时间:2019-01-09 作者:英语课 分类:河北加拿大版初中英语


英语课

UNIT 5

[00:03.08]Lessons 33~40

[00:07.63]Go With Transportation 1!

[00:11.47]Lesson 33:

[00:15.33]How Can You Go?Can You Take a Plane to the Bakery?

[00:22.10]JENNY:What is your favourite kind of transportation,Danny?

[00:28.16]DANNY:Walking.I can go almost anywhere on foot.

[00:33.91]I can walk to school

[00:37.56]I can walk to the park.

[00:41.40]I can walk to your house.

[00:45.45]BRIAN:You can walk to the bakery to buy donuts 2!

[00:50.10]But what about other cities?Could you go to another city on foot?

[00:56.27]DANNY:Of course not.That would be too far.I could take a car!

[01:03.84]JENNY:I'd take a train.I love riding the train.

[01:10.19]It's my favourite type of transportation.Is it yours too Brian?

[01:17.64]BRIAN:I'm sorry,but it isn't.I couldn't take a train to London to visit my parents.

[01:24.40]London is across the acean.

[01:27.95]DANNY:You could take a ship.

[01:31.30]BRIAN:Of course.But that would take a long time.

[01:36.05]I would like a more rapid type of transportation.

[01:41.02]Planes are very fast.Can I take a plane to the bakery?

[01:47.78]I'm very hungry!

[01:51.62]Boats Can Float

[01:55.17]Are boats different from ships?

[01:59.33]A boat is a small ship.In other words,a ship is just a big boat!

[02:07.48]Boats and ships float on water.Who made the first boat? Nobody know.

[02:16.62]Boats are very old.When were the first sailboats built?

[02:23.75]Sailboats have sails

[02:27.91]They use the wind to go.

[02:32.06]We know that the Egyptians had sailboats thousands of years ago.

[02:39.22]Do you remember the country of Egypt?

[02:43.16]Egyptians are people from Egypt.

[02:47.03]Egypt is famous for its pyramids 3.

[02:51.18]How were early ships for ocean travel built?

[02:56.14]To go across oceans, ships at first needed sails and oars 4.

[03:03.59]People pulled on the oars.It was a difficult life!

[03:10.15]Who built the first steamboat?

[03:14.12]In 1783,a man from France built a boat with a steam engine.

[03:22.27]When did the first steamship 5 cross the Atlantic Ocean?

[03:27.73]By the 1800s,ships started to cross the oceans using sails and steam.

[03:36.69]What was the first ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean without any sails?

[03:43.95]The Sirius in 1838.

[03:48.99]FASCINATING FACT

[03:52.52]hovercraft

[03:55.47]Did you know that a hovercraft is not a boat?

[04:00.51]Althouth it cross the sea like a boat or ship,it does not touch the water.

[04:07.88]It sits about twenty centimetres above the water.

[04:13.13]It can travel faster than most boats and ships.

 



n.运输,运输系统,运输工具
  • The transportation of goods by air costs a lot.航空运输货物花费很高。
  • He finally solved the difficulty of transportation.他终于解决了运输的困难。
n. 炸面圈
  • As McDonald's, Dunkin' Donuts and other fast-food chains moved upmarket, Starbucks looked less distinctive. 随着麦当劳,Dunkin'Donuts以及其它快餐联锁店朝着上流市场发展,星巴克失去了自己的特色。
  • You can walk to the bakery to buy donuts! 你可以步行去面包店买油炸圈饼!
n.金字塔( pyramid的名词复数 );金字塔形的物体(或一堆东西);金字塔式的组织(或系统);棱锥(体)
  • One of the seven wonders of the ancient world was the Pyramids. 金字塔是古代世界的七大奇迹之一。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The Great Pyramids and the Sphinx are nearby. 雄伟的金字塔和狮身人面像就在附近。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.桨,橹( oar的名词复数 );划手v.划(行)( oar的第三人称单数 )
  • He pulled as hard as he could on the oars. 他拼命地划桨。
  • The sailors are bending to the oars. 水手们在拼命地划桨。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.汽船,轮船
  • The return may be made on the same steamship.可乘同一艘汽船当天回来。
  • It was so foggy that the steamship almost ran down a small boat leaving the port.雾很大,汽艇差点把一只正在离港的小船撞沉。
标签:
学英语单词
accident and health benefit
airs-to-airs
Alnashskiy Rayon
aquatinting
arthropodization
Asics
atmospheric oxidant
automatic telemetry tracking system
auxiliary break-contact
batterylike
blepharocarcinoma
Boxer Rebellion
cane passage
cereal beverage
color-bar
combined magnet system
combustion product gases
common-size analysis
comparative dynamic economics
composite coefficient
conboys
condyloma acuminata of vagina
conjugal status
context of discovery
cooling Power
core driver
crude oil tank
cyber pirate
dark continent
day care centre
dignifiedly
epigrammatiser
esthetic dentistry
exact sampling theory
family Cebidae
fanmags
fartier
fibrous reinforcement material
fieldfolk
final deflection
flange washer
fulling stripes
fusible pattern injection
Gallinago media
gedle
George Ticknor
Glos,Gloss.
herb mercury
horse head string instrument
intermeshings
Kamvounia
karateist
lay a trap
light of foot
limited deformation
lost in thought
lymphoid tubercles
matters to
medicinal treatment
meliola amphitricha fries
Min River
multiple threshold a/d
natural laminar flow
neophyllaphis podocarpi
numerical sensitivity
O, o
overreachings
ox-bows
phenylbutanoic
Pholis
photocopy machine
pigmentary atrophy
plane point set
pre-cast concrete slab crossing
preapproved
preysen
pseudoparasitism
pwas
raised moulding
raynold
reattacks
recording balance
resinein
rhodium nitrate
Rosa mairei
shipment by cheapest route
solvent powder
special purpose range mark
steampunks
stock market
Stopham
synkavite
take the words out of sb's mouth
technological production target
Tukey statistic
ultrasonic weld
uncarines
volar digital vein
wall of text
waves of folds
whiprays
you the man