时间:2019-03-06 作者:英语课 分类:英语趣味课堂


英语课
Adrienne : So, Lisa, you're Canadian, right?
 
Lisa: I am. I'm a very proud Canadian.
 
Adrienne: And, I believe you're from Montreal.
 
Adrienne: Can you tell me a little about your hometown?
 
Lisa: Sure. Montreal is a big city for Canadian standards located 1 in Eastern Canada. It is in the province of Quebec 2, which is one of the biggest provinces in Canada. It has a population, or Montreal has a population, of three million people and it is a city that was founded by the French and has always maintained 3 its French roots, so that in Montreal today, it is a perfect blend 4 of European French influences with English speaking from the rest of Canada culture, so in Quebec people are bilingual; they speak English and French, and you can, when you go traveling in Montreal, and you speak to someone first in English, they will reply to you in English, or if you start a conversation in French they will reply to you in French.
 
Adrienne: Oh, very interesting…. Well, what's interesting to do in Montreal?
 
Lisa: Montreal is just so fabulous 5.
 
Adrienne: Let's talk about daytime. What can you do during the day in Montreal?
 
Lisa: It's not only about daytime, but also what season we're talking about, so let's start off with summer first, because summer in Montreal is probably the nicest season to go. Starting with festivals that happen in Montreal, there are three major festivals where we get people from all over the world coming into the city. The first festival is called Juste pour rire , which is "just for laughs". It's a comedy festival. It started in Montreal and has now attracted talent from all over the world. There are comedy shows going on. There's also outdoor events, and you can sometimes see that Juste pour rire or just for laughs videos, when you're riding in airplanes. They have it before movies come on. There's also the Jazz festival where all over downtown Montreal you have Jazz, free jazz concerts or paid jazz concerts in all the different areas, all the different stadiums or concert halls and so the summer.

adj.处于,位于
  • The mechanic located the fault immediately. 机修工立即找到了出故障的地方。
  • a small town located 30 miles south of Chicago 位于芝加哥以南30英里的一个小镇
n.魁北克[加拿大省名]
  • Quebec is a good place to enjoy French cuisine.魁北克是品尝法国风味的好地方。
  • After roaming around nearly half his life,he finally settled down in Quebec.他过了半辈子的流浪生活,最后在魁北克定居了下来。
保持( maintain的过去式和过去分词 ); 保养; 坚持; 保卫
  • He maintained a professional demeanour throughout. 他始终保持着专业人才的风度。
  • Throughout his trial he maintained a dignified silence. 在整个审讯过程中,他始终沉默以保持尊严。
v.(使)混和,(使)混杂;n.混合物;混和
  • Do you think these two colours will blend together?你认为这两种颜色和谐吗?
  • These houses seem to blend into the surrounding scenery.这些房屋似乎与周围的景色融为一体了。
adj.极好的;极为巨大的;寓言中的,传说中的
  • We had a fabulous time at the party.我们在晚会上玩得很痛快。
  • This is a fabulous sum of money.这是一笔巨款。
学英语单词
a gleam in someone's eye
activating enzyme
adoption of indigenous method
air injection system
aleuronoid
alkahest
alligator pear oil
almost-invisible
Ambridge
approximate expansion
Bohr-Mottelson model
bottom half-bearing
capability margin
checkerblooms
Chincoteague Island
chinese bank
cloud dynamics
cold (body) discharge
cutaneous gumma
director-general
dispersed university
dusty-foot
E-capture
Eden, Tg.
fingida
first of a kind plant
forereaching
fragmentitious
franchise fee
Frank Skinner
gate controlled rise time
general-purpose test-signal generator
gerberas
gilders
Gottlieb Daimler
Hamdǒk
hand-driven
high strength yellow brass
Houwink's law
hunanense
hyperthermias
infinity point
isoaconitic acid
ivel
jamisens
Karel'skiy Bereg
light float
linguo-stylistics
lithofellic acid
litterage
machinability test
main core
major-medical
make before break contact
membranous rhinitis
mimetites
modernizations
national vocational qualifications (nvq)
notarial procedure
occludings
ophthalmomyositis
pachychoroidopathy
paper tape micro command
pay ... back
phenylbutyramide
pit-bottom waiting room
Private Interregional Conflict of Laws
pyrogene dye
Quellococha
Quotid
reageing
reality tv show
render support to
rescue work
rhyothemis fuliginosa
RNZN
rubber effect
sand-cleaner jig
Sattler's elastic layer
seatbacks
sedinon
sequentialisation
service bridge
sexlives
sleep-walkeds
Sound Market Value of Ship
stand on my bottom
starvin' Marvin
stellar radio source
stem line(levan & hauschka 1953)
subnodes
sugar-glazed
sulphaphenazole
syndrome of static blood stagnated in throat
taxological
tectonic stream
temporal frequency domain
tooska
topf
viix
whole tyre reclaim
work havoc on sb