时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:听一分钟英文-E


英语课

My energy levels go up and down. Sometimes I’m full of energy, and sometimes I’m drained 1 of energy. Mornings are when my energy levels are high. I wake up ready to go. I don’t need 30 minutes to wake up, like some people I know. For some reason the food I eat doesn’t affect how energetic 2 I am. Some people feel tired after lunch, while others complain they need to eat something for an energy boost 3. I seem to have the same level of energy even if I eat nothing all day. The one thing that does affect my energy is the weather. A bright, sunny day gives me lots of energy. A dull, rainy day makes me feel less energetic. I also have a lot of energy if I’m doing something exciting – even if it’s study or work.



1 drained
v.(使)流干, (使)逐渐流走( drain的过去式和过去分词 );喝光,喝干;使(精力、金钱等)耗尽
  • His face was drained of all colour and animation. 他面如死灰。
  • She suddenly felt totally drained. 她突然感到精疲力竭。
2 energetic
adj.充满活力的,精力充沛的
  • The elderly man is quite energetic.这位上了年纪的老人仍精力充沛。
  • Her mother was a resourceful and energetic woman.她母亲是一个足智多谋、精力充沛的女人。
3 boost
n.鼓励,激励,提高;v.鼓励,使增强信心
  • This will be a great boost to the economy.这对于经济发展将是一个巨大的促进。
  • These changes will help to boost share prices.这些变化将有助于提高股票价格。