时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语北京必修模块


英语课

[00:-1.00]Xiaojin is studying in London for six months,

[00:-2.00]She is writing to her aunt who is coming to visit her soon.

[00:-3.00]Dear Aunt Mei,

[00:-4.00]I'm so happy you are coming to visit me in London

[00:-5.00]and I think you will have a nice time when you go travelling

[00:-6.00]to other parts of the country.

[00:-7.00]I have been here for six months now

[00:-8.00]and I think I am still experencing "culture shock."

[00:-9.00]There are many things here that are different from back home

[00:10.00]and I didn't expect to see.

[00:11.00]I'll tell you about some of those things which might be useful for you

[00:12.00]to know before you come.

[00:13.00]When I first came here

[00:14.00]I was surprised to find that London is such an international city.

[00:15.00]It seems that there are people from all over the world living here.

[00:16.00]There are many international restaurants

[00:17.00]and people told me that almost every town in Britain

[00:18.00]has at least one Chinese restaurant.This is really unbelievable.

[00:19.00]I don't expect to have so many choices here.

[00:20.00]Something that always confuses me is tipping.

[00:21.00]One book I read said that you need to tip at restaurants

[00:22.00]but later I realised that if "service included "is on the rstaurant bill.

[00:23.00]you don't need to tip and if it says:service not included a 10% tip is expected.

[00:24.00]SO if you want to avoid getting confused,you should always check your bill.

[00:25.00]Why don't they do it the same way everywhere?

[00:26.00]Hotels in Britain are expensive and I can't afford to stay at any.

[00:27.00]But when you come here you should consider staying at a "Bed and Breakfast".

[00:28.00]Many of them are private houses which offer accommodation 1 and some food.

[00:29.00]I know you enjoy talking to people so I think you will like them

[00:30.00]because the owners are often very friendly.

[00:31.00]Some things here are inconvenient 2.

[00:32.00]Many of the shops close early and some shop keepers 3 refuse to change &50 notes.

[00:33.00]the largest notes.Also,you shouldn't risk carrying lots of cash around with you,

[00:34.00]so I suggest bringing travellers 4 cheques.

[00:35.00]Another thing is that the British plugs 6 for electric appliances 7

[00:36.00]are different to Chinese plugs,

[00:37.00]so I advise you to make sure you have the right plug 5 adapter for your hairdryer.

[00:38.00]There are two other things you might be suprised by when you come here.

[00:39.00]There aren't many red phone boxes and London isn't foggy all the time either.

[00:40.00]Anyway Aunt Mei,I can't to see you here,Love.Xiaojin



n.设备,膳宿,旅馆房间;容纳,提供,适应;调解,妥协;贷款
  • Many old people choose to live in sheltered accommodation.许多老年人选择到养老院居住。
  • Have you found accommodation?找到住处没有?
adj.不方便的,令人感到麻烦的
  • You have come at a very inconvenient time.你来得最不适时。
  • Will it be inconvenient for him to attend that meeting?他参加那次会议会不方便吗?
n.饲养员( keeper的名词复数 );保管人;管理人;负责人
  • "Well, we only employ book-keepers and typewriters here. “是这样,我们这里只雇佣会计师和打字员。 来自英汉文学 - 嘉莉妹妹
  • The zoo keepers released the lions from their cage. 动物饲养员把狮子从笼子里放出来。 来自互联网
n.旅行者( traveller的名词复数 );旅游者;旅客;游客
  • The unusually heavy rainfall was an ill omen for the travellers. 异乎寻常的大雨是旅行者的不祥之兆。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The travellers looked weather-beaten, there was little spit and polish. 旅客们满面风尘,仪容不整。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.塞子,消防栓,电插头;vt.插入,塞住,接插头;vi.被塞住
  • The girl let her mother plug in the TV set.女孩叫母亲插上电视机的插头。
  • They used electricity from a plug in the garage.他们通过车库插座取电。
n.塞子( plug的名词复数 );插头;栓塞;推销v.插上插头( plug的第三人称单数 );以(塞子)塞住
  • The guitar plugs into this amplifier. 这把吉他能接到这个扬声器上。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The battery charger plugs into any mains socket. 这个电池充电器可以插入任何类型的电源插座。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.器具,器械,装置( appliance的名词复数 )
  • Dish washer is one of the appliances. 洗碗机是家用电器的一种。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • You can buy refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, and other appliances there. 在那里可以买到冰箱、炉具、洗碗机和其他家电产品。 来自朗文快捷英语教程 1
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almost periodic group
anisotremus surinamenses
anisotropy of visual field
as samawah (samawa)
audit reporting
auditory bone
auntlike
balloon cells
bankrupt cart
bath sample
boron-poisoning method
catastrophe point
cauterisers
centre of gravity place
child to parent linkage
circulating crosstalk
circus job
claw fossa
clipstones
congenital atresia of small intestine
Cresilas
crook warp
cuspidite
diastereoisomer
dry weir
eatable(s)
ebullioscopic methed
edward albees
elementary instruction
embarcadero
Epirots
erupt
exoerythrocytic state
export bill
fat-faced
fixedscreen
geology of Mercury
Grândola, Sa.de
haplocladium capitullum(mitt.)broth
havocked
himmy
Hofra
hot cross bun head
Hvidbjerg
hybrid computer input/output
iodine tests
Ismo
khalasi
Khunayzīr
knight of the pencil
ligamenta talofibulare anterius
listmakers
Macropinna
marking of buoyant apparatus
Marmelete
medevac-ed
microprocessor bus standard
modal power distribution
multipication rate
nail making wire
National Automated Clearing House Association
neoplastic ossification
nira
nonindustrial worker
notch tensile ratio
off-response
on-the-spot audit
opd
Pants Down
parasitic current
pharyngeal pocket (or pharyngeal pouch)
phase lock technique
plagioclase gneiss
portionists
preparatory crime
principle of equal pay for equal work
profits
pseudoumbilical
quartz-crystal clock
reactance grounded system
relative elevation
resonated impedance bond
revolving brush
Sahamandrevo
secondary destination
smooth log
snow generating cell
so long for now
solo (flight)
squalene
status register
Struer
study design
Synagrops
technical and vocational education
trendsetters
turbulent core
underscanning
unextinguished
unsprung mass
Wanli Township
woolly bear caterpillars