Supernatural 17 study note (first season)(eng pod major)
中国古代传说故事英文翻译及讲解 ppt课件
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精卫填海 Jingwei determines to fill up
the sea
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精卫填海
▪ 发鸠之山，其上多柘（音这）木，有鸟焉， 其状如乌，文首，白喙，赤足，名曰： “精卫”，其鸣自詨（音叫）。是炎帝之 少女，名曰女娃。女娃游于东海，溺而不 返，故为精卫，常衔西山之木石，以堙于 东海。
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3. They extol perseverance and self-sacrifice. ▪ The story of Gun andYu trying to tame the flood ▪ “The Foolish Old Man Removes the Mountain” 4. They praise rebellion against oppression. 5. They eulogize the yearning for true love. ▪ “The Cowherd and the Girl Weaver” 6. They encourage good deeds and warn against sin.
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——《艺文类聚》卷一引《三五历记》(三国）
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Pangu Separates the Sky from the Earth
▪ The sky and the earth were at first one blurred entity like an egg. Pangu was born into it. The separation of the sky and the earth took eighteen thousand years – the yang which was light and pure rose to become the sky, and the yin which was heavy and murky sank to form the earth. Between them was Pangu, who went through nine changes every day, his wisdom greater than that of the sky and his ability greater than that of the earth. Every day the sky rose ten feet higher, the earth became ten feet thicker, and Pangu grew ten feet taller. Another eighteen thousand years passed, and there was an extremely high sky, an extremely thick earth, and an extremely tall Pangu. Then came the Three emperors.
【全国百强校】安徽省芜湖市第一中学2024-2025学年高一自主招生考试试英语试题
芜湖一中2024年高一自主招生考试英语试卷(满分：100分)一、单项填空（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
1．What ______shame it is to ask such a silly question in ________ public.A. /; /B. a ; /C. /; theD. a; the2．— __________ will you visit Wuhu Fantawild (芜湖方特快乐世界)?—Not until the final exams are finished. It will be better.A. How soonB. How oftenC. How many timesD. How long 3．—Could you tell me _________? I’d like to take part in it. —-On June 5th.A. when will the fashion show be heldB. when the fashion show will be heldC. when will the fashion show be taken place C. when the fashion show will be taken place 4．Miss Li always______ everyone ______. She is never angry with us.A. regards; nice B．tricks; friendlier C. tricks; friendly D．treats; nicely 5．─ There’s too much salt in the Chinese diet.─ So there is. The WHO says only 1.5 grams of salt ______ for each man every day.A. will needB. is needingC. is neededD. has needed 6．The number of the children who_______ the iPads______ growing all the time.A. own, areB. owns, isC. own, isD. owns, are 7．—Excuse me, when shall we go shopping together, Saturday or Sunday?一______day is OK, I'm free at the weekend.A. EitherB. NeitherC. BothD. None 8．Some organizations have been ______ to help the poor students in the western areas of China.A. given upB. put upC. picked upD. set up 9．How well she sings! She has such a beautiful ______.A. voiceB. soundC. noiseD. music10．I paid ￥10 for _________this morning.A. 4 bottle milksB. 4 bottles of milkC. 4 bottles of milksD. 4 milk二、完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳选项。
Supernatural 32 study note (first season)(notes with mocking vocabulary books)
Video-game room 游戏厅 (小时候最喜欢的地方)Plagiarize 剽窃plagiarize['pleidʒjəraiz] vi. 剽窃；抄袭plagiarism['pleidʒiərizəm] n. 剽窃,剽窃物Simile明喻simile['simili] n. 明喻；直喻Metaphor 暗喻metaphor['metəfə] n. 暗喻，隐喻；比喻说法。
Tragedy 。
ComedyBlockbuster 大片blockbuster['blɔk,bʌstə] n. 轰动；巨型炸弹；一鸣惊人者，，[比喻]重磅炸弹；神通广大、一鸣惊人的人(或事物)，有巨大影响的人(或事物)，了不起的人(或事物)；狂暴的人(或事物) Animation 动画片animation [,æni'meiʃən] n.；卡通片Horror movie=thriller 。
War movie 。
Soap opera 肥皂剧1Milton revisedContact me by horst_chen@ or 130003838@celebrity[si'lebrəti] n. 名人；名声Subtitle 。
caption ['kæpʃən] n. 标题；字幕Lead role 主演Trailer 预告片trailer['treilə] n. 拖车；预告片Reflect on反思reflect on仔细考虑，思考；反省You have to reflect on how to answer his questions before you get to his house.在你到达他家之前你必须考虑好如何回答他提出的问题。
reflect on sb/sth phrasal verbto affect other people's opinion of someone or something, especially in a bad way When one player behaves disgracefully, it reflects (badly) on the whole team.The whole affair does not reflect well on the government.Meditate 沉思meditate ['mediteit] vt. 考虑；计划；企图vi. 冥想；沉思Meditation冥想2Milton revisedContact me by horst_chen@ or 130003838@3Milton revisedContact me by horst_chen@ or 130003838@meditation [,medi'tei ʃən] n. 冥想；沉思，深思Speculate 深思speculate ['spekjuleit] vi. 推测；投机；思索vt. 推断speculate /ˈspek.j ʊ.le ɪt/ verb [ I ] GUESS1. to guess possible answers to a question when you do not have enough information tobe certainI don't know why she did it - I'm just speculating.A spokesperson declined to speculate on the cause of the train crash. Journalists are speculating about whether interest rates will be cut.[ + that ] The newspapers have speculated that they will get married next year.Ponder…contemplateponder ['p ɔnd ə] vt. 仔细考虑；衡量vi. 考虑；沉思contemplate ['k ɔnt əm,pleit] vt. 沉思；注视；思忖；预期vi. 冥思苦想；深思熟虑Logical fallacy 逻辑谬误 rational…irrational .. prejudice…bias….hypothesis….fallacy /ˈfæl.ə.si/ n. 谬论，谬误，，推理谬误，论证中的缺陷(或不足之处)Infer 推断infer[in'fə:] vt. 推断；推论vi. 推断；作出推论infer /ɪnˈfɜː r / /-ˈfɝː/ verb [ T ] -rr- FORMALto form an opinion or guess that something is true because of the information that you have What do you infer from her refusal?[ + that ] I inferred from her expression that she wanted to leave.Intuition直觉intuition[,intju:'iʃən] n. 直觉；直觉力；直觉的知识Savior救世主savior['seivjə] n. 救助者,救世主,救主Utter发言utter['ʌtə] vt. 发出，表达；发射adj. 完全的；彻底的utter /ˈʌt.ə r / /ˈʌ.tɚ/ verb [ T ] SLIGHTLY FORMALto say something or to make a sound with your voiceShe sat through the whole meeting without uttering a word.Speech disorder语言障碍Proverb谚语4Milton revisedContact me by horst_chen@ or 130003838@proverb['prɔvə:b] n. 谚语，格言；众所周知的人或事Narratenarrate['næreit, nə'reit] vt. 叙述；给…作旁白vi. 叙述；讲述两个发音都发。
托福阅读TOEFL三篇tpo66原文译文题目答案背景知识
托福阅读TOEFL三篇tpo66原文译文题目答案背景知识阅读-1 (2)原文 (2)译文 (6)题目 (9)答案 (16)背景知识 (17)阅读-2 (23)原文 (23)译文 (27)题目 (30)答案 (38)背景知识 (39)阅读-3 (41)原文 (41)译文 (44)题目 (47)答案 (54)背景知识 (56)阅读-1原文The Actor and the Audience①Actors,even when they are well rehearsed,can never fully anticipate how well they will perform before an actual audience.The actor who has been brilliant in rehearsal can crumble before an audience and completely lose the“edge”of his or her performance in the face of stage fright and apprehension.The presence of an audience can affect performance in other ways as well.Or—and this is more likely —an actor who seemed fairly unexciting at rehearsal can suddenly take fire and dazzle the audience with unexpected energy,subtlety,and depth.One celebrated example of this phenomenon was achieved by Lee J.Cobb in the original production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman,in which Cobb had the title role.Roles rehearsed in all solemnity can suddenly turn comical in performance;conversely,roles developed for comic potential in rehearsal may be received soberly by an audience and lose their comedic aspect entirely.②Sudden and dramatic change,however,is not the norm as the performance phase replaces rehearsal:most actors cross over from final dress rehearsal to opening night with only the slightest shift;indeed,this is generally thought to be the goal of a disciplined and professional rehearsal schedule.Holding back until opening night,the once-popular acting practice of restraining emotional display until opening night,is universally disavowed today,and opening night recklessness is viewed as a sure sign of the amateur,who relies primarily on guts and adrenaline to get through the performance.Deliberate revision of a role in performance,in response to the first waves of laughter or applause,is similarly frowned upon in all but the most inartistic of theaters today.③Nevertheless,a fundamental shift does occur in the actor’s awareness between rehearsal and performance,and this cannot and should not be denied;indeed,it is essential to the creation of theater art.This shift is set up by an elementary feedback:the actor is inevitably aware,with at least a portion of his or her mind,of the audience’s reaction to his or her own performance and that of the other players;there isalways,in any acting performance,a subtle adjustment to the audience that sees it.The outward manifestations of this adjustment are usually all but imperceptible:the split-second hold for a laugh to die down,the slight special projection of a certain line to make sure that it reaches the back row,the quick turn of a head to make a characterization or plot transition extra clear.④In addition,the best actors consistently radiate a quality known to the theater world as presence.It is a quality difficult to describe,but it has the effect of making both the character whom the actor portrays and the self of the actor who represents that character especially vibrant and in the present for the audience;it is the quality of an actor who takes the stage and acknowledges,in some inexplicable yet indelible manner,that he or she is there to be seen.Performance is not a one-way statement given from the stage to the house;it is a two-way participatory communication between the actors and the audience members in which the former employ text and movement and the latter employ applause,laughter, silence,and attention.⑤Even when the audience is silent and invisible—and,owing to the brightness of the stage lights,the audience is frequently invisible to the actor—the performer feels its presence.There is nothing extrasensory about this:the absence of sound is itself a signal,for when several hundred people sit without shuffling,coughing,or muttering,their silence betokens a level of attention for which the actor customarily ughter,gasps,sighs,and applause similarly feed back into the actor’s consciousness—and unconsciousness—and spur(or sometimes,alas,distract)the actor’s efforts.The veteran actor can determine quickly how to ride the crest of audience laughter and how to hold the line just long enough that it will pierce the lingering chuckles but not be overridden by them;he or she also knows how to vary the pace and/or redouble his or her energy when sensing restlessness or boredom on the other side of the curtain line. Performance technique,or the art of reading an audience,is more instinctual than learned.The timing it requires is of such complexity that no actor could master it rationally;he or she can develop it only out of experience.译文演员和观众①演员，即使是经过充分排练，也无法完全预测他们在真实观众面前的表现。
Supernatural 53 study note (first season)(ESL Listening notes)
he had received his almost annual jury summons. Printed on the outside of the white envelope, in bright red letters, was: OFFICIAL JURY SUMMONS ENCLOSED—Registration Required within 5 days.jury ['dʒuəri] n.陪审团, 评委会 adj.临时用的vt.挑选summon [ˈsʌmən] vt.召唤，传唤；鼓起，振作；召集，召开信封上面经常写XXX ENCLOSED。
然后说什么什么重要。
这个ENCLOSED是在信封里面的意思。
enclose [inˈkləuz] vt.围住，包住；把…装入信封，附入Registration Required within 5 days 请在5天内报名和注册A friend of his had been throwing away such summonses for at least 20 yearsArchie couldn’t do that—he felt that his luck was so bad that if he tried it, his summons would be the one with the concealed microchip that recorded him throwing the envelope in the trash. Then he really would be in jail. So, he dutifully filled out the form and waited until his starting1Milton reviseddate—November 5, a Monday. For that week, he would be “on call” for “no more than five days.”concealed microchip 隐藏的小芯片concealed [kənˈsi:ld] a.隐藏的，隐蔽的microchip ['maikrəu.tʃip] n. [计]微芯片recorded him throwing the envelope in the trash可以纪录到他把这个信扔到垃圾里dutifully filled out the form （感觉很可笑这个人）dutifully ['dju:tifuli] adv. 忠实地, 忠贞地he would be “on call” for “no more than five days.” 在那周他可随时被传唤到5天内的某一天却去做XX事情。
Supernatural 29 study note (first season)(eng pod major)
1Milton revisedhandyman ['hændimæn] n. 手巧的人；杂务工 。
就是那种有关家的东东坏的。
可以修的人。
不是非常专业，但是什么都能做 。
一个词叫JACK OF ALL TRADE 。
主持人就是用这词形容HANDYMAN 。
The circuit breakers keep going out all the time. It’s really annoying! circuit breaker [电]断路器The air conditioning is not working! We need to call a handyman before we start to fry in here! to fix the bathroom toilet that keeps clogging up. clog up= becomes blocked =TO BLOCK UP 。
They might as well ask him to fix the electrical wiring . The circuit breakers keep going out all the time. wiring= the system of wires that carry electricityelectrical wiring 电线；电气布线 。
在田纳西的时候，就是因为这个问题，才天天断路 the other day that the gutters outside were clogged and that’s why the parking lot was flooded. gutter = long, hollow device that is attached to a roof这种GUTTER 有问题，一般是经常被叶子给堵住了I was in ankle deep water trying to get to my car that day! The handyman definitely has his work cut outfor him.have your work cut out (for you )to have something very difficult to doShe'll really have her work cut out to finish all those reports by the end of the week.We have spent two years listening to and responding to feedback from customers and staff alike. we can really push Alpha computers to a whole new level of success.Our campaign will really hammer home the point that the x420 is a state-of-the- art laptop for all of your computing needs.Hammer home= to emphasize a pointhammer home sthto make certain that something is understood by expressing it clearly and forcefullyThe advertising campaign will try to hammer home the message that excessive drinking is a health risk.ˌ state-of-the- ˈ art adjective 注意那个THE 后面是A的。
Supernatural 12 study note (first season)(eng pod major)
pack of smokes= a box of cigarettes 一包香烟的意思light up = to start smoking a cigarettedon’t have the willpower to just quit. I can’t fight with the urge to reach for my pack of smokes。
Please understand?willpower['wilpaʊə意志力It took a lot of willpower to stay calm.I don't have the willpower to diet.fight with the urgeurge= a strong impulse, inner drive, or yearningu cant light up here= u cant smoke here.有时候美国人喜欢说第一句。
一个意思It smells like an ashtray in here! 这句话是说你又抽烟了。
这里面都有烟味的Nicotine chewing gum=gum that slowly releases nicotine into thebodynicotine['nikəti:n, -tin, ,nikə'ti:n] n. [化]尼古丁；烟碱now laws are cracking down and not allowing smoking in any public place. 经常会在报纸上看到crack down =To act more forcefully to regulate or represscrack down phrasal verbto start dealing with bad or illegal behaviour in a more severe wayThe library is cracking down on people who lose their books.You can’t just expect me to go cold turkey overnight!Go cold turkey = Immediate, complete withdrawal from something上面这词，经常会跟一些坏毛病，去戒掉什么的I said I was going to cut down which is very different.I quit smoking 完全不抽了I will cut down smoking 还抽一点heckler['heklə激烈质问者（就是中文里的那种发出乌乌声来鄙视别人的人）The heckler was ejected from the hall by a couple of police officers.open mic night=when a club or restaurant allows for anyone to sign or performMic是缩写FOR microphone ['maikrəfə扩音器，麦克风发音是maik Let’s start out with some short jokescomic['kɔmik] adj. 喜剧的；滑稽的；有趣的n. 连环漫画；喜剧演员；滑稽人物注意上面这词是喜剧演员的意思。
tpo45三篇托福阅读TOEFL原文译文题目答案译文背景知识
tpo45三篇托福阅读TOEFL原文译文题目答案译文背景知识阅读-1 (2)原文 (2)译文 (5)题目 (7)答案 (15)背景知识 (16)阅读-2 (16)原文 (16)译文 (19)题目 (23)答案 (30)背景知识 (31)阅读-3 (32)原文 (32)译文 (35)题目 (37)答案 (45)背景知识 (45)阅读-1原文The Beringia Landscape①During the peak of the last ice age,northeast Asia(Siberia)and Alaska were connected by a broad land mass called the Bering Land Bridge.This land bridge existed because so much of Earth’s water was frozen in the great ice sheets that sea levels were over100meters lower than they are today.Between25,000and10,000years ago,Siberia,the Bering Land Bridge,and Alaska shared many environmental characteristics.These included a common mammalian fauna of large mammals,a common flora composed of broad grasslands as well as wind-swept dunes and tundra,and a common climate with cold,dry winters and somewhat warmer summers.The recognition that many aspects of the modern flora and fauna were present on both sides of the Bering Sea as remnants of the ice-age landscape led to this region being named Beringia.②It is through Beringia that small groups of large mammal hunters, slowly expanding their hunting territories,eventually colonized North and South America.On this archaeologists generally agree,but that is where the agreement stops.One broad area of disagreement inexplaining the peopling of the Americas is the domain of paleoecologists,but it is critical to understanding human history:what was Beringia like?③The Beringian landscape was very different from what it is today. Broad,windswept valleys;glaciated mountains;sparse vegetation;and less moisture created a rather forbidding land mass.This land mass supported herds of now-extinct species of mammoth,bison,and horse and somewhat modern versions of caribou,musk ox,elk,and saiga antelope.These grazers supported in turn a number of impressive carnivores,including the giant short-faced bear,the saber-tooth cat,and a large species of lion.④The presence of mammal species that require grassland vegetation has led Arctic biologist Dale Guthrie to argue that while cold and dry, there must have been broad areas of dense vegetation to support herds of mammoth,horse,and bison.Further,nearly all of the ice-age fauna had teeth that indicate an adaptation to grasses and sedges;they could not have been supported by a modern flora of mosses and lichens. Guthrie has also demonstrated that the landscape must have been subject to intense and continuous winds,especially in winter.He makes this argument based on the anatomy of horse and bison,which do not have the ability to search for food through deep snow cover.They needlandscapes with strong winds that remove the winter snows,exposing the dry grasses beneath.Guthrie applied the term“mammoth steppe"to characterize this landscape.⑤In contrast,Paul Colinvaux has offered a counterargument based on the analysis of pollen in lake sediments dating to the last ice age.He found that the amount of pollen recovered in these sediments is so low that the Beringian landscape during the peak of the last glaciation was more likely to have been what he termed a"polar desert,"with little or only sparse vegetation,in no way was it possible that this region could have supported large herds of mammals and thus,human hunters. Guthrie has argued against this view by pointing out that radiocarbon analysis of mammoth,horse,and bison bones from Beringian deposits revealed that the bones date to the period of most intense glaciation.⑥The argument seemed to be at a standstill until a number of recent studies resulted in a spectacular suite of new finds.The first was the discovery of a1,000-square-kilometer preserved patch of Beringian vegetation dating to just over17,000years ago—the peak of the last ice age.The plants were preserved under a thick ash fall from a volcanic eruption.Investigations of the plants found grasses,sedges,mosses,and many other varieties in a nearly continuous cover,as was predicted by Guthrie.But this vegetation had a thin root mat with no soil formation,demonstrating that there was little long-term stability in plant cover,a finding supporting some of the arguments of Colinvaux.A mixture of continuous but thin vegetation supporting herds of large mammals is one that seems plausible and realistic with the available data.译文洞察白令地貌①在上一次冰期的高峰，东北亚地区（西伯利亚）和阿拉斯加曾由一片广阔的陆地相连，这片土地被叫做白令陆桥。
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1Milton reviseduninstall 这词的发音很复杂.. uninstall [,ʌnin'st ɔ:l]其实韦伯先读小额的音，然后把NIN 连读（不过这个是短I ，千万别发长I ：的音），最后是重音的部分还有就是和installation [,inst ə'lei ʃən] n. 。
也得注意。
Holy Infant so tender and mildquake at the sight=shake or tremble when see something quake 震动；颤抖(quake 比如因为你紧张，害怕，然后手或者身体其它的部分在颤抖。
) WHY R U QUAKING? WHAT R U QUAKING ABT? quake /kwe ɪk/ verb [ I ]to shake because you are very frightened or find something very funny, or to feel or show great fearEvery time I get on a plane, I quake with fear .Charlie stood outside the head teacher's office, quaking in his boots/shoes (= feeling very frightened) .The play was so funny, we were all quaking with laughter .afar= Adverb from or to a great distance afar [ə'f ɑ遥远地；在远处2Milton revisedsaviour =a person who rescues people from harm or danger saviour ['seivj ə] n. 救助者(救星)thy = an old-fashioned, poetic, or religious word for 'your' thy 古]你的这词是就是艺术类的意思。
美国韦伯把这词发音简单化了。
to dash =go or run somewhere very quickly100 meter dash and broad jump. 100米短跑和跳远。
这里学一个词组，100米短跑是叫100 METER DASH 。
因为是冲的。
make one’s spirit bright= cheer someone up jingle =make a gentle ringing noise jingle ['d ʒi ŋgl] n. 叮当声v. 作叮当声Christmas carol=Christmas song or hymn carol ['kær ə欢乐地歌唱；唱耶诞颂歌n. 颂歌sleigh 乘雪橇；驾雪橇vt. 乘雪橇；用雪橇运输n. 雪橇Dashing through the snow In a one horse open sleigh O’er the fields we go应该是OVER ， 不过为了歌的唱顺。
就唱ER 了。
我是好奇。
I’m just3Milton revised的时候Before you go , just out of curiosity,I have been an employee of this prestigious firm for over ten years. I would like a raise.you must also take into consideration my hard work, pro-activeness and loyalty to this company for over a decade.I don’t want to start a brain drainflashy = smart and noticeable, but in a rather vulgar way 上面这词是啊的音，然后指那种太招摇的衣服，珠珠在上面的。
And this sweater from my aunt? Isn’t it hideous? hideous ['hidi əs] a. 丑陋的,可怕的 hideous /ˈh ɪd.i.əs/ adjectiveextremely ugly or badThey've just built some hideous new apartment blocks on the seafront. She wears the most hideous colour combinations you could ever imagine.but you’re yapping on about your new clothes! yap = bark in a high-pitched tone, nag yap [jæ狂吠；哇啦哇啦地瞎说you’ve been blabbering on since the first!blabber ['blæb ə] vi 喋喋不休，胡说，胡扯 （这次学了两个词YAP 和BLABBER 。
一样的意思）blabber /ˈblæb.ə r / /-ɚ/ verb [ I ] INFORMALto talk a lot, especially in a way people find annoying or embarrassingHe's always blabbering on about computers.Blabbermouth n. 长舌者I have to decide which gifts to keep and which to exchange for better ones when I go to the Boxing Day sales this afternoon!mitten ['mitn] n. 连指手套,露指手套。
冬天那种小孩子穿的No, wait, you will be too cold without mittens.英文中平常戴的，只是COVER你的头的都是HAT。
Put a hat on!you’re going to catch a cold. Wear this scarf.Ok, see you after school...and ear muffs! Put these on... here we go.muff [mʌf]在等电脑响应的时候。
那个进度条。
叫BAR IS LOADINGNow that it’s the new year, I’ve decided to turn over a new leaf.turn over a new leaf重新开始；翻开新的一页；洗心革面；改过自新；开始新生活Yeah? You finally decided to wipe the slate clean?4Milton revised5Milton revisedwipe the slate clean= start over wipe the slate cleanto start a new and better way of behaving, forgetting about any bad experiences in the pastA new relationship presents you with the opportunity to wipe the slate clean.Take up an art class or something?take up=start, adopt the study pinch pennies=to be thrifty ['θ节约的这词组没什么好说了，，不过pinch 这个动词，，父母和女孩子最喜欢用这招了。
to squeeze something, especially someone's skin, strongly between two hard things such as a finger and a thumb, usually causing painOuch! Stop pinching (me)!These shoes are too tight, they pinch (my feet).还有高跟鞋挤脚了。
也是用pinch (my feet). with you=support youI’m with you on that one. Anything else you’re planning on doing? come out of the closet= to state openly or publicly one's homosexuality 。
LESIBIAN 或者GAY 。
头一次跟别人讲的时候。
graze =to feed in a meadow or pasture graze [greiz] n. 使吃草,放牧,擦v. 使吃草,轻擦 milk=get the milk from a cow6Milton revisedIt’s just the cows that are grazing over there. We can milk them later.Stable=a building for the shelter and feeding of domestic animals, especially horses and cattle stable ['steibl]a. 稳定的,安定n. 马厩,马棚 hack it =be able to manage or manage successfullyhack it [美国俚语] 做成；弄好，克服困难而获胜，，掌握(或控制)局面，容忍(或承受)一种局面hack it out [俚语]开辟道路I don’t think I can hack it here out in the countryside . I’m going back to the city!I’m done working for a company that is taking me nowhere !I’m going to write up a business plan, get some investors and start working for myself! You c ouldn’t be more wrong! 你是大错特错了。