时间:2018-11-27 作者:英语课 分类:情景英语口语100主题


英语课
90 numbers

words
numbers amount count hundreds thousands millions dozen couple pair double triple quadruple first second third fourth add plus minus deduct 1 multiply divide roughly approximately equal several

phrases
third time lucky
have sixth sense
in seventh heaven
be second nature
at the eleventh hour
once bitten twice shy
first impressions last


beginner
a; what’s the area of your country?
B: it’s not very big. It’s a little over half a million square kilometers.
A; that sounds quite big! How many people live there?
B; there are about 30 million people in my country. Most of them live in the north.
A: what’s the average income?
B; that’s the really hard to say. I think most people earn about two thousand dollars a month, if you convert the money from our currency into dollars.
A; so your country is fairly rich.
B: I think we are richer than most countries, but not as rich as countries in western Europe. Our biggest problem at the moment is unemployment, which is roughly 8%. It has doubled over the last four years.
A: unemployment in my country is a fraction of that.

Intermediate
A: what’s “pi”?
B: that’s the ratio of the circumference 2 of a circle to its diameter, I think.
A; I see. What is that ratio exactly?
B: it’s approximately 3.14, but the number continues forever. What’s the diameter of your circle?
A: it’s 10 centimeters, so the circumference should be 31.4 centimeters.
B; ok. My next problem is to convert 10000 british pounds into us dollars. What’s the exchange rate at the moment?
A: according to the newspaper, the exchange rate is 1.85 dollars to the pound.
B: that means that 10.000 pounds will buy me 18.500 dollars.
A: what’s the next question.
B; fractions. What’s a quarter and an eighth? That’s three-eights. Easy. The next question is “what are prime numbers?”.
A: I can help you there. Those are numbers that cannot be created by multiplying two whole numbers, apart from the number itself and 1, together.
B; so, 1,2 and 3 are prime numbers, but 4 isn’t because 2*2=4.
A: exactly. Anything else?
B; how many seconds in an hour? 60 seconds multiplied by 60 minutes equals 3600 seconds altogether.
A: you’ll be a mathematician 3 one day.


1 deduct
vt.扣除,减去
  • You can deduct the twenty - five cents out of my allowance.你可在我的零用钱里扣去二角五分钱。
  • On condition of your signing this contract,I will deduct a percentage.如果你在这份合同上签字,我就会给你减免一个百分比。
2 circumference
n.圆周,周长,圆周线
  • It's a mile round the circumference of the field.运动场周长一英里。
  • The diameter and the circumference of a circle correlate.圆的直径与圆周有相互关系。
3 mathematician
n.数学家
  • The man with his back to the camera is a mathematician.背对着照相机的人是位数学家。
  • The mathematician analyzed his figures again.这位数学家再次分析研究了他的这些数字。
学英语单词
abdoulaye
abnormal end dump
adipose osteoporosis
after-guards
Aitken's method of interpolation
astroarena
base power
basic depreciation rate
bathmats
bay window
bogue out
Bungarus candidus
busen voltameter
business speculation
Caelifera
cataline
Charpy impact test
Cock-Rock
commodity-oriented
constraint manifold
convert to fixed column
core moulding machine
differential case oil collector drum
echo beat
election manifesto
electrical strip
electro-heat installation
Empire Res.
evodiaefolius
exact interest
Faciometer
Farm Relief Law
feel hate towards
Finny County
for your part
freeters
furnace heat release
giambattista marinis
gracefulness
hackforth
Homeric Greek
humourising
impelling
incentive engineer
industrial towns
Ivanjica
justless
Kirondrin
landfyrd
large scientific code
laserable material
lithophyta
Lomaiviti Grp.
luife
magellanicum
mateur
measurable parameter
misobservance
mitsuko
morganti
needle-lift sensor
nicey-nice
non-parametric induction
nonclotted
nonequilibrium state
nonhermetic
odoriferant
ostery
other woman
out of pocket expense
oxy-
PGK
pogues
press for repayment of a loan
ranan
removal power
Rhodosporidium
rolled broken stone
San Giovanni Teatino
Satie
search depth
sex-on-premises venue
shaking device
shield engineering
significance ratio
space charge balanced flow
standby resources
stinkbags
surface-reaction control
tendency
tin deposit
tobernalts
tongue apparatus of petromyzon
Toom-Cook algorithm
trans-boundary
trust funds ledger
tunnel triode
turning away
undercolors
unequal perturbation
user oriented
vecinas