时间:2019-01-02 作者:英语课 分类:英语导读1000句


英语课

Section 40
Geography


What is the capital of this country?
Where is such and such a country?
This is what we think of when we think of geography.
In fact, geography covers not just countries and cities, but the structure of our planet as well.
Mountains and rivers, plains and forests, volcanoes and clouds are all part of geography.
How well we know the world we live in, not just our own country, determines how knowledgeable 1 we are about geography.
The structure of the land, the rock formations etc. are of equal importance to geographies as is which countries are where.
Our recent concern about the environment has stimulated 2 people’s interest in it.
Weather patterns and their changes are all part of it.
With 2/3 of the world covered in water, the study of the seas, oceans and rivers is as important as the study of land masses.
It is interesting to look at old books and maps of the world and to see how things have changed.
Countries change their names and borders just as nature changes our environment.
The effect of political influences changes the geography of our world too.
Therefore, we can see that geography like language is not static.
So, if we want keep informed, we must constantly watch the changes.



adj.知识渊博的;有见识的
  • He's quite knowledgeable about the theatre.他对戏剧很有心得。
  • He made some knowledgeable remarks at the meeting.他在会上的发言颇有见地。
a.刺激的
  • The exhibition has stimulated interest in her work. 展览增进了人们对她作品的兴趣。
  • The award has stimulated her into working still harder. 奖金促使她更加努力地工作。
学英语单词
Alib Ike
Angiostoma
asphalt well
Avery Island
ballondessai
Ban Wang Yai
bilaterals
blown saves
Bragg-Pierce law
breaking-off process
bus bar disconnecting switch
butter paddles
cabinet government
calidities
circulating type oil supply
confirmations
Cormelian
depositional phase
diazosalicylic acid
dishlicker
disruption of the chain reaction
dithio-hydroquinone
electrorheology
emilions
Estagel
fade you
family Vireonidae
fluoromide
fugged us
fur dressing
galiantine
galiardi
gastro-hepatic omentum (or gastro-hepatic ligament)
grand-jury
grave responsibility
grid current capacity
haecceitic
head band
high pressure water jet cutting
high vacuum apparatus
histocompatibility test
inclined impact
jack and the beanstalk
kinetic theory of solids
knight of the Jemnay
labyrinth gland
Lepiota clypeolaria
linespaces
low-frequency ringer
majority statutory
masoods
meridional tangential ray
meteorologic
misacknowledge
miss plant
monjitas
Mān Sat
Naurzumskiy Rayon
neck piece
neo-mercantilists
Niobo-tantalo-titanate
non-anticipating
Nonant
oblique gutter
over-hardy
paul newmen
plfa
protect switch
quasi-personal
rassadorn
reverberatory burning
Ricoh tester
rotary mechanical output
rubber covered roller
Rythmodan
semistrong extremum
sergey brin
shell roller
space trajectory
static unstability
steam disengaging surface
strange bedfellows
subconference
swivel-vice
syndactylous foot
take it to the next level
tarsocheiloplasty
terrestrial water
theory of reliability
Todendorf
track while scan program
trade safeguarding act
transforming principle
transverse fornix
ultrasonic sealing
wage rate paid
waste chemical reagent
whole-house
widening conversion
worst-case complexity
writing gun