时间:2019-02-03 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


英语课

Fanny: Hey, Brian, you know, recently I heard that the Canadian dollar is very strong.


Brian: It is. It's been amazingly strong in the last few months.


Fanny: What happened? I mean, how come?


Brian: It went up. The reasons behind why the Canadian dollar is strong...


Fanny: Yeah.


Brian: Very good question. Without getting too complicated, my understanding is the Canadian dollar is linked to a lot of primary industries, so things like, say like, oil or mining or timber 1 from like forests and right now I think there's a high demand for those kind of products, so because of that it's pushed the Canadian dollar up. But also I think many other currencies have gone down a bit, like the American dollar has dropped a lot.


Fanny: Really? OK.


Brian: I don't follow the currency markets too closely.


Fanny: OK, I see.


Brian: But I think because the American dollar has gone down as well, that means that, you know, it doesn't take as much Canadian money to equal the American money now, so I think those are probably two of the reasons why it's been strong.


Fanny: I see. I know that Canada is a country which is really rich in the natural resources, but are there still a lot of natural resources left now?


Brian: That's another good question. I think that there are still quite a lot of resources.


Fanny: Oh, nice.


Brian: Which is, you know, is good but some of them are decreasing quite a bit.


Fanny: I think so, because of consumption 2.


Brian: It's too...


Fanny: Too big.


Brian: Right.


Fanny: Yeah.


Brian: And we export a lot of our resources too, so, you know, the Unites States is always taking a lot of our resources so that's like a huge market right there, but I think there's still lots of oil but maybe the... some of the trees, you know, they cut them down pretty fast and they take a long time to grow back, so you have to watch out there.


Fanny: OK, I think that's a very reason for the strong Canadian dollar.


Brian: It could be but you probably should ask an economist 3. Maybe they can tell you a bit more informed insight 4 on it than I can.

 



n.木材,原木,大木料,栋木
  • These trees need more time to grow into useful timber.这些树不够年头,还没成材呢。
  • The timber is graded according to its thickness.木材按厚度分级。
n.消费,消耗,消费额,消耗量,结核病
  • Consumption of oil has declined in recent years.石油消耗量在最近几年下降了。
  • The meat was condemned as unfit for human consumption.这种肉已被宣布不适宜人们食用。
n.经济学家,经济专家,节俭的人
  • He cast a professional economist's eyes on the problem.他以经济学行家的眼光审视这个问题。
  • He's an economist who thinks he knows all the answers.他是个经济学家,自以为什么都懂。
n.洞察力,洞悉,深刻的见解
  • Good teachers have insight into the problems of students.好的教师能洞察学生的问题。
  • The research will provide direct insight into molecular mechanisms.这项研究将使人能够直接地了解分子的机理。
学英语单词
aberrance
acute appendicitis in gestational period
adust
air saccobranchild catfishes
alkali waste
armrests
automatic can tester
Avernako
back shore terrace
backside throws
backup pumpkin
big man on campus
BIVAR (bivariate function generator)
buksh
burnet saxifrag
calamitous
camera control system
Cardamine trifoliolata
cardinalship
cargo doors
chemical-compound
child pointer
cold frame bending machine
combined machining
computer cartography
corpora callosa
culture method
Danish running line trolling
Delprosyn
desonide-21-phosphate
dishing settlement
Dungargarh
explosives transport van
externally designated subprogram
flat line reinsurance
grindly
hat section
heat consumption figure
heliometry
heterotopic bacteria
hidden depths
hospitalizing
identical order
inferofrontal
integrated disclosure system
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
jowlier
Kuvash
lack's law
lettucy
Ligusticum tenuissimum
Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge
Lomie
mahowald
merge point
merit
mouse beacon
moving airstream
neuraclerosis
nodding spasm
noncobalt
noncola
oil skimming tank
Oostburg
ornamental pillar
owi
Pairi R.
paternosterer
patrol box
plop
pottery needle therapy
relation degree of node
response range
revab relief group
Rhododendron lapponicum
Robespierrism
rooming-in
Rosa spinosissima
sailor pants
self-screening jamming
Sembs's operation
serpentine-tube header type heater
sheelas
side-construction tile
side-slipped
sorting by insertion
space capsule control
St David's I.
Sterrhinae
surface processing
Susie Rottencrotch
syphilisation
taken all in all
tench
transglucosidation
unbespectacled
unrips
unspurred
vagarisome
Vatia Pt.
waveshape distortion
weigh sth out