时间:2019-01-27 作者:英语课 分类:新西兰英语


英语课

   New Zealand mothers are having difficulty finding cans of baby formula in the supermarkets. Some supermarkets are limiting the number of cans to two per customer.


  The shortage 1 may be because Chinese in New Zealand are buying cans of formula to send back or to take back to families in China. One Chinese exporter bought $170,000 worth of baby formula from a supermarket in Auckland to send to China.
  The problem could get worse this year which is the year of the Dragon. Many Chinese believe this is a lucky year for a baby to be born. There could be more babies born this year.
  Milk powder for adults is also in short supply at the moment, again because a lot is sent to China. Pregnant 2 women and older people like to drink milk.
  The problem is linked to the baby formula scandal 3 in China when melamine was added to the milk powder and babies became sick. As a result, Chinese mothers do not trust the quality of Chinese milk powder.
  Listen to January 25th 2009 to hear about this scandal.
  Vocabulary
  baby formula – milk powder which is closest to mother’s milk
  limit – not more than this number
  shortage – not enough
  pregnant women – expecting a baby
  linked – connected
  scandal –something that caused anger to the customers and disgrace to the company
  melamine – white powder, often used to make plastics
  trust – believe that it is good quality

n.缺少,缺乏,不足
  • The city is suffering a desperate shortage of water.这个城市严重缺水。
  • The heart of the problem is a shortage of funds.问题的关键是缺乏经费。
adj.怀孕的,怀胎的
  • She is a pregnant woman.她是一名孕妇。
  • She is pregnant with her first child.她怀了第一胎。
n.丑事,丑闻,流言蜚语,反感,愤慨
  • Scandal and gossip are meat and drink to him.各种丑闻和流言蜚语是他最感兴趣的事。
  • His theft from the shop caused scandal in the village.他因偷商店的东西引起全村的公愤。
学英语单词
acalyptophis peronii
additionality
altricial
antigermination
apacks
articulationes coxae
as English as apple pie
Atlantic
automatic guided vehicle (agv)
bissextiles
bloodwits
bobsled
breast rail
Broca-Sulzer effect
c.s-in-c
caporopy fibre
CF3
coagulation vitamin
cold regions
computer-assisted cartography
data transmission statement
de Normanville transmission
decarbamylation constant
decumulate
destruction of bone
digital-tv
domorphism
double crank lock
dressing eptic
drest
elfishly
employer-based
erosion resisting
euonymus giraldii hand.-mazz.
expectation-value of the growing-stock of a single wood
extragalactic radio astronomy
fortified juice
four-density
frog spit
genus pezophapss
gestalt therapies
Goldblum
goofy-foot, goofy-footers
handling a very large tanker alongside
hantzschia marina
helamycin
Hopmann's polyp
hyposulphate
hysterotrachelotomy
imformation officer
impane
insultingly
internal gauge
irrefrangible
kangaroo meat
kentwood
kuehni
Leaf-fodder
loller
manath
marine refraction
metathetically
microsoft compact disk extensions
military procurement action
miswears
mythered
neuclear propulsion
neuromap
obsolete drugs
on your way
once-through boiler automatic control system
outer gimbal angle
perpetualist
pilot-balloon plotting board
practise frugality
Pseudoamycolata
put her down
reiksguards
ridge-fillers
Roots blower
salt wedge
sampling with unequal probability
scale number
Schally, Andrew Victor
set route
simplified hump
steal a glance at
Streptothrix pulmonalis
tempering water
the day of something is over
the domain
tnr
traditionally used by shopkeepers to mark prices
trithiosulfo
UG-PTP
urolith
vacuum flash chamber
verification method
vessel penetration
wild motor
x-irradiation
zoobiocoenose