时间:2018-12-08 作者:英语课 分类:赖世雄学英语第四册


英语课

  [00:00.00]Lesson  4   Atom

[00:01.95]原子

[00:03.89]The really strange thing about atoms is that most of us will never see one.

[00:08.87]原子最奇特之处在于绝大多数人永远也无法看到它。

[00:13.84]Atoms are so small that it's impossible to see one with the naked eye.

[00:18.47]原子很小,人的肉眼无法看到。

[00:23.09]In fact.atoms are so small

[00:28.66]that it's impossible to see one with any ordinary microscope.

[00:32.48]实际上,原子小到用普通显微镜都无法观察得到。

[00:36.31]How small is an atome?

[00:38.49]原子有多微小呢?

[00:40.67]An atom is about one-millionth the thickness of a human hair!

[00:44.64]它只有人的头发直径的百万分之一!

[00:48.61]The tiniest speck 1 of dust that you could see under an ordinary microscope

[00:57.39]would still contain about ten billion atoms!

[01:00.67]你在普通显微镜下看到的最微上的尘埃颗粒仍然会包含着大约100亿颗原子!

[01:03.95]Atoms are the smallest possible part of any material.

[01:07.53]原子是构成所有物质的最小单位。

[01:11.11]For example,if you took a copper 2 penny and cut it in half,

[01:15.43]例如,如果你把一分面额的铜币切割成两半,

[01:19.75]and then kept cutting it in half until you were down

[01:25.52]to the smallest possible bit of copper,that would be an atom.

[01:29.16]然后一直这样分割下去直到不能再分为止,那就可能出现的最小的铜粒就是原子啦。

[01:32.79]Electrons and Protons

[01:35.52]电子和质子

[01:38.25]There are things that are actually even smaller than atoms.

[01:41.63]其实还有比原子更小的东西。

[01:45.01]What are those?

[01:46.70]是什么东西?

[01:48.38]They are the things that make up the atom,such as electrons and protons.

[01:52.56]就是那些构成原子的东西,比如电子和质子。

[01:56.74]Is there anything that is smaller than electrons and protons?

[01:59.82]还有比电子和质子更小的东西吗?

[02:02.91]Of course there is.

[02:04.68]当然有了,如果我们能够做到的话,

[02:06.46]Things can be divided and broken down into indefinitely small parts if we can.

[02:11.13]物质可以被分割或分解成无穷小的部分。

[02:15.81]I really don't want to know about this.Physics gives me a headache.

[02:19.44]我不想知道这些事情。这些物理概念真让我头疼。

[02:23.07]Electrons and Protons

[02:27.91]电子和质子

[02:32.74]There are things that are actually even smaller than atoms.

[02:36.12]其实还有比原子更小的东西。

[02:39.50]What are those?

[02:41.03]是什么东西?

[02:42.56]They are the things that make up the atom,such as electrons and protons.

[02:46.79]就是那些构成原子的东西,比如电子和质子。

[02:51.02]Is there anything that is smaller than electrons and protons?

[02:54.05]还有比电子和质子更小的东西吗?

[02:57.08]Of course there is.

[02:58.86]当然有了,

[03:00.64]Things can be divided and broken down into indefinitely small parts if we can.

[03:05.36]如果我们能够做到的话,物质可以被分割或分解成无穷小的部分。

[03:10.09]I really don't want to know about this.Physics gives me a headache.

[03:22.17]我不想知道这些事情。这些物理概念真让我头疼。



1 speck
n.微粒,小污点,小斑点
  • I have not a speck of interest in it.我对它没有任何兴趣。
  • The sky is clear and bright without a speck of cloud.天空晴朗,一星星云彩也没有。
2 copper
n.铜;铜币;铜器;adj.铜(制)的;(紫)铜色的
  • The students are asked to prove the purity of copper.要求学生们检验铜的纯度。
  • Copper is a good medium for the conduction of heat and electricity.铜是热和电的良导体。
学英语单词
abhoring
acceptance of an order at below-cost price
antenna device
appearance of station
assembler base
be kissed out
berlafenone
blind (flying) condition
bonds to order
brake-rod yoke
braz
brin's process
bronchogenic spread
carbamino compound
cardiac septum
Carlisle B.
cell-free extracts
chemorepulsive
chromatocinesis
closed expansion tank
closed flight plan
Corinne
cortcotropin
cosa mica
crotonbetaine
cutesier
dehybridizations
demand notes
die collar
dishonourers
ECST
electric power company
electrical dipole moment
encysted tumor
exponentiated
factory land-use coefficient
finish pressing
fruit stalk
furrowers
fuze
gametogamy(kniep 1928)
genetic relationship
gonorrhoeal
gouland
herpes viruss
heterospory(ernst-schwarzenbach 1939)
intermedina
isopentylidene
jinxes
kitekin
London building acts
max. speed of rotary
merridale
Miltou(Miltu)
minimal group
monumented station
moulter
Nageli's treatment
neck-kerchief
neosial
optical fiber communication reliability
osteochondropathia ischiopubica
Pac La
pantukhin
phycus kerteszi
port power
Ptilinus pectinicornis
pulse spike
punk-jazz
quick search
quiverness
radius-luminosity relation
ramala
re-align
reflex printing
reprehender
Rhamnoneuron
RVO
sackcoated
Saxifraga granulifera
Scombroidei
searching method
shaft lice
sidemeats
SIP (simulated input processor)
smallmindedness
spinal curve
straighthorn
summerlees
tachytrophism
Thanksgiving cactus
Timonisms
tower-snag recovery
travel information
uk source
vacuum tight chamber
vena cephalica accessoria
windproof
WQI
y'got
yabeana
zygomatico-auricular indices