第十课(847-940)
6 ^% x3 I+ k' X' X. B) ]0 H 1. The thief broke into the house during the night.
) E! d% |7 K6 n7 A1 i$ o 小偷在夜间破门进入住宅。' S4 u- b! M( g+ A' }# z0 b! H% i
2. The car raised quite a dust as we drove off.
5 l+ J$ ^& \2 u" O' e/ ] 我们走时车子扬起了一阵尘土。% T* ]. B( v& ?& y. s
3. It's my duty to help you.
$ l0 O8 K; D$ x' ~0 ` 帮你忙是我份内该做的事。' V5 q. _% O& c, b
4. I'm duty bound to visit my old aunt.9 ?8 S8 g# O: q! W$ V6 Z- K! k
我有义务去探望年老的姑妈。4 X7 C: Q: X& F# t+ T/ g1 L2 ~
5. Each man has his own name.$ A3 {: n+ H! y! Q* D. p
每个人都有自己的名字. h, m l8 `1 e; C9 K: }
6. We each have our private views about it.
, }7 q# w1 Z- [4 k( u 我们每个人对这件事都有自己的看法。
/ l* ~) w* J0 { 7. He is eager for you to meet his friends.1 ~% q4 @" p7 I# R: n
他热切希望你见见他的朋友。9 g- i) g- k& b
8. The company is eager to expand into new markets.
7 s/ x1 p0 N' l) L% e& m 那家公司急欲开辟新的市场。7 G: { }# a' {) c! A) }! v
9. The boys listened to my story with eager attention.) O* J8 [3 z2 I# Q6 z
男孩们以热切的心情非常注意地倾听我的故事。: b3 B+ ?( F3 a1 t! B! {: F
10. Don't shout into my ears like that, I can hear you perfectly well.* n3 @; j* a" V# g8 O4 F9 Q6 |
别那样对我大声嚷嚷,我能听清楚。
! o9 T4 P1 z/ X6 P 11. It's too early for getting up.
# u) h- ?6 y4 g# d 现在起床还太早。
) h L0 y/ F* M2 q 12. We shall find out the truth early or late.* G3 |7 p# f" j& u; N4 ?
我们迟早会查明事实真相。
, \" ~* b' D3 Q: J 13. He has earned a lot of money in this month.
8 ?- }. Y8 p. `$ R 这个月他已经赚了好多钱了。; d6 ^3 J& D G% ^) D
14. His skill in negotiating earned him a reputation as a shrewd tactician.
* Q# T$ R: d* G2 u" [* I5 z1 X, G- e 他的谈判技巧使他赢得了精明战略家的名声。 g' Z, K: \2 ^
15. The earth in the garden is good, soft soil.9 ^1 f3 y$ G( X* t
花园里的泥土松软肥沃。+ A; c/ P% ]' p8 o; M$ A- S- B
16. He is expected to win the game with ease.8 I d! K* W5 |! [& l& u
预计他在比赛中会轻易获胜。
3 z: Z; N# U; o 17. My parents are retired and now live a life of ease.0 L* x- |" |8 p9 {, }2 v3 c' Q
我的父母都退休了,现在过着安闲舒适的生活。! {) O$ i2 O. M0 G
18. I don't feel at ease in the strange place.
3 Q s1 K1 U( K- K/ O( c% y) y 在这个陌生的地方,我觉得很不自在。: w8 `( b6 f$ m6 V# Z# }: t
19. I can easily finish this work today.
7 f9 w3 A4 C0 m* Z: m! B. C 我今天可以很轻易地把这份工作做完。; v& A" @/ J# N0 ?) ?
20. She is easily the best lawyer in the city. n9 p7 f0 X. c# D% m, Q2 v: b% U4 ?
她无疑是本市最好的律师。
- |" i4 j7 B$ h* C% W 21. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.* ~& U7 L) J3 \. p& b: D2 t6 f
太阳从东方升起,在西方落下。8 p) A8 s( k# x3 j' v* Z! t
22. Take the east road; it's the shortest way.# T- R c) Y8 T, B( I5 @/ B
走东边这条路吧,这是最近的路。
* q! l3 U; v7 v: J% H- [6 V' y5 ` 23. He has stopped working and leads a very easy life.
! t3 L" \+ f, ` 他现在不做事了,过着很舒服的日子。/ ^ V' m; p( \3 \* s
24. We talk about reducing our costs, but it's easier said than done.7 r7 j1 r1 D1 z( Q
我们谈如何降低成本,但说起来容易,做起来就难了。
9 A4 K8 S; f% z5 G- n2 ^- k 25. The Chinese eat with chopsticks./ @7 I/ X( Y- q/ x- S
中国人用筷子吃饭。& q! b! E+ h! J1 k1 _
26. She shouted on the mountaintop and listened for the echo.( L _+ c% R. C
她在山顶上大声喊着,然后聆听着回声。5 j4 z, X4 N# x" k& C! C2 d4 w1 s
27. The room echoed with their happy laughter.
# v1 S: p7 y8 q6 W* _. I5 G% e6 E 房间里回荡着他们的欢笑声。
1 D2 G& Z$ C3 A 28. His voice echoed in the big empty hall.9 C4 u% n4 y4 p8 [0 K
他的声音在空荡的大厅里发出回声。
* q; H {9 C- E0 B 29. Please sharpen the edge of this axe.5 z, K8 f9 y% o: C; V$ h
请把这把斧头的刃磨快。( ~$ t. F; f) S
30. She lost a handkerchief edged with blue./ J6 H, p$ J# ?! N
她丢了一块镶蓝边的手绢。
$ R. k4 a8 {8 P' P 31. The advertising campaign didn't have much effect on sales.
, B6 a% D" Y) A# l% ] 这些广告攻势对销售额并没有起到多大作用。
- D8 ^; E9 j; w$ _ 32. A new system of taxation will be brought into effect next year.
, o3 W* t; v- g) U/ A: Q: B1 x 新的税收制度将于明年实行。& k5 W; _1 _8 M$ }
33. We've tried our best to effect reconciliation between the two parties.
4 u8 ^$ ]) O; _$ d# v6 b 我们已尽了最大努力希望促成双方和解。' y/ J1 B4 \! G1 J5 v) F
34. It's quite an effort to lift this heavy box.
) i4 _9 e/ P$ e6 m0 v; I- F! e$ G 抬起这只沉重的箱子要花费相当大的力气。
/ x& S. F& {7 z4 `; e4 I, E: W 35. Despite all our efforts we still lost the game.
% Z+ l) O7 \' s" ]5 H/ D7 ] 尽管我们尽了全力,我们还是输掉了比赛。
, }, C! W2 e) D: Z0 g 36. This hen lays beautiful brown eggs.* l6 N5 T4 X* V9 |& I0 T
这只母鸡下很漂亮的棕色蛋。- [1 r! {; D" T6 O
37. There are eight students in the classroom.: t5 \" o9 F( u( ?$ W
教室里有八个学生。
8 S ^, I( ^& I9 J# P0 { 38. My daughter is eighteen years old and has grown into a beautiful lady.
' S- [ B9 Q% l7 |, G2 R8 c 我的女儿十八岁了,已经长成为美丽的淑女。
# o! ^: a/ H9 M0 @, Q3 n 39. You may take either of the roads.; R* V0 e: r3 @$ U! d$ O& B9 a$ k" y
两条路你随便走哪一条。! e2 d& |! L% b
40. If you do not go, I shall not go either.
$ v8 Z/ g) i$ z _& [4 s: U9 t: E 你不去,我也不去。, o2 a. D4 U' g+ h) S: Y( @
41. They elected him chairman.! I% U0 v5 J/ d' M
他们选他做主席。5 c1 K$ r+ U" U: o$ H
42. The President elect will be installed next week.3 l8 F. O* W9 P& b
候任总统将在下周正式就任。
1 k1 n/ S& q r, v$ O0 o! u/ o 43. The little boy left primary school at eleven.
8 g4 Y1 g2 A; D4 J4 |2 w2 e 这个小男孩十一岁时小学毕业。
. C+ l. I0 E. d5 G 44. What else could I say?9 X$ |- {7 \0 K- b! L4 r
我还有什么可说的?' k4 k' \# Q/ X" g/ i. T6 K* T
45. Hurry, or else you'll be late., {9 I5 [7 X3 U% J9 I
快点儿,不然你要迟到了。& P n& w9 p6 q) B8 a
46. The British Empire once covered large parts of the world.$ k! g* ~/ J2 q+ M
大英帝国曾经占有过世界上的大片地方。) A' }" m. d1 g' N! w
47. Our company employed about one hundred people., S9 J( w/ k( Y( c9 i
我们公司雇佣了大约一百人。
4 s- q7 ^+ J; i5 ? 48. The police had to employ force to break up the crowd.$ j. Z2 `* C2 p* f
警察不得不使用武力驱散人群。" k6 w4 m) S' v- I, U1 n9 h
49. He has fifteen workers in his employ./ F p6 i: b C+ z
他雇佣的工人有十五名。
! o L; }' _8 C/ u7 I- { 50. His room is empty.
d& P0 z3 k' F7 Y1 l 他的房间是空的。 e* n5 c7 h' L* W7 T3 ], x
51. At the end of the film, the hero wept bitterly.
& a% y& B5 B& o! _: m 在影片的结尾,主人公伤心地哭了。9 b) n$ E3 E4 r- q' l# T
52. They ended the party off with a song.1 x# L; C* F& s4 e& ]
他们唱支歌结束了晚会。
) n$ @9 B. V. ^6 A; ~' h5 ~ 53. The enemy was forced to retreat.
& u( T: O- g' C* S% h$ M 敌人被迫撤退。/ ~% Z P# t) n6 Q& q+ b
54. Politicians should not engage in business affairs that might affect their political judgement.
, P0 L" b" \3 m. h6 V2 D: Z! [! } 政治家不应该参与那些可能会影响其政治判 断力的商业事务。8 t# P; d! X- {1 F9 C
55. I have engaged a room at this hotel.2 P' L% f/ Q5 [6 k# s' d% Y
我已经在这个旅馆里预订了一个房间。- i. m: r9 F0 Q& k: K. s
56. Jack and Anne are engaged.
, Y+ Z0 S# i" J4 E4 c8 o! [ 杰克和安妮订婚了。
8 B7 k& Q1 J, d. n 57. There must be something wrong with the engine of my car.! {7 Y4 e2 J+ B. U$ k3 L
我汽车的引擎一定是出故障了。( \& J7 \- Q) k/ D- o
58. He was born in England.
/ [* D6 P$ O( x 他出生于英格兰。
' [- o+ I. w% n 59. Do you speak English?: A" d3 M* \. q6 Q
你会说英语吗?
5 |4 B. @# G+ I! }/ \9 D# m/ Z 60. How did you enjoy the concert?
6 Q2 C- B4 ]* Y5 i; a 你喜欢那场音乐会吗?/ r. b# }1 Y( Q4 R0 @
61. Do you have enough time to finish the paper?8 J$ }' e2 m; e! C( _
你有足够的时间写完论文吗?
/ z- ?, b4 N- @( Y 62. Enough is as good as a feast.4 L" C3 a j; M& Y
知足常乐。3 ~# ?% j, K1 r
63. Please do not enter before knocking on the door.4 P: @! q* k' V- y n+ S
进来前请先敲门。
- p# Y8 ?' _* Z( Y 64. I'll meet you at the entrance of the zoo tomorrow.
# S) L" [, ]' d3 E( E, h$ ]3 ? 明天我会在动物园的入口处和你见面。7 m% m1 X5 t- s P2 ~$ k
65. He had passed the entrance examination of the college.
# D# [, W. H8 t; }2 J& P, K+ X 他已经通过了大学的入学考试。
+ j( F$ u1 x, Q. j0 M2 \$ k4 `1 a 66. Women demand equal pay for equal work., F3 ~, V+ o) V
妇女要求同工同酬。
4 I& }. [) N D! t: v 67. He feels that they are his equals.
, O3 |% r8 h& M% I 他觉得他们和他地位相等。1 t4 G! m' S/ O, ~. g3 l+ D
68. None of us can equal her, either in beauty or as a dancer.8 h8 j5 X! A; d* t9 |# d! ^
不管是容貌还是舞艺我们都比不上她。; A& @/ V5 X' P/ o
69. There are several errors in the input.
: |7 y( [; ]9 W! ?( n 输入中有好几处错误。
2 j8 @4 p4 G1 p9 @! D 70. The accident was caused by human error.3 u' C2 F/ o' G: L
这宗事故是人为过失造成的。+ _5 |7 e6 o4 H0 R/ I
71. The prisoner has escaped.
3 P! F6 e" r6 F. c. _' P 犯人逃走了。1 {" L! j, x7 @7 }9 H
72. The thief jumped into a car and made his escape.% J: @- w$ E) |1 s- N7 p" s
小偷跳上汽车逃走了。2 @; w8 ?* N3 ]- o3 \* j! ~- G$ `% @3 u+ l
73. Noise is unpleasant, especially when you are trying to sleep.% l! |/ B$ m, I/ |8 V) o
噪音令人讨厌,尤其当你想睡觉的时候。
: L+ E) m1 h5 o9 X5 G 74. Is France in Europe?4 K# }/ ]8 Q0 T8 G1 d; W
法国在欧洲吗?
1 {: _/ \( M4 W% S 75. He won the first game and I won the second, so now we are even.3 t8 @2 O" w. J. Z6 l5 L- s: a
他赢了第一局,我赢了第二局,所以我们现在打平。
8 Z2 y, `4 W" V! f& O$ j% C8 A 76. John doesn't go out even in the summer.
9 Z& G1 {& u$ `" [ G) n: q4 L 约翰甚至在夏天也不出门。
6 P+ u; }' a% u$ f% ` 77. He looked happy, even gay.* d1 x7 n3 D8 O% f7 ~8 J* D% J
他看起来很高兴,甚至可以说欢欣雀跃。
4 s# W a8 C) O r* x 78. Could you come back home early this evening?
/ c; u* J6 x$ l0 z7 s: a1 D 今天晚上你能早回家吗?$ s. X. }7 U7 r/ g
79. I'll probably see you tomorrow, but in any event I'll phone.
0 A4 b9 F6 h+ }/ u 明天我可能来看你,万一我来不了,我会打电话的。 _& m: b- B' }) N' @6 t# J
80. Have you ever been to Paris?
" K: m) L9 H Z/ E 你去过巴黎吗?3 W, o% D" w( O& ~! P. x: i0 D, L
81. He has read every book on the shelves.# W) D# M& b7 Q$ C6 C9 O
书架上所有的书他都读过了。
* @2 m: l+ F7 I) I3 O2 W& u 82. I enjoyed every minute of the party.! q$ k1 @* X! g% r- T
整个晚会我玩得都很愉快。
4 [- y3 z* p' g- {9 u 83. The police told everybody to remain in their cars.
6 |" |- U0 ^" k1 h* Z" e/ R 警察叫大家都留在车里。8 `* s, }2 d. _8 Q7 f7 Y
84. Money isn't everything.7 ]. r9 J' W$ Q0 [9 l! w0 |
金钱不是一切。
% Z4 {, v! l0 _, c 85. Everything is ready now for the party.+ h1 {$ w B& {' i# [! z/ h3 i8 W
宴会的准备工作现在都已就绪。8 d; _( o8 B# Q, V3 q6 h* C1 q
86. What is the exact size of the room?, {3 m& _; B' p- X3 r( N
这个房间的确切面积是多少?
; Z) d! t* v: }4 Y; s 87. I don't know the exact terms of the contract.
( K8 ]: [. b4 \ _" C 我不知道合同的正确条款。
. s% [$ r1 d# f, o1 v9 {! B; I 88. The train arrived at exactly 8 o'clock.; R2 j+ Q5 t! _5 b+ K# t
火车八点钟准时到达。$ A$ Y% w& d ?) v
89. Their answers are exactly the same.* p$ R5 w( z( j. P0 n: b# u
他们的回答完全一样。
) q8 ^* u. {: g) E8 ^2 j 90. Tell me exactly where he is.7 w3 {& [+ ~: N( I2 S
确切地告诉我他在什么地方。
) ?" v) Q8 P" K 91. The doctor examined her carefully.
, T- q* E4 _1 { 医生仔细检查了她的身体。
2 x1 z0 |" A" _' J 92. This church is a classic example of medieval architecture.8 p4 B Q) Z* r4 Z$ t! @
这座教堂是中世纪建筑风格的典型实例。
4 L0 V3 s# P H: A0 {' |4 p 93. Her diligence has set an example to the others.
- m" H( m, t' a) n2 {; H' J 她的勤奋为其他人树立了榜样。
5 Q9 @; l2 T/ ^" f- W) k 94. Many great men have risen from poverty---Lincoln, for example.
( n# Y0 G ^6 b$ T' _2 ^ 许多伟人从贫困中崛起,例如林肯。 |