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四级听写1. InsectsNobody likes insects. They are annoying and sometimes dangerous. Some of them bite us and give us diseases; others bite us and give us big red spots. Some do not bite, but just fly around our heads or crawl around our houses and gardens. /Indeed, we do not like most of them except those lovely butterflies. / But insects are interesting. Firstly, they are very old animals. Three hundred and twenty million years ago, there were no man in the world, but there were insects. Today, on every square mile of land there are millions of them flying and crawling about. Secondly, insects are very adaptable to their surroundings, so that today there are about a million different species in the world.Why then do some people try to kill insects? After all, not many of them hurt us. The reason is that they eat so much of man’s food and there are so many of them. (158 words)2. A Protest against InjusticeIt all started on a bus one day in 1955. A black woman was returning home from work after a long hard day. She sat near the front of the bus because she was tired and her legs hurt. But in those days, black people could sit only in the back of the bus. So the driver ordered the woman to give up her seat. But the woman refused, and she was arrested.Incidents like this had happened before. But no one had ever spoken out against such treatment of blacks. This time, however, a young black preacher organized a protest. He called on all black citizens to stop riding the buses until the laws were changed. He led the protest movement to end such injustice to the blacks. The protest marked the beginning of the civil rights movement in the United States. (146 words)3. Foolish TestsCenturies ago, a man accused of a crime / often had to go through a strange test. / In one country, for instance, a metal bar was dropped into boiling oil. / The prisoner had to put his hand into the oil and take out the bar. / It was believed that the oil would not burn an innocent man. / If the prisoner got his hand burned, he would be found guilty of the crime he was accused of. / Another foolish method was used in Europe. / When a man was accused of a crime, he was thrown into a pool or river. / If he floated, people declared that he was guilty. / They took him out of the water and punished him. / However, if the man sank, people claimed that he was innocent. / They pulled him out of the water quickly and released him. / We do not know what would have happened / if the man had learned to swim under the water. (160 words)4. Why Do People Want Work?People work because they need money to live. / They need money for food and clothes and to pay for their houses, flats or the rooms where they live. / People need money formany different things / and they can earn money if they work. / Work makes people feel important. / Work makes them feel that they are useful. /But machines can not do many things that people used to do. / Technology is giving us more cars, roads and food but less work. / Many businessmen believe that we will soon have robots / which will work all the time. / The robots will never complain or stop work. / Some scientists think that by the year 2025 / intelligent animals will do the work that many people do now. /In tomorrow’s world, / people will need to learn new things / because life will be changing so fast. / People will have to change their ideas about work. / (152 words)5. The Great DepressionThe stock market crash in October 1929 / marked the beginning of the worst economic crisis in American history. / For the first year, the economy fell very slowly. / But it dropped sharply in 1931 and 1932. / By the end of 1932, the economy collapsed almost completely. /During the three years following the stock market crash, / the American gross national product dropped by almost half. / Millions of people lost their jobs. / Tens of thousands lost their homes. / Men with wives and children begged for money on the streets. / During the next several years, / a large part of the richest nation on earth / learned what it meant to be poor. /Hard times found their way into every area and every job. / Workers struggled as factories closed. / Farmers hit with falling prices and natural disasters / were forced to give up their farms. / Businessmen lost their stores, and sometimes their homes. / All the gains of the 1920s were washed away. (154 words)6. Learning to describeAll through my boyhood and youth, I was known as an idle person, / and yet I was always busy with my own private affairs, / which was to learn to write. / I always kept two books in my pocket, / one to read, and the other to write in. / As I walked, my mind was busy / fitting what I saw with appropriate words. / When I sat by the roadside, / I would either read, / or note down the features of the scene / or write some lines of verse. / Thus I lived with words. / What I wrote was not for future use, / but was written consciously for practice. / Description was the principal field of my exercise. That was a proficiency that tempted me, and I practiced to acquire it. To anyone with sense, there is always something worth describing. (138 words)7. Angel FallsAngel Falls, deep in the jungles of Latin America, is the highest waterfall in the world. / It is over 1,000 feet higher / than any other fall in the world. / Imagine that you are goingthere by plane. / For hundreds of miles you fly southeast over green plains, / mountains with forests, and high plateaus. / Suddenly you see a silver thread in the distance. / As your plane flies closer, / you see water falling over half a mile straight down the cliff. / It is such an impressive sight that you will never forget it. /No one knew about the waterfall until 1930, / when James Angel, an American pilot, / was flying over the mountains and canyons in the area. / He suddenly saw a waterfall. / The water seemed to be dropping straight out of the clouds. /In 1941 an American expedition explored and measured the falls. / From the top to the bottom, / the water falls more than 3,200 feet. / (152 words)8. Fixing a Flat TireI was coming home along the motorway the other night / when I heard a sudden bang. / Immediately I realized that I had a flat tire. /I managed to stop without falling off, / but I still had the problem of what to do about the tire. / With a motorbike, you have to take the wheel off, / find the hole, cover it with a little piece of rubber, / then put the whole lot hack together again. / It takes ages and you get very dirty. / As I didn't have any choice, I set to work. / It didn't take long to get the wheel off / and it wasn't too hard to remove the tire from the wheel. / Finding the hole took longer / but the fun really began / when I had to put the wheel back on the bike. / You’ve no idea how easy it is to lose / small pieces of a motorbike in the dark. / (155 words)9. Pace of Public SpeechPace refers to how fast or how slow you speak. / If you speak too fast, you may be difficult to follow. / If you speak too slow, / you risk losing the attention of your audience. / If audience attention seems to be drifting away, / try picking up your pace. / Usually you don't know / that you have been going too fast until someone tells you so / after your speech is over. / If you are told this, guard against this mistake in the future. / In your next speech / write reminders on your note cards to slow down. /Ideally the speaker varies his or her pace. / Speaking fast and then slowing down helps keep the attention of the audience. / Also, don't forget the benefits of pausing. / A pause before or after a dramatic moment is a highly effective technique. / The next time you are watching a comedian on television, / watch how he or she uses pauses. / (154 words)10. The Wolf and the ShepherdA wolf had long hung about a flock of sheep, / and had done them no harm. / The shepherd, however, had his suspicions, / and for a while was always on the lookout for him / as a dangerous enemy. / But as the wolf continued for a long time to follow his flock / without making any attempt to annoy them, / the shepherd began to look upon him more as a friend than an enemy. / One day the shepherd happened to have to go into the city, / sohe entrusted the sheep to the care of the wolf. / The wolf saw his opportunity and fell upon the sheep and ate them up. / On his return, the shepherd saw his flock destroyed / and exclaimed: "What a fool I am! / I deserve no less for trusting my sheep to a wolf! " / The moral of the fable is: / There is more danger from a pretended friend than from an open enemy. / (159 words)11. A Strange ManThere is a story about a man who behaves very strangely. / What others like, he dislikes, / and what most people enjoy, he doesn’t care for. /He is extremely particular about selecting the correct tie to wear with his suit, / but it doesn't bother him if his shirt is dirty / or his suit isn’t pressed. /He always sees the negative side of things. / He finds fault with the best movie of the year, / but stays awake until two o’clock in the morning / watching very old movies on television. / Even his taste in food is peculiar. / He drinks warm water and cold tea, / eats raw eggs and can't stand fresh fruit.Last week his uncle died and left him a million dollars. / In his will, the old man insisted that the nephew spend / half the inheritance within the next five years. / If he didn’t, the money would be given to a university. / Everyone is anxious to know what the nephew will do. / (163 words)12. Why Should I Take a Part-time job?The first obvious reason is the money. / I am not one of those rich kids / whose parents could give them cars as birthday presents. / My parents have worked all their lives / and saved every penny to pay my tuition and living expenses. / Although they would be willing to give me some pocket money, / if I asked, I prefer to earn it myself. / I feel good that I can in a way / lighten the burden of my parents.The second reason is the experience my part-time job provides. / Sooner or later, I'll have to enter the job market and sell myself. / And if I am to sell myself for a good price, / experience will make a difference. / While working, I get to know people / employers as well as workers. / I learn how to deal with the bosses / and how to get along with my fellow workers. / All this experience gained from my part-time job / will be valuable to my future. / (169 words)13. BadmintonBadminton is a fast game played by two or four persons. / It can be played both indoors and outdoors. / The outdoor game is more suitable for family enjoyment at home. / Badminton is an ancient game, which took its name from the place where the game was played indoors for the first time. / There are several explanations of how the modern game began. / One is that English army officers brought the game home from India in the1870s and it soon became popular in England. /Badminton trains the player's ability to react quickly with his eyes, his mind, his feet and his hand. / Becoming a good player requires physical fitness and mental effort. / Constant practice and habits of concentration and confidence are necessary. / The great players of the game have often been great sportsmen. / This is apparent in their conduct both on and off the court. / (146 words)14. Animated CartoonsWhen we see Mickey Mouse on the screen, / we all know that he is not a real mouse at all. / Yet like a living creature, he moves and talks. / How can Mickey Mouse move around, / tell jokes and do tricks in an animated cartoon? /The first thing that needs to be done / is to divide the script or the movie story into sections / and illustrate each section separately. / A full-length cartoon feature needs hundreds of thousands of drawings. / When all the drawings are completed, they are photographed by a motion picture camera. /There is much more to a cartoon film than drawings. / It sometimes takes hundreds of artists to work for years to produce one. / Actors and singers are selected to give voices to the drawn pictures. / Music is specially composed and fitted into the movie. / No wonder cartoon characters are fun to watch, / whether seen at home on television or in a movie theater. / (158 words)15. The Nursing StaffThe physicians in a hospital form the core of the medical staff. / But they could not provide effective medical care to their patients without the help of numerous nurses. / For the patients, the nursing staff is particularly important. / Nurses are usually in close contact with patients / as long as they are in the hospital. /The nursing staff is usually quite large and diverse. / The general term “nurse” refers to a person / trained to offer bedside care to sick persons. /A nurse does not study for as many years as a doctor. / However, she must be very dedicated. / Caring for the sick requires a great deal of patience and concern. / Most nurses work long days, / and they often must work at odd hours or during the night. / Serving as a nurse in a hospital can be a very rewarding job. / But not every person is suited to become one. / (151 words)16. The SupermarketIn almost all supermarkets there are shopping carts with a special space to put the baby. In the early days, before there were carts, it was noticed that as soon as a woman shopper had her arms full of goods, she stopped buying. Thus carts were introduced. Later a space for the baby was provided in the cart because it was observed that with the babysitting comfortably in the cart the mother felt less need to hurry through the store and consequently bought more.The average American housewife goes to the supermarket twice a week. On the average she spends one or two hours there each week. Women don’t go to the supermarket just to buy food. Visiting the supermarket is the housewife's chance to get away from home for a while. In the supermarket she feels that she is part of the outside world. She gets to know all the new products. Frequently she meets a number of her friends in the supermarket. (167 words)17. Changes in FashionsWomen's fashions tend to change more rapidly and radically than men’s. In the early 1900s, all women wore their skirts down to the ankle. Today, skirt length varies from floor-length to ten inches above the knee. Women’s shoes have also gone through all sorts of changes in the last seventy years. For example, boots for women were very common around the turn of the century. Then, for years, they were not considered fashionable. Today they are back in style again in all colors, lengths, and materials. In fact, today's women can wear all sorts of clothes, even slacks and shorts, on almost any occasion. While all of these changes were taking place in women's fashions, men's clothing remained pretty much the same until a couple of years ago. In fact, most men still wear the traditional suit though bright colors and varieties in cut are now more common. (153 words)18. The Future of the CinemaThe cinema became the greatest entertainment industry in the world because millions of people paid to see films. But today, in many countries, more and more people prefer to watch television. In countries where a lot of people watch television, fewer and fewer films are made, and there are fewer and fewer cinemas to show them. But this does not mean that there will come a time when no films are made and there are no cinemas left.The cinema did not really become a form of art for many years. Most films were made for entertainment only. But a number of film directors have always tried to do more than entertain. And their films have been works of art. In the future this kind of film will become more and more important. The cinema, which began as entertainment, may perhaps live on as art. (151 words)19. Football in EnglandWhat is surprising about football in England is the great knowledge of the game which even the smallest boys seem to have. They can tell you the names of the players on most of the important teams. They know the results of large numbers of matches. They will tell you, with an air of authority, who will win such and such a match, and their opinion is usually as valuable as that of men three or four times their age.Most schools in England take football seriously. They believe that education is not merely a matter of filling a boy's mind with facts in the classroom. It also means character training. And one of the best ways of training character is by means of games, especially such team games as football. The schools, therefore, regularly arrange games and matches for their pupils. (145 words)20. LifeLife is difficult. Life is a series of problems. What makes life difficult is that the process of facing and solving problems is a painful one. Problems, depending on their nature, cause in us sadness or loneliness or regret or anger or fear. And since life poses an endless series of problems, life is always difficult and full of pain as well as joy.Yet, it is in this process of solving problems that life has its meaning. It is only because of problems that we grow mentally. When we desire to encourage the growth of the human spirit, we challenge and encourage the human capacity to solve problems, just as in school we set problems for our children to solve. It is through the pain of meeting and working out problems that we learn. It is for this reason that wise people learn not to dread but actually to welcome the pain of problems. (157 words)21. Going on a TourHave you ever been a tourist? If so, did you enjoy every part of your tour? Your tour was almost certainly easier and more comfortable than the journeys of a hundred years ago. Today you can fly in comfortable planes and stay in good hotels. The countries that you visit all try to make your tour as enjoyable as possible.Not very long ago, a tourist had to be either rich or ready to bear very rough conditions. Today it is not necessary to be rich in order to be a tourist. More and more people leave their own countries for holidays in foreign lands. The tourist industry has become very important.At present most of these tourists go to countries in Europe. Italy usually attracts most tourists. Mountain lovers go to Switzerland in winter and sun-lovers from northern lands crowd the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in summer. (153 words)22. My First Day AbroadWhen the plane finally touched down on the runway, I was terribly scared. I didn't know how they were going to receive me. At the airport I passed through immigration and customs, and entered a big hall. Sitting next to me were a young man and a woman and three children running about. A singing group sang a welcome song for a group of students from America. I was green with jealousy and was very disappointed since nobody was there waiting for me! I found a telephone, called Friendship Ambassadors, and told them I had arrived. Later that night the founder of the organization told me that they hadn'treceived my telegram, so they couldn't meet me on my arrival. I felt better when some warm-hearted people treated me very kindly that night. I will never forget my first experience going abroad. (147 words)23. Senior CitizensPeople over the age of sixty-five in the United States are called senior citizens. The number of these people is increasing rapidly because people are living longer than before. Their life is different from that of younger Americans. Most of them are retired or no longer work full time.For many senior citizens, the years after sixty-five are not enjoyable. They feel that their lives lose meaning after retirement. In addition, they may feel lonely being away from their families and the contacts they had in their work. Moreover, they become more worried about their health as they grow older, and about their safety if they live in big cities. Other senior citizens enjoy their lives. They feel free to do what they were not able to when they were working and raising families. They now have time to enjoy hobbies and sports and travel. (148 words)24. Thanksgiving DayThe American Thanksgiving Day goes back to 1621. In that year a special feast was prepared in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The colonists who had settled there had left England to find religious freedom. They experienced many difficulties in coming across the Atlantic. After arriving in the new land, they were assisted by the Indians. They had much to be thankful for. Their religious practices were no longer forbidden. They learned to adjust their farming habits to the climate and soil. When they selected the fourth Thursday of November for their Thanksgiving celebration, they invited the Indians to join them in dinner and a prayer of gratitude for the new life. They recalled the group of 102 men, women and children who left England. They remembered their dead who did not live to see the shores of Massachusetts. They reflected on the 35-day journey which tested their strength. (146 words)25. Chinese FoodThe first time I ever ate Chinese food I loved it. From then on, it tasted better and better. The first thing I noticed was the fresh taste of the meat and vegetables. When I learned more about the food, I began to understand why it is so.In ancient times, China lost much of its wood due to overpopulation and poor management of its forests. Wood became very expensive and hard to get, so the Chinese had to either find something else to use, or learn how to use wood better. In order to use as little wood as they could, they started cutting their meat and vegetables into small pieces before they put them into the hot oil. In that way the food cooked faster and they savedwood. The food kept its fresh flavor, and it’s this flavor that attracts people to the art of Chinese cooking. (152 words)26. SugarSugar has been known to man for at least 3,000 years, but has come into common use only in modern times. Until quite recently, it was considered a medicine and a luxury for the very rich.But what exactly is sugar? Of course, most of us recognize it immediately as the sweet material we put in coffee or cakes. This common form of sugar is derived from such plants as the sugar cane. But in fact there are many kinds of sugar, and the chemist recognizes hundreds of different varieties.About 90% of the sugar produced is used as food. Only 10% is used in industry for purposes other than food production. Yet sugar has great possibilities for use as the basis of chemicals. It can even be used for making plastics. In the future, these potential uses of sugar will certainly be developed more fully than in the past. (149 words)27. Working WivesShould married women work outside the home? The question seems almost odd today although it was a serious one in the past. More and more married women are working and for most of them the reason is obvious. They must work if their families are to survive in an age of soaring inflation and unemployment. But what about those who don't really have to work? Do the rewards justify their efforts? The answer is pretty clearly yes.In families in which the wife has a choice, the extra paycheck may ease the financial burden on her husband. For young couples, it may mean the possibility of buying a house of their own. Unless the wife works, buying a house is simply out of the question. Another important reason is that a job provides a wife with additional security, psychological as well as financial, in the event of the illness or death of her husband. (157 words)28. Benefits of Urban LifeIn spite of the city's image as an unhealthy place, city living often provides benefits that country living lacks. That's why people living in urban areas often live longer than those in the country.One factor which seems to contribute to their long life is exercise. In the cities it is often faster and less frustrating to walk short distances than to wait for a bus. Even taking public transportation often requires some walking. Smaller apartment houses have no elevators and so tenants must climb stairs. City dwellers usually have to walk to local supermarkets. Since parking space is hard to find, there is often no alternative to walking.On the other hand, those who live in the country do not have to walk every day. In fact, the opposite is often true. To go to work, school or almost anywhere else, they must ride incars. (152 words)29. Disadvantages of Living in Big CitiesAlthough big modern cities provide people with many facilities, they certainly have their disadvantages.The first serious problem is the traffic. During the rush hours, wherever you look it’s people, people, people. All the streets are jammed with packed buses and endless lines of cars. As a result, traffic accidents often occur. Next comes the problem of pollution. Factories and vehicles are constantly giving off harmful smoke, so that urban people seem to have forgotten what fresh air is like. Every year, millions of people die of cancer or other diseases caused by air-pollution.Apart from these, there are many more. For example, there is the housing problem. And another is the high crime rate. Finally, urban dwellers are so far away from nature that most of them just lose track of seasons !(140 words)30. The Great American GameBaseball is called the great American game. Hardly a boy in the U. S. has grown up without playing it. The game is so much a part of American life that its terms have become the common everyday speech of the people. Scores of baseball terms are used by people who may never have seen a game in their life.During World War II, Germans dressed in American uniforms turned up behind the American lines. Many of them spoke English so well that they passed themselves off as American soldiers. However, the U. S. Army found a way to tell which were false and which were real. They halted strange soldiers at check-points and asked them questions about baseball and some of the star players. Genuine Americans could answer the questions easily. But the Germans, who couldn't, were promptly made prisoners of war. (146 words)31. The U.S. Coast GuardThe U. S. Coast Guard does what its name says. It has responsibility for many different duties. The Coast Guard can be found at many large lakes in America and in coastal waters. It enforces laws controlling navigation, immigration, and fishing. It enforces other laws that affect the thousands of privately-owned boats in the United States. Coast Guard planes, boats, and helicopters search for missing boats and rescue people in dangerous situations. It also does scientific research on the ocean and clears ice from rivers or lakes, so boats can travel safely.One of the Coast Guard's most important duties now is to stop drug trafficking into the United States. Armed Coast Guard boats use radio and radar to find boats that may carry drugs. They stop the boats suspected of carrying drugs and search them. They seizethe drugs and arrest the people if they find any illegal drugs aboard. (158 words)32. Encounter with StrangersTalking with a stranger will often enrich our knowledge. For instance, a gardener I met in a park told me more about how plants grow than I had ever learned before. Once a taxi driver invited me to tea at his home and helped me learn about a way of life different from my own.Through talking with strangers, we can learn something about ourselves, for an encounter with a stranger, at its best, is a meeting of hearts and minds. To a stranger, we may say things that we have always wanted to say, but never dared mention to our family members or friends, and thus see ourselves through new eyes.Meeting a stranger by chance can result in a life-long friendship. Thirty years ago I met a stranger at a station while waiting for a train, and we’ve been friends ever since. Come to think of it, weren't nearly all our friends once strangers? (160 words)33. LawsBefore laws were written, there was no sure way of knowing what was permitted and what was forbidden. One judge might apply one set of rules to a case while another judge might apply completely different rules to a similar case. It all depended on the personal judgment of one person.Today we follow the custom of recording our laws. Rules passed by our lawmakers are printed and available for everyone to see. Unless laws are publicly available, we do not regard them as binding.Each of us is subject to many different sets of laws. Some laws say what is permitted, such as how fast you may drive. Other laws say what is required, such as paying a federal income tax. Still other laws say what is prohibited, such as smoking in elevators. In the United States, federal laws apply to everyone and state laws apply to activities within each state. (154 words)34. What Can We Do about the Water Pollution Problem?Water pollution has become a serious problem. Industrial wastes have already made many rivers lifeless. Oil spills in the seas are killing enormous numbers of fish and birds. What is more, polluted water is an increasing danger to public health. It causes people to become ill with all kinds of diseases.What can we do about it in order to survive on earth? First, we can make great efforts to clean up polluted water and limit further pollution. Second, we can insist that water pollution control laws be passed and strictly enforced. Third, we can personally help to prevent water pollution by not throwing anything into streams or lakes. Finally, we can also protect ourselves against polluted water. If we go on a camping trip, for instance, we。
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三年级上册单词Unit11.尺子2.铅笔3.橡皮4.蜡笔5.包6.钢笔7.铅笔盒8.书Unit 21.红色；红色的2.绿色；绿色的3.黄色；黄色的4.蓝色；蓝色的5.黑色；黑色的6.棕色；棕色的7.白色；白色的8.橙色；橙色的Unit 31.脸2.耳朵3.眼睛4.鼻子5.嘴6.胳膊7.手8.头9.身体10.腿11.脚Unit 41.鸭子2.猪3.猫4.熊5.狗6.大象7.猴子8.鸟9.老虎10.大熊猫11.动物园Unit 51.面包2.果汁3.蛋4.牛奶5.水6.蛋糕7.鱼8.米饭Unit 61.一2.二3.三4.四5.五6.六7.七8.八9.九10.十句子Unit11.你好，我是吴一凡。
2.你好，我是萨拉。
3.我有一把尺子/一块橡皮。
4.你叫什么。
5.我叫约翰。
6.再见7.再见，怀特小姐。
Unit21.琼斯先生，这是格林小姐。
2.早上好，格林小姐。
3.我看见红色。
4.下午好,吴一凡。
5.见到你很高兴。
6. 见到你也很高兴。
7. 把它涂成棕色吧！Unit31.你好吗?2.我很好，谢谢你。
3.让我们一起上学吧！4.看我5.很好,谢谢。
6.(让)我们一起做个木偶吧！7.太棒了Unit41.这是什么?2.(它)是只鸭子3.那是什么?4. 酷！我喜欢它。
Unit51. 请给我些果汁.2. 给你。
3. 吃点面包吧。
4.我饿了！5.请给我些水好吗?6. 不用谢。
Unit61.请给我这个。
2.好的3.(你要)几个盘子?4.生日快乐！5.你几岁（了）?6.我六岁（了）。
三年级下册Unit11.英国2. 加拿大3.美国4.中国5.她6.学生7.学生；(尤指)小学生8. 他9. 教师Unit21.父亲；爸爸2.爸爸；爹爹3. 男人4.女人5.母亲；妈妈6.姐妹7. 兄弟8.（外）祖母9. 口语（外）祖母10.（外）祖父11. 口语（外）祖父Unit31. 瘦的2.胖的；肥的3. 高的4.矮的；短的5.长的6. 小的7. 大的Unit41. 在……上2.在……里3. 在……下面4. 椅子5. 桌子6.帽子7. 球8.小汽车9.小船 10.地图Unit51. 梨2. 苹果3. 橙子4.香蕉5.西瓜6. 草莓7. 葡萄Unit61.十一2. 十二3. 十三4. 十四5. 十五6. 十六7.十七8.十八9.十九10. 二十句子Unit11.欢迎！2.你是哪里人?3.我是英国人。
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汉字听写大赛词汇1.嚣张(xiāo zhāng) 嚣张（放肆；跋扈）盛气凌人，气焰很盛的样子。
2.滥觞(lànshāng) 江河发源的地方，水少只能浮起酒杯，泛指事物的起源。
3.撵走(niǎnzǒu) 赶走。
撵，驱逐。
4.汴梁(biànliáng) 位于中国河南省中部偏东（古代称东京），是一座历史文化悠久的古城。
是北宋时的国都，简称汴，是中国七大古都之一，现在称为开封市。
5.辍笔(chuòbǐ) 指写作或作画中途停止；中途搁笔。
语出《晋书·文苑传·左思》：“及思赋出，机绝叹服，以为不能加也，遂辍笔焉。
”6.辩驳(biànbó) 提出理由或根据来反驳对方的意见，指辩难驳诘、争辩反驳。
7.慎独(shèn dú)只自己一个人的场合也严以律己。
8.羁绊(jībàn) 束缚牵制。
9.楹联(又称对联、对偶、门对、春贴、春联、对子、桃符、楹联(因古时多悬挂于楼堂宅殿的楹柱而得名)等，是一种对偶文学，起源于桃符。
是写在纸、布上或刻在竹子、木头、柱子上的对偶语句。
10.粗粝(cūlì：泛指粗劣的食物或.形容食物的粗劣。
粝，糙米。
11.揖让(yīràng：揖，旧时拱手行礼。
揖让指古代宾主相见的礼节。
12.巽辞(xùncí) 委婉的言词。
清·顾炎武《日知录·赵盾弑其君》：“子为正卿，亡不越境，反不讨贼，此董狐之巽辞也。
”也指柔媚的言辞。
13.恣肆(zìsì) 肆意作为，无所顾忌。
也指.言谈、文笔等豪放潇洒。
14.采邑(càiyì) 古代国君封赐给卿大夫作为世禄的田邑。
也叫“采地”“封地”“食邑”。
15.伽蓝(qiélán) 寺院护法神。
佛教中有十八伽蓝之说。
十八伽蓝是很多供奉在寺庙中的，保佑进香的香客进出平安。
听写16-30篇文本
听写16-30篇文本16. The Statue of LibertyThe Statue of Liberty represents a woman holding a torch of fire. It stands on an island at the entrance to the New York City harbor. It is almost 93 meters tall, one of the tallest statues ever built. Its complete name is "Liberty Enlightening the World".The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the people of the United States from the people of France. It was an expression of friendship and the goal of liberty shared by the people of both countries.The statue was designed and built in France. France officially presented the statue to the United States Minister to France in Paris on July 4th, 1884. The statue was then taken apart and sent to the United States. New York City celebrated with a huge parade. Since then, the Statue of Liberty has been a symbol of freedom for people all over the world.17. Universities' Grading SystemsMost American colleges and universities use the grading system of A, B, C, D and F. An A is worth four points, a B three points, a C two points and a D one point. Getting a grade like a B-plus or a C-minus adds or subtracts a few tenths of a point. An F is a failing grade worth zero toward a student's grade point average.A small number of colleges reject the traditional grading system. They are organized into programs taught by teams of professors. Each program brings together different subjects and extends in length over 2 or 3 quarters. Students are required to do a major research project at the end of each program.The professors write detailed evaluations of the students.These are combined with evaluations written by the students themselves.Most teachers would probably agree that traditional grades are sometimes unfair. But professors at big schools say there is not enough time to write evaluations for each student in large classes.18. Strange FestivalsEvery country has its strange festivals. Cheese Rolling is a much-loved event traditionally held in Britain. Participants chase an eight-pound cheese down a long slope, hoping to catch it and become the champion. In Spain, baby jumping is a famous ritual, in which local men jump over all the babies born that year. It is believed to rid the babies of sin and serves as a kind of baptism. There is a naked festival held at various times in Japan. Wearing just a small piece of cloth, the freezing participants run around a city, competing for lucky charms. From chasing cheeses to running naked, it is hard to explain where most of these ideas came from and what they mean to us now. However, they are part of our cultures. Despite our different traditions, languages and histories, we do seem to have one thing in common: our love of celebrations.19. Teaching AssistantsForeign students at American colleges and universities may earn money after they successfully complete an entry-level study program. Those wishing to continue their education could work as a teaching assistant, or T.A.A teaching assistant usually works about twenty hours each week. Teaching assistants are paid to help professors teach students in entry-level studyprograms.Generally, the professor gives a talk, or lecture, to a large group of students one or two times a week. The teaching assistant meets with smaller groups of students during the week. The T.A. gives tests and reads any homework or reports the students may be required to write.Teaching assistants also meet with students who seek help. They attend teaching meetings. And some working with science professors help to organize laboratory equipment.Most American colleges and universities must honor legal requirements when employing foreign students as teaching assistants. One of these is that the T.A. must speak English well.20. American Education SystemThe education system in the United States is controlled by state and local governments. But education laws are similar in each state. For example, in all 50 states and 6 territories, all children must attend school from the age of 6 or 7 to the age of 16. Public schools are free of charge for grades 1 through 12. Private schools also operate in all states and territories. Some private schools are operated by churches and religious groups. Other private schools are not linked to any religious organization. Private schools must be approved by the state in which they operate. Most private schools do not receive government money. The parents of private school students pay the school. The school year usually begins in September and continues until June. Most states require a school year of 180 days. Some schools have changed this schedule and require students to attend school throughout the year.21. ThanksgivingThe American Thanksgiving, by law on the fourth Thursday of November, has a long tradition in the United States. The firstAmerican Thanksgiving occurred in 1621, with early North American settlers celebrating their first harvest after a harsh winter in the new world. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln made it an official holiday. Today, Thanksgiving serves as a day for family gatherings with luxurious turkey feasts, accompanied by a wide array of side dishes and pies. So this holiday is one of the busiest times for travel in America. Millions of people travel by car, train, or air, to feast with family. Besides, other traditional Thanksgiving events are prominent in the United States as well, including religious services and key youth and professional football games. What's more, the US president pardons a single turkey every year on this holiday. It is a tradition begun by former president Harry Truman in 1947.22. Music in British SchoolsMusic plays a big part in British schools. Pupils can learn an instrument at school. Traditionally, school children learn classical instruments. Younger children often learn the recorder. As they get older, they start to play the violin or piano. In fact, nearly one out of five music students is learning the violin. The piano, or keyboard, is more popular with older children at secondary school. However, more pupils than ever before are now learning the guitar, as they think playing the guitar is cool. British schools do not just offer lessons for instruments,but they have music classes for all pupils. In the past, the focus of classes was very much Western classical music. But the classes now cover a far wider range of styles, including folk music and world music. Many schools have orchestras and put on concerts each term. It is also common for pupils themselves to form their own bands.23. University DaysBritish universities start in September or October. Courses normally last 3 years, but some, such as languages, engineering or medicine, can take much longer to complete. Students usually go to university in a different town, so they need to get used to living alone, paying bills and washing their own clothes! For many, this is a difficult time, but everyone soon becomes used to it!Universities in Britain used to be free, but many students now have to pay for part of their course. Similarly, students used to receive a grant from the government. Nowadays, they have to apply for student loans or take part-time jobs. Either way, it can be difficult and many students have money problems.University life is not just about studying, however. Many students take part in drama productions or play music. Others, of course, take part in a wide range of sports, such as football, rugby and cricket.24. Test of English as a Foreign LanguageIt is the most widely respected English-language test in the world, recognized by more than 8,000 colleges and universities in more than 130 countries. It is called TOEFL, which stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language. TOEFL is an important test for foreign students who want to study inAmerica. More than 4,000 American universities and other schools require students seeking admission to take the test. Each year, nearly a million individuals of all ages take the TOEFL test to demonstrate their English-language proficiency. It measures your ability to use and understand English at the university level. And it evaluates how well you combine your four skills, listening, reading, speaking and writing skills to perform academic tasks. There are two formats for the TOEFL test. The format you take depends on the location of your test center. Nowadays, most testtakers take the Internet-based Test. Test centers that do not have Internet access offer the Paper-based Test. 25. In-service Education and Vocational DevelopmentMany people feel that finding a job successfully is the end of their schooling. This idea is rarely true, however, as each field of work requires a thorough knowledge of it. This may go beyond what could be learned in high school or university. Universities, with their complete curriculum, are intended to first teach us about everything. Later studies fill in the gap of knowledge by offering more specialized courses. Universities, however, are meant to teach the theories of any particular field, not the practical knowledge needed to do our jobs. Vocational schools has risen to fill this gap of practical knowledge. Vocational schools can aid us in this by teaching us to be especially good at one thing. If a person has enough health and energy, as well as determination, he may go to night school to take a self-teaching program.26. DictionaryA dictionary is a reference book that focuses on defining words and phrases,including multiple meanings. The most frequently used dictionary is a language dictionary that includes the majority of frequently used words in a language. Language dictionaries are made for different types of users: scholars, office workers, schools, and second language learners. There are many competing dictionaries put out by different companies. Not only do they have different forms - paperback, hardback, and online editions - but they differ in other ways. Each company, for example, uses its own version of phonetic respelling based on the research done by its experts. Other differences between dictionaries showup in other features. Many dictionaries include their experts' guidance on grammar, usage, and the history of the language. Definitions differ slightly, and sample sentences may be the work of the editorial staff or taken from real-world usage, perhaps the first known written use.27. The Graduation CeremonyIn American high schools and colleges, the last day of the school year is graduation day. The students who finish their last year in the school will graduate. The graduation ceremony is often in the school gymnasium. The people who come to watch the graduation are teachers, parents and friends of the graduates. Those students who will graduate will wear long robes and caps with square tops. The graduate who has the best record in school will make a speech. The school principal and other officials will also make speeches. Then each graduate will receive a diploma or a degree, which has his name and the name of the school. After the ceremony, students often chat with their teachers, friends and relatives who come to congratulate them. They take pictures of eachother and will show each other these pictures a few nights later at the graduation party. Graduation is a memorable event.28. The International Student Exchange ProgramThe International Student Exchange Program, or ISEP, was started in 1979. ISEP is a group of colleges and universities around the world. They cooperate to provide international educational experiences for their students.Students can study for up to one year in the United States or any of the other countries involved. They do not have to go through the usual application process to get into a school. And they pay only what they would have to pay for a term at theirown school at home.To take part in the ISEP program, students must attend a member college or university. Each school has an ISEP coordinator, who helps students apply to the ISEP office in Washington, D.C. To be accepted, students must have good grades. They are asked to list up to ten choices of American schools they would like to attend. Officials at the ISEP office then place students in the openings offered in colleges and universities.29. On-campus HousingHousing policies differ from school to school in American universities. Some schools have limited housing or none at all.Dormitory buildings might house a small number of students or many hundreds. Some dorms have suites. A suite has several bedrooms, a common area and a bathroom. Other dorms have rooms along a common hallway. Two, three or four students might share a room.Males and females often live on different floors of the same building. Or they might live on the same floor, or in some cases even share a suite if permitted. But single-sex housing is usually also available.Different groups and organizations such as fraternities might have their own houses where their members live. And there is often housing for married students.Some dorms are nice, others are not so nice. But many students say they like the chance to make friends and be near their classes.30. Working While Studying in the USInternational students are permitted to work for the college or university they attend or for a business at the school. But thebusiness must directly provide a service to students. You could work at the bookstore, for example, but not for a construction company that is building something on campus. Also, a foreign student cannot displace an American citizen in a job.Foreign students normally cannot take a job that has no connection to their school. But the government may give permission if students are suddenly faced with a situation that is out of their control. Examples include large medical bills, the loss of financial aid or an unexpected change in the financial condition of their source of support.Students must also meet other conditions. They must have attended their American school for at least one year. Government approval is given on a case-by-case basis. Students must re-apply after a year if they want to continue an off-campus job.。
英语专四听写50篇
英语专四听写英语专四听写01ReadingNowadays few of us read books after we leave school.This is rather disturbing, for one should know that books are no less necessary to one’s mental life than fresh air is to one’s physical life. From good reading we can derive companionship, experience and instruction. A good book is our faithful friend. It can increase our contentment when we are cheerful and happy, and lessen our pain when we are sad or lonely. Books can also offer us a wide range of experience. Few of us can travel far from home or live long over 100,’s more, but all of us can live many lives through the pages of books. Whatreading books can increase our intellectual ability, broaden our minds and make us wise.With the coming of TV,, books are no longer read as widely as they once were. However, nothing can replace the role that books play in our lives.Useful words and expressions:1. leave school 离校，中学毕业2. disturbing 烦扰的3. mental 精神的4. derive 得到5. companionship 伴侣6. intellectual 智力的02 Natural ResourcesThrough the changes in the ways of making a living in a family over several generations, the cartoon aims at sounding a warning against man’s wasteful use of natural resources and emphasizing the urgent need to preserve these resources.Ever since man appeared on the earth, man’s survival has been heavily dependent on nature. Almost everything we use in our everyday life comes from nature, ranging from the food we eat, the water we drink, to the wood which is turned into furniture. With the development of technology and population growth, the amount and range of materials used has increased at an alarming rate.However, natural resources are not inexhaustible. Some reserves are already on the brink of exhaustion and there is no hope of replacing them. The widespread water shortage is an example in point. If man continued to squander natural resources with no thought for the future, the whole world would be in a mess.Useful Words and Expressions:谋生1. make a living 谋生2. aim at 瞄准3. aim high 胸怀大志4. alarming使人惊动的5. inexhaustible 无穷无尽的6. squander 浪费乱七八糟7. be in a mess 乱七八糟03 Population GrowthIt is well-known that there has been a drastic increase in world population. But it is probably les well-known that the extinction rate of wildlife species is experiencing a parallel trend.T ake the United States for instance. In 1990, U.S. population reached an unprecedented level of 250 million, which is approximately 250 times of that of 1800. On the other hand, wildlife species are disappearing from the country at an alarming rate. By 1990, about 70 wildlife species would never be seen in U.S. We are fully justified in declaring that the explosive population growth has had an adverse effect on the survival of wildlife species and will be a constant threat to the wildlife resources if no immediate actions are taken.Nothing has ever equaled the magnitude and speed with which the human species is altering the physical and chemical world. It has been demolishing the environment we are living in.Useful words and expressions:1. drastic 激烈的2. parallel 平行的3. trend 倾向4. unprecedented 空前的5. magnitude 大小，数量6. alter 改变7. demolish 毁坏04House and Home“House”and “home”are two words that have similar meanings.“House”and “home”both refer to places where people live. However, thereis a difference between them. “Home”is often referred to as the place that we live in with our families. Sadly, in our society, people can hardly distinguish a home from a house because they often see no difference between them. This confusion can be traced back to the indifference between family members. Therefore, we can say that love is an important factor in a home. A home is a shelter, not only for our bodies but also for our minds. Whenever we are depressed, we can go home for comfort. Everyone in the family will do his best to take care of each other and share their happiness as well as sorrow. Without love, a home is merely a house where loneliness is all that can be found. And a house can never be a home unless there is love.Useful words and expressions:1. refer to 提到2. distinguish区别，辨别3. confusion 混乱，混淆4. trace back 追溯到5. indifference 不关心6. depressed 沮丧的05 AutomobilesIt is impossible to say that any one man invented the automobile. Many individuals living and working in different countries and at different times contributed to its development. Many of the discoveries that went into thecreation of the automobile were small in themselves. But together they were important. Here are two examples.“Carriage is running at a speed of 8 to 9 miles an hour.”It was almost unheardof in those days. According to automobile historians, this was the first practical use of mechanical power to move a vehicle. After its first run, the machine reportedly burned up while the inventor and his friends were celebrating its success at a pub.Henry Ford is considered the father of modern automobiles mass production. His famous Model-T car,, because of its low price, made it possible to produce cars on a large scale and his efforts made it accessible to ordinary people. Useful words and expressions:1. reportedly 据传说，据传闻2. mass production大规模生产大规模地3. on a large scale 大规模地4. accessible 易接近的，可到达的accessible to 与……接近06 The Influence of LifeIn the early times when human beings hunted and gathered food, they were not in control of their environment. They could only interact with their surroundings as the other lower animals did.When they learned to make fire, however, they became capable of altering their environment. To provide themselves with fuel, they cut down trees. They also burned clearings in forests to increase the growth of grass and to provide a greater grazing area for the wild animals that human beings fed upon. Thisdevelopment led to farming and the domestication of animals. Fire provided the means for cooking plants which had previously been inedible. Only when the process of meeting the basic need for food reached a certain level was it possible for humans to follow other pursuits such as setting up families, forming societies and founding cities.Useful words and Expressions:1. interact with 与……组合2. clearing 空旷地3. grazing 放牧，牧草4. domestication 驯养，驯服5. previously 先前，以前6. inedible 不能吃的，不适于食用的7. pursuit 追击8. set up 设立07 Gardening in AmericaBelieve or not, 43,000,000 Americans are gardening. That is about one in six. Gardeners, of course, come in many varieties. Not surprisingly, most of them are people who live in the suburbs, and enjoy planting flowers, or maybe a small vegetables garden.The average age of gardeners in America is about 45 years old; they usually fall somewhere in the middle class. But the fastest growing groups are city dwellers. Urban residents are finding ways of gardening even in their crowded areas. Many go to large public gardens, as a place designed by the city for garden, and you can actually ranch your own plot.Still other people use their balconies or roof tops, wherever they can find the space to plant small patches of green.Useful Words and Expressions:1. suburb 郊区2. dweller 居民3. ranch 经营牧场4. balcony 阳台5. patch小块地08 Our ConcernThe history of life on earth has been a history of interaction between living things and their surroundings. T o a large extent, the physical form and the habits of the earth’s vegetation and its animal life have been molded by the environment. Only in the present century has one species of man acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world.The rapidity of change follows the pace of man rather than the pace of nature. Radiation is now the unnatural creation of man’s tampering with the atom. The chemicals are the creations of man’s inventive mind, having no counterparts in nature.We have put poisonous and biologically potent chemicals into the hands of persons largely ignorant of their potentials for harm. We have subjected enormous numbers of people to contact with these enormous numbers of people to contact with these poisons, without their consent and often without their knowledge. We have allowed these chemicals to be used with little or noadvance investigation of their effect. Future generations are unlikely to forgive our lack of concern.Useful Words and Expressions:1. interaction 交互作用，交感2. vegetation 植被3. mold 塑造，浇铸4. species 种类5. unnatural 不自然的6. temper with 损害，影响7. counterpart 配对物8. poisonous 有毒的9. potent 有力的，有效的10. consent 同意，赞成09 SleepWhy is it so difficult to fall asleep when you are overtired? There is no one“tired”physically answer that applies to every individual. It is possible to feeland still be unable to fall asleep, because while your body may be exhausted,“turn off”.you do not feel sleepy. It is not so easy to simplyLack of sleep complicates matters even more. Experts say adults need at least seven to eight hours of sleep a night to function properly. When you get less“sleep sleep than that on consecutive three nights, you begin to accrue four debt”. As sleep debt increases your body experiences a stress response. Now a vicious cycle has been created: You experience the feeling of being more and more tired, but your body is increasingly stimulated. “Power sleeping”formore hours on weekends is only a temporary solution. There is no substitute for getting a good night’s sleep on a regular basis.Useful Words and Expressions:1. overtire 使过度疲劳2. apply to 将……应用于3. consecutive 连续的，连贯的4. accrue 自然增加，产生5. vicious恶的vicious cycle 恶性循环6. stimulate 刺激，激励7. substitute for 代替……，替换……10 Apology HelpsIt is never easy to admit you are in the wrong. Being human, we all need to know the art of apologizing. Look back with honesty and think how often you have judged roughly, you said unkind things, and pushed yourself ahead at the expense of a friend. Then count the occasions when you indicated clearly and truly that you were so sorry. A bit frightening, isn’t it? It is frightening, isn’tit? It is frightening because some deep wisdom in us knows that when even a small wrong has been committed, some mysterious moral feeling is disturbed; and it stays out of balance until fault is acknowledged and regret expressed.A heartfelt apology can not only heal a damaged relationship but also make it stronger. If you can think of someone who deserves an apology from you, someone you have wronged, or judged too roughly, or just neglected, do something about it right now.1. push ahead 捉紧进行在损害……的情况下2. at the expense of 在损害……的情况下3. mysterious神秘的4. moral 道德的5. disturbed 扰乱的不参与……，置身于……之外6. stay out of 不参与……，置身于……之外7. heartfelt 衷心的，真心真意的8. roughly粗糙地，概略地11 How High Can You Jump?Fleas trainers have observed a strange habit of fleas while training them. Fleas are trained by putting them in a cardboard box with a top on it. The fleas will jump up and hit the top of the cardboard box over and over and over again. As you watch them jump and hit the lid, something very interesting becomes obvious. The fleas continue to jump, but they are no longer jumping high enough to hit the top.When you take off the lid, the fleas continue to jump, but they will not jump out of the box. They will not jump out because they cannot jump out. Why? The reason is simple. They have conditioned themselves to jump just so high. Once they have conditioned themselves to jump just so high. Once they have conditioned themselves to jump just so high, that is all they can do!Many times, people do the same thing. They restrict themselves and never reach their potential. Just like the fleas, they fail to jump higher, thinking they are doing al they can do.1. cardboard 纸板2. lid 盖子3. conditioned 有条件的，习惯于……的4. restrict 限制，约束限于狭窄的范围内be restricted within narrow limits 限于狭窄的范围内be restricted in one’s movements 行动受限制12Don’t give upIf we would ever accomplish anything in life, let us not forget that we must persevere. If we would learn our lessons in school, we must be diligent and not give up whenever we come to anything difficult. We shall find many of our lessons very hard, but let us consider that the harder they are the better they will do to us if we will preserve and learn them thoroughly.But there are some among us who are ready to give up when they come to a hard example in mathematics, and say, “I can’t do this.”They never will if they feel so. “I can’t”never does anything worthwhile, but “I’ll try”accomplishes wonders.Let us remember that we shall meet with difficulties all through life. They are in the pathway of everyone. If we will only try and keep trying, we shall be sure to conquer and overcome very difficulty we meet.13“How to”BooksBooks which give instructions on how to do things are popular in the United States today. Thousands of these “how to”books are available. In fact, there“how to’.are about for thousand books with titles that begin with the wordsMany “how to”books give advice on careers. They tell you how to choose a career and how to succeed in it. Many of these books help people to use their free time better.. Some people want book which will give them useful information about sports, hobbies and travel. Other people use their free time to make repairs and improvements on their homes. They prefer books which give step-by-step instructions on how to repair things like plumbing and electrical wiring or on how to redecorate or enlarge a house.Why have “how to”books become so popular? Probably because life has become more complex. T oday people have far more free to use, more choices to make, and more problems to solve, “how to”books help people to deal with modern life.1. step-by-step 按部就班的Useful words and Expressions:1.2. redecorate 重新装饰，再装饰3. complex 复杂的，综合的14Professioanl Sports in the U.S.Professional sports are not only very popular in the United States, but also a big business. The most popular sports are baseball, football and basketball. Each sport has its own season and individual teams have millions of supporters. Professional teams are named for the cities where they are located. For example, the Lakers are in Los Angeles. The strongest supporters of the Lakers are residents of Los Angeles and Southern California. When the Lakers play, many people in Los Angeles enthusiastically follow the game. When we mention “NBA”, almost every one knows it ahs some relationship with U.S. professional basketball. However, what does it really stand for? N.B.A is gainingnew fans and supporters around the world. Basketball has been called the “national pastime”. However, football is the most popular professional sport in the U.S.. American football is different from international football, which Americans call “soccer”. Both games require strength and specialized skills. Useful Words and Expressions:被指定为1. be named for 被指定为是……的简称2. be short for 是……的简称3. stand for代表15 ArtistsEvery artist knows in his heart that he is saying something to the public. Not only does he want to say it well, but he wants it to be something which has not been said before.What visual artists, like painters, want to say is easy to make out but difficult to explain, because painters translate their experiences into shapes and colors, not words. They seem to feel that a certain selection of shapes and colors, out of the countless billions of possible, is exceptionally interesting for them and worth showing to us.Most artists take their shapes and colors from the world of nature and from human bodies in motion and response; their choices indicate that these aspects of the world are worth looking at, that they contain beautiful sights. Contemporary artists might say that they merely choose subjects that provide an interesting pattern, that there is nothing more in it. Yet even they do not choose entirely without reference to the character of their subjects.Useful words and Expressions:1. visual artist 视觉艺术家2. selection 挑选，选择3. exceptional 例外的，异常的4. motion 运动，动作5. indicate显示，象征6. contemporary 当代的，同时代的7. without reference to 不论，与……无关16 SoccerSoccer has had a slow start in America. In fact, the majority of schools still have no official soccer teams or coaches. But the blossoming popularity of the game cannot be denied. Thanks to the efforts of some world-famous soccer stars, soccer is soon to have its place in American culture.Although soccer has enjoyed decades of popularity elsewhere, it was literally ignored in America. Instead, a variation of the game called “football”was most popular in the U.S. and still is to this day. But the obvious advantages of playing soccer instead will soon win even the most avid football enthusiasts. For one thing, soccer is a much safer game to play than football. No one deliberately tries to knock an opponent down in soccer. In fact, they players are discouraged from even touching each other.Soccer is a game that requires skill and dexterity in controlling the ball. Since no one may use hands to do this, soccer players soon acquire incredible control of their heads, knees, and feet.Useful Words and Expresisons:1. slow start 缓慢起动2. blossom 兴旺，发展3. ignore 忽视4. avid 渴望的5. discourage from 劝阻6. dexterity 灵巧，机敏17 Will Computers Replace Human Beings?We are in the computer age today. The computers are working all kinds ofwonders now. They are very useful in automatic control and data processing. Atthe same time, computers are finding their way into the home. They seem to beso clever and can solve such complicated problems that some people think sooner or later they will replace us.But I do not think that there is such a possibility. My reason is very simple:computers are machines, not humans. And our tasks are far too various andcomplicated for any one single kind of machine to perform.Probably the greatest difference between man and computer is that the former can do things of his own while the latter can do nothing without beingprogrammed. In my opinion, computers will remain nothing but an extension ofour human brains, no matter how clever and complicated they may become.18 Where Do the British LiveNearly everyone in Britain would like to own their own home and, whether theydo or not, they are prepared to put time and money into decorating andfurnishing it or even making structural alterations to it. Because of the climateand because of the expense involved in going out for the evening, the British spend a lot of time at home and a large part of their social life takes place there. Young people tend to stay with their families longer these days as accommodation is expensive but, when they move away to a job or college, there are various options open to them. They can get lodgings with a landlady. This means that they rent a room in someone’s house and have breakfast with the family. They can also get a bed-sitting room, that is to say one self-contained room in which they can cook, live and sleep. Alternatively, they can share a rented flat or house with a group of young people, perhaps the most popular option of all.Useful Words and Expressions:1. lodging 寄宿处2. bedsit 卧室兼起居室3. bed-sitting 卧室兼起居室的4. self-contained 设备齐全的19 Making a ComplaintComplaining about faulty goods or bad services is never easy. But if something you have brought is faulty or does not do what was claimed for it, you are not asking for a favor to get it put right.Complaints should be made to a responsible person. Go back to the shop where you bought the goods, taking with you any receipt you may have. In a small store the assistant may also be the owner so you can complain direct. In a chain store, ask the manager. If you telephone, ask the name of the person who handles your enquiry, otherwise you may never find out who dealt with the. Stick to the complaint later. If you do not want to do it in person, write a letterfacts and keep a copy of what you write. At this stage you should give any receipt numbers, but you should not need to give receipts or other papers to prove you bought the article.20Water PollutionWater is very important to us. Factories and plants need water for industrial uses and large pieces of farmland need it for irrigation. Without water to drink, people die in a short time.Today most water sources are so dirty that people must purify water before drinking. Water becomes dirty in many ways: industrial pollution is one of them. With the development of industry, plants and factories pour tons of industrialwasters into rivers every day. The rivers have become seriously polluted, and the water is becoming unfit for drinking or irrigation. The same thing has also happened to our seas and oceans. So, the problem of water pollution is almost worldwide.Scientists of many countries have done a lot of work to stop pollution. The polluted water in some places has become clean and drinkable again. Perhaps. That day, one day the people in all towns and cities will be drinking clean waterwe believe, is not very far off.21 CartoonistsIn a good cartoon, the artist can tell in a few lines as much as a writer can tell inhalf a dozen paragraphs. The cartoonist not only tells a story but he also tries topersuade the reader to his way of thinking. He has great influence on publicopinion. In a political campaign, he plays an important part. Controversial issues in Congress or at meetings of the United Nations may keep the cartoonist well-supplied with current materials.A clever cartoonist may cause laughter because he often uses humor in his drawings. If he is sketching a famous person, he takes a prominent feature and exaggerates it. Cartoonists, for instance, like to lengthen an already long nose and to widen an already broad grin. This exaggeration of a person’s characteristics is called caricature. The artist uses such exaggeration to put his message across.Useful Words and Expressions:1. cartoonist 漫画家2. campaign 活动3. controversial 争论的，争议的4. sketch 素描5. prominent 卓越的6. exaggerate 夸张7. lengthen 延长8. grin 露齿笑22 TimeTime is tangible. One can gain time, spend time, waste time, save time, or evenkill time. Common questions in American English reveal this concrete quality as though time were a possession. “Do you have any time?”, “Can you get sometime for this?”, “How much free time do you have?”The treatment of time asa possession influences the way that time is carefully divided.Generally, Americans are taught to do one thing at a time and may be uncomfortable when an activity is interrupted. In businesses, the careful scheduling of time and the separation of activities are common practices. Appointment calendars are printed with 15-,30-, and 60-minute time slots. The idea that “there is a time and place for everything”extends to American social life. Visitors who drop by without prior notice may interrupt their host’svisiting them is personal time. Thus, calling friends on the telephone before v isitinggenerally preferred to visitors’dropping by.Useful words and expressions:1. tangible 切实的2. kill time 消磨时间3. reveal 显示，揭示4. scheduling 行程安排5. slot 缝隙6. drop by 随便访问7. preferred 首选的23 A Free Dress Every Week Thetemptationtostealisgreaterthaneverbeforeespeciallyinlargeshopsandpeople arenotsohonestastheyoncewere.Adetectiverecentlywatchedawell-dressedwomanwhoalwayswentintoalargestor eonMondaymornings. OneMonday, therewerefewerpeopleintheshopthanusualwhenthewomancamein, soitwaseasierforthedetectivetowatchher. Thewomanfirstboughtafewsmallarticles. Afteralittletime,shechoseoneofthemostexpensivedressesintheshopandhandedittoanassistantw howrappeditupforherasquicklyaspossible. Thewomansimplytooktheparcelandwalkedoutoftheshopwithoutpaying. Whenshewasarrested, thedetectivefoundoutthattheshopassistantwasherdaughter. Believeitornot, thegirl“gave” hermotherafreedresseveryweek!24 Are some people born clever, and others born stupid? Or is intelligence developed by our environment and our experience?Strangely enough, the answer to these questions is yes. To some extent our intelligence is given us at birth, and no amount of special education can make a genius out of a child born with low intelligence. On the other hand, a child who lives in a boring environment will develop his intelligence less than one who lives’s intelligence arein rich and varied surroundings. Thus, the limits of a personfixed at birth, whether or not he reaches those limits will depend on his environment. This view, held by most experts now, can be supported in a number of ways. As is easy to show that intelligence is to some extent something we are born with. The closer the blood relationship between two people is, the closer they are likely to be in intelligence.25 Travel for WorkYou can see them in every airport in the world. They are businessmen and women who have to travel for their work.When they first applied for the job, they may have thought of good food and hotels, huge expense accounts and fashionable cities. Now they have to sit in airport lounges, tired and uncomfortable in their smart clothes, listening to theloudspeaker announce “The fight of T okyo, or Berlin, or New York is delayed for another two hours.”Some people say to me, “How lucky you are to be able to travel abroad in your work! You can go sightseeing without paying any money by yourself!”They think that my job is like a continual holiday. It is not.There are advantages, of course, and I do thin I am lucky, but only because I can go to places I would never visit if I was a tourist.26 A Place of Our OwnWe are all usually very careful when we buy something for the house. Why? Because we have to live with it for a long time. We paint a room to make it brighter, so we choose the colors carefully.We buy new curtains in order to match the newly decorated room, so they must—orbe the right color. We move the furniture round so as to make more spacewe buy new furniture—and so on. It is an endless business.Rich or poor,, we take time to furnish a room. Perhaps some people buy furniturein order to impress their friends. But most of us just want to enjoy our surroundings. We want to live as comfortably as we can afford to. We spend a large part of our lives at home. We want to make a small corner in the world which we can recognize as our own27 Great Depression in the U.S.In 1929, the bills started to come in. American industry had produced too many goods. Americans could not afford to buy all of them. So factories had to cut down on their production. Many workers lost their jobs. Investors tried to get their money back. But businesses did not have enough money to pay them.Banks tried to get their money back from investors. But the investors could not pay, either. T oo many people owed money. And few of them could pay their bills. During the next few years, business got worse and worse. By 1932, banks all over the country were closing.People without money could not buy goods. So more businesses closed. More and more people lost their jobs. By 1932, more than 12 million Americans were jobless. Millions more were earning barely enough to live on. The country was in a great depression they had never experienced before.Useful Words and Expressions:1. bill 帐单，票据foot the bill付账，负责减少2. cut down on 减少3. depression 沮丧，萧条Great Depression大萧条28 America’s Worst SurpriseDecember 7, 1941 was one of the worst days in American history. Nearly allAmericans who are old enough to remember that day can still remember what they were doing at the moment they heard “the news”. The news was that America had been attacked!.M., a radio dispatch came into Washington from Honolulu, Shortly before 2:00 P.M.,Hawaii. “Air Raid, Pearl Harbor—This is no drill.”Japanese planes had begunan attack on the largest American military base in the Pacific. They first. destroyed planes on the ground. Then they bombed the ships in the harborNo one had expected the attack. So no one was prepared for it. And it did not。
三年级听写内容
【三年级听写内容】1、鼓舞gǔwǔ强调某一具体事物，或品德、精神对人的积极影响。
1、坪坝píng bà方言中指平坦的场地。
多用于地名。
2、蝴蝶húdié昆虫中的一类。
4、摇晃yáohuàng 摇摆,晃动。
5、辫子biàn zi 辫子是将成束的头发编织而成的发型。
6、蜜蜂mìfēng 是一种会飞行的群居昆虫，属膜翅目、蜜蜂科。
7、躲避duǒbì①故意离开或隐蔽起来，使人看不见。
②离开对自己不利的事物。
8、秦岭qín lǐng 横贯中国中部的东西走向山脉。
9、磨坊mòfáng 亦作“磨房”,磨面粉等的作坊，安装有能将谷物磨成面粉的机器的厂房。
10、妨碍fángài 干扰、阻碍，使事情不能顺利进行。
11、菠萝bōluó菠萝是一种原产南美洲巴西、巴拉圭的亚马孙河流域一带的热带水果。
12、娇嫩jiāo nèn 柔嫩;嫩弱;娇柔。
13、拜望bài wàng (敬辞)探望。
14、苏醒sūxǐng 从昏迷中清醒过来，唤醒;使觉醒，苏醒过来;恢复知觉;醒悟过来;停止胡闹，恢复理性。
【四年级汉字听写内容】(共50个词语)1、笑盈盈xiào yíng yíng：形容满面笑容的样子。
2、熬汤āo tāng ：用微火炖。
3、穿梭chuān suō：像织布的梭子来回活动，形容来往频繁。
4、人迹罕至rén jìhǎn zhì：很少有人到过，形容荒凉偏僻。
5、肇事zhào shì：引起事故;闹事。
6、屏息凝视bǐng xīníng shì：忍住呼吸，全神贯注地注视着。
7、奚落xīluò：用尖刻的话诉说别人的短处，使人难堪，讥讽，嘲笑。
8、蜿蜒wān yán ：蛇类爬行的样子;(山脉、河流、道路等)弯弯曲曲地延伸的样子。
二年级上学期 听写词语表
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汉字听写大会模拟试题
汉字听写大会模拟试题一、单字听写1. 请写出“踌躇”的正确写法。
2. “旖旎”一词应如何书写？3. 请将“蹉跎”二字正确地书写出来。
4. “缱绻”一词的正确写法是什么？5. “饕餮”二字应如何正确书写？二、词语听写1. 请写出“朝气蓬勃”的完整写法。
2. “昙花一现”应如何书写？3. “栩栩如生”一词的正确写法是什么？4. “锲而不舍”应如何书写？5. “筚路蓝缕”的正确写法是什么？三、成语听写1. 请写出“画龙点睛”的完整写法。
2. “铿锵有力”应如何书写？3. “揠苗助长”的正确写法是什么？4. “锲而不舍”应如何书写？5. “筚路蓝缕”的正确写法是什么？四、句子听写1. “春风得意马蹄疾，一日看尽长安花。
” 请将这句诗完整地写下来。
2. “山重水复疑无路，柳暗花明又一村。
” 请将这句诗正确地书写出来。
3. “落霞与孤鹜齐飞，秋水共长天一色。
” 请将这句诗完整地写下来。
4. “但愿人长久，千里共婵娟。
” 请将这句诗正确地书写出来。
5. “会当凌绝顶，一览众山小。
” 请将这句诗完整地写下来。
五、段落听写请根据所听内容，将以下段落完整地写下来：“在那个遥远的古代，有一个美丽的传说。
传说中，有一片神秘的土地，那里四季如春，花开不败。
人们在那里过着无忧无虑的生活，没有战争，没有疾病。
然而，随着时间的流逝，这片土地逐渐被世人遗忘，成为了一个遥远的记忆。
”六、综合应用1. 请根据所给的语境，写出“风声鹤唳”的正确写法，并造一个句子。
2. 请写出“潜移默化”的正确写法，并用它来描述一个现象。
3. 请写出“昙花一现”的正确写法，并解释其比喻意义。
注意事项：- 请确保每个字的笔顺正确。
- 注意区分形近字，避免写错字。
- 在听写时，注意语速和语调，确保正确理解所听内容。
通过以上模拟试题的练习，希望能够帮助参赛者更好地掌握汉字的书写规则，提高汉字书写的准确性和速度。
同时，也希望参赛者能够通过练习，更加深入地了解汉字文化，提升自己的文化素养。
Coach Shane Daily English Dictation每日英语听写 1-100
My bad.Tell me you have good insurance.Yep, I’ve got “Allstate”.Really?Day 92. 4The point is, you should get to know a person first, then judge them. You should never judge a book by its cover. Judge it by the amount of pages.Day 93. 3I had it in spades on both sizes. It came really natural to me.Day 94. 3It takes a lot of work. You have to work every day on it. And then that’s not a down side. There isn’t a down side, really.Day 95. 3Hello.Oh gee, I can’t talk right now. Why don’t you give me your home number and I’ll call you later. Oh, I guess you don’t want people calling you at home?Well, now you know how I feel.Day 96. 4Hey, you got anything to eat?Yeah, try these.I’m not eating that kid stuff.Just try them.Day 97. 2We were supposed to meet today, but I missed our appointment. Sorry.Day 98. 3The cheetah excels at acceleration. It’s the sportscar of the Savanna.Day 99. 8It is only the mediocre pupil who does not surpass his master, Leonardo writes. And legend has it, that Verrocchio, after seeing Leonardo’s angel, never painted again.Day 100. 8Whether you’re new to the world of paddling or a seasoned veteran, you’re sure to find this video paddling guidebook helpful in your quest to find new and exciting rivers to explore.Dr. Emoto has conducted another interesting experiment. He placed rice into three glass beakers and covered it with water. And then every day for a month he said “thank you” to one beaker, “you are an idiot” to the second, and the third one he completely ignored.Day 82. 4You know, most people think that the world is getting worse… that the life of their children is gonna be less than they had. But the fact of the matter is, the world is getting better at an extraordinary rate.Day 83. 6In a city full of showy sights, these are more humble creations standing by until that stretch in March and April when it is time to blossom.Day 84. 5Trying is having the intention to fail. You gotta scrap the word from your vocab. Say you’re gonna do it, and you will.Day 85. 4Well that I think is the real crux of this issue.Day 86. 3Look, imagination feeds exploration. You have to imagine the possible before you can go and do it.Day 87. 4Go ahead.Yeah sure.Day 88. 5These are not the dunes of the Sahara. In fact, they are found beyond the Arctic circle in the permafrost of Russia’s north.Day 89. 4April 4. The day to show compassion, care and act for stray animals all around the world.Day 90. 31896 The first modern Olympic Games open in Athens, Greece, land of the ancient games with athletes from 14 countries.You can essentially opt out of the new policy by manually deleting you google web history or by simply not signing in to sites like gmail when searching on Google.Day 72. 4Everyone who comes into our stop tells us “you have the perfect life”, and we say, “yeah, you know what, we do, we really do”. They go hand in hand----- books and chocolate.Day 73. 2I’ve accomplished more in my life than I’ve ever thought possible.Day 74. 45.4 million children, children who are 8, 9, and 10 years of age, who are using- are being used to mine with their bare hands, so you can text and play angry birds.Day 75. 8See you at the Seahawks’ 12k, 5k run/walk and kids Dash April 1.Day 76. 424-hour access to cupcakes------ it’s a nightmare for dieters, but this vending concept is an advantage for sprinkles when it comes to cupcake competition.Day 77. 4Next we enter the white desert where from a distance the limestone looks like snow and rock piles like icebergs.Day 78. 4Call Jeff and tell him about this.No wait. What time is it?It’s 10:20.10 o’clock is the cut-off time. You don’t call people after 10:00.No, no, no. The cut-off time is 10:30.10 o’clock. you don’t call after 10 o’clock.no no 10:30.Day 79. 4Stand firm for what you believe in until and unless logic and experience prove you wrong. Remember, when the emperor looks naked, the emperor is naked. The truth and a lie are not sort of the same thing.Day 80. 4Olives are the gold in Andalucia. Spain is the world’s biggest olive oil producer, and Andalucia accounts for 80% of Spanish oil.February 9,1964, Beatlemania hits primetime in the United States.Day 62. 6According to the CDC, two out of every three Americans are considered either overweight or obese, and the trend towards unhealthy habits is starting even younger with nearly 20 percent of children between the age of 6 and 11 considered obese.Day 63. 4There are places I remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever not for better, some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living in my life I’ve loved them all.Day 64. 4Douglas, would you please pass the catsup?The what?The catsup.You mean the ketchup?Educated people pronounce it catsup.Not if they want me to pass it to them.Day 65. 6February 18, 1885. Mark Twain’s, the adventures of Huckleberry Finn, one of the great American novels is first published in the United States.Day 66. 286% of all doctor visits and illness statistically are based on stress.Day 67. 6History is amazing. What took thousands of years to develop as great civilizations, took a flash to change. When Hernando Cortez and 550 men landed on the Gulf of Mexico in 1519, it took only a couple of years to forever change the land that is now Mexico.Day 68. 4Stop it.Stop what?You’re talking about me in Morse code. But you know what? Joke’s on you because I know Morse code.Day 69. 4American electric power is currently below its 50 day moving average of 40 dollars and 28 cents and below its 200 day moving average of 38 dollars and 53 cents.Day 70. 6People born on February 29 on some previously leap year----also known as leaplings----They finally get to celebrate their real birthday.There’s people running and walking their dogs and having brunch on the patios.Day 52. 6Martin Luther King, Jr’s rise as a civil rights leader began in 1955 when he spearheaded the drive to desegregate public buses in Montgomery Alabama.Day 53. 6Anti-piracy legislation under consideration in Washington has some websites in a tizzy. Wikipedia, Boing Boing and Reddit say they’ll have none of it and are blacking out their sites on Wednesday.Day 54. 4There are usually about 3 shark attacks on people in and around Australia all year. In 2012, the country has seen 3 attacks already and January isn’t even finished, yet.Day 55. 4A Georgia mother says she was arrested for allowing her 10-year-old son to get a tattoo in memory of his late brother. We hoped that they could find something that would sustain them through that loss. But this is not the way.Day 56. 1You sold us a hair with a cake around it.Day 57. 8It’s surely in the running for one of the most expensive pile-ups in highway history. These crumpled Ferraris were amoung 8 involved in the crash. The Airbags may have saved those inside from serious injuriy, but oh~ what damage may have been done to bruise the spirits of these enthusiasts are attached to their sleek sportscars.Day 58. 5Hey Lilith. Sorry for the holdup. But Frasier should be back from the dentist any minute.Oh, all right. That will give us a chance to visit.Day 59. 8This iceberg here, there’s outcroppings under the water. And uh, sea ice, iceberg ice is very hard, so it’s almost like, it could almost be like a can opener. And when probably the Titanic went by it, it just sliced a hole in it like you would with a manual can opener.Day 60. 4It’s snowing. It’s beautiful. We’re out in the middle of nowhere. I’m freezing. And I’m about to be pulled by 8 dogs in a toboggan. Um really, it doesn’t get much more Vermont than this.Her story has inspired others from Montana to Indiana to pay off the bills of complete strangers in these days before Christmas. Holiday shoppers who’ve heard about the layaway Santas say the sweeping acts of kindness have restored their faith in people.Day 42. 8He sprang to his sleigh to his team gave a whistle!And away they all flew like the down of a thistle.But I heard him exclaim as he drove out of sight,“happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night”.Day 43. 3Hey George, you know, my friend goes to a psychic.Really?We should go some time.I’d love to go, make an appointment.appointment->counseling, official, pay for advices, for workreservation->room, seat, for leisureDay 44. 7Dad I beat you. Don’t you remember the rayman Spinball?Ray, I learned to play in Korea. From Koreans.Do you think some punk kid’s gonna actually beat me?No dad, you were trying to win. You were sweating and panting.I’m a damn fine actor.kid: 4-13 years oldDay 45. 2Hey, is it cold out?Day 46. 3For more than 300 years, the power of the French king was absolute. This meant that he has the power to do anything.Day 47. 4What people will do these days for their pets? a wash and a blow-dry, that goes without saying. But the demanding dog now wants a limo along with other creature comforts at a pet hotel and day spa.Day 48. 4Buckingham palace officials are staying mum about the murder case and police are keeping many details confidential as they try to identify the victim and figure out exactly what happened to her.Day 49. 41863 “all aboard but mind the gap” as the world’s first underground passenger railway opens in London.Day 50.And why do you wanna go there?I know it’s had a bad press recently, but it’s the place that’s taken my fancy.mayor Sam Adams ordered that camp be shut down Saturday citing unhealthy conditions and the attraction of drug dealers and thieves.Day 32. 8A preliminary government report predicts it’ll take thirty years or more to safely decommission the facility and it could be decades before the nearby residents who were forced to flee can return to the area.Day 33. 8I was lifting, you know, chairs out of the way, broken glass, other sanitary items I don’t want to get into, but it was horrific to say the least.Day 34. 4Toyota is recalling more than half a million vehicles for problems that could make them difficult to steer.Day 35. 6It is great. It’s been a little bit nerve-wracking and it’s been a long process to get here.Day 36. 4When the family left Vietnam by boat, bound for Thailand, but the boat was intercepted by pirates. After years of trying, the father located his son in Thailand.Day 37. 7A gooey mess snarls traffic along the busy Pensylvania Turnpike. A leaking valve on a tanker spread driveway seelant across 40-mile stretch of the east bound side.Day 38. 6The music is being played at a church in Germany and well it really lives up to its name. Since it started, there has been just 11 chord changes, and the next one isn’t scheduled until July 2012.Day 39. 4Dozens of white rabbits were apparently dumped along the side the road Sunday night, more than 60 bunnies were scattered on the shoulder.Day 40. 4There’s a wonderful line I came across, if you’ve always done, or if you always do what you’ve always done, you will always get what you’ve always got. It’s a brilliant line.Heidi won the world over with her forever cute but slightly confused look.Day 22. 3A project to put them online is expected to be completed by 2016.Day 23. 6An alleged SAT cheating scandal has been uncovered at a prestigious long island high school. This college student is accused of taking the college entrance exam for at least 6 students.Day 24. 6Saint Louis takes the world series opener on a cool night, it was 49 degrees at the start of the game.Day 25. 8They searched for the missing throughout the night under generator-powered flood lights, as family members waited by the mounds(piles) of debris, some in tears.Day 26. 8It’s the kind of thing you look forward to instead of, you know, some workouts you dread and you think of it as work and this is just fun.Day 27. 4Super hero costumes, as usual, are big this year -------especially from recent movies, like Thor and the green lantern.Day 28. 4It’s a pain ‘cus my fridge is… I dumped it today, and food is gone.Day 29. 8He says he was simply going by the book when it comes to landing without gear, and that he and his fellow pilots train for these type of incidents.Day 30. 5It is the vegetable some love to hate, but now a new breed of broccoli, super broccoli, developed in Britain, may protect against heart disease, even some kinds of cancer.New York swept the Tampa Bay Rays by identical 4-2 scores in a day night doubleheader Wednesday.Day 12. 4Jim Henson, creator of the muppets, from Kermit the frog to sesame street, is born in greenville mississippi.Day 13. 4Asian tiger mosquitos are native to the tropics of southeast Asia, but in the past few years they have spread all across the southeastern united states.Day 14. 3cats reputedly have 9 lives, and he clearly wanted to spend at least one of them here in New York city.Day 15. 4The frantic pacing—scene changes every eleven seconds on average often leaves kids zoned out and spun up unable to concentrate.Day 16. 4Battered, soaked and flooded, the philippines is being hit by its second typhoon in a week.Day 17. 3A few years ago, they were thought to be useless, past their prime, not now.Day 18. 1If you are breathing, it is not too late, get up and get going.Day 19. 3A 67-year-old grandpa has been found alive after being stuck for 6 days at the bottom of a ravine.Day 20. 4Saturday, an ultralight plane crashed into a ferris wheel at a rural festival in Australia, yet somehow no one on the amusement ride nor the plane was hurt.Mother Teresa, who received a Nobel peace prize for her work on behalf of the poor, dies in Calcutta, India.She was 87 years old.Day 2. 1Jerry, what time do you have?I have five o’ clock.Day 3. 3There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people-- religion, politics, and the great pumpkin.Day 4. 4Don’t ever let somebody tell you, you can’t do somethingDay 5. 3I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass and I’m all out of bubblegum.Day 6. 2The secret of life is just to live every moment.Day 7. 3Another rogue trader has cost a bank billions.Day 8. 2German, Rock Buchholz, is the man with the most piercings, he has got 453.Day 9. 4A satellite that was carried to space aboard the shuttle discovery 20 years ago is about to fall to earth, but nobody knows where the debris will hit.Day 10. 2It’s a lofty, probably impossible goal.。
每日英语听写daily english dictation 9笔记
每日英语听写daily english dictation 9笔记Daily English dictation is a valuable practice for language learners to improve their listening comprehension and spelling skills. It involves listening to a passage or a series of words and phrases and then writing them down accurately. This exercise not only helps to reinforce vocabulary and grammar but also enhances one's ability to understand spoken English in real-time.The ninth edition of the daily English dictation series focuses on a variety of topics and linguistic structures. The first passage discusses the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and how it can lead to personal growth and success. The speaker emphasizes the power of mindset and how a simple shift in perspective can transform one's life. They provide examples of individuals who have overcome significant challenges by adopting a resilient and optimistic mindset.The next segment delves into the realm of environmental conservation. The speaker highlights the urgent need to addressclimate change and the individual's role in making a difference. They discuss sustainable practices, such as reducing energy consumption, recycling, and supporting renewable energy sources. The passage also touches on the importance of raising awareness and encouraging collective action to protect the planet.The third part of the dictation explores the concept of work-life balance. The speaker acknowledges the demands of modern life and the challenge of maintaining a healthy equilibrium between professional responsibilities and personal well-being. They offer strategies for prioritizing self-care, setting boundaries, and finding ways to integrate leisure activities into one's daily routine. The importance of cultivating hobbies and nurturing relationships outside of the workplace is emphasized as a means of achieving a more fulfilling and balanced lifestyle.The fourth section delicenses the role of technology in education. The speaker discusses the integration of digital tools and platforms in the classroom and how they have transformed the learning experience. They highlight the benefits of using technology, such as increased engagement, personalized learning, and access to a wealth of information. However, the speaker also cautions against the potential pitfalls of overreliance on technology and the need to strike a balance between digital and traditional teaching methods.The fifth passage focuses on the significance of cultural exchange and cross-cultural understanding. The speaker emphasizes the importance of embracing diversity and seeking to learn from different perspectives and traditions. They discuss the ways in which exposure to other cultures can broaden one's worldview, foster empathy, and promote tolerance and respect. The passage encourages learners to engage in cultural immersion experiences, such as travel, language learning, and intercultural dialogue, as a means of developing a more global mindset.The sixth segment delves into the topic of personal finance and the importance of financial literacy. The speaker addresses the fundamental concepts of budgeting, saving, and investing, and provides practical tips for managing one's finances effectively. They emphasize the long-term benefits of developing sound financial habits and the role of financial education in empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their money.The seventh part of the dictation explores the significance of lifelong learning. The speaker highlights the ever-evolving nature of the job market and the need for individuals to continuously adapt and upskill. They discuss the various avenues for ongoing learning, such as formal education, online courses, professional development programs, and self-directed study. The passage emphasizes the importance of cultivating a growth mindset and embracing amindset of continuous improvement to remain competitive and adaptable in the modern workforce.The eighth section of the dictation focuses on the topic of effective communication. The speaker delves into the various elements of communication, including active listening, clear expression, and nonverbal cues. They emphasize the importance of adapting one's communication style to the audience and the context, and the role of empathy and emotional intelligence in fostering meaningful connections. The passage also touches on the challenges of communication in the digital age and the strategies for navigating virtual interactions effectively.The final segment of the dictation addresses the concept of resilience and its significance in navigating life's challenges. The speaker discusses the characteristics of resilient individuals, such as adaptability, problem-solving skills, and the ability to bounce back from setbacks. They provide examples of how resilience can be cultivated through practices like stress management, self-reflection, and seeking support from others. The passage underscores the importance of developing resilience as a vital tool for personal growth and for navigating the uncertainties and complexities of modern life.Throughout the daily English dictation series, the listener is exposedto a diverse range of topics and linguistic structures, providing a well-rounded learning experience. The passages cover important themes that are relevant to personal, professional, and societal development, encouraging the learner to engage with the content on a deeper level. By actively participating in this dictation exercise, individuals can enhance their language skills, expand their knowledge, and develop a more nuanced understanding of the world around them.。
小学生汉字听写内容
小学生汉字听写内容1、玲珑〔líng long〕:精巧细致。
2、折射〔zhéshè〕:光线、无线电波、声波等从一种介质进入另一介质时传播方向发生偏折。
3、酿造〔niàng zào〕:利用发酵作用制造〔酒、醋等〕。
4、翡翠〔fěi cuì〕:矿物，成分是钠和铝的硅酸盐，绿色、蓝绿色或白色中带绿色斑纹，可做装饰品。
5、晨曦〔chéxī〕:晨光。
6、簇拥〔cùyōng〕:紧紧围着。
7、磨砺〔mó lì〕:摩擦使锐利，比喻磨炼。
8、伫立〔zhù lì〕:长时间地站着。
9、千姿百态〔qiān zī bǎi tài〕:形容各种各样的姿态。
10、气势雄浑〔qì shì xióng hún〕:形容气势强大。
11、驱逐〔qū zhú〕:赶走。
12、魔窟〔mó kū〕:魔怪的巢穴，比喻邪恶势力盘踞的地方。
13、绚丽〔xuàn lì〕:灿烂美丽。
14、柠檬黄〔níng méng huáng〕:像柠檬果实那样的黄色。
15、橄榄绿〔gǎn lǎn lǜ〕:像橄榄果实那样的青绿色。
16、惺忪〔xīng sōng〕:形容因刚醒而眼睛模糊不清。
17、玛瑙〔mǎ nǎo〕:玉石的一种。
18、绞尽脑汁〔jiǎo jìn nǎo zhī〕:形容想尽了方法。
19、气喘吁吁〔qì chuǎn xū xū〕:累的直喘气。
20、太守〔tài shǒu〕:汉朝设立的一郡最高行政主管官吏。
21、湛蓝〔zhàn lán〕:深蓝〔多用于形容天空、湖海等〕。
22、抓耳挠腮〔zhuāěr náo sāi〕:形容焦急而又没方法的样子。
23、咸丰〔xián fēng〕:清文宗的年号〔公元1851—1861〕。
专四听写原文
专四听写原文01. Town and Country Life in EnglandThere is a big difference between town life and country life in England. In the country, everybody knows everybody else. They know what time you get up, what time you go to bed and what you have for dinner. If you want help, you will always get it and you will be glad to help others.In a large town like London, however, it can sometimes happen that you have never seen your next door neighbor and you do not know his name or anything about him. People in London are often very lonely. This is because people go to different places in the evenings and at weekends. If you walk through the streets in the centre of London on Sunday, it is like a town without people. One is sorry for old people living on their own. They could die in their homes and would not be discovered for weeks or even months.O2. A Change in Women’s LifeThe important change in women’s life-pattern has only recently begun to have its full effect on women’s economic position. Even a few years ago most girls left school at the first opportunity, and most of them took a full-time job. However, when they married, theyusually left work at once and never returned to it. Today the school-leaving age is sixteen, many girls stay at school after that age, and though women tend to marry younger, more married women stay at work at least until shortly before their first child is born. V ery many more afterwards return to full-time or part-time work. Such changes have led to a new relationship in marriage, with the husband accepting a greater share of the duties and satisfactions of family life and with both husband and wife sharing more equally in providing the money, and running the home, according to the abilities and interests of each of them.Useful W ords and Expressions:1. life-pattern生活方式2. share03 A Popular Pastime of the English PeopleOne of the best means of understanding the people of any nation is watching what they do with their non-working time.Most English men, women and children love growing things, especially flowers. V isitors to England in spring, summer or autumn are likely to see gardens all the way along the railway lines. There are flowers at the airports and flowers in factory grounds, as well as in gardens along the roads. Each English town has at least one park with beautifully kept flower beds. Public buildings of every kindhave brilliant window boxes and sometimes baskets of flowers are hanging on them.But what the English enjoy most is growing things themselves. If it is impossible to have a garden, then a window box or something growing in a pot will do. Looking at each other’s gardens is a popular pastime with the English.Useful W ords and Expressions:1. window box:窗台上的花盆箱2.pastime 消遣，娱乐Swimming is my favorite pastime.04 British and American Police OfficersReal policemen, both in Britain and the U.S., hardly recognize any common points between their lives and what they see on TV—if they ever get home in time.Some things are almost the same, of course, but the policemen do not think much of them.The first difference is that a policeman’s real life deals with the law. Most of what he learns is the law. He has to know actually what actions are against the law and what facts can be used to prove them in court. He has to know nearly a s much law as a lawyer, and what’s more, he has to put it into practice on his feet, in the dark and, running down a narrow street after someone he wants to talk to.Little of his time is spent in talking with beautiful girls or in bravely facing cruel criminals. He will spend most of his working life arranging millions of words on thousands of forms about hundreds of sad, ordinary people who are guilty--- or not of stupid, unimportant crimes.Useful W ords and Expressions:1. think much of 重视，尊重2. in court 在法庭上3. criminal 罪犯，犯罪者4. guilty 犯罪的，有罪的05 Living SpaceHow much living space does a person need? What happens when his space needs are not met? Scientists are doing experiments on rats to try to determine the effects of overcrowded conditions on man. Recent studies have shown that the behavior of rats is greatly affected by space. If rats have enough living space, they eat well, sleep well and produce their young well. But if their living conditions become too crowded, their behavior and even their health change obviously. They can not sleep and eat well, and signs of fear and worry become clear. The more crowded they are, and more they tend to bite each other and even kill each other. Thus, for rats,populations and violence are directly related. Is this a natural law for human society as well? Is enough space not only satisfactory, but necessary for human survival? These are interesting questions.06 The United NationsIn 1945, representatives of 50 nations met to plan this organization. It was called the United Nations. After the war, many more nations joined.There are two major parts of the United Nations. One is called the General Assembly. In the General Assembly, every member nation is represented and has an equal vote.The second part is called the Security Council. It has representatives of just 15 nations. Five nations are permanent members: the United States, Russia, France, Britain, and China. The 10 other members are elected every two years by the General Assembly.The major job of the Security Council is to keep peace in the world. If necessary, it can send troops from member nations to try to stop little wars before they turn into big ones.It is hard to get the nations of the Security Council to agree on when this is necessary. But they did vote to try to stop wars.Useful W ords and Expressions:1. representative 代表2. General Assembly 联合国大会3. permanent 永久的，持久的4. Security Council 联合国安全理事会07 PlasticW e use plastic wrap to protect our foods. W e put our garbage in plastic bags or plastic cans. W e sit on plastic chairs, play with plastic toys, drink from plastic cups, and wash our hair with shampoo from plastic bottles!Plastic does not grow in nature. It is made by mixing certain things together. W e call it a produced or manufactured material. Plastic was first made in the 1860s from plants, such as wood and cotton. That plastic was soft and burned easily.The first modern plastics were made in the 1930s. Most clear plastic starts out as thick, black oil. That plastic coating inside a pan begins as natural gas.Over the years, hundreds of different plastics have been developed. Some are hard and strong. Some are soft and bendable. Some are clear. Some are many-colored. There is a plastic for almost every need. Scientists continue to experiment with plastics. They hope to find even ways to use them!08 Display of GoodsAre supermarkets designed to persuade us to buy more?Fresh fruit and vegetables are displayed near supermarket entrances. This gives the impression that only healthy food is sold in the shop. Basic foods that everyone buys, like sugar and tea, are not put near each other. They are kept in different aisles so customers are taken past other attractive foods before they find what they want. In this way, shoppers are encouraged to buy products that they do not really need.Sweets are often placed at ch ildren’s eye level at the checkout. While parents are waiting to pay, children reach for the sweets and put them in the trolley.More is bought from a fifteen-foot display of one type of product than from a ten-foot one. Customers also buy more when shelves are full than when they are half empty. They do not like to buy from shelves with few products on them because they feel there is something wrong with those products that are there.Useful Words and Expressions:1. aisle走廊，过道2. trolley 手推车3. checkout 收款台09 Albert EinsteinAlbert Einstein was born in Germany in 1879, His father owned a factory that made electrical devices. His mother enjoyed music and books. His parents were Jewish but they did not observe many of the religion’s rules. Albert was a quite child who spent much of his time alone. He was slow to talk and had difficulty learning to read. When Albert was five years old, his father gave him a compass. The child was filled with wonder when he discovered that the compass needle always pointed in the same direction—to be north. He asked his father and his uncle what caused the needle to move. Their answers about magnetism and gravity were difficult for the boy to understand. Y et he spent a lot of time thinking about them. He said later that he felt something hidden had to be behind things.Useful expressions and words:1. device装置，设备leave to one’s own devices 听任某人自行其是，允许某人按自己的意愿做事She left the child to her own devices for an hour in the afternoon.她允许孩子在下午有一个小时的自由支配时间。
小学词语听写
听写词语（200词）1、爱慕àimù喜欢羡慕2、安抚ānfǔ安息、抚慰发怒或焦虑的人3、遨游áoyóu 远游；漫游4、懊悔àohuǐ因过错而自恨；人的思想转变后,就某些缺点或错误感到后悔5、颁发 bānfā公布；发布；授与6、蓓蕾 bèi lěi 花蕾，含苞未放的花7、卑鄙 bēibǐ低微而鄙陋；人格低下,举止不端,品性恶劣8、徘徊（pái huái）往返回旋；来回走动。
彷徨，游移不定貌。
9、庇护bìhù袒护；掩护10、愚昧yúmèi 愚蠢而不明事理。
11、渊博yuānbó精深而广博。
12、酝酿：yùn niàng造酒的发酵过程，比喻做准备工作。
13、斟酌zhēnzhuó反复考虑以后决定取舍；往杯盏里倒酒供饮用。
14、脂肪zhīfáng 人和动植物体中的油性物质。
15、昼夜zhòuyè白昼与夜晚。
16、智慧zhìhuì辩析判断、发明创造的能力。
17、转瞬zhuǎn shùn 非常短暂的一瞬间。
18、琢磨zhuómó思考；研究；通过润色加以修改(指文章等)；19、遵循zūnxún 遵从；依照。
20滋润zīrùn 湿润,不干燥；用食物或营养品供应；浸润；使湿润。
21、避讳 bìhui 忌讳；由于道德或审美的原因或可能遭到危险而不愿说出听到某些会引起不愉快的字眼。
22、匾额 biǎn’é挂在门、墙上部的题有字的横牌23、驳斥bó chì激烈反驳别人的言论观点；以正当的义愤驳斥他的邪说；24、濒临bīn lín 接近；靠近。
或濒临灭绝。
25、步骤 bùzhòu 事情进行的程序；指缓急；快慢26、参差 cēncī差不多；近似；不齐；27、惭愧 cánkuì因有缺点或错误而感到不安；羞愧；幸运,侥幸28、崇拜chóngbài尊敬佩服。
六上语文每日听写默写
六上语文每日听写默写一、字词基础。
1. 生字词听写。
- 第一单元。
- 勾勒：“勒”字容易写错，右边是“力”。
这个词是用线条画出轮廓的意思，在描写草原景色时，如“那些小丘的线条是那么柔美，就像只用绿色渲染，不用墨线勾勒的中国画那样。
”- 羞涩：“涩”字要注意笔顺和写法，是左右结构。
形容难为情，态度不自然。
- 幽雅：与“优雅”有所区别。
“幽”有幽静、深远的意思，这里形容丁香花的环境和姿态。
- 笨拙：“拙”字读音为zhuō，不能读成zhuó。
表示不聪明，不灵巧。
- 第二单元。
- 逶迤：形容道路、山脉、河流等弯弯曲曲，连绵不断的样子。
这个词比较难写，要注意字形。
- 磅礴：形容气势盛大，雄伟。
“磅”是多音字，在这里读páng。
2. 多音字默写。
- 行：- háng（银行、行列），如“银行里有很多人在排队办理业务，队伍排成了长长的行列。
”- xíng（行走、行为），“他的行为很端正，每天都坚持行走锻炼身体。
”- 薄：- báo（薄片、薄饼），“妈妈做的薄饼又薄又香。
”- bó（薄弱、单薄），“这个球队的防守比较薄弱，队员们看起来有些单薄。
”二、古诗词默写。
- 移舟泊烟渚，日暮客愁新。
- 野旷天低树，江清月近人。
- 原因：这是唐代诗人孟浩然的一首五言绝句。
诗的前两句写诗人把船停靠在烟雾迷蒙的小洲边，日暮时分新愁又涌上心头。
后两句描写了旷野中远处的天空比近处的树林还要低，江水清澈，明月仿佛和人更亲近的景象。
通过默写这首诗，可以让学生更好地体会诗人的羁旅之愁和对自然景色的描写手法。
- 黑云翻墨未遮山，白雨跳珠乱入船。
- 卷地风来忽吹散，望湖楼下水如天。
- 原因：苏轼的这首诗生动地描写了西湖夏日暴雨骤来骤去的奇丽景色。
前两句把乌云比作打翻的墨汁，雨点比作跳动的珍珠，形象逼真。
后两句写出了雨过天晴后的湖光水色，默写有助于学生感受诗人对自然变化的敏锐捕捉和高超的语言表现力。
每天听写
大家 家长 山 羊 牛羊 大象 象 牙 全都 都 是 都 说
zhuō zhù
zhuō chóng zhuō
yì tiáo 蚊子
liǎng tiáo
捉住
pá xíng
捉虫 捉
pá shān jiě jiě
一条 两条
nín hǎo nín zǎo
dà jiě
爬行 爬 山 姐 姐 大姐 您好 您早
Cǎo dì qīng cǎo chī cǎo fá ng fá ng mé n fá ng zi
wé n jù
wé n zì
yǔ wén
shǒu cì
zhǔ cì
yí
cì
文具 文字 语文 首次 主 次 一 次
zhǎo rén zhǎo bù zháo píng shí píng ān bàn fǎ
找 人 找 不着
kāi bà n
平时 平安 办法
bāo zi
rà ng kāi xiāng rà ng shū bāo
七上 八下 七颗 星 星 卫 星
xià yí
xià rén 跳
kě pà
bú pà
gēn zhe
gēn jìn
吓一
dà jiā quá n dōu
吓 人 可怕 不 怕 跟着 跟 进
níu yáng dà xiàng xiàng yá
jiā zhǎng shān yáng dōu shì dōu shuō
yí kuà i shí kuà i
fāng kuà i fēi chá ng zhè ng chá ng wǎng
一块 石块 方块 非 常 正 常 往 前
lái wǎng guò wǎng guā dì dōng guā pǎo jìn jìn rù
【每日听写】中考英语必背单词
【每日听写】中考英语必背单词中考英语必背单词精心整理Aa (an) 一（个、件……）ability n. 能力；才能able a. 能够；有能力的about ad. 大约；到处prep. 关于；在各处；四处above prep. 在…上面 a. 上面的 ad. 在…之上abroad ad. 到（在）国外absent a. 缺席，不在accent n. 口音，音调accept vt. 接受accident n. 事故，意外的事ache vi.& n. 痛，疼痛achieve vt. 达到，取得across prep. 横过，穿过act n. 法令，条例 v. （戏）表演，扮演，行动action n. 行动active a. 积极的，主动的activity n. 活动add vt. 添加，增加address n. 地址advantage n. 优点；好处advertisement n. 广告advice n. 忠告，劝告，建议advise vt. 忠告，劝告，建议afford vt. 负担得起；抽得出（时间）；提供afraid a. 害怕的；担心after ad.后来prep. 在…之后；在…后面afternoon n. 下午，午后again ad. 再一次；再，又against prep. 对着，反对age n. 年龄；时代ago ad. 以前agree v. 同意；应允agreement n. 同意，一致；协定，协议air n. 空气；大气airline n. 航空公司；航空系统airplane n. （美）飞机airport n. 航空站，飞机场alive a. 活着的，存在的all ad. 全部地 a. 全部； pron. 全部；全体人员allow vt. 允许，准许almost ad. 几乎，差不多alone a. 单独的，孤独的along ad. 向前；和…一起； prep. 沿着；顺着aloud ad. 大声地already ad. 已经also ad. 也although conj. 虽然，尽管always ad. 总是；一直；永远America n. 美国；美洲American a. 美国的；美国人的n. 美国人among prep. 在…中间；在（三个以上）之间amuse vt. （使人）快乐，逗乐ancient a. 古代的，古老的and conj. 和；又；而angry a. 生气的，愤怒的animal n. 动物another a. 再一；另一；不同的 pron. 另一个answer n. 回答，答复；v. 回答，答复；回信；ant n. 蚂蚁any pron. （无论）哪一个；哪些任何的；anybody pron. 任何人，无论谁anyone pron. 任何人，无论谁anything pron. 什么事（物）；任何事（物）anyway ad. 不管怎样anywhere ad. 任何地方appear vi. 出现apple n. 苹果April n. 4 月area n. 面积；地域，地方，区域；范围，领域arm n. 臂 , 支架army n. 军队around ad. 在周围；在附近prep. 在周围；大约arrive vi. 到达；达到article n. 文章；东西；冠词art n. 艺术，美术；技艺as ad像…一样；如同；因为 prep. 作为，当做Asia n. 亚洲Asian a. 亚洲的，亚洲人的 n. 亚洲人ask v. 问，询问；请求，要求；邀请asleep a. 睡着的，熟睡at prep. 在（几点钟）；在（某处）Atlantic a. 大西洋的attention n. 注意，关心August n. 8 月aunt n. 伯母；舅母；婶；姑；姨Australia * n. 澳洲；澳大利亚Australian a.澳大利亚人的 n. 澳大利亚人autumn n. 秋天，秋季avoid v. 避免，躲开，逃避awake v. 唤醒醒着的away ad. 离开；远离Bbaby n. 婴儿back ad. 回原处；向后 a. 后面的 n. 背后background n. 背景bad a. 坏的；有害的bag n. 书包；提包；袋子ball n. 球舞会balloon n. 气球bamboo n. 竹banana n. 香蕉bank n. （河、海、湖的）岸，堤银行baseball n. 棒球basic a. 基本的basket n. 篮子basketball n. 篮球bathroom n. 浴室，盥洗室be v. 是（原形beach n. 海滨，海滩bear n. 熊beat (beat, beaten) v. 敲打；跳动；n. 节拍beautiful a. 美的，美丽的，美观的because conj. 因为become (became, become) v. 变得；成为bed n. 床bedroom n. 寝室，卧室bee n.. 蜜蜂beef n. 牛肉before prep. 在…以前；在前面，以前begin v. 开始，着手behaviour n. 行为，举止behind prep. 在……后面 ad. 在后面；向后believe v. 相信，认为bell n. 钟，铃；钟 ( 铃 ) 声；钟形物below prep. 在……下面 belt n. （皮）带beside prep. 在……旁边；靠近besides prep. 除…以外（还有）ad. 还有，此外between prep. 在（两者）之间；在……中间beyond prep. ( 表示位置 ) 在……的那边big a. 大的bike = bicycle n. 自行车bill n. 账单；法案，议案；（美）钞票，纸币bird n. 鸟birth n. 出生；诞生birthday n. 生日biscuit n. 饼干bit n. 一点，一些，少量的bitter a. 有苦味的；痛苦的，难过的；严酷的black n. 黑色 a. 黑色的blackboard n. 黑板blind a. 瞎的blood n. 血，血液blow n. 击；打击blue n. 蓝色 a. 蓝色的悲伤的；沮丧的board n. 木板；布告牌；v. 上（船、火车）boat n. 小船，小舟body n. 身体book n. 书；本子 v. 预定，boring a. 乏味的，无聊的born a. 出生borrow v. （向别人）借用；借boss n. 领班；老板both a. 两；双 pron. 两者；双方bottle n. 瓶子bottom n. 底部；底bowl n. 碗box n. 盒子，箱子boy n. 男孩brain n. 脑（子）brave a. 勇敢的bread n. 面包break v. 打破（断，碎）；损坏，breakfast n. 早餐breath n. 气息；呼吸breathe vi. 呼吸bridge n. 桥bright a. 明亮的；聪明的bring vt. 拿来，带来，取来brother n. 兄；弟brown n. 褐色，棕色 a. 褐色的，棕色的brush v. 刷；擦 n. 刷子build v. 建筑；造building n.房屋；大楼bun n. 馒头；小甜面包burn v. 燃烧，着火；使烧焦； n. 烧伤；晒伤bus n. 公共汽车business n.工作，职业；职责；交易；事业busy a. 忙（碌）的but conj. 但是，可是 prep. 除了，除…外butter n. 黄油，奶油butterfly n. 蝴蝶buy vt. 买by prep. 靠近，在…旁；被；乘（车）bye int. 再见Ccabbage n. 卷心菜，洋白菜cake n. 蛋糕，糕点；饼call n. 喊，叫；电话v.呼唤；喊，叫camel n. 骆驼camera n. 照相机；摄像机camp n.夏令营 vi. 野营；宿营can v. 可能；能够；可以不能Canada * n. 加拿大cancel vt. 取消cancer n. 癌candle n. 蜡烛candy n. 糖果cap n.帽子；（瓶子的）盖；（钢笔等的）笔套capital n. 首都，省会；大写；资本captain n. （海军）上校；船长，舰长；队长car n. 汽车，小卧车card n.名片；纸牌care n. 照料，保护；小心 v.关心careful a. 小心的，仔细的，谨慎的careless a. 粗心的，漫不经心的carry vt. 拿，搬，带，提，抬，运等cat n. 猫catch v. 接住；捉住；赶上；cause n. 原因，起因 vt. 促使，引起，使发生CD 光盘 (compact disk 的缩写 ) Ceiling n. 天花板，顶棚celebrate v. 庆祝cent n. 美分（ 100 cents = 1 dollar ）centre ( 美 center ) n. 中心，中央century n. 世纪，百年certain a.某种；确定的，无疑的；一定会chair n. 椅子chairman n. 主席，会长；议长chairwoman n. 女主席 , 女会长；女议长chalk n. 粉笔chance n. 机会，可能性change n. 零钱v. 改变，变化；更换；兑换cheap a. 便宜的，贱cheat n. & v. 骗取，哄骗；作弊check n. 检查vt. 校对，核对；cheer n. & vi. 欢呼；喝彩cheese n. 奶酪chemistry n. 化学chess n. 棋chest n. 箱子；盒子；胸部chicken n. 鸡；鸡肉child ( 复 children) n. 孩子，儿童China * n. 中国Chinese a. 中国的；中国人的； n. 中国人chocolate n. 巧克力choice n. 选择；抉择choose vt. 选择chopsticks n. 筷子Christmas n. 圣诞节（ 12 月 25 日）church n. 教堂；教会cinema n. 电影院；电影circle n. vt. 圆圈将……圈起来city n. 市，城市，都市clap vi. 拍手；鼓掌class n. （学校里的）班；年级；课classmate n. 同班同学classroom n. 教室clean vt. 弄干净，擦干净 a. 清洁的，干净的clear a. 清晰的；明亮的；清楚的clever a. 聪明的，伶俐的climb v. 爬，攀登clock n. 钟clone n.克隆（无性繁殖出来的有机体群）close a . 亲密的；近，靠近 ad. 近，靠近close vt. 关，关闭 cloth n. 布clothes n. 衣服；各种衣物cloud n. 云；云状物；阴影cloudy a. 多云的，阴天的club n. 俱乐部；纸牌中的梅花coach n. 教练；马车；长途车coal n. 煤；煤块coast n. 海岸；海滨coat n.外套；表皮；皮毛 vt. 给…穿外套coffee n. 咖啡coin n. 硬币Coke n. 可口可乐cold a. 冷的，寒的 n. 寒冷；感冒，伤风collect vt. 收集，搜集college n. 学院；专科学校colour n. 颜色 vt. 给…着色，涂色come vi. 来，来到comfortable a. 舒服的；安逸的；舒服自在的common a. 普通的，一般的；共有的communicate v. 交际；传达（感情，信息等）communication n. 交际；交往；通讯company n. 公司compare vt. 比较，对照competition n. 比赛，竞赛complete a. 完成的 vt. 完成，结束composition n. 作文；作曲computer n. 电子计算机concert n. 音乐会；演奏会condition n. 条件，状况conference n. （正式的）会议；讨论connect vt. 连接，把……联系起来consider vt. 考虑continue vi. 继续control vt.& n. 控制conversation n. 谈话，交谈cook n. 炊事员，厨师 v. 烹调，做饭cooker n. 炊具 ( 锅、炉灶、烤炉等 ) cool a. 凉的，凉爽的；酷copy n. 抄本， v. 抄写；复印；拷备corner n. 角；角落；拐角correct v. 改正；纠正 a. 正确的，对的；恰当的cost v. 值（多少钱）；花费; n. 价格cotton n. 棉花 a. 棉花的cough n.& vi. 咳嗽could （ can 的过去式）可以……；count vt. 数，点数country n. 国家；农村，乡下countryside n. 乡下，农村couple n. 夫妇，一对courage n. 勇气；胆略course n. 过程；经过；课程cousin n. 堂（表）兄弟，堂（表）姐妹cover n. 盖子；罩 v. 覆盖，遮盖；掩盖cow n. 母牛，奶牛crayon n 蜡笔；蜡笔画crazy a. 疯狂的create vt. 创造；造成cross n. 十字形的东西 vt. 越过；穿过cruel a. 残忍的，残酷的；无情的cry n. 叫喊；哭声 v. 喊叫；哭culture n. 文化cup n. 茶杯cut v. n. 切，剪，削，割伤口Ddad = daddy n. （口语）爸爸，爹爹daily a. 每日的；日常的 ad. 每天 n. 日报dance n.& vi. 跳舞danger n. 危险dangerous a. 危险的dare 后接不带 to 的不定式）敢，敢于dark n. 黑暗；暗处 a. 黑暗的；暗淡的；深色的date n. 日期；约会daughter n. 女儿day n. （一）天，（一）日；白天dead a. 死的；无生命的deaf a. 聋的deal n. 量，数额；交易dear a . 亲爱的；贵的death n. 死December n. 12 月decide v. 决定；下决心decision n. 决定；决心deep a. 深 ad. 深；深厚degree n. 程度；度数；学位delicious a. 美味的，可口的dentist n. 牙科医生depend vi. 依靠，依赖，指望；取决于describe vt. 描写，叙述desk n. 书桌，写字台develop v. （使）发展；开发 vt. 冲洗（照片）development n. 发展，发达，发育，开发dialogue ( 美 dialog) n. 对话diary n. 日记；日记簿dictionary n. 词典，字典die v. 死difference n. 不同different a. 不同的，有差异的difficult a. 难的；艰难的；不易相处的difficulty n. 困难，费力dig v. 挖（洞、沟等）；掘dinner n. 正餐，宴会direct a. vt. 直接的；指挥；监督；导演direction n. 方向；方位director n. 所长，处长，主任；董事；导演dirty a. 脏的discover vt. 发现discovery n. 发现discuss vt. 讨论，议论discussion n. 讨论，辩论disease n. 病，疾病dish n. 盘，碟；盘装菜；盘形物dismiss vt. 让…离开；遣散；解散；解雇disturb vt. 扰乱；打扰divide vt. 分，划分do (did, done) 做，干doctor n. 医生，大夫；博士dog n. 狗doll n. 玩偶，玩具娃娃dollar n. 元（美国、加拿大、澳大利亚等国货币）door n. 门double a. 两倍的；双的 n. 两个；双doubt n.& v. 怀疑，疑惑down prep. 沿着，沿……而下 ad. 向下downstairs ad. 在楼下；到楼下dozen n. 十二个；几十，许多draw (drew, drawn) v. 绘画；绘制；拖；提取drawer n. 抽屉dream 梦，梦想dress n. 女服，连衣裙；服装v. 穿衣；穿着drink v. 喝，饮 n. 饮料；喝酒drive v. 驾驶，开（车）；驱赶driver n. 司机，驾驶员drop n. 滴 v. 掉下，落下；投递；放弃drug n. 药，药物；毒品drum n. 鼓dry v. 使…干；弄干；擦干 a. 干的；干燥的duck n. 鸭子dumpling n. 饺子during prep. 在……期间；在……过程中duty n. 责任，义务DVD 数码影碟Eeach a.& pron. 每人，每个，每件ear n. 耳朵；耳状物；听力，听觉early a. 早的 ad. 早地earth n. 地球；土，泥；大地east a.东部的；朝东的；ad. 在东方；n.东方；easy a. 容易的，不费力的eat v. 吃edge n. 边缘education n. 教育，培养effort n. 努力，艰难的尝试egg n. 蛋；卵eight num. 八eighteen num. 十八eighth num. 第八eighty num. 八十either a.二者之一 ad. (用于否定句) 也elder n. 长者；前辈electric a. 电的elephant n. 象eleven num. 十一else ad. 别的，其他的e-mail n.电子邮件v. 发电子邮件empty a. 空的encourage vt. 鼓励end n.终点；结束 v. 结束，终止enemy n. 敌人；敌军energy n. 精力，能量engineer n. 工程师；技师England n. 英格兰English a. 英国的，英国人的 n. 英语enjoy vt. 欣赏；享受…之乐趣；喜欢enough n. 足够；充足 a. 足够的；充分的enter vt. 进入environment n. 环境eraser n. 橡皮擦；黑板擦especially ad. 特别，尤其Europe n. 欧洲European a. 欧洲的，欧洲人的n. 欧洲人even ad. 甚至，连（……都）；更evening n. 傍晚，晚上ever ad. 曾经；无论何时every a. 每一，每个的everybody pron. 每人，人人everyday a. 每日的；日常的everyone pron. 每人，人人everything pron. 每件事，事事everywhere ad. 到处exact a. 精确的；确切的exam = examination n. 考试，测试；检查；审查examine vt. 检查；诊察example n. 例子；榜样excellent a. 极好的，优秀的except prep. 除……之外excite vt. 使兴奋，使激动excuse n. 借口；辩解 vt. 原谅；宽恕exercise n. 锻炼，做操；练习，习题 vi. 锻炼expect vt. 预料；盼望；认为expensive a. 昂贵的experience n. 经验；经历experiment n. 实验explain vt. 解释，说明express vt. 表达；表示 n. 快车，特快专递eye n. 眼睛Fface n. 脸 vt. 面向；面对fact n. 事实，现实factory n. 工厂fail v. 失败；不及格；衰退fair a . 公平的，合理的， n. 集市；展览会fall (fell, fallen) vi. 落（下），降落；family n. 家庭；家族；子女famous a. 著名的fan n.热心的爱好者;风扇fantastic a.奇特的，极好的，美妙的，很棒的far ( 比较级farther, 最高级farthest 或further,furthest) a.& ad. 远的；远地farm n. 农场；农庄farmer n. 农民fast a. 快的，迅速的； ad. 快地，迅速地；紧密地fat n. 脂肪 a. 胖的；肥的father n. 父亲favourite a. 喜爱的 n. 特别喜爱的人（或物）fear n. 害怕；恐惧；担忧February n. 2 月feed (fed, fed) vt. 喂（养）；饲（养）feel (felt, felt) v.& link 感觉，觉得；摸，触feeling n. 感情；感觉festival a. 节日的，喜庆的fetch vt.取（物）来，（去）带（人）来fever n. 发烧；发热few pron. 不多；少数不多的；少数的field n. 田地；牧场；场地fifteen num. 十五fifth num. 第五fifty num. 五十fight v. 打仗（架），n.争论fill vt. 填空，装满film n. 电影；影片；胶卷 vt. 拍摄final a. 最后的；终极的find vt. 找到，发现，感到fine a . 细的；美好的；（身体）健康的finger n. 手指finish v. 结束；做完fire n. 火；火炉； vi. 开火，开，射击first 第一；首次；最初 n. 开始；开端fish n. 鱼；鱼肉 vi. 钓鱼；捕鱼fisherman n. 渔民；钓鱼健身者fit a. 健康的 , 适合的 v. （使）适合，安装five num. 五fix vt. 修理；安装；确定，决定flag n. 旗；标志；旗舰flat a. 平的 n. 楼中一套房间；公寓floor n. 地面，地板；（楼房的）层flower n. 花flu n. 流行性感冒fly n. 飞行；苍蝇fly vi.飞；飞行；vt. 空运；放风筝follow vt. 跟随；仿效；跟得上food n. 食物，食品foot ( 复 feet) n. 足，脚；英尺football n. （英式）足球；（美式）橄榄球for prep. 为了；因为，对来说，由于force vt. 强迫，迫使foreign a. 外国的foreigner n. 外国人forest n. 森林forget v. 忘记；忘掉fork n. 叉，餐叉form n. 表格；形式；结构forty num. 四十forward ad. 将来，今后；向前，前进four num. 四fourteen num. 十四fourth num. 第四fox n. 狐狸free a. 自由的，空闲的；免费的freeze vi. 结冰fresh a. 新鲜的Friday n. 星期五fridge =refrigerator n. 冰箱friend n. 朋友friendly a. 友好的friendship n. 友谊，友情frog n. 青蛙from prep. 从；从……起；距；来自front a. 前面的； n. 前面；前部；前线fruit n. 水果；果实full a. 满的，充满的；完全的fun n. 有趣的事，娱乐，玩笑funny a. 有趣的，滑稽可笑的furniture n. （总称）家具future n. 将来Ggame n. 游戏；运动；比赛garden n. 花园，果园，菜园gate n. 大门general a. 大体的，笼统的，总的gentleman n. 绅士，先生；有身份、有教养的人geography n. 地理gesture n. 姿势，手势get vt. 成为；得到；具有；到达gift n. 赠品；礼物giraffe n. 长颈鹿girl n. 女孩give vt. 给；递给；付出；给予glad a. 高兴的；乐意的glass n. 玻璃杯；玻璃； ( 复 ) 眼镜glove n. 手套go vi. 去；走；驶；通到；到达goat n. 山羊god n. 神，（大写）上帝gold n. 黄金 a 金的，黄金的golden a. 金 ( 黄 ) 色的good a. 好；良好goodbye int. 再见；再会goose ( 复 geese) n. 鹅government n. 政府grade n. 等级；学年；成绩grammar n. 语法grandchild n. （外）孙或孙女，孙辈granddaughter n. （外）孙女grandma n. 奶奶；外婆grandpa n. 爷爷；外公grandparents n. 祖父母，外祖父母grandson n. （外）孙子granny n. 老奶奶；祖母；外婆grape n. 葡萄grass n. 草；草场；牧草great a. 伟大的；重要的； ad.好极了，很好green a. 绿色的；青的 n. 绿色greeting n. 祝贺ground n. 地面group n. 组，群grow v. 生长；发育；种植；变成guard n. 防护装置，警戒guess vi. 猜guest n. 客人，宾客guitar n. 吉他，六弦琴gun n. 枪，炮gym =gymnasium n. 体操；体育馆；健身房HHabit n. 习惯，习性hair n. 头发half a.& n. 半，一半，半个hall n. 大厅，会堂，礼堂；过道ham n. 火腿hamburger n. 汉堡包hand n.手；指针 v. 递；给；交上；handbag n. 女用皮包，手提包handsome a. 英俊的handwriting n. 书法handy a. 便利的，顺手的hang v. 处（人）绞刑；上吊hang v. 悬挂，吊着；把……吊起happen vi. （偶然）发生happy a. 幸福的；快乐的，高兴的hard ad. 努力地； a. 硬的；困难的；hardly ad. 几乎不has v. 动词 have 的第三人称单数现在式hat n. 帽子 ( 一般指有边的 ) ；礼帽hate vt.& n. 恨，讨厌have vt. 有；吃；喝；进行；经受hawk n. 鹰hay n. 作饲料用的干草he pron. 他head n. 头；首脑；a.头部的；主要的；首席的headache n. 头疼health n. 健康，卫生hear v. 听见；听说 , 得知heart n. 心；心脏；纸牌中的红桃heat n. 热 vt. 把……加热heaven n. 天，天空heavy a. 重的height n. 高，高度help n. & vt. 帮助，帮忙helpful a. 有帮助的，有益的hen n. 母鸡her pron. 她 ( 宾格 ), 她的here ad. 这里，在这里；向这里hero n. 英雄，勇士，男主角hers pron. 她的（名词性物主代词）herself pron. 她自己hide v. 把……藏起来，隐藏high a. 高的；高度的 ad. 高地hill n. 小山；丘陵；土堆；斜坡him pron. 他（宾格）himself pron. 他自己his pron. 他的history n. 历史，历史学hit n.& vt. 打，撞，击中hold vt. 拿；抱；握住；举行；进行hole n. 洞，坑holiday n. 假日；假期home n. 家 ad. 到家；回家hometown n. 故乡homework n. 家庭作业honest a. 诚实的，正直的hope n.& v. 希望horse n. 马hospital n. 医院hot a. 热的hotel n. 旅馆，饭店，宾馆hour n. 小时house n. 房子；住宅housework n. 家务劳动how ad. 怎样，如何；多少；多么however ad. 可是 conj. 然而，可是，尽管如此howl vi. 嚎叫，嚎哭huge a. 巨大的，庞大的human a. 人的，人类的人humorous a. 富于幽默的hundred num. 百hungry a. （饥）饿的hurry vi. 赶快；急忙hurt vt. 伤害，受伤；伤人感情husbandhydrogen n. n. 丈夫氢II pron. 我Ice n. 冰icecream n. 冰淇淋idea n. 主意，意见，打算，想法if conj. 如果，假使；是否，是不是ill a. 有病的；不健康的illness n. 疾病imagine vt. 想像，设想immediately ad. 立即important a . 重要的impossible a. 不可能的improve vt. 改进，更新in prep. 在……里inch n. 英寸include vt. 包含，包括increase v. & n. 增加，繁殖India n. 印度Indian n. 印地安人；印度人Industry n. 工业，产业Influence n.& v. 影响Information n. 信息ink n. 墨水，油墨inside prep. 在……里面 ad. 在里面insist vi. 坚持；坚决认为instead ad. 代替，顶替instruction n. 说明，须知；教导interest n. 兴趣，趣味；利息interesting a. 有趣的international a. 国际的interview n.& vt. 采访，会见，面试into prep. 到……里；向内；变成introduce vt. 介绍introduction n. 引进，介绍invent vt. 发明，创造invention n. 发明，创造invite vt. 邀请，招待iron n. 铁，熨斗 vt. 熨烫island n. 岛it pron. 它its pron. 它的jacket n. 短上衣，夹克衫jJanuary n. 1 月Japan n. 日本Japanese a. 日本的，日本人的n. 日本人jeans n. 牛仔裤job n. （一份）工作join v. 参加，加入；连接；会合joy n. 欢乐，高兴，乐趣juice n. 汁、液July n. 7 月Jump n. 跳跃；跳变 v. 跳跃；惊起；猛扑June n. 6 月jungle n. 丛林，密林just ad. 刚才；恰好；不过；a . 公正的justice n. 正义；公正；司法kkangaroo n. 大袋鼠keep v. 保持；保存；继续不断key n. 钥匙；答案；键；关键keyboard n. 键盘kick v.& n. 踢kid n. 小孩kill v. 杀死，弄死kilo n. 千克；千米kilogram n. 千克kilometre n. 千米（公里）kind n. 种；类 a. 善良的；友好的kindhearted a. 好心的king n. 国王kiss n.& vt. 吻，亲吻kitchen n. 厨房kite n. 风筝knee n. 膝盖knife ( 复 knives) n. 小刀；匕首；刀片knock n.& v. 敲；打；击know v. 知道，了解；认识；懂得knowledge n. 知识，学问llab = laboratory n. 实验室labour ( 美 labor) n. 劳动labourer ( 美 laborer) n. 体力劳动者lack n.& vt. 缺乏，缺少ladder n. 梯子lady n. 女士，夫人lake n. 湖lamb n. 羔羊lamp n. 灯，油灯；光源land n. 陆地；土地 v. 登岸（陆）；降落language n. 语言lantern n. 灯笼；提灯last a . 最近的；最后的last v. 持续late a. 晚的，迟的 ad. 晚地，迟地laugh n.& v. 笑，大笑；嘲笑laughter n. 笑；笑声law n. 法律，法令；定律lay vt. 放，搁lazy a. 懒惰的lead n. 铅 v. 领导，带领leader n . 领袖，领导人leaf ( 复 leaves) n. （树，菜）叶learn vt. 学，学习，学会leave v. 离开；把……留下，剩下left a. 左边的 ad. 向左 n. 左，左边leg n. 腿；腿脚；支柱lemonade n. 柠檬水lend vt. 借（出） , 把……借给lesson n. 课；功课；教训let vt. 让letter n. 信；字母level n. 水平线，水平library n. 图书馆，图书室license n. 执照，许可证lie n.& vi. 谎言 ; 说谎 v. 躺；平放；位于life ( 复 lives) n. 生命；生活；人生；生物lifetime n. 一生，终生lift v. 举起，抬起；消散n.电梯light n. 光，光亮；灯 vt.点燃 a. 明亮的；lightning n. 闪电like prep. 像，跟……一样like vt. 喜欢，喜爱line n. 绳索，线路 v. 画线于，（使）成行link v. 连接；联系lion n. 狮子list n. 一览表，清单listen vi. 听 , 仔细听little a. 小的，少的 ad. 很少地 ,live vi. 生活；居住a . 活的，活着的；实况lively a. 活泼的；充满生气的living a. 活着的 n. 生计lock n. 锁 vt. 锁，锁上London n. 伦敦long a. 长的，远 ad. 长久look n. 看，瞧 v. 看，观看 v.lose vt. 失去，丢失lot n. 许多，好些loud a. 大声的love n.& vt. 爱；热爱；很喜欢lovely a. 美好的，可爱的low a.& ad. 低；矮luck n. 运气，好运lucky a. 运气好，侥幸lunch n. 午餐，午饭MMachine n. 机器mad a. 发疯的；生气的madam/ madame n. 夫人，女士magazine n. 杂志magic a. 有魔力的mail n. 邮政，邮递 v. （美）邮寄main a. 主要的make vt. 制造，做；使得 n. 样式；制造male a. 男（性）的；雄的man n. 成年男人；人，人类manage v. 管理；设法对付manager n. 经理many pron. 许多人a. 许多的map n. 地图March n. 3 月Mark n. 标记 vt. 标明，作记号于Market n. 市场，集市Marriage n. 结婚，婚姻marry v. （使）成婚，结婚master vt. 精通，掌握match vt. 使相配，使成对n. 比赛，竞赛n. 火柴material n. 材料，原料mathematics math数学matter n. 要紧事，事情 vi. 要紧maximum a.& n. 最大限度 ( 的 ) may v. 可以；也许，可能May n. 5 月maybe ad. 可能，大概，也许me pron. 我（宾格）meal n. 一餐（饭）mean vt. 意思是，意指meaning n. 意思，含意meat n. （猪、牛、羊等的）肉medical a. 医学的，医疗的medicine n. 药媒体；中间的，中等的meet vt. n. 遇见，见到会；集会meeting n. 会；集会；会见；汇合点member n. 成员，会员memory n. 回忆，记忆mend v. 修理，修补mention n. 提及vt. 提到，说起；menu n. 菜单message n. 消息，音信metal n. 金属 a. 金属制成的method n. 方法，办法metre ( 美 meter) n. 米，公尺middle n. 中间；当中；中级的might (may 的过去式) 可能，也许，或许mild a. 温和的，暖和的，凉爽的mile n. 英里milk n. 牛奶 vt. 挤奶mind n. 思想，想法v. 介意，关心mine pron. 我的〈名词性物主代词〉mineral n. 矿物质，矿物minute n. 分钟；一会儿，瞬间mirror n. 镜子miss vt. 失去，错过，缺mistake n. 错误 vt. 弄错mistaken a. 错误的model n. 模型，原形；范例；模范modern a. 现代的Mom =Mum n. 妈妈Moment n. 片刻，瞬间Monday n. 星期一money n. 钱；货币monitor n. （班级内的）班长；监视器monkey n. 猴子month n. 月，月份moon n. 月球；月光；月状物moon cake n. 月饼more a. 较多的；更n. 更多的量；morning n. 早晨，上午 n. 莫斯科most 最多 n. 大部分，mother n. 母亲motorcycle n. 摩托车mountain(s) n. 山，山脉mouse ( 复 mice) n. 鼠，耗子；（计算机）鼠标mouth n. 嘴，口move v. 移动，搬动，搬家movie n. （口语）电影Mr. n. 先生Mrs. n. 夫人 , 太太（称呼已婚妇女）Ms. n. 女士much a. 许多的，大量的 ad. 非常；n.大量murder vt. 谋杀museum n. 博物馆，博物院music n. 音乐，乐曲must v. 必须，应当；必定是my pron. 我的myself pron. 我自己Nnail n. 钉，钉子name n. 名字，姓名，名称 vt. 命名，名叫national a. 国家的，全国性的，民族的natural a. 自然的nature n. 自然 , 性质，种类nearly ad. 将近，几乎necessary a. 必需的，必要的neck n. 颈，脖子need n. 需要，需求neighbour ( 美neighbor) n. 邻居，邻人neither a. （两者）都不；也不nervous a. 紧张不安的never ad. 决不，从来没有new a. 新的；新鲜的news n. 新闻，消息newspaper n. 报纸next a. 最近的；下一次 ad. 然后，下一步nice a. 令人愉快的；好的，漂亮的niece n. 侄女，甥女night n. 夜；夜间nine num. 九nineteen num. 十九ninety num. 九十ninth num. 第九no ad. 不，不是 a. 没有，无，不No.( 缩 ) = number n. 数字；号码Nobody n. pron. 没有人，谁也不nod vi. 点头noise n. 声音，噪声，喧闹声none pron. 无任何东西或人，无一人noodle n. 面条noon n. 中午，正午nor conj. 也不north a. 北的；朝北的；ad. 向北方 n.北方；northern a. 北方的，北部的nose n. 鼻not ad. 不，没note n. 便条，笔记，vt.记录；注意，留意notebook n. 笔记簿nothing n.没有什么adv. 一点也不；并不notice n. 布告，注意vt. 注意，注意到November n. 11 月now ad. 现在number n. 数，数字，号码；数量nurse n. 护士；保育员OObject n. 物，物体；宾语Ocean n. 海洋October n. 十月of prep. (表示所属,数量,其中) ……的off prep. 离开，走开 ad. 离开；offer n.& vt. 提供；建议office n. 办公室officer n. 军官；公务员，官员；警察often ad. 经常，常常oil n. 油OK ad. (口语)好，对，不错old a. 老的，旧的on prep. 在……上，关于once n.& ad. 一次，一度，从前 conj. 一旦one p ron. 一num. 一oneself pron. 自己；自身only a. 惟一的，仅有的ad. 仅仅，只，才open a. 开着的，开口的vt. 开，打开operation n. 手术，操作or conj. 或；就是；否则orange n. 橘子，橙子，橘汁 a. 橘色的，橙色的order vt. 定购，定货；点菜n. 顺序other pron. 别人，别的东西a. 别的，另外的our pron. 我们的ours pron. 我们的(名词性物主代词) ourselves pron. 我们自己out ad. 出外；在外,向外；熄outside n. 外面 ad. 在外面；prep. 在……外面over prep. 在…上方；越过；ad.越过；结束overcoat n. 大衣own a. 自己的 v. 拥有，所有owner n. 物主，所有人PPacific a. 太平洋的package n.一包，一袋，一盒page n. 页，页码paint n. 油漆 vt. 油漆，粉刷，绘画pair n. 一双，一对palace n. 宫，宫殿pale a. 苍白的，灰白的pancake n. 薄煎饼panda n. 熊猫paper n. 纸；报纸pardon n. 原谅，宽恕，对不起parent n. 父 ( 母 ) ，双亲park n. 公园 vt. 停放（汽车）part n. 部分a.部分的 v. 分离；分开；party n. 聚会，晚会；党派pass vt. 传，递；经过；通过passage n.一节，一段；通道；走廊passenger n. 乘客，旅客passport n. 护照past n. 过去 prep. 过……，走过某处path n. 小道，小径patient n. 病人patient a. 耐心的pay v. 付钱，给……报酬 n. 工资P.E.( 缩 ) =physical educa n. 体育peace n. 和平pear n. 梨子，梨树pen n. 钢笔，笔pencil n. 铅笔penny n. （英）便士；美分people n. 人，人们；人民percent n. 百分之……perfect a. 完美的，极好的perhaps ad. 可能，或period n. 时期，时代person n. 人personal a. 个人的，私人的pet n. 宠物，爱畜phone = telephone v. 打电话n. 电话，电话机photo =photographn. 照片physics n. 物理（学）piano n. 钢琴pick v. 拾起，采集；挑选picnic n.& v. 野餐picture n. 图片，画片，照片pie n. 甜馅饼piece n. 一块（片，张，件……）pig n. 猪pilot n. 飞行员pink a. 粉红色的pioneer n. 先锋，开拓者pity n. 怜悯，同情place n. 地方，处所 v. 放置，安置，安排plain a. 家常的；普通的plan n.& v. 计划，打算plane n. 飞机planet n. 行星plant vt. 种植，播种 n. 植物plastic a. 塑料的plate n. 板；片；牌；盘子；盆子play v. 玩；游戏；播放 n. 玩耍，戏剧playground n. 操场，运动场pleasant a. 令人愉快的，舒适的please v. 请；使人高兴，使人满意pleasure n. 高兴，愉快plenty n. 充足，大量pocket n. （衣服的）口袋poem n. 诗point v. 指，指向 n. 点；分数police n. 警察，警务人员policeman ( 复men) n. 警察；巡警polite a. 有礼貌的，有教养的pond n. 池塘pool n . 水塘，水池poor a. 贫穷的；可怜的；不好的, 差的pop = popular a.大众的，通俗的popular a. 流行的，大众的，受欢迎的population n. 人口，人数pork n. 猪肉position n. 位置possible a. 可能的post n. 邮政，邮寄，邮件 v. 投寄；邮寄postcard n. 明信片postman n. 邮递员potato n. 土豆，马铃薯pound n. 磅；英镑practice n. 练习practice ( 美 practise) v. 练习，实践praise n.& vt. 赞扬，表扬prepare vt. 准备 , 预备；调制，配制present n. 礼物，赠品president n. 总统pretty a. 漂亮的，可爱的prevent vt. 防止，预防price n. 价格，价钱pride n. 自豪，骄傲primary a. 初等的；初级的print vt. 印刷prison n. 监狱prisoner n. 囚犯private a. 私人的prize n. 奖赏，奖品probably ad. 很可能，大概problem n. 问题，难题produce vt. 生产；制造programme ( 美 program) n. 节目；项目progress n. 进步，上进 vi. 进展；进行promise n.& vi. 答应，允诺pronounce vt. 发音pronunciation n. 发音proper a. 恰当的，合适的protect vt. 保护proud a. 自豪的；骄傲的prove vt. 证明 provide vt. 提供provide vt. 供应，供给public a. 公共的，公众的n. 公众pull v. 拉，拖n. 拉力，引力punish v. 惩罚，处罚pupil n. （小）学生purpose n. 目的，意图purse n. 钱包push n.& v. 推put vt. 放，摆Qquarter n. 四分之一，一刻钟queen n. 皇后，女王question vt. 询问 n. 问题quick a. 快；敏捷的；ad. 快地；敏捷地；quiet a. 安静的；寂静的quite ad. 完全，十分RRabbit n. 兔，家兔race n. 赛跑，竞赛radio n. 无线电，收音机railway n. 铁路；铁道rain n. 雨，雨水 vi. 下雨raincoat n. 雨衣rainy a. 下雨的；多雨的raise vt. 使升高；饲养rapid a. 快的，迅速的rat n. 老鼠rather ad. 相当，宁可reach v. 到达，伸手（脚等）够到read v. 读；朗读ready a. 准备好的real a. 真实的，确实的realise ( 美 realize) vt. 认识到，实现really ad. 真正地；到底；确实reason vi. 评理；劝说 n. 理由，原因receive v. 收到，得到recent a. 近来的，最近的recite v. 背诵record n. 记录；唱片recorder n. 录音机red n. 红色 a. 红色的refuse vi. 拒绝，不愿regard v. 看待，尊敬regret n.& vt. 可惜，遗憾；痛惜；哀悼relation n. 关系；亲属relax v. （使）放松，轻松remain vt. 余下，留下 vi. 保持，仍是remember v. 记得，想起repair n.& vt. 修理；修补repeat vt. 重说，重做reply n. 回答，答复report n.& v. 报道，报告require vt. 需求；要求research n. 研究，调查rest n. 休息；剩余的部分vi. 休息，歇息restaurant n. 饭馆 , 饭店result n. 结果，效果retell vt. 重讲，重复，复述return v. 归还，回，归review vt. 回顾；复习 n.复习；评论rice n. 稻米；米饭rich a. 富裕的，有钱的riddle n. 谜 ( 语 )ride v. 骑马、自行车；乘车 n. 乘车旅行right n. 权利 a.正确的ad. 正确地a.右边的ring v. 铃响；打电话 n. 电话，铃声n. 环形物rise vi. 上升，上涨river n. 江；河；水道；巨流road n. 路，道路robot n. 机器人rock n. 岩石，大石头 vt. 摇，摇晃role n. 角色room n. 房间，室；空间；地方 ( 美 ) 公鸡rope n. 绳，索rose n. 玫瑰花round ad. 转过来 prep.围着 a. 圆的；row n. 一排，一行 v. 划船rubber n. 橡胶；合成橡胶rubbish n.垃圾；废物rule n. 规则，规定 vt. 统治；支配ruler n. 统治者；直尺run vi. 跑，奔跑；（颜色）褪色rush vi. 冲，奔跑Russia n. 俄罗斯，俄国Russian a. 俄国人的，俄语的 n. 俄国人，俄语Ssad a. （使人）悲伤的safe a. 安全的 n. 保险柜safety n. 安全，保险sail n. 航行 v. 航行，开航salad n. 色拉（西餐中的一种凉拌菜）sale n. 卖，出售salt n. 盐same n. 同样的事 a 同样的，同一的sand n. 沙，沙子sandwich n. 三明治（夹心面包片）satisfy vt. 满足，使满意Saturday n. 星期六sausage n. 香肠，腊肠save vt. 救，挽救，节省say vt. 说，讲scarf n. 领巾，围巾school n. 学校schoolbag n. 书包science n. 科学，自然科学scientist n. 科学家score n.& v. 得分，分数screen n. 幕，荧光屏sea n. 海，海洋search n.& v. 搜寻，搜查season n. 季；季节seat n. 座位，座second n. 秒 num. 第二 a. 第二的secret n. 秘密，内情secretary n. 秘书；书记see vt. 看见，看到；领会；拜会seem v. 似乎，好像seldom ad. 很少，不常sell v. 卖send v. 打发，派遣；送，邮寄sense n. 感觉，意识sentence n. 句子separate v. 使分开，使分离 a. 单独的，分开的September n. 9 月Serious a. 严肃的，严重的；认真的servant n. 仆人，佣人serve vt. 招待（顾客等），服务service n. 服务service n. 服务set n. 装备，设备 vt. 设置）seven num. 七seventeen num. 十七seventh num. 第七seventy num. 七十several pron. 几个，数个 a. 若干shake v. （使）动摇，震动shall v. aux. （表示将来）将要，会；shame n. 遗憾的事；羞愧shape n. 形状，外形 v. 使成型，制造share vt. 分享，共同使用she pron. 她sheep n. （绵）羊；羊皮；驯服者shelf n. 架子；搁板；陆架shine v. 发光；照耀；杰出；擦亮ship n. 船，轮船 vi. 用船装运shirt n. 男衬衫shoe n. 鞋shop vi. 买东西 n. 商店，车间short a. 短的；矮的shorts n. 短裤should. 应当，应该，会shall 的过去时态shoulder n. 肩膀；（道路的）路肩shout n.& v. 喊，高声呼喊show v. 给…看，显示n. 展示，展览会；演出shower n. 阵雨；淋浴shut v. n. 关上，封闭；禁闭；shy a. 害羞的sick a. 有病的，患病的；（想）呕吐side n. 边，旁边，面，侧面sight n. 情景，风景；视力silence n. 安静，沉默silent a. 无声的，无对话的silk n. （蚕）丝，丝织品silly a. 傻的，愚蠢的silver n. 银similar a. 相似的，像simple a. 简单的，简易的since ad. 从那时以来conj. 从…以来，由于sing v. 唱，唱歌single a. 单一的，单个的sir n. 先生；阁下sister n. 姐；妹sit vi. 坐situation n. 形势，情况six num. 六sixteen num. 十六sixth num. 第六sixty num. 六十size n. 尺寸，大小skate vi. 溜冰，滑冰skill n. 技能，技巧skirt n. 女裙sky n. 天；天空sleep vi. 睡觉n. 睡觉sleepy a. 想睡的，困倦的，瞌睡的slow ad. 慢慢地，缓慢地small a. 小的，少的smart a. 灵巧的，伶俐的；时髦的，smell n. 气味smell v. 嗅，闻到；发气味smile n.& v. 微笑smoke n. 烟 v. 冒烟；吸烟smooth a. 光滑的；平坦的snake n. 蛇 v. 蛇般爬行；蜿蜒行进snow n. 雪 vi. 下雪snowy a. 雪白的；下雪的；积雪的so ad. 如此，这么；conj. 因此，所以soap n. 肥皂social a. 社会的；社交的society n. 社会sock n. 短袜sofa n. （长）沙发soft a. 软的，柔和的soldier n. 士兵，战士solid a. 结实的，固体的 n. 固体some a. 一些，某一 pron. 若干，一些somebody pron. 某人；有人；有名气的人someone pron. 某一个人something pron. 某事；某物sometimes ad. 有时somewhere ad. 在某处son n. 儿子song n. 歌唱；歌曲soon ad. 不久，很快，一会儿sorry a. 对不起，抱歉；难过的sort vt. 把……分类，拣选 n. 种类，类别sound vi. 听起来；发出声音 n. 声音soup n. 汤south a. 南方的；向南的；ad. 在南方n. 南；southern a. 南部的，南方的space n. 空间spare a. 空闲的，多余的，剩余的speak v. 说，讲；谈话；发言speaker n. 演讲人，演说家special a. 特别的，专门的speech n. 演讲speed n. 速度 v. （使）加速spell vt.拼写spelling n. 拼写，拼读spend v. 度过；花费（钱、时间等）spirit n. 精神spoon n. 匙 , 调羹sport n. 体育运动，锻炼；运动会spread v.延伸；展开spring n. 春天，春季, 泉水，泉square n. 广场 a. 平方的；方形的stairs n. 楼梯stamp n. 邮票stand v. 站；立；起立；坐落；standard n. & a. 标准（的）star n. 星，恒星start v. 开始，着手；出发state n. 状态；情形；国家，（美国的）州station n. 站，所，车站；电台stay n.& vi. 停留，逗留，呆steal vt. 偷 , 窃取steel n. 钢，钢铁step n. 脚步，台阶，梯级 vi. 走；跨步stick vi. 粘住，坚持 n. 木棒，枝条still ad. 仍然，还stomach n. 胃，胃部stone n. 石头，石料。
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一、9月20日（周三）
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六年级上册语文第一单元听写
六年级上册语文第一单元听写一、听写词语清爽、吟诵、唱和、瀑布、陡峭、挺拔、身躯、精致、蕴含、奥秘、侠客、静谧、追随、小巷、俏丽、烘烤、音韵、演奏、探索、勤勉、漫游、亲吻、德高望重、津津乐道、别有深意、左冲右撞、意味深长、庞然大物、行色匆匆二、听写句子1. 甲虫音乐家们全神贯注地振着翅膀，优美的音韵，像灵泉一般流了出来。
此时，我觉得它们的音乐优于人间的一切音乐，这是只有虫子们才能演奏出来的。
2. 今天，我又躺在田野里，在无限的静谧中，忘了世界，也忘了自己。
3. 在我眼前，空前变大了，小草成了大森林。
一只小虫，一只生着坚硬黑甲的小虫，迷失在这座森林里。
我想它一定是游侠吧！4. 我悠悠忽忽地漫游了一个下午，直至夕阳亲吻着西山的时候，红鸠鸟的歌声才把我的心灵唤回来。
三、听写段落1. 詹天佑是我国杰出的爱国工程师。
从北京到张家口这一段铁路，最早是在他的主持下修筑成功的。
这是第一条完全由我国的工程技术人员设计施工的铁路干线。
2. 詹天佑不怕困难，也不怕嘲笑，毅然接受了任务，开始勘测线路。
哪里要开山，哪里要架桥，哪里要把陡坡铲平，哪里要把弯度改小，都要经过勘测，进行周密计算。
詹天佑经常勉励工作人员说：“我们工作首先要精密，不能有一点儿马虎。
‘大概’，‘差不多’，这类说法不应该出自工程人员之口。
”他亲自带着学生和工人，背着标杆、经纬仪，在峭壁上定点、构图。
塞外常常是狂风怒号，黄沙满天，一不小心就有坠入深谷的危险。
詹天佑不管条件怎样恶劣，始终坚持在野外工作。
白天，他攀山越岭，勘测线路；晚上，他就在油灯下绘图，计算。
为了寻找一条合适的线路，他还常常请教当地的农民。
遇到困难时他总是想：“这是中国人自己修筑的第一条铁路，一定要把它修好。
否则，不但惹得那些外国人讥笑，还会使中国工程师失掉信心。
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2册UNIT11.钓鱼岛（Diaoyu Island）属于中国。
2.我们利用气球(balloon)装饰我们的教室。
3.一些珠宝；4.设计一辆小汽车；5.精心挑选一些好书；6.最令人吃惊的经历；7.在地震中幸存；8.一个有价值的花瓶；9.我邀请他去看电影，作为对他的帮助的回报。
10.寻找被偷的稀有的宝石(stone)；KEYS:1.Diaoyu Island belongs to China.2.We decorated our classroom with balloons.3.some jewels/ jewellery,4.design a car;5.select some good books;6.the most amazing experience;7.survive (in) the earthquake;8.a valuable vase;9.I invited him to see a film in returnfor his help.10.search for the missing/stolen rare stone;be in search of the missing /stolen rare stone;1.这本书值得读。
2.我们班有少于80名学生。
3.我怀疑他是否会来。
4.前者；5.当地的学校；6.脱下（移动，移除）他的夹克；7.教堂(the church)的入口；8.我们所有人都认为这部电影不错。
9.拆开那个闹钟；10.非正式的协议（agreement）；KEYS:1.This book is worth reading.2.There are less than 80 students in our class.3.I doubt whether/if he will come.4.the former;5.local schools;6.remove his jacket;7.the entrance to the church;8.We all/All of us think highly/well/much/a lot/ a great deal of the film.9.take the clock apart;10.an informal agreement;1.毫无疑问钓鱼岛属于中国。
2.这个公园值得参观。
（3个）3.万一下雨的话；4.为了纪念那些死去的人；5.是你而不是我错了。
6.故意地打坏窗户；7.认为这本书不好；8.不少于100本书；9.一间装饰有很多书的房间；10.重建当地的庙宇；1.There is no doubt that Diaoyu Island belongs to China.2.The park is worth a visit/visiting. The park is worthy of being visited. The park is worthy to be visited.It is worthwhile to visit the park.It is worthwhile visiting the park.3.in case of rain;in case it rains;4.in honor/memory of the dead;5.It is you rather than I are wrong.It was you rather than I were wrong. 6.break the window by design/on purpose;7.think badly/ill/poorly/little of this book;8.less than 100 books;9.a room decorated with many books;10.rebuild local temples;UNIT21.参加比赛；2.电脑在我们的日常生活当中起重要的作用。
3.PC代表个人的（personal）电脑。
4.老顾客；5.他承认他错了。
6.他也喜欢玩儿电脑游戏。
（as well）7.政府（government）决定用天然气（gas）代替煤（coal）。
8.谁是主管？9.体育；10.物理变化；1.take part in the game;puters play an important part in our daily life.3.PC stands for personal computer.4.regular customers;5.He admitted that he was wrong.6.He enjoys playing computer games, as well.7.The government decided to replace coal with gas.8.Who is in charge?9.physical education;10.physical changes;1.UN 代表united nations. (2个)2.为了赢得金牌而竞争；3.他给我修电脑收了我20元。
4.这个年轻人负责那个农场。
（2个）5.李华去年被北大录取了。
6.我们对于大衣的价格和店主（shopkeeper）讨价还价。
7.Mary 踢足球像男孩子一样好。
8.她承认她偷了那辆车。
9.和21班竞争；10.明天你也去看电影吗？pete for gold medals;2.UN stands for united nations.The letters UN stand for united nations.3.He charged me $20 for repairing my bike.4. The young man is in charge of thefarm.The farm is in the charge of the young man.5. Lihua was admitted into/toBeijing/Peking University last year. 6. We bargained with the shopkeeper about the price of the overcoat.7. Mary plays football as well as boys.8.She admitted that she had stolen the car.She admitted having stolen the car.pete with/against Class 21;10.Are you going to see the film tomorrow as well?Will you go to see the film tomorrow as well?UNIT31.他是如此聪明的一个孩子以致于每个人都喜欢他。
2.在我的好友的帮助下，我在英语这一方面取得了很大的进步。
3.天突然下雨。
结果，我上课迟到了。
4.解决这些问题；5.我不知道如何处理这个事情（matter）。
6.在某种程度上你是对的。
7.从现在起，我们应该更努力地学习。
8.看守那些孩子是我的职责。
9.几种类型的疾病（disease）10.总共有五所学校消失了。
1.He is so clever a boy/child that everyone likes him.He is such a clever boy/child that everyone likes him.2.With the help of my best friend, I have made great progress in English.3.It rained suddenly. As a result, I came late for class.4.solve the problem;5.I don’t know what to do with the matter.I wonder how to deal with the matter.6.In a way you are right.7.From now on, we should worked harder.8.It is my duty to watch over those children.9.some/several types of disease;10.In total, 5 schools disappeared.1.这个世界是什么时候形成的？2.他起床很早，目的是为了赶上第一班车。
3.她上个月学习很努力，以致于她取得了很大的进步。
4.他成功地解决了他的问题。
5.在夏天我们戴上墨镜为了保护我们的眼睛不受太阳的伤害。
6.我真的很感激有时间在这里跟你谈话。
7.熊猫处于灭亡的危险中。
8.请注意我正在说的话。
9.这个故事是如此滑稽可笑的（funny）以致于每个学生都大笑起来。
10.老师根据能力把学生们分成(divide…into…)几个小组。
1.When did the world come into being?2.He got up early so that he could catch the first bus.3.She worked hard last month so that she has made great progress.4.He succeeded in solving his problem.5.In summer we wear sunglasses to protect our eyes from the sun.6. I really appreciate having time to talk with you here.7.Pandas are in danger of dying out.8. Please pay attention to what I am saying.9.The story was so funny that each student burst into laughter.10. The teacher divided the students into some groups according to their ability.UNIT51.他梦想着成为飞行员（pilot）。
2.你应该学会依靠你自己。
3.说实话，我们必须重视教育。
4.除了学校之外，这个村子还有一个诊所（clinic）。
5.你最熟悉的主题公园（theme park）就是迪士尼乐园（Disneyland）.6.不要浪费任何东西，最重要的是不要浪费时间。