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上海牛津高二下Unit 4 中译英

Unit 4 中译英练习1. 总统一生致力于促进世界和平。

(devote)2. 正是因为他的粗枝大叶才使他考试不及格。

(It…)3. 在考试中越是冷静，就越少出错。

(the more…, the more…)4. 毫无疑问，很多年轻人已经深深爱上了电脑。

(doubt)5. 为了确保安全，我们提醒乘客们在开车前都系好安全带。

(ensure)6. 不管谁指出我们的缺点都应受到汇报。

(deserve)7. 他在出国留学期间跟所有的朋友中断了联系。

(cut off)8. 他的同事不相信他能够按时完成这个项目。

(believe in)9. 一个熟练工人在许多方面要优于毫无经验的新手。

(superior)10. 真是遗憾，梵高在37岁的时候就结束了自己的生命。

(take one’s own life)11. 宇宙中有许多肉眼看不见的星星。

(visible)12. 他们问我是否有自己的房子。

(possess)13. 虽然我不同意她的观点，但是我很欣赏她提出自己观点的勇气。

(admire)14. 由于画廊的主人缺乏管理经验，现在这家画廊正处于财务困难之中。

(financial)15. 凯莉的轿车左车身上有一块大的凹痕(dent)。

她一定是出过车祸了。

(must have done)16. 眼镜始于十三世纪末。

(date from)17. 简自称是一位著名科学家的女儿。

(claim)18. 尽管住在一座大房子里，那人却坚持说自己很穷。

(maintain)19. 这家食品公司雇佣了一些人，为他们产品的销路调查市场。

(investigate)20. 根据自己的经验和艺术鉴赏能力(expertise)，画商断言年轻人提供的油画是一幅赝品(fake)。

(base on; maintain)21. 他的计划太抽象，不能实施。

(abstract)22. 玛丽应该获胜，因为她在本次竞赛中是最好的。

(deserve)23. 李老师是唯一相信我的能力的人。

牛津上海版高二第二学期(单词)

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上海牛津版高二下册英语Tattooing

Tattooing is an ancient art. It has always been done in the sameway-pricking holes through the skin and inserting colored substancesand dyes. In 1948, a Russian archeologist opened a Siberian burialchamber from about 500 BC and found the frozen remains of a man and woman. Tattoos covered the man's arms, legs, and much of histrunk. The pictures were artistic and complex. Frozen art!In October of 1991, a 5000 year old frozen body was discovered nearItaly. The corpse was very well preserved and had with it clothing, a bowand arrow, a bronze ax, and flint. But what was more amazing was that the body was tattooed with several crosses and straight lines.Tattooing instruments have been found at archaeological digs in Europe that place the time as early as 10,000 BC. These instruments were disks made of clay with sharp, boneneedles placed in holes on the top. Figures were found with designs painted onthem to resemble tattoos. Egyptian mummies dating about 1300 BC have beendiscovered with blue tattoos on the skin.The North American Indians used thorns to pierce the skin in designs and then rubbed charcoal into the holes, making a permanent tattoo. Not to mention, a painful one! In the 19th century, even the Prince of Wales had a Jerusalem cross tattooed on his arm. Later, both his sons had dragon tattoos applied. The earliest mention in the United States is in the 1800's, when sailors brought back the idea. Many sailors had tattoos of Christ or the cross inked on their backs to discourage the captain giving them back lashes for punishment.Tawhaiao Potatau Whero, a Maori chief, 19th century.The Japanese and the Burmese have since done the most elaboratetattooing in the world, sometimes covering their entire bodies withink. Eventually, tattooing was used as a punishment in Japan andChina and became illegal otherwise. It made a comeback, though, inJapan. Today, the art of tattooing is called irezumi and is considered a type of clothing. A full bodysuit takes more than a year to finish and may cost thousands of dollars. But you never have to have it dry cleaned!Tattooing has been used throughout history to mark criminals and outlaws. Escaped slaves were marked to identify them. Even though it was used in a negative way, it has not died out, but become even more popular in some cultures.Children in IndiaToday, in the US, tattooing is becomingmore acceptable. But, it is a permanent body change that stays with a person forever. It's not like buying a shirt you decide you don't like! You're stuck with it...or it's stuck on you, rather!。

高二牛津英语练习册翻译

高二牛津英语练习册翻译SANY GROUP system office room 【SANYUA16H-SANYHUASANYUA8Q8-高二牛津英语练习册翻译第一课翻译： 1．你一旦作出承诺，就必须信守诺言。

(promise, keep one’s word)Once you have made a promise, you must keep your word. 2．一切都准备就绪，他们迫不及待地要启动这个项目。

(be dying to)Having prepared everything, they are dying to get the programme started.（After preparing everything, they are dying to get the programme started.）When/ After/ As soon as they have prepared everything, they are dying to get the programme started.They have prepared everything, and they are dying to get the program started. 3．乘客可以在飞机起飞前一个半小时开始办理登机手续。

(check in)Passengers can/ may begin to check in an/ one hour and a half before the flight/ the plane takes off. 4．说实话，我不太赞同你昨天在会议上提出的建议。

(to be honest)To be honest, I do not quite agree with the suggestions you made/ put forward/ came up with at yesterday’s meeting. 5．尽管遇到一些困难，最终她还是提前完成了任务。

牛津上海版高二下More Reading

牛津上海版高二下More ReadingUnit 1 More reading P12-13For health and beautyRead the article below from a website on exercise.Aerobics is one of the most beneficial and also one of the most beautiful forms of exercise. Any physical activity that makes your pulse get quicker and your breathing get deeper is a kind of aerobic exercise. The word 'aerobic' means 'with oxygen' or 'having oxygen'. Aerobic exercise therefore aims at making the heart and lungs work at a higher rate so as to supply more oxygen to the muscles. The benefits of aerobic exercise include having a stronger heart, lower blood pressure, stronger bones, better sleep, less body fat, more energy and less stress.It is suggested that you do aerobic exercise for twenty to forty minutes, three to four times a week. Only then will you begin to reach your optimal level of general fitness. When you exercise, the speed at which your heart beats, or your pulse rate, tells you how intense your workout is. People who are not fit but want to lose weight should keep their pulse rates low and do moderate exercise for a longer time. People who are quite fit can do exercises that require large amounts of energy. They can even compete in marathons. There are many forms of aerobic exercise, including running, swimming, cycling and skiing. Walking is the most common form of aerobic exercise. Most people do it every day! It is low intensity and is recommended for beginners. Running is suitable for almost everyone, but it is important to remember not to overdo it.You must pace yourself and always wear good quality shoes. By doing this type of balanced, relaxing exercise, our responses get quicker, our mind sharper, and we become more efficient and productive.To sum up, aerobic exercise is good for everyone. It can lead to a better quality of life!Unit 2 More reading P26A smile a day keeps the doctor awayRead the following leaflet about the benefits of laughter in our lives.Have you ever heard the proverb 'laughter is the best medicine'? Everyone knows that it is fun to laugh and that laughing makes you feel good. Now doctors and researchers aretelling us that laughter is good for our health and may even prevent illnesses such as heart disease. Laughter helps reduce stress and lower blood pressure and pulse rates. It strengthens the immune system and helps us deal with pain just like real medicine does. In fact, laughter is so good for our health that laughing 100 times a day is equivalent to exercising for ten minutes on a rowing machine!Laughter is also good for our minds. When people are stressed, they watch funny films to laugh away emotions such as anger, sadness and fear. This is why laughter is increasingly being used in hospitals as a form of therapy. More and more hospitals are encouraging patients to laugh. They have started showing comedies on hospital TVs and, on the advice of doctors, clowns visit some hospitals to bring laughter to the patients.One group who arranges such visits is the Humour Foundation, an Australian charity. Set up in 1997, it runs the Clown Doctor programme. This programme uses clown doctors to help children who are ill or who have undergone surgery feel better. They cheer these children up with jokes, magic shows, songs and balloons.You cannot deny the truth that laughter is good for you. The city's hospitals are now starting their own clown doctor programme and are looking for your help. Anyone with a sense of humour and a desire to help others can apply. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the Public Health Bureau for more details. Remember a smile a day keeps the doctor away!Unit 3 More reading P42-43Different cultures, different coloursFind out how people in different cultures think about colour by reading this leaflet for business travellers published by an international business magazine.Different cultures do not always agree on their colour associations. Depending on the country, it can make a big difference whether you wear red or white to a wedding, or what colour you wrap presents in. Therefore, it is essential that you should remember which colours are used in different circumstances in different places. In this way, you will not offend anyone or embarrass yourself.● Want to impress your host on that business trip to China? Red is the perfect colour for wrapping gifts. It is used on red packets and red lanterns during the Spring Festival, and is even the colour of wedding dresses, symbolizing happiness and prosperity.● Avoid using black for gifts in the USA! Black is the colour worn to funerals in the USA and Europe, as it is the colour of darkness and night.● You could ruin a party in many Asian countries by dressing completely in white. Since it is the colour of winter, the time when plants shed their leaves and die, it is considered to be a colour of death and mourning in some countries.● Don't wear white to a wedding in Europe! Only the bride should wear white, as it is a colour of virtue and purity. Stick to a formal suit and tie for men, and a smart dress for women.● Travelling to Spain, Italy or Brazil? Then forget about wearing purple clothes, as purple is the colour of mourning in these countries.● Unpack that white coat if you're going to the USA, unless you want to be mistaken fora doctor or a nurse. They wear white in many countries because it is a calming and relaxing colour.Unit 4 More reading P57-58The origins of artRead about the origins of art from an article in a journal on archaeology.Some of the oldest artwork yet discovered was found in 1879 in Altamira, Spain. Amateur archaeologist Marcelino de Satuola and his nine-year-old daughter were investigating a cave on his property. As the father dug in the cave floor looking for ancient artefacts, his daughter Maria explored another room in the cave. Suddenly, she shouted, 'Look, Father! Bulls!' The father hurried to take a peek. On the low ceiling of the cave he found colourful paintings of a kind of bison that Satuola knew to be extinct, along with images of horses, deer and wild boar.Based on his knowledge as an archaeologist, Satuola maintained that the paintings dated from the Stone Age. However, his claims were greeted with ridicule by the scientific community. Other archaeologists thought the colours seemed too bright and the images too lifelike to have been created by ancient man. Even though other discoveries of cave paintings soon followed, it was not until 1902 that any of these finds were accepted as genuine. Researchers now believe that these cave paintings are between 10,000 and 20,000 years old.We may now know the age of the paintings, but the reason why they were created is yet a mystery. The painters may have wanted to record past hunts or tell a story, or they could have used the paintings for some kind of magical or religious purpose. We simply do not know. However, we do know that, at least in one way, Stone Age people were not so different from ourselves--they found inspiration and pleasure in art.Unit 5 More reading P74-75A Helping the environmentRead this leaflet describing one way in which you can help the environment.We are all aware of the many threats to the environment and the need to act in a responsible manner to protect the world which we all share. Many people say that they are in favour of the 'green movement'. However, it is often difficult to find anything practical which you can do to help, and you may feel that you cannot take any action to support the cause. One thing you can do is to try to buy 'green' products.For example, let us consider the problem of the ozone layer. Around the Earth, there is a thin layer of ozone, a kind of gas protecting us from many of the harmful rays of the Sun.A few years ago, scientists in the Antarctic became aware of holes growing in the ozone layer. As these holes get bigger, harmful rays from the Sun are increasingly reaching us, causing crop damage and cancer. This is a big problem in countries near the polar regions, like Australia, where skin cancer caused in part by ozone depletion is now considered a national epidemic.Further research into the problem showed that the ozone layer is being destroyed by gases called CFCs. These gases are released into the atmosphere by the chemicals used in aerosol cans, refrigerators and air conditioners. To help save the ozone layer, many manufacturers have stopped producing aerosol cans that use CFCs. They have switched to other less harmful chemicals, and labelled their cans 'ozone-friendly' or 'no CFCs'.The problem of refrigerators and air conditioners has been more difficult to solve. However, more and more manufacturers are now producing refrigerators and air conditioners that do not use CFCs. Therefore, when you go shopping you should choose ozone-friendly products. Then you will be doing something to help the environment. Unit 6 More reading P88A The problem of packagingRead this magazine article to find out how even small things can make a difference when it comes to the environment.A large source of rubbish is packaging material. It often makes up more than 30 per cent of the total. To understand why this is true, think of the packaging commonly used for a simple product, such as toothpaste. The packaging includes not only the tube for thetoothpaste, but also the box for the tube. This box is put into a plastic wrapper. Then, the boxes are transported in a cardboard container.Most packaging material ends up in a landfill after it is thrown away. Though necessary, landfills take up valuable space, often stink, and can leak harmful substances into the soil.Landfills not included, the production of packaging material itself is a major source of air and water pollution.People are now trying to solve the problems caused by packaging materials. In 1991, Germany took the lead by requiring companies to recycle the packaging used for their goods. To do this, thecompanies set up recycling bins in every neighbourhood. Consumers now separate their rubbish into three categories--metal, plastic and paper cartons. They then put it into the appropriate bin. The rubbish sorted, it is transported to a recycling company for processing.The programme worked well at first. However, the amount of rubbish has begun to increase again. One reason for this is that many consumers no longer reduce waste because they think the problem is solved. It seems that to properly deal with the problem of rubbish, everyone must remain vigilant and do their part.。

上海市七宝中学高二下学期牛津上海版Unit1 translation

1.它要求这些产品上要明确地贴有“中国制造”的标签。

(label)要求…require sb to do sthrequire that sb should do贴有“中国制造”的标签label sth "Made in China"It requires the products to be clearly labelled "Made in China".It requires that the products should be clearly labelled "Made in China".2.因为他常卷入到与客户的争吵中，他的同事把他称为/说成是麻烦精/惹事精。

(involve , label)卷入到…中be involved in sth / doing把…称为/说成是麻烦精/惹事精label sb (as) a troublemakerBecause he is always involved in the arguments with the customers , his colleagues label him (as) a troublemaker .3.他们正在进行一个反吸烟的活动。

(conduct)进行一个反…的活动conduct a campaign against …conduct an anti-… campaignThey are conducting a campaign against smoking .They are conducting an anti-smoking campaign .4.在老师做实验的时候要仔细观察整个过程。

(conduct)做实验conduct (do / make / perform) an experiment仔细观察整个过程observe the whole process carefullyObserve the whole process carefully when the teacher is conducting an experiment .5.沟通时不恰当的行为会让听话的人觉得被冒犯了。

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高二下学期英语中译英练习Directions: Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets. 期初摸底1，只要你不轻言放弃，你成为宇航员的梦想终将实现。

(as long as)2，如果你在我们出发前，帮我们提前订好机票，我们将不胜感激。

(appreciate)3，经过了多次的尝试之后，他成功地发明了一种新式的电池。

(attempt n.)4，调查显示，一些家长担心他们的孩子可能在虚拟游戏中犯罪。

(concerned)5，这座以这位杰出的建筑师名字命名的大桥是历史上的一个重要标志。

（name v.）1, As long as you don’t give up, your dream of becoming / being an astronaut will come true / be realized.2, We would appreciate it if you could book flight tickets in advance before our departure / we leave.3, After (he made) many attempts, he succeeded in inventing a new type of battery. 4, Research shows that some parents are concerned that their children might commit crimes in the virtual games.5, The bridge which was named after an outstanding architect is an important symbol in history.Unit 11，那个地区的水不适合饮用。

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牛津上海版高二下More ReadingUnit 1 More reading P12-13For health and beautyRead the article below from a website on exercise.Aerobics is one of the most beneficial and also one of the mostbeautiful forms of exercise. Any physical activity that makes your pulse get quicker and your breathing get deeper is a kind of aerobic exercise. The word 'aerobic' means 'with oxygen' or 'having oxygen'. Aerobic exercise therefore aims at making the heart and lungs work at a higher rate so as to supply more oxygen to the muscles. The benefits of aerobic exercise include having a stronger heart, lower blood pressure, stronger bones, better sleep, less body fat, more energy and less stress.It is suggested that you do aerobic exercise for twenty to forty minutes, three to four times a week. Only then will you begin to reach your optimal level of general fitness. When you exercise, the speed at which your heart beats, or your pulse rate, tells you how intense your workout is. People who are not fit but want to lose weight should keep their pulse rates low and do moderate exercise for a longer time. People who are quite fit can do exercises that require large amounts of energy. They can even compete in marathons.There are many forms of aerobic exercise, including running, swimming, cycling and skiing. Walking is the most common form of aerobic exercise. Most people do it every day! It is low intensity and is recommended for beginners. Running is suitable for almost everyone, but it is important to remember not to overdo it.You must pace yourself and always wear good quality shoes. By doing this type of balanced, relaxing exercise, our responses get quicker, our mind sharper, and we become more efficient and productive.To sum up, aerobic exercise is good for everyone. It can lead to abetter quality of life!Unit 2 More reading P26A smile a day keeps the doctor awayRead the following leaflet about the benefits of laughter in our lives.Have you ever heard the proverb 'laughter is the best medicine'? Everyone knows that it is fun to laugh and that laughing makes you feel good. Now doctors and researchers are telling us that laughter is goodfor our health and may even prevent illnesses such as heart disease. Laughter helps reduce stress and lower blood pressure and pulse rates.It strengthens the immune system and helps us deal with pain just like real medicine does. In fact, laughter is so good for our health that laughing 100 times a day is equivalent to exercising for ten minutes on a rowing machine!Laughter is also good for our minds. When people are stressed, they watch funny films to laugh away emotions such as anger, sadness and fear. This is why laughter is increasingly being used in hospitals as a formof therapy. More and more hospitals are encouraging patients to laugh. They have started showing comedies on hospital TVs and, on the advice of doctors, clowns visit some hospitals to bring laughter to the patients.One group who arranges such visits is the Humour Foundation, an Australian charity. Set up in 1997, it runs the Clown Doctor programme. This programme uses clown doctors to help children who are ill or who have undergone surgery feel better. They cheer these children up with jokes, magic shows, songs and balloons.You cannot deny the truth that laughter is good for you. The city's hospitals are now starting their own clown doctor programme and are looking for your help. Anyone with a sense of humour and a desire tohelp others can apply. If you would like to volunteer, please contactthe Public Health Bureau for more details. Remember a smile a day keeps the doctor away!Unit 3 More reading P42-43Different cultures, different coloursFind out how people in different cultures think about colour by reading this leaflet for business travellers published by an international business magazine.Different cultures do not always agree on their colour associations. Depending on the country, it can make a big difference whether you wear red or white to a wedding, or what colour you wrap presents in. Therefore, it is essential that you should remember which colours are used in different circumstances in different places. In this way, you will not offend anyone or embarrass yourself.●Want to impress your host on that business trip to China? Red is the perfect colour for wrapping gifts. It is used on red packets and red lanterns during the Spring Festival, and is even the colour of wedding dresses, symbolizing happiness and prosperity.●Avoid using black for gifts in the USA! Black is the colour worn to funerals in the USA and Europe, as it is the colour of darkness and night.●You could ruin a party in many Asian countries by dressing completely in white. Since it is the colour of winter, the time when plants shed their leaves and die, it is considered to be a colour of death and mourning in some countries.●Don't wear white to a wedding in Europe! Only the bride should wear white, as it is a colour of virtue and purity. Stick to a formal suit and tie for men, and a smart dress for women.●Travelling to Spain, Italy or Brazil? Then forget about wearing purple clothes, as purple is the colour of mourning in these countries.●Unpack that white coat if you're going to the USA, unless you want to be mistaken for a doctor or a nurse. They wear white in many countries because it is a calming and relaxing colour.Unit 4 More reading P57-58The origins of artRead about the origins of art from an article in a journal on archaeology.Some of the oldest artwork yet discovered was found in 1879 in Altamira, Spain. Amateur archaeologist Marcelino de Satuola and his nine-year-old daughter were investigating a cave on his property. As the father dug in the cave floor looking for ancient artefacts, his daughter Mariaexplored another room in the cave. Suddenly, she shouted, 'Look, Father! Bulls!' The father hurried to take a peek. On the low ceiling of thecave he found colourful paintings of a kind of bison that Satuola knewto be extinct, along with images of horses, deer and wild boar.Based on his knowledge as an archaeologist, Satuola maintained that the paintings dated from the Stone Age. However, his claims were greetedwith ridicule by the scientific community. Other archaeologists thought the colours seemed too bright and the images too lifelike to have been created by ancient man. Even though other discoveries of cave paintings soon followed, it was not until 1902 that any of these finds were accepted as genuine. Researchers now believe that these cave paintings are between 10,000 and 20,000 years old.We may now know the age of the paintings, but the reason why they were created is yet a mystery. The painters may have wanted to record past hunts or tell a story, or they could have used the paintings for some kind of magical or religious purpose. We simply do not know. However, we do know that, at least in one way, Stone Age people were not sodifferent from ourselves--they found inspiration and pleasure in art.Unit 5 More reading P74-75A Helping the environmentRead this leaflet describing one way in which you can help the environment.We are all aware of the many threats to the environment and the need to act in a responsible manner to protect the world which we all share. Many people say that they are in favour of the 'green movement'. However,it is often difficult to find anything practical which you can do to help, and you may feel that you cannot take any action to support the cause. One thing you can do is to try to buy 'green' products.For example, let us consider the problem of the ozone layer. Around the Earth, there is a thin layer of ozone, a kind of gas protecting us from many of the harmful rays of the Sun. A few years ago, scientists in the Antarctic became aware of holes growing in the ozone layer. As these holes get bigger, harmful rays from the Sun are increasingly reaching us, causing crop damage and cancer. This is a big problem in countries near the polar regions, like Australia, where skin cancer caused in part by ozone depletion is now considered a national epidemic.Further research into the problem showed that the ozone layer is being destroyed by gases called CFCs. These gases are released into the atmosphere by the chemicals used in aerosol cans, refrigerators and air conditioners. To help save the ozone layer, many manufacturers have stopped producing aerosol cans that use CFCs. They have switched toother less harmful chemicals, and labelled their cans 'ozone-friendly'or 'no CFCs'.The problem of refrigerators and air conditioners has been moredifficult to solve. However, more and more manufacturers are now producing refrigerators and air conditioners that do not use CFCs. Therefore, when you go shopping you should choose ozone-friendly products. Then you will be doing something to help the environment.Unit 6 More reading P88A The problem of packagingRead this magazine article to find out how even small things can make a difference when it comes to the environment.A large source of rubbish is packaging material. It often makes up more than 30 per cent of the total. To understand why this is true, think of the packaging commonly used for a simple product, such as toothpaste. The packaging includes not only the tube for the toothpaste, but alsothe box for the tube. This box is put into a plastic wrapper. Then, the boxes are transported in a cardboard container.Most packaging material ends up in a landfill after it is thrown away. Though necessary, landfills take up valuable space, often stink, and can leak harmful substances into the soil.Landfills not included, the production of packaging material itself is a major source of air and water pollution.People are now trying to solve the problems caused by packaging materials. In 1991, Germany took the lead by requiring companies to recycle the packaging used for their goods. To do this, thecompanies set up recycling bins in every neighbourhood. Consumers now separate their rubbish into three categories--metal, plastic and paper cartons. They then put it into the appropriate bin. The rubbish sorted, it is transported to a recycling company for processing.The programme worked well at first. However, the amount of rubbish has begun to increase again. One reason for this is that many consumers no longer reduce waste because they think the problem is solved. It seems that to properly deal with the problem of rubbish, everyone must remain vigilant and do their part.。

高二英语下unit2课文课件牛津上海版

1. Do you like reading stories of practical jokes?
2. Have you ever played and practical jokes on other people?
3. Has anybody played a practical joke on you?
embarrasses 2.She felt ______________ in front of strangers.
embarrassed 3.We apologize for any ________________ that may
have caused.
embarrassment
4.That was an ______________ situation for me. embarrassing
3.I’m sorry I stopped you. Please proceed with your work. 对不起, 我打断了你, 请继续工作。
New words and expressions:
reverse （vt) 使…颠倒, 使…成相反；改变；取消
e.g.
I twisted my head round to reverse the car.我扭过头去把汽车向后倒。
我不知道该走哪一条路。 a puzzled expression 困惑的表情
New words and expressions:
puzzle （v)
puzzling (adj.)
puzzled (adj.)
puzzlement (n)
New Lesson
What is a joke ?
A joke is something you say that causes laughter.

上海牛津高二第二学期unit2-unit-2-Language-points

不要担心那条项链，我们迟早会找到它的。
(3) 开大灯火/煤气等，开大收音机 Please turn the radio up; I’d like to listen to
the news. 请把收音机音量开大些，我想听听新闻。
(4) 卷起(衣袖)；翻起(衣领) Father came back from the fields, the bottom
的是
13. 出现
turn up
14. 在正常的 in normal position
位置
15. 对…困惑 be puzzled by …
16. 减少直径 reduce its diameter
17. 像往常一样 as usual
18. 隔天交替 on alternate days
19. 最后
in the end
A bad accident happened to that family. 4、事故发生在昨天。
The accident happened yesterday.
4. When they returned to the office, Mr. Potts was still out, so they exchanged the new hat for the old one. exchange (1) n. 交换；交流；互换
C. by means of
D. in place of
【解析】in exchange for意为“交换，以此易彼”。根据句意可判断出通过油漆房屋来换一周的膳宿。with regard to意为“关于”； by means of意为“用，凭借”；in place of意为“代替”。
5. The next day, to everyone’s surprise, Mr. Potts turned up with his hat in its normal position.

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上海高考英语备考训练高二下学期英语中译英练习Directions: Translate the following sentences into English, using the words givenin the brackets. 期初摸底1，只要你不轻言放弃，你成为宇航员的梦想终将实现。

(as long as)2，如果你在我们出发前，帮我们提前订好机票，我们将不胜感激。

(appreciate)3，经过了多次的尝试之后，他成功地发明了一种新式的电池。

(attempt n.)4，调查显示，一些家长担心他们的孩子可能在虚拟游戏中犯罪。

(concerned)5，这座以这位杰出的建筑师名字命名的大桥是历史上的一个重要标志。

（name v.）1, As long as you don’tgive up, your dream of becoming / being an astronautwill come true / be realized.2, We would appreciate it if you could book flight tickets in advance beforeour departure / we leave.3, After (he made) many attempts, he succeeded in inventing a new type of battery. 4, Research shows that some parents are concerned that their children might commit crimes in the virtual games.5, The bridge which was named after an outstanding architect is an important symbol in history.Unit 11，那个地区的水不适合饮用。

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上海牛津高二下课文U1 What is beauty?Suffering to be beautifulRead the transcript below from a radio programme called Head to Head.Host: Good morning. Today’s topic is beauty. What is beauty? And, to what lengths can or should we go to make ourselves more beautiful? In the studio today are two beautiful women to help answer these questions! Sue Leslie, a former model who is now a successful businesswoman, and Elizabeth Cade, a writer and lecturer. Sue, perhaps we could start with you. Is beauty important?SL: Welt, first, thanks for the compliment, Mary. Now, I think that in today’s world, it is important to look your best. You should watch what you eat and keep yourself fit. And if that’s not enough, then cosmetic surgery can change people’s lives.Host: Eliz abeth, what’s your viewpoint?EC: I think it’s up to everyone to decide what is right for them, but I do feel that people should be happy with themselves, regardless of how they look.There is too much emphasis on appearance these days. Seldom do people think about the real dangers of this obsession with looks, both from eating disorders and from having cosmetic surgery. Also, many people feel unhappy because just don’t happen to fit society’s current ideas of what is beautiful.Host: Since you’re a histo rian, perhaps you could give us a brief historical perspective on this.EC: Well, there are lots of examples of societies in which people have done some horrendous things to try to make themselves look more beautiful. For instance, some European women used to have their bottom ribs removed so that they would have thin waists. Neck stretching was fashionable in some parts of South-East Asia. Ln Africa, there were tribes which stretched their ear lobes or lips. I think it is ridiculous that people-usually women-have been forced by society to endure such considerable pain and suffering.SL: So do l. But times have changed. No one forces people to come to ‘Sue’s Salon’, my health stud\o. They’re free to come, and they enjoy coming because after a course there, they look as if they were ten years younger. So I don’t see any real point in discussing all these quaint o/d customs.EC: But there really is no difference between then and now! That is why today, millions of women alter their bodies. They have eye operations, facelifts and many other operations just to make other people think they are more beautiful.SL: Yes, but it’s their own choice.EC: I don’t agree. Society still judges people on how they look, and so forces them to worry about their appearance. Judging people by their appearance. Is silly. We should judge the whole person.Host: Well, I think that sets out some of the issues very we11, so now, let’s take our first call…U2 Laughter healsA practical jokeRead this article on a humour website to see an example of a practical joke.We’ can define a joke as something you say that causes laughter, and a practical joke as something you do that causes laughter. A practical joke is a trick that is played on an unsuspecting victim to make him or her look silly or embarrassed. In Richard Boston’s Book of Practical jokes, the writer tells the story of a practical joke played on a Mr Potts who worked in a newspaper office.The impression that Mr Potts regarded his colleagues as inferiors made him unpopula r:’H-is 1 co-workers decided to play a joke on him that might make him feel more humble.Now it so happened that Mr Potts always wore the same hat to work. It was a rather unpleasant-looking green colour. When he arrived at the office every morning at prec isely ten o’clock, he would hang his hat on a peg near the door and .I proceedto his desk. When he left in the afternoon, he reversed the process. He took his hat from the peg, placed it on his head, said ‘Good afternoon: and departed for home.One day, when he was out of the room, his colleagues examined the hat very carefully. Then they went to a nearby shop and bought another hat exactly like it, but quite a bit larger. When they returned to the office, Mr Potts was still out, so they exchanged the new hat for the old one.At the end of the afternoon, Mr Potts got up to leave. When he put his hat on his head, however, it dropped down over his eyes. After he left the office, everyone roared with laughter.The next day, to everyone’s surprise, Mr Potts turned up with his hat in its normal position. His colleagues were puzzled by this, and while Mr Potts was out they studied the hat carefully. They found that Mr Potts had fixed some pieces of newspaper round the inside of the hat to reduce its diameter and make it smaller.The next day they decided to take Mr Potts’s old hat from the cupboard where they had concealed it. They made it smaller in the same way, and replaced the new hat with the old one. At the end of the day, Mr Potts got up to leave as usual. When he put his hat on this time, however, it stuck right on top of his head. Again, everyone roared with laughter when he left the office.Mr Potts’s colleagues changed the hats every day. The result was that on alternate days he wore the big hat and then the small one.In the end, the belief that an illness was making his head change size from day to day led Mr Potts to go to a doctor. ‘Nonsense’,said the doctor. ‘There is no such disease’.U3What do colors tell us about ourselves and the world around us? Read this magazine article to find out.The study of color and personality is a fascinating mixture of scientific fact and emotional guesswork. Swiss psychologist Max Luscher has spent most of his life studying color, and has developed a color test which helps explain your personality.According to Luscher, people who choose red on the test are energetic and adventurous, looking for excitement. Those who prefer blue are calm and in control, and prefer a peaceful life. Green means firmness, a dislike of change and a fear of failure. Yellow means you are open and free, ambitious and optimistic.Each color affects us in a different way. Blue and green often remind people of peace and quiet. Blue is the color of the sky and the sea, and green is the color of plants and trees. People’s pulse rates decrease and they feel more relaxed when they see safe and familiar colors such as blue or green. Red, however, is rare in nature. It is the color of blood and meat, of hunting and injuries. It is also the color of fire. It is only natural that red should make people tense. When people see the color red, their pulse rates increase. The darkest nights are black—a color often associated with fear.In our daily life, colors are often used by the food industry. Next time you are in a supermarket, think about the colors around you and on the products. That food companies often use red, green, orange and yellow is not surprising. All of these are regarded as the main ‘appetite’ colors that help persuade people to buy more food. Fast-food restaurants often use red for two reasons. Not only does it stimulate the appetite, but it also makes people feel energetic, so that after they have eaten they will leave more quickly, thus making space for more customers.It is no secret why banks like to use more serious, restful colors such as blue, brown and green. These persuade people to think of the bank as a safe and reliable place. Yellow makes us think of sunshine and holidays, which is the reason why travel agents use it.Colors are used in flags, as well. Over 80% of countries have red—the color of action—in their national flags. Light blue, which symbolizes peace, is the color of the United Nations. Many environmental groups have chosen green, which reminds people of nature, as their color.Color is a powerful tool. It can be used to help us, to warn us, to relax us, to control us and to make us buy things.U4An exhibition of some of the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh will open at the Cultural Centre next week. Read an critic’s review of Van Gogh’s life and work.Vincent Van Gogh is probably the world’s most famous painter. Many people wonder if he deserves such a reputation. Certainly, he was not a success in his lifetime. Although he produced more than 800 paintings, he sold only one, for about US $80. No gallery showed his work during his life. Few people may have even heard of him. His fame developed slowly after his death in 1890, but it has never stopped growing. One hundred years later, in 1990, a Japanese businessman paid US $82 million for one of his works—a world record.He was born in the Netherlands in 1853. As a young man, he tried many different jobs. He worked in an art dealer’s company, but he must have disliked it, because he left. He went to England and became a language teacher. Then, looking for a deeper purpose in life, he worked as a missionary among the poor in Belgium, but he quarreled with his superiors and abandoned that career as well. Finally, he decided to become a painter.For the rest of his life, he depended on the financial support of his brother Theo, the only person who believed in his ability. For ten years, from 1880 to 1890, Van Gogh produced his best paintings, until, sadly, he took his own life.It would be easy to say that he was mad. He had difficulty getting along with people, often arguing with them. After one quarrel, in late 1888, he was so upset that he cut off part of his own ear and gave it to a young girl. Later, from 1889 to 1890, he spent a year in a mental hospital. Yet, for most of his life he was completely sane. We know this because he wrote hundreds of letters to Theo expressing his ideas and his work, and these letters show the clarity of his thinking.Does he deserve the fame he now possesses? Certainly, I admire his work tremendously. His paintings are realistic, not abstract. At the same time, they are not like photographs. The bright colors and thick strokes of his paintings make the strong feelings inside him visible. Even when his subjects are flowers, trees or the sky, his paintings are full of powerful, honest emotions, emotions which finally killed him.We are undoubtedly lucky to have the chance to view these masterpieces. Van Gogh exhibitions are very rare. This is the cultural event of the decade. You may have to spend hours in the queue, but do not miss this chance—his paintings might not come this way again for many years.U5Read this story from a book on environmental issues.Life is a series of choices, and we cannot always foresee the consequences. Harry Saleem, an obsess man with too much money and power, faced a choice. Outside his office waited his personal doctor, bringing him vital news about the only medicine that could save his life. On the other side of the world, one of his engineers waited for his decision on an important matter of business.His secretary asked whether she could bring the doctor in. The billionaire businessman made his decision.‘No, let the fool wait,’growled Saleem, ‘Business comes first.’Despite the health problems caused by his huge weight, he was still obsessed with making money. He raised a fat finger, and one of his staff hurried to switch on a large television set.The screen flashed to life, and Saleem’s engineer appeared. The man talked by satellite directly to his master although they were thousands of miles apart. ‘It’s all ready to blow, Mr Saleem,’ he said. ‘Just say the world.’His engineer was standing above Pakan Valley in South America. A few months ago, it had been a rainforest. Then Saleem’s men had come, cutting down all the valuable trees and forcing the villagers to move out. Across the bottom of the valley, a dam had been built. This would provide power for the factories which Saleem planned to build in the area. The factories would bring him vast profits.He saw no reason to delay. He ordered the engineer to press the button. The camera panned away into the distance, and then a cloud of dust rose up, followed shortly by a dull explosion. A mighty river changed its course, and water flooded into the doomed Pakan Valley.‘Good, that’s that. Turn it off. Now get that doctor in here,’he commanded. Thedoctor came in with a worried look and started to examine his wealthy patient. ‘You’re doing very well, Mr Saleem,’he said finally. ‘The new medicine is saving your life. The only difficulty is getting more of it.’‘Can you get more? Money is no problem,’ Saleem said. ‘Tell me what you need, and we’ll get it.’‘The main ingredient of this medicine came from a newly-discovered plant—a small, green orchid,’the doctor explained. ‘We’ll need many of them to make enough medicine. They are very rare. There’s only one place in the world where they grow.’‘Where?’ demanded the businessman, impatiently.The doctor smiled. ‘Well, luckily the orchids come from some land which you own, sir, so there won’t be any difficulty finding them. They’re from a place in South America known as Pakan Valley.’U6Read this brochure to see how one company engages in a new way of doing business.Like all industries, the cosmetics industry wants to make money. It promises to make you younger and more beautiful. It promises that all your dreams will come true if you use a certain type of shampoo or face cream. These dreams are sold to customers with persuasive and expensive advertising campaigns. Pictures of youthful girls are used to sell anti-ageing creams to fifty-year-old women. The products are presented in expensive packaging, often doubling their cost.The cosmetics industry also wants to be sure that the products are not harmful. It does not want a customer to be poisoned by a lipstick, or blinded by a new type of eye make-up. Its products proven unsafe, a company is likely to be sued for millions of dollars. To avoid this, many cosmetic products are tested on animals to ensure that they are harmless. These painful tests include force-feeding, injections, applying the product to the skin or dripping it into the eyes of the helpless animals.Then came The Body Shop. In 1976 an amazing, unconventional woman called Anita Roddick decided to open a small shop in England. She ignored all the acceptedprinciples of the cosmetics industry. Yet, The Body Shop now has over 2,100 shops worldwide. Her company prospering, Anita revolutionized the industry.Anita wanted to sell simple, natural products for the skin and hair. She thought it was immoral to make false promises about the qualities of her cosmetics. Therefore, she explained the qualities (and limitations) of each product in simple, truthful language. Banning images of beautiful women in her shops, she promoted health, not beauty.She thought that packaging was unimportant, so she started a refilling and recycling service which is unique in the cosmetics industry. In every shop, there is a “Refill Bar”. This allows customers to refill their old bottle s, thus saving waste.Remarkably, The Body Shop has become a global business without spending any money on advertising. At first Anita attracted wide publicity by explaining her views and later by holding pro-environment campaigns. These helped the causes which she supported, and also publicized The Body Shop. She encouraged all her staff to take part in local campaigns. She also taught them to believe that profits, although important, are not the only aim of a business.。

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(as long as)2，如果你在我们出发前，帮我们提前订好机票，我们将不胜感激。

(appreciate)3，经过了多次的尝试之后，他成功地发明了一种新式的电池。

(attempt n.)4，调查显示，一些家长担心他们的孩子可能在虚拟游戏中犯罪。

(concerned)5，这座以这位杰出的建筑师名字命名的大桥是历史上的一个重要标志。

(fit)2，有氧运动是最有益的最美的运动方式之一。

(form)3，到大学里学习什么专业（major）应该由你来做决定。

(up to)4，学校设立了许多旨在提高学生们的学习兴趣的选修课(selective course)。

(aim)5，现在很多的家长太注重孩子的学习成绩，忽视了他们的心理健康。

（emphasis）1, The water in that area is not fit to drink. (=is not suitable for drinking)2, Aerobic exercise is one of the most beneficial and one of the most beautiful forms of exercise.3, It’s up to you to decide what to major in / what major to choose / take up in the university.4, The school has set up a good many selective courses aiming / aimed at arousing the students’ interests in learning.5, Nowadays, many parents lay too much emphasis on the children’s academic performance / school records, neglecting / and neglect their mental health.Unit 21，教师在课上经常安排学生陈述对时事问题的看法，以培养学生独立思考的能力。

(arrange) 2，他几乎听不进别人的建议，总是我行我素。

(Seldom)3，令人吃惊的是呼吸这样污染的空气等于每天抽十支烟。

(equivalent)4，俗话说锻炼使我们的身体强壮，学习使我们的思维敏捷。

(strengthen)5，不可否认，乐于助人，有幽默感的人会给别人带来很多快乐。

（It）1, In order to develop the students’ ability to think independently, teachers often arrange for students to state their opinions / set out their views / perspectives on current issues in class.2, Seldom does he follow others’ advice, and he always sticks to his own way.3, It is surprising that breathing such polluted air is equivalent to smoking 10 cigarettes a day.4, An old saying goes that / As the old saying goes, exercise strengthens our body while study / learning sharpens our mind.5, It can’t be denied that whoever is ready to help others and has a sense of humor is sure to bring much fun / happiness to others.Unit 31，认为同事不如自己是错误的。

（inferior）2，正在玩耍的孩子们使他想起了自己快乐的童年。

（remind）3，与他沟通是没有用的，因为他总是对别人的建议置若罔闻。

（point n.）4，作为一种有力的工具，颜色常被用于鼓动顾客买不熟悉的物品。

(persuade)5，西方传统越来越受年轻女士的青睐，因此在婚礼上他们更喜欢白色礼服。

（thus）1, It is wrong to think that colleagues are inferior to ourselves. / regard co-workers as inferior(s).2, Children at play remind him of his (own) happy childhood.3, There is no point (in) communicating with him because he always turns a deaf ear to others’ advice.4, As a powerful tool, colors are often used to persuade customers to buy unfamiliar goods.5, Western traditions are becoming more and more popular with / among young women, and thus they prefer (wearing) white dresses at the / a wedding.Unit 41，放弃那份工作就意味着你失去了晋升的机会。

(abandon)2，据说，这幅画在19世纪为某位欧洲收藏家所拥有。

(possess)3，他依然很难和同学们交流，这可能将导致更严重的后果。

(difficulty)4，鉴于他对科学界做出的杰出贡献，他应该被授予诺贝尔物理奖。

(deserve)5，西方人过母亲节的习俗可追溯到一百多年前。

(date from)1, Abandoning that job means your missing the chance of being promoted.2, It is said that this painting was possessed by a European collector in the 19th century.3, He still has difficulty (in) communicating with his classmates, which may lead to more serious consequences.4, Considering his great contribution to scientific community, he deserved to be awarded the Nobel Physics Prize.5, The custom of westerners’ celebrating Mother’s Day dates from over one hundred years ago.Unit 51，痴迷于美容手术可能伤害你的健康。

(obsession)2，设定个人目标并确保达到是非常重要的。

(It…)3，缺乏毅力和实践必将注定你的语言学习的失败。

(doom)4，东方明珠电视塔，上海的象征，已成为海内外游客的旅游景点。

(label v.)5，重要的不是来参观展览会的人数，而是提高全球城市环境的意识。

（matter v.）1, Obsession with cosmetic surgery may damage your health.2, It is vital / very important that you should set your personal goals and make sure that you achieve them,3, Due to / For lack of perseverance and practice, you are doomed to fail in your language leaning.4, Labeled as the symbol of Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower has now become a tourist attraction to visitors from home and abroad.5, What matters is not the number of people who visit the exhibition / exposition / show but the awareness of improving the world’s urban environment.Unit 61，即使我们相隔千里也不要紧。

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