时间:2019-02-17 作者:英语课 分类:汪培珽儿童英文分级书单《神奇树屋》


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  Jack 1 and Annie ran up to the front entrance of thevilla. Jack pushed the door open.



"Go in. Hurry," said Annie.



They slipped into the main hall.



"Hello!" Annie called.



There was no answer. The place seemed empty.



The main hall had a large opening in the ceiling.



Below it was a small stone pool filled with water.



Jack looked at it carefully.



"Oh, I bet rain comes through the hole," said Jack.



"Then it lands in that pool so they can use it for theirwater."He started to take out his notebook to make a note.



"There's no time, Jack!" said Annie. "We have tolook in all the rooms for books!"10"Okay, okay, calm down," said Jack. He put awayhis notebook and followed Annie.



"Books? Books?" she said, peering into a room offthe hall. She moved to the next room. "Books?



Books?" Then she moved on to the next.



Jack trailed behind her. Even though she hadalready checked the rooms, he took a quick peek 3 ineach of them. He wanted to see what a house inRoman times looked like. He'd write notes later.



The first two rooms had wooden beds. The wallshad pictures painted on them. The floors werecovered with tiny pieces of colored stoneThe third room had a low table with silver disheson it. Three sloping couches were placed around thetable. The couches were covered with pillows.



"This must be the dining room," said Jack. "Peoplefrom Roman times lay down on couches while theyate. Did you know that?"He looked around for Annie. Where was she?



"Jack! Come here!" Annie called.



Jack followed her voice. She was in a garden off thedining room. It had a stone patio 4, palm trees, andgrape vines. In the middle was a pond with amermaid fountain.



Goldfish swam in the water.



"Look, there's another room!" said Annie. Shemoved to the door of a room off the garden .



She opened the door and peeked 5 insideJack looked with her. Along the walls of the roomwere long shelves with rolls of paper on them"Rats!" said Annie. "No books." She closed the door.



"No books in this whole villa 2. Let's get out of here.""Just a minute," said Jack. "I have an idea."He pulled out his book on Roman times. He found asection called WRITING. He read:



Romans used pens made of small reeds. Their inkcame partly from the black ink of octopuses 6. Theywrote their "hooks" on scrolls 7 of papyrus 8 (puh-PI-rus)paper.



"Aha!" said Jack. "That's a library of scrolls! I betour ancient lost story is in there!"



n.插座,千斤顶,男人;v.抬起,提醒,扛举;n.(Jake)杰克
  • I am looking for the headphone jack.我正在找寻头戴式耳机插孔。
  • He lifted the car with a jack to change the flat tyre.他用千斤顶把车顶起来换下瘪轮胎。
n.别墅,城郊小屋
  • We rented a villa in France for the summer holidays.我们在法国租了一幢别墅消夏。
  • We are quartered in a beautiful villa.我们住在一栋漂亮的别墅里。
vi.偷看,窥视;n.偷偷的一看,一瞥
  • Larry takes a peek out of the window.赖瑞往窗外偷看了一下。
  • Cover your eyes and don't peek.捂上眼睛,别偷看。
n.庭院,平台
  • Suddenly, the thought of my beautiful patio came to mind. I can be quiet out there,I thought.我又忽然想到家里漂亮的院子,我能够在这里宁静地呆会。
  • They had a barbecue on their patio on Sunday.星期天他们在院子里进行烧烤。
v.很快地看( peek的过去式和过去分词 );偷看;窥视;微露出
  • She peeked over the top of her menu. 她从菜单上往外偷看。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • On two occasions she had peeked at him through a crack in the wall. 她曾两次透过墙缝窥视他。 来自辞典例句
章鱼( octopus的名词复数 )
  • Snails and octopuses are molluscs. 蜗牛和章鱼是软体动物。
  • Limpets, snails and octopuses are mollusks. 帽贝、蜗牛和章鱼都是软体动物。
n.(常用于录写正式文件的)纸卷( scroll的名词复数 );卷轴;涡卷形(装饰);卷形花纹v.(电脑屏幕上)从上到下移动(资料等),卷页( scroll的第三人称单数 );(似卷轴般)卷起;(像展开卷轴般地)将文字显示于屏幕
  • Either turn it off or only pick up selected stuff like wands, rings and scrolls. 把他关掉然后只捡你需要的物品,像是魔杖(wand),戒指(rings)和滚动条(scrolls)。 来自互联网
  • Ancient scrolls were found in caves by the Dead Sea. 死海旁边的山洞里发现了古代的卷轴。 来自辞典例句
n.古以纸草制成之纸
  • The Egyptians wrote on papyrus.埃及人书写用薄草纸。
  • Since papyrus dries up and crumble,very few documents of ancient Egypt have survived.因草片会干裂成粉末所以古埃及的文件很少保存下来。
学英语单词
acyrthosiphon pisum (harris)
Al Janā'in
arctation
argentum bromatum
arsenic monosulfide
Auray
average igneous rock
babels
blue-ribbon connector
book of records
bronchial constriction
business-pleasure
case finder
casting-couch
cavallin
cell-plate (strasburger 1882)
chain suture
chambers of trade
cheses
chikungunya
clamping diode
composite estimate
continuous concrete wall
corn-flour
coys
criminal with previous convictions
crutche
dactylispa sauteri
derriobtusone
diploptene
disapproved
dog rocks
efficiency-enhancing
electric hair curler
emergency overspeed governor
enates
enhanceable language
eudicotyledons
fashion count
g?ta kanal
haemal ring
handshake transceiver unit
heated rear window
heavy bodied oil
hemalbumin
hemiparasitism
heptahelical
herrhausen
high head hydro power station
hippophile
hiroaki
homomorphic deconvolution
inred
integrated injection logic circuit
key type clutch
Langmuir law
lateral glandular branch
lipomata diffusa symmetrica
LL. L.
location preference
log exposure scale
lop-stick
magnetization equation
micro-capillary
miscellaneous fishing gear
misconjunction
moving resistance
Muslimology
nasion-prosthion
nematophagous
neuma
on capital
ostracizers
other time
out stroke
over-regularization
palearctic faunistic region
persolution
Phyllophora
platinode
postwar credit
potassium-argon datings
prosomite
purnell quenching process
radiator louver frame
reference chromatogram
schoenus apogon
sheet piling
skean-dhu
small hydro electric plant
soleprint
ST_military-and-armed-forces_the-armed-forces-generally
submarine rescue chamber
submucous cordectomy
surface spread method
the largest particles
tracheotomized
traumatic balsam
unstable balance
vibratile corpuscule
waveguide attenuator
working stroke of spring buffer