时间:2019-03-01 作者:英语课 分类:听播客学英语


英语课

   Reading poetry for children can often help you to learn a foreign language. Why? Because poetry written for children is simple, and uses words and language which are close to the ordinary spoken language. And generally these poems are short, and make you laugh. I have two little poems for you today. The first one is a traditional children’s rhyme 1 called Mary had a Little Lamb. It goes like this:-


  Mary had a little lamb,
  Its fleece was white as snow,
  And everywhere that Mary went
  The lamb was sure to go.
  It followed her to school one day,
  That was against the rules.
  It made the children laugh and play
  To see a lamb at school.
  Look at the first line – Mary had a little lamb. In English, we often use the word “have” to mean “eat”. For example, Kevin has a chocolate bar with his coffee in the morning. This means 2 that he eats a chocolate bar with his coffee. I have a sandwich and an apple for lunch. That means, I eat a sandwich and an apple. The waiter in a cafe may ask you, “What would you like to have?” and this means “What would you like to eat?” So, “Mary had a little lamb” – that couldn’t possibly mean “Mary ate a little lamb”, could it? The American children’s poet, Bill Dodds, thinks so.
  Mary had a little lamb,
  a little toast,
  a little jam,
  a little pizza
  and some cake,
  some French fries
  and a chocolate shake,
  a little burger
  on a bun 3.
  And that’s why Mary
  weighs a ton.
  Copyright Bill Dodds

n.韵,押韵,韵文;vi.押韵,作诗;vt.使押韵,用韵诗表达
  • I cannot find a rhyme to " hiccups ".我不能找到和 “hiccups”同韵的词。
  • The last two lines of this poem don't rhyme properly.这首诗后两句不怎么压韵。
n.方法,手段,折中点,物质财富
  • That man used artful means to find out secrets.那人使用狡猾的手段获取机密。
  • We must get it done by some means or other.我们总得想办法把它干完。
n.小而圆的甜面包;(头发扎成的)髻
  • He stole a bun from the shop.他从店里偷了一个圆面包。
  • She wears her hair in a bun.她把头发盘成一个髻。
学英语单词
abranchial
active carbon ?
al hadhalil plat.
Alloca
annual cutting area
aptitude-treatment
atonic dyspepsia
B and T
berlaken
blaya
body refuse
bricker
checkouts
Chincoteague Island
chitterings
chordwise component
close defect
coccygeal pain
concentric sclerosis
coordinated wage policy
copperized lead
costimulant
Court-Saint-Etienne
craggly
dense pubescent types
dicyanoargentate
Dudarevskiy
electric defrost
encounter a complete defeat
end-of-file operation
enpiroline
enteroenteric
excess voltage protection
extremal statistic
fluvial sand
freiers
front-mounted toolbar
gene-napper
GF
glovemaking
hand-prosthesis
high-calorie
housej property management
hyperite (gabro-norite)
leek moth
lig. menisci fibularis
linear cumulative damage
little barleys
livedo reticularis symptomatica
lung counter
make sunset
minkishi
mosh pits
moss families
n. occipitalis minor
nanum
nasal superior quadrant
non-precision-instrument runway
nonconfident
nonsilence
Norheimsund
normocholesterolaemic
octil
orthorhombicity
P54C
peptidyl site
pexborate
platen-pressed particle board
praetorian
pressure-sensitive vehicle detector
production accident
propeller disc
Psyllidae
Pyramon
QKt, Qk
recirculating cooling water
relesse
runway condition report
Sainjang
salary structure
scheme of compromise or arrangement
sclaffed
Sedum truncatistigmum
segment-gear
selfsetting die
senile warts of lid
situation board
skeletal structures
slimlining
slow ahead starboard
space cadet
specif.
spitting image
squeeze-box
superior maxillary branch (or maxillary nerve)
system trap
telemetering data receiving set
touchier
tree-structured
turnbuckle screw
wet-fed cement kiln
you got it