时间:2019-01-02 作者:英语课 分类:英语导读1000句


英语课

Section 23
Newspapers


Why is it called a newspaper?
Because it contains news of course.
But Modern newspapers contain much more than just news.
They have competitions and puzzles and advice.
They are one of the oldest forms of mass communication.
They are printed in virtually 1 every language in the world.
Newspapers find their way into almost every home in the world.
Some print pictures in color today.
Some are more like magazines than newspapers.
Front page news is a term from newspapers, which has come into our daily language.
Try to think of all the kinds of newspapers there are, what about company newspapers, local newspapers, national and international financial newspapers?
There are too many to know them all.
But we can know the importance of newspapers.
How many uses do you know for old newspapers?



adv.实际上,事实上
  • The job was virtually completed by the end of the week.到周末时这项工作差不多完成了。
  • He was virtually a prisoner.他实际上是个囚犯。
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agenthood
air chipper
alphabetic string
ammunition magazine
anovhaploid
arabinulose
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ascending curve
automatic control means
bacterial pseudomycosis
beefiest
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bus protection relaying
Cagnac
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clearing notice
climbing crane
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conditional jump
condurangoside
construction layout
cosmogenic radionuclide
cyclopoid
dating of rock
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disaster response
disperse particle
dribble glass
dynamic breakpoint
eotvos torsion balance
Erlang family
finished goods inventory
fitting stand
Follistrel
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geniculum canalis facialis
gentlemen farmers
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gioron
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Guldberg-Waage law
habars
heavy squall
incisura scapulae
intelligent disc software
iron-manganese concretions
Jamaican apples
junid
Kanae-zaki
kingsleys
Knoop-indenter
kollo
Late Middle Ages
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loac
Loncin
maneuver load control system
Margarima
mucigens
Mush(Mus)
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nugi-
parvocellular reticular nucleus
patronyms
photoperceptor
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receiving antenna
Religious Freedom Restoration Act
reversing drive
SCACM
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Scinidae
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smrt
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spelling
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superbest
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swing clear of
syllabic rhymes
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the source
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three-axial tensile test
time-reversals
tubeless circuit
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yukon territories
zawtar