several maidens were invited to attend her wedding.
( J8 g) c7 J& I2 d 好几个少女被邀请去参加她的婚礼。
. U: d6 X- @- U 62. The ship will start its maiden voyage next Monday.9 g1 D' \2 ^3 D6 Y
这艘船将于下周一开始它的处女航。
% o% t3 r' B* Y6 @ 63. I opened my mail and was surprised to see a broken vase.
, ~$ S9 X0 G/ E- A3 i( s 我打开了邮件,惊讶地发现了一个打碎的花瓶。
+ V/ \, h( d# W. I/ N* h8 h 64. I went to the post office to mail the letters.
& h9 M1 l% C" Z" B 我去邮局寄信。
1 c* O" N# y$ _( n) d% v 65. The teacher asked me to note down the main points of the speech.
# c! v# M% r% \5 Q0 T 老师要求我把演说的要点记下来。* a" p/ z) r9 a2 H6 Y
66. I turned the gas off at the mains before I went out.# A0 E; J- y5 N3 @8 o
我出门之前,把煤气的总阀关掉了。 f) w% o, W m3 d, w$ A
67. Wine is made from grapes.. |' o% H$ K) e: ?# y
葡萄酒是用葡萄酿成的。( A/ p- w G" p" i' H/ F) y
68. The news made her happy.
7 o# D$ h2 `" c8 w9 d1 p+ A8 H, ] 这消息使她高兴。
0 c! n2 T, Q* y# ? 69. This event has made the headlines.
* u7 O/ n0 _& V6 R 这件事成了重大新闻。. h# q |, _) ]# @2 s, D
70. All man are born equal.
& {) G5 j1 |, {: t$ l7 h7 q1 Z/ A' P 人人生而平等。- s5 I; M2 g+ ?/ m, @, ^" n
71. He managed the company when his father was away ill.
8 o8 [0 ~' Y0 q o8 Q# y4 ? 在他的父亲生病不在的时候,他管理公司。, P5 Q$ c9 r& [/ k" t
72. I finally managed to find the book I was looking for.
9 A8 W% @2 y, ^% p 我终于找到了一直在找的书。
" f7 C- c" n) t9 `* W+ X6 c 73. I don't like to talk with him; he has a very rude manner.
* U7 d" l$ n* q2 S$ U. Q4 Y 我不喜欢和他说话,他态度粗野。
9 t0 @" h* q7 K# C- {( C& { 74. It is bad manners to interrupt.
) h& n+ m! K0 n- Z( ? 打断别人说话是不礼貌的。
- v4 B7 J( ]# w$ b( H 75. This firm manufactures cars.3 R& L5 e# u5 _+ V
这家公司大量生产汽车。
1 T2 `& P* [/ S5 K 76. Many people would like to take holidays abroad.
( V- X0 e1 Y) W1 k% O4 `% {# a 许多人愿意到国外度假。 ~, s, z/ E5 h' _$ y7 a
77. How many students are there in your class?
) C6 y4 p; F. D, ^/ f 你班里有多少学生?& r7 ^# S6 u% P! X! X9 V
78. There is a map of the world on the wall." w' N5 U- ^. c \( V2 o @
墙上有张世界地图。
i' }- |4 s( @ 79. Scientists are trying to map the surface of the moon.; x! m6 c! P; F: V. t! o G- L' Y
科学家们正设法绘制月球表面图。
: K& ?3 M9 u/ e- y& E/ k, b 80. Science is on the march.
5 l3 Z9 w6 v* ~; ] 科学正在进步中。- t8 K) v* [$ J2 E6 ^; t- ?1 [
81. The troops marched on.
0 v! t4 j% f) `! m+ c- [3 D 部队继续前进。$ M- |2 L U+ o" v0 g) N0 e
82. This term will begin on March 1st.; p7 Z* q9 I' D! }1 ^# ^; c
这个学期三月一日开始。
. f9 G9 V0 Z8 ~& N: V u 83. The wet glass left a mark on the surface of the table.' G1 r0 [! ^' p! A9 t
湿杯子在桌面上留下一个痕迹。
# A1 P* d5 p: h0 I' S& \ 84. The road we should take is marked on the map.8 w. y9 \# I4 J" W0 }: E
我们要走的路已经标在地图上了。
- H# j# u6 Q5 `. T& u2 [: | 85. The invention of the computer marked the beginning of a new era.7 w6 G8 _+ B S- X
计算机的发明标志着一个新时代的开始。
1 D; d! p2 ^. v! g1 E T1 h( U 86. The people are the makers of history.
" A. Q/ }/ E K. k0 J5 Q3 ^$ x) h# A 人民是历史的创造者。
* } e2 H6 U _, I! |, s; S, w 87. Will you marry me?
2 Z- [4 a# O2 ^8 ?% V 你愿意和我结婚吗?
& Q0 f+ L2 `* i 88. She married money.
8 R: Z8 ~5 e) }( K6 v1 d 她嫁给了一个有钱人。0 I0 Y5 G/ ^: i: S1 ~ V
89. I wish I could be a master of this subject.
/ `6 P6 x7 v% N 但愿我能精通这门学科就好了。
/ M" y" _5 R- H& P5 \0 F: S 90. It's not easy to master a foreign language.
* y: Z( P5 b' C9 ] 掌握一门外语并不容易。
0 i7 k# E# h& M2 A% T- E* |. V 91. Our team has won the football match.
- h- \) n- n% e 我们队赢得了足球赛。
; r6 B j4 A5 { 92. She lit a cigar with a match.! q7 w ~8 d. `9 `2 v2 i" [0 e
她用一根火柴点燃了雪茄。1 i3 C9 P- Z* S) A9 Z
93. The hat and shoes are a perfect match.& ]$ E9 i0 x1 c7 v. d: H7 n
这顶帽子和鞋子完全相配。. m) |& }% p$ Q3 |, ?7 H
94. The curtains don't match the paint.6 K7 F6 l; T' E
窗帘和油漆不相配。 |