时间:2018-12-06 作者:英语课 分类:语言的力量


英语课
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[00:00.00]The Life Pursuit 1 人生之求
[00:04.86]If you want to succeed,
[00:07.60]you must understand the following two points.
[00:10.66]One is that success itself will never befall on you
[00:15.47]unless you pay enough.
[00:17.33]The other is that the won success not only shines
[00:22.14]but also dazzles 2.
[00:24.65]Become What You Want to Be! 成就梦想
[00:33.31]Wilma was born into a very poor family in Tennessee.
[00:39.00]She was born earlier than she should have been and was very weak.
[00:44.03]When she was four years old she had pneumonia
[00:47.96]and scarlet 3 fever that left her with a useless left leg.
[00:52.44]She had to wear an iron leg brace 4.
[00:55.17]Yet she was fortunate because her mother encouraged her.
[00:59.54]Wilma’s mother told her that she could do anything
[01:03.82]she wanted to do in spite 5 of the brace and leg.
[01:07.31]She told Wilma that all she needed to do was to have confidence,
[01:12.45]persistence, courage,
[01:14.76]and an indomitable spirit.
[01:17.05]So at nine years of age,
[01:19.69]Wilma removed the leg brace and took the step
[01:23.39]that the doctors told her she would never take normally 6.
[01:26.56]In four years she could run,
[01:29.96]which was a medical wonder.
[01:32.25]Then Wilma began to have the unbelievable idea
[01:36.62]that she would become the world’s greatest woman runner.
[01:40.03]At 13, she entered a race.
[01:43.40]She entered every race in high school,
[01:46.46]and in every race she came in last.
[01:49.32]Everyone thought she should stop competing!
[01:52.70]However, one day she came in second to last.
[01:56.74]Later she won a race.
[01:59.16]From then on,
[02:00.48]Wilma won every race that she entered.
[02:03.64]Wilma went to Tennessee State University,
[02:06.91]where she met a coach named Ed Temple.
[02:10.10]The coach believed that she had a great talent.
[02:13.37]He trained her so well that she could go to the Olympic Games.
[02:17.96]There she competed against the greatest woman runner of the day,
[02:22.55]a German girl named Jutta Heine.
[02:25.63]Nobody had ever beaten Jutta.
[02:28.57]But in the 100-meter and 200-meter dash, Wilma won.
[02:34.48]Finally came the 400-meter relay 7.
[02:38.52]The first two runners on Wilma’s team
[02:41.31]made perfect handoffs with the stick.
[02:43.77]But when the third runner handed the stick to Wilma,
[02:47.00]she dropped it,
[02:48.31]and Wilma saw Jutta taking off down the track.
[02:51.37]It was impossible for anyone to catch this fast girl,
[02:56.03]but Wilma did just that!


1 pursuit
n.追赶,追求,职业,工作
  • They set off at once along the lane in pursuit.他们立即出发沿着小巷追赶。
  • Life,liberty,and the pursuit of happiness have been called the inalienable rights of man.生命、自由和追求幸福被称为人类不可剥夺的权利。
2 dazzles
n.耀眼,令人赞叹的东西( dazzle的名词复数 )v.使目眩( dazzle的第三人称单数 );使惊异不已;炫耀,迷惑
  • She makes him fetch and carry, and dazzles him. 她使他俯首听差,使他眼花缭乱。 来自辞典例句
  • Wuhu Du Qiongwu dazzles dances the club to be what kind of? 芜湖杜琼舞之炫舞蹈俱乐部怎么样?学费贵吗? 来自互联网
3 scarlet
n.深红色,绯红色,红衣;adj.绯红色的
  • The scarlet leaves of the maples contrast well with the dark green of the pines.深红的枫叶和暗绿的松树形成了明显的对比。
  • The glowing clouds are growing slowly pale,scarlet,bright red,and then light red.天空的霞光渐渐地淡下去了,深红的颜色变成了绯红,绯红又变为浅红。
4 brace
n. 支柱,曲柄,大括号; v. 绷紧,顶住,(为困难或坏事)做准备
  • My daughter has to wear a brace on her teeth. 我的女儿得戴牙套以矫正牙齿。
  • You had better brace yourself for some bad news. 有些坏消息,你最好做好准备。
5 spite
n.(用于短语)虽然,不顾,尽管
  • He has modern ideas in spite of his great age.尽管他年事很高,但思想观念却很入时。
  • In spite of his anger,his remarks were restrained.他尽管生气,说的话还是有节制的。
6 normally
adv.正常地,通常地
  • I normally do all my shopping on Saturdays.我通常在星期六买东西。
  • My pulse beats normally.我脉搏正常。
7 relay
n.接力赛,中继转播(设备);vt.转述,转播
  • They will relay your message.他们会转达你的口信。
  • This metal tower is used to relay television signals to distant villages.这个金属塔是用于向遥远的村子转播电视讯号的。
学英语单词
acceptor ionization energy
Achill I.
aliphatic amine
ananaphylaxis
anteriolateral myocardial infarction
asymptote-crossover frequency
backlash characteristics
bandicoot
basis cerebri
be dead to the world
belin
Brolo
ccbc
channel disturbance
check paper
claimable
co-stander
compressed deck format
conate
congruly
content-directed invocation
contract in prospect of death
differentiation of channels and collaterals
distribution infrastructure
divided winding rotor
double dactyl
downline system load
dustcloak
eka-tungsten
electronic town hall, electronic town-hall meeting
elliptic(al) vault
extreme ultraviolet laser
fulvalenes
Gaenslen
Gamulin-T
genus Agdestis
genus Catostomus
genus Cladrastis
GM_verbs-formation
govenors
hertzian contact
heterotaxies
hirshman
huldi
hull appendage
in bits
in the main
inconvertility
inner valve spring
international negotiation
intramammary abscess
Kolyvanskiy Khrebet
konigs
lay fast
lead sb astray
limestone hawksbeard
marvered
MAVE
mean annual growth rate percent
MENUITEM
millimeter wave resonator
minimum energy path
nose-fly
nuraghe
ochthebius jengi
odorous
oil-water interfacial energy
one-line vote
pangloss
pars buccalis
patrol speed
peel sight
Piotrowski's tests
President Van Buren
put sb to silence
quadriceps femoriss
qualitative control for heat supply
qulfi
red chamber
Saab-Scania
Sabina convallium
second ionization potential
self-differential GPS
semifundoplication
ShiqianfengFormation
singing point
soil meiofauna
sphered
stalter
stress function method
sunbleached
target swop
trachypus
transfer factors
trawl anchor
unexactness
unexpected accident
unself-consciously
use the washroom
Vas-Abrodil
wood-fired
zebra swallowtail butterfly