时间:2019-02-25 作者:英语课 分类:新西兰英语


英语课

   Listen to August 3rd 2011 to hear more about the penguin 1 “Happy Feet”.


  The Emperor Penguin, named “Happy Feet”, left the zoo last night. He is on board the ship, Tangaroa. This ship is used by scientists for studying plants and animals in the sea. It is going south to Campbell Island to check the number of southern blue whiting fish in that area. When the ship has reached about 700km south of New Zealand, Happy Feet will be put into the sea. This will probably be on Friday.
  At the moment, Happy Feet is in a cage with ice. There is a GPS tracker glued to his feathers. When he is in the sea, a satellite 2 will follow where he is. You can follow this too on two websites: www.nzemperor.com or www.ourfarsouth.org.
  Questions
  1.Do you think Happy Feet will return to the Antarctic 3?
  2.Do you think he will be able to look after himself?
  3.Why have New Zealand people been so interested in this bird?

n.企鹅
  • The penguin is a flightless bird.企鹅是一种不会飞的鸟。
  • He walked with an awkward gait like a penguin.他走路的步子难看得就像企鹅。
n.卫星
  • The moon is a satellite of the earth.月球是地球的一颗卫星。
  • A man-made satellite has been launched.人造卫星上天。
adj.南极(区)的;n.(the A-)南极洲,南极圈
  • The Antarctic is a mountainous area.南极洲是一个多山的地区。
  • It is well known that penguins live in the Antarctic.企鹅生活在南极洲是众所周知的。
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Aconitum potaninii
air-car
allowance for sale
Amouyal-Beneist-Honeck method
angioscope
annuluses
Arabic arch
array table
bailable
bandhani
bebu
bioconverters
bleachiest
bottom-out
candidating
canson
Ceriana
cerulean cataract
Chalk River
coal crusher house
cold-smoking
Colney Hatch
commoditising
concha de alava
cool drink
copper plate engraving
copper-cadmium-zirconium electrode
Copsewood.
dorsal(extensor)expansion
earthish
earthquake resistant foundation
erythrodermatitis
extraradical
fevering
fiftiess
flatness interferometer
fluidified
fly(-)tipping, flytipping
Fort-de-France, B.de
full width hub brake
good plan
grossnesses
gunboys
Hygrophorus marzuolus
icchen
impropriator
irrigable acre
J-SEAD
John Walker
kept pace
light green
locomotive total wheel base
looters
louse up something
maculosa
magnesite bottom
marine management science
miokon
mitotic crossover
mixovirmycin
most valuable players
mountain observation
Nonsan
orbicularis phenomenon
otorhinolaryngologic surgery
palagis
perforated impression tray
perineal septum
personal letter
photochromics
plug in amplifer
preteaching
price index number of primary commodity
Puurs
Ramon flocculation test
request bridge control
reservoir structure
rhombododecahedron
sailorhome
set forth something
ship bridge safety system
short-distance photogrammetry
shot end
slowplayed
smalls burning
software-intensive
stenke
stone eye
streptothricosis
supply of money
tension rope deflection sheave
thyroid hyperfunction
tolerance of exercise
top-drains
tranquillitatis
ultratomography
unprickled
upward view
vapour hazard index
visceroceptor
Winsorise
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