第十七课(1505-1598)
: Z: z& L9 u: h) m1 [ 1. He gave her a tender kiss.
* c1 T5 M; J( j) I3 H 他给了她一个温柔的吻。
; ]% q* N3 F4 M) v x 2. He kissed his wife and children good-bye.
/ d1 j# K: J. y: a- ~7 G1 S 他吻别他的妻子和孩子。* Z2 ^7 n; I+ [: }$ L# ] l5 U
3. The wind kissed her hair.
$ j- b2 a3 l4 Z5 W) D 微风轻拂着她的头发。- H+ Q! K" V+ c* L* `
4. I was cooking in the kitchen when the telephone rang.0 i/ H: v! M; D0 z! J& u+ S
电话铃响的时候我正在厨房里做饭。- i; G3 ` l" u( X" c
5. His left knee was hurt in a traffic accident.3 @4 h& p: K, f2 S
他的左膝在一次交通事故中受伤了。
8 K* T4 _6 ?# N" q 6. I picked up the knife and threw it out of the window.
! F& v6 [# e* n# c 我拿起了那把刀,把它扔到了窗外。# p, Y, O6 J) p$ H# K8 l3 W5 ]8 s
7. The knights rushed into the palace to protect their king.
$ J( r% o2 N: X 骑士们冲向宫殿去保护国王。6 Z. v% H7 V- P7 T
8. Someone is knocking at the door.- Q0 G& ^9 `9 Q1 J- {2 w
有人在敲门。9 X' s Y) l5 p; g. w
9. He knocked a big hole in the wall.
* I7 U1 t* l& W# b) I% q" @# u 他把墙撞出了一个大洞。5 [3 G* {6 B* ]2 a0 r, j5 C9 @
10. Did you hear the knocks at the door?
, {6 _& d) f+ J9 a8 F; \2 @" n 你听到敲门声了吗?
5 Y! o, o2 k A# N 11. I know what happened.
. @ c" p5 j- k4 O; g 我知道发生了什么事。
3 }3 L- \- m4 i5 G2 w 12. He has known both grief and happiness.+ Z. p8 T$ G1 \ S$ A8 B7 N
忧患和快乐他都经历过。
& N# W! I3 p% @) N' e 13. I've known Tom for years.9 r$ X* z4 o5 G2 N& ^3 W
我认识汤姆很多年了。
" D F, Q0 U% P4 u- m0 @$ M 14. She has a detailed knowledge of this period.5 K! L. f+ P7 s* A. ~; h, x9 y
她对这段时期的情况了解地相当详细。
- R0 ^( p, F0 w1 K' Y 15. They did it without my knowledge.
: k5 J7 b2 B2 H0 n( A. p" _* v 他们是背着我做这件事的。
- H: C. d: x) u" y 16. My knowledge of Japanese is rather poor.
7 x1 i5 v; k$ U# I) } 我的日语相当差。# ?, F; _, t1 n# P
17. It takes a lot of labor to build a railway.
9 ~/ N7 E! P! s2 L1 h9 \ 修筑一条铁路要花费许多劳动力。: @' y6 w! x `1 S0 Z; ?1 t
18. You needn't labor a point that is perfectly plain.0 Q1 a* Y$ j N# }: }
这点很明显,你用不着讲个没完。
5 i; W/ K1 [: s# {2 L 19. She wears a dress with delicate lace.
5 H( @! ^2 r& I! p5 M: w4 w 她穿了一件带有精致花边的裙子。
9 J$ h9 e- N4 [- J& N 20. If you don't lace up your shoes, you'll trip over., e8 `: {: x$ U# w
如果你不系好鞋带,你会被绊倒的。
0 O8 Y: i1 C! Y' K$ C- x F% v 21. He is good at his job but he seems to lack confidence.
, R7 i: Y9 \' [# ? 他工作不错,但似乎缺乏信心。
1 j$ N$ y- t8 S: L. z# M 22. The plant died for lack of water.$ K5 k! O0 ?0 T7 [; x$ w2 N( h3 H
植物因缺水而枯死了。) L6 F" C) U* b
23. She behaved like a lady., Q1 J7 p% e/ w7 X% J8 ?7 ~. f% ~4 V
她举止端庄象一个淑女。
! W( `+ \ l+ G6 P$ p! g# J' f 24. The river fed into a lake.
' }* \# D. o# } 这条河流入一个湖泊。
' C X# A& r$ [5 ~$ g3 t, B* ` 25. She is gentle like a lamb.
% s! D& V3 w$ B y+ w 她像只小羊羔一样温柔。
) b8 ~1 w$ W+ I0 v$ \ 26. The sheep are lambing this week.
/ g! j" V% R0 g. e% | 这个星期绵羊要产羔。
W3 e) A) D! N4 v) v9 T- s 27. A miner's lamp is fixed onto his helmet.- a# V& K* @$ i' P. I' M0 n5 z
矿灯固定在矿工的头盔上。
2 D; j! ]( L- L4 X0 E \ 28. We are glad to be on land again.
* D' v9 v9 e f8 R- ] 我们很高兴又踏上陆地了。
& z# N+ a- Y- U1 j& G# i- `9 E 29. The pilot landed the plane safely.' H* q" k, l- T1 P2 `' e
驾驶员使飞机安全降落。
- u9 [9 M4 h6 D' M" D; O 30. Chinese is my native language.3 X" {1 v8 v9 O
汉语是我的母语。3 ]1 l }* `0 E' @* A
31. What languages can you speak?, d+ ?& [2 l; ^$ D7 g& U
你会说什么语言?/ b$ R6 Z( _4 w k0 [5 C- {
32. Shanghai is a large city.( K, M5 S7 u9 A1 K! m# ]6 F D
上海是一个大城市。$ s' }6 a; ~0 G+ y5 S4 b
33. He was the last to arrive.
, Y# o1 `; K7 J) q: A6 Q 他到得最晚。- m. k/ K8 |. |2 `: N' @+ K6 t
34. He has lived here for the last few years.
J) ], \0 {, B. m 过去的几年他一直住在这里。- N0 W4 M3 c; z# I: K2 g5 b/ W L
35. Which line comes last in this poem?$ g* |( G0 X( k; K& a( |
这首诗的最后一行是什么?
' N4 H2 i% O4 ^: G 36. The hot weather lasted until September.* E& E+ E; D6 Z; U$ h- F R
炎热的天气持续到九月。
& ]/ K% I& `6 {# t2 a1 A E 37. The train was 10 minutes late.1 }4 Y8 G6 y" I. x
火车晚点了10 分钟。 c8 @5 z) G0 M+ z
38. We went to bed late.
% f3 z) v/ f4 I" ^* |' q/ G" x: n- } 我们很晚才上床。; c1 X1 e$ {0 F4 S, o0 Y6 U5 p
39. Of these two men, the former is dead but the latter is still alive.3 P/ m+ }0 g& p( T
这两个人中,前者已死,而后者仍然活着。" g8 G) q/ R- J% H4 X/ u
40. Don't laugh at him.
1 Y: Y" u" d; P& o3 m 不要嘲笑他。
! e$ i5 c5 j; j' G$ g9 D& m; k 41. Weeping willows laugh in the breeze.
/ }( K! x! A3 [ 垂柳迎风欢笑。# v8 m! i$ ]& `5 N' f
42. He told me the news with a laugh.
. j6 F7 W0 T, a5 h6 t& u8 I 他笑着告诉我这个消息。
3 k* x1 z- h7 q9 J$ H. H Q6 E, P 43. The law forbids stealing.. }( x0 c1 \5 Q7 X6 f
法律禁止盗窃。$ n/ Q% g2 o/ ^. v, l
44. Let's have tea on the lawn.
* a( Z) X5 m. b! `* r 我们到草坪上去喝茶吧。
# U0 l a' E# m 45. You may lay it on the table.7 r/ R4 r5 m/ X0 s% f3 ^! X
你可以把它放在桌子上。
. ?8 j; F: j# K 46. He knows the lay of the land here.2 E; M/ W# P( x& Q, G s7 E- f, y
他了解这里的地形。
8 s& d# k$ g7 Q! V0 H1 S r4 L% C( D 47. She is getting lazy.
$ D; u$ h/ G; l& D7 m 她渐渐懒惰起来。
. e, W( K' X. f 48. He is a very lazy person, sleeping all day.2 Y, K" | i1 N" { O" W+ Y
他非常懒惰,整天睡觉。* _. m7 M2 b2 e# r; _" P
49. What led you to believe I was ill?
3 E" C- x4 V; I$ L: w0 P, g 什么使你相信我病了?
3 U% }: W. W/ K 50. The guide led us to the river.! o/ e3 E6 l' K$ V q" P& s
向导带领我们到河边。
" I* t' V, P0 l) O7 c 51. He was elected the leader of the union.+ A7 j7 B0 Q, C4 s* n Z+ |
他被选为工会的领导人。9 g* p3 m8 d4 y8 z3 M
52. Which football team is the leader in the football championship?6 Q1 P' e2 W# n4 Q0 e
现在哪个队在足球锦标赛中领先?6 i5 E* K f. _0 ]
53. Our club is a member of the Football League.
# T. J1 f" K# V [4 ?* i) W* M 我们的俱乐部是足球联合会的一员。
& `. ?5 @, O0 c" j0 _ 54. The police suspected that the bank clerk was in league with the rubbers./ S0 Z4 n+ K! a) X1 q
警察怀疑银行职员与强盗有勾结。3 d/ n M" o4 a, Q3 o* c7 c1 W
55. The trees leant in the wind.4 m9 Y( t: ~0 |6 @% |6 ]5 i3 ~
树在风中倾斜。 56. He leant on the back of the sofa.! z" S8 q; r1 S% _
他斜靠在沙发的背上。+ o% G0 [- o& r4 `; e; i
57. The little girl only eats lean pork.
5 l: F, t" z& v4 W 这个小女孩只吃瘦肉。' c, `9 Z' Q" G
58. The thief leaped the wall and ran away.3 u& E. z3 P- \ r
小偷越墙逃跑了。
' O- o- U, M) ~0 ?) |: h 59. His name leapt out at me from the newspaper.
6 b# y; N1 ~: T3 p% b' w# b 报纸上他的名字一下字跳入我的眼帘。/ {8 H- b4 v G6 y6 V* @
60. I'm trying to learn English.
, O2 y+ T- [7 B' r' ~1 d% e 我正在尽力学英语。% q1 v& o1 C, f& `! ]
61. I learned this news from the newspaper.4 y* i, i/ O. w0 X( f9 K- z4 `" C
我从报纸上得知这个消息。, G- D( V; k- ]
62. The least noise would startle the timid child.
" p. X7 d3 |0 P1 t( g1 e 最小的响声也会吓着这个胆小的孩子的。
! J/ N2 T6 c' p, K% b& E) I 63. Mr. Brown talks least." ?" e1 [% x0 T7 ]
布朗先生极少说话。
N; L* B& s! P+ ]' Q: Q9 W( D 64. I have a pair of leather mittens.5 z4 M% ~0 G% d8 I, Q6 i ]; D* Q& W( Z% j% j
我有一副皮连指手套。
# H: {( b& j; n- r 65. We must leave early.2 w. T9 m7 x1 z0 V
我们必须早点离开。9 y7 k; j5 K& L S) v
66. You've left your food.
/ b- i9 s/ h% y' n+ x 你的东西没吃完。
. Q' H7 @; v/ f 67. His left arm was broken./ P& N! b! P" \
他的左臂断了。
j5 g( M( N; f' g 68. Eyes left!
6 l. B% \1 V- ~0 ?" r! v1 V/ a" j 向左看齐!
9 G7 z: E. t% r/ A) Q3 N6 W 69. This chair has only three legs.
4 k$ C* C) z0 i0 w" I+ ] 这把椅子只有三条腿。
! A; O9 y) m7 y8 s. g4 N, Z 70. The room is 15 feet in length and 10 feet in breadth." S" y9 V7 b" t ~
这房间长15英尺,宽10英尺。! m" `4 e) J# E. j) j4 k: t0 }
71. He is less tall than she is.9 A& [* T' _$ `$ V: P: p2 g8 e7 U6 R
他不如她高。
3 ~: {6 _+ b8 y, k7 p. W" H 72. Work more and dream less, you will be much happier.2 _9 v1 ~ y. e/ z
多做事少空想,这样你会愉快得多。
! h% k0 g. r: U/ q( _6 ~% i 73. I missed a lesson yesterday.$ U' ]# M0 `9 Y }! M; L$ o0 Y* ?
昨天我误了一节课。
/ i" h: \. K2 ?$ j/ t+ N 74. His car accident has been a lesson to him to stop driving too fast.# o8 Y7 D( v& e i; ?% Z& C6 u3 Y1 m, S
他的车祸给了他一个教训,使他不再开快车。' s- P1 l7 _; h- X5 ]. I# c3 B, {
75. She lets her children play in the garden.5 s, t" f# t. e
她让孩子们在花园里玩。
' j% D- v2 ^5 ~0 C5 ^8 W 76. He let a week go by before answering the letter." V" w0 x$ w7 w8 x+ V. \" F
他一周以后才回信。
: ^1 K' T: v2 @6 O6 N% H 77. Have you answered her letter?' P/ V8 i: I3 }/ ~! r3 T
你给她回信了吗?9 | f1 D( z) w2 n( U- V( c0 |' Z
78. This word has five letters.! V: M# O' d5 e% H
这个单词有五个字母。2 v2 }3 A' ]2 {( `! ^
79. The top of this mountain is three kilometers above the sea level.7 B1 N9 h) u6 `3 K" t. A
这座山的山顶海拔三千米高。' g, h) k4 v1 ]
80. We must increase production levels.
( n, T$ d3 ?2 I( e4 Z& }+ t( c2 j0 o 我们必须提高生产水平。
% w0 d! o( k' `6 l5 P; Y& S3 X 81. A football field should be level.% W# B' ^4 q0 C. k
足球场地应该平坦。
' D) l' }' c2 c: O 82. The bombing raid practically leveled the town.9 I$ V* V7 G7 s3 o
空袭几乎把这座城镇夷为平地。2 S8 T' q, A) v. A/ u! Z6 n# y
83. Those prisoners are dreaming of liberty.. p# P' Q( c1 c' s
这些囚犯们梦想着获得自由。
* y2 k1 f* B# `1 y4 O2 O5 f" X: E 84. I am afraid that I am not at liberty to discuss this matter.4 _; |% V4 h9 P
对不起,我无权讨论这个问题。
6 F! z- t2 A+ |) p 85. I like to study in the library./ t1 V' x" t4 d/ e; ?8 D0 s! u- J
我喜欢在图书馆学习。
1 w8 @0 E! I' A a p: S* \- T 86. He lay on a sofa, reading a book.
+ c. ]" m! F2 ?8 Q( l. ]+ R* H 他躺在沙发上看书。% N- {* V% k c7 h, i8 T* L
87. The village lies across the river.
- E$ @9 L( ^: _0 K 村庄在河对岸。/ e) V' ]1 s9 K. \' f B
88. Many women lie about their age.
: a* S- I% _6 l. ^, P. E6 c 许多妇女常在自己的年龄上说谎话。8 A! R8 n2 D0 S
89. Lies have short legs.; K6 S- [2 {- A* w) V# |) V
谎言总是站不住脚的。
5 g1 n. g1 P" s. w, L# j* u 90. There is no life on the moon.7 l3 C; Z8 a$ ]: N
月球上没有生物。
4 N& I1 H" m- b$ @8 J+ Q 91. You'll never see life if you stay at home forever.& c) ^" X8 C* w: e
如果你一直呆在家里,就永远不会有生活经验。
: d' O0 [: i$ h2 j1 e2 M 92. I can't read while you are standing in my light.& w( D3 @3 W6 y, W8 v4 r2 y8 c! g- s
你挡住了我的光线,我没法看书。
t$ U" c% g( w+ q9 u1 X 93. It's beginning to get light.
1 z: ]" K' H5 G 天渐渐亮了。
" U5 t- }! | h+ W+ @8 j' [ 94. The girl has a light hand for knitting.
$ {9 I5 y" F$ C+ Q0 ~; _4 O* U 这女孩手巧,精于编织。 |