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 14  Comets

[00:02.60]彗星

[00:05.20]In recent scientific investigation 2 of comets has increased

[00:14.16]because of a growing interest in the origin of the sun and planets 3.

[00:17.63]近年来,由于对太阳和行星的起源兴趣浓厚,人们对彗星进行了更广泛的科学调查。

[00:21.11]Scientists want to learn how comets come into being.

[00:24.44]科学家们想了解彗星是怎么形成的。

[00:27.77]They think that such information will help to explain the origin of the solar system.

[00:31.93]他们认为这方面的研究有助于解释太阳系的成因。

[00:36.10]The word"comet 1"comes from Greek and it means a 'hairy object'.

[00:39.93]彗星一词来源于希腊语,意为“长发的物体”。

[00:43.76]In history comets have a special place.

[00:46.43]彗星在历史上占有特殊的地位。

[00:49.11]People believed that they brought news of death,

[00:54.67]destruction,or military victories.

[00:57.20]人们认为彗星预示着死亡毁灭或胜利凯旋。

[00:59.72]The tails of comets provide viewers with spectacular 4 sights at night.

[01:03.49]彗星的尾巴在夜空中堪称奇观。

[01:07.27]Comet tails are millions of kilometers long.

[01:10.20]彗尾的长度可达数百万公里。

[01:13.14]There is a written record of a comet as early as 1770 B.C.

[01:17.68]早在公元前1770年就有关于彗星的文字记载。

[01:22.21]The Chinese kept careful records and so did the Babylonians.

[01:25.63]中国人和巴比伦人对彗星做了详细的纪录。

[01:29.05]Aristotle was interested in comets.

[01:31.48]亚里士多德对彗星很感兴趣,

[01:33.91]He thought that they began as burning gases in the earth's atmosphere.

[01:37.54]他认为彗星最初是地球大气中燃烧的气体。

[01:41.17]The most famous comet in history is called Halley's comet.

[01:44.71]历史上最著名的彗星叫作哈雷彗星,

[01:48.25]Which appears every 75.5 years.It was named for Edmond Halley.

[01:57.39]an English scientist.

[01:59.28]他成功预测了他去世后16年,即1758年哈雷彗星的出现。

[02:01.16]He predicted the appearance of the comet in 1758,

[02:08.10]sixteen years after his death.

[02:10.29]他成功预测了他去世后16年,即1758年哈雷彗星的出现。

[02:12.47]Halley's comet is extremely bright and has two tails.

[02:18.95]Its latest return was in 1986.

[02:21.92]璀璨明亮的哈雷彗星有两条彗尾,最近一次回归是在1986年。

[02:24.90]A Second Solar System

[02:28.28]第二个太阳系

[02:31.67]Scientists have found a second solar system in the universe.

[02:34.61]科学家在宇宙中发现了第二个太阳系。

[02:37.54]What's the second solar system?

[02:39.67]什么是第二个太阳系?

[02:41.80]It's just a system like ours-

[02:45.64]with a star and a number of planets going around it.

[02:48.37]就跟我们的太阳系一样,有一个恒星和围着恒星转的几颗行星。

[02:51.10]Is this good news or bad news?

[02:53.64]这是好事还是坏事?

[02:56.17]It's exciting news!

[02:57.89]这是激动人心的消息。

[02:59.62]If we find a second solar system,we might find a second earth!

[03:03.25]如果我们能发现第二个太阳系,兴许就能发现第二个地球。

[03:06.88]You mean with people on it?

[03:09.11]你是说上面有人住的?

[03:11.35]Yes!Isn't that exciting?

[03:13.72]对啊。这难道还不让人激动吗?

[03:16.10]A Second Solar System

[03:21.84]第二个太阳系

[03:27.57]Scientists have found a second solar system in the universe.

[03:30.85]科学家在宇宙中发现了第二个太阳系。

[03:34.13]What's the second solar system?

[03:36.31]什么是第二个太阳系?

[03:38.49]It's just a system like ours-

[03:42.43]with a star and a number of planets going around it.

[03:45.16]就跟我们的太阳系一样,有一个恒星和围着恒星转的几颗行星。

[03:47.89]Is this good news or bad news?

[03:50.39]这是好事还是坏事?

[03:52.88]It's exciting news!

[03:54.50]这是激动人心的消息。

[03:56.12]If we find a second solar system,we might find a second earth!

[03:59.75]如果我们能发现第二个太阳系,兴许就能发现第二个地球。

[04:03.38]You mean with people on it?

[04:05.60]你是说上面有人住的?

[04:07.82]Yes!Isn't that exciting?

[04:18.90]对啊。这难道还不让人激动吗?



1 comet
n.慧星
  • Recently they have discovered a comet.最近他们发现了一颗彗星。
  • Halley's Comet is going to come back in 2061.哈雷彗星将于2061年回归。
2 investigation
n.调查,调查研究
  • In an investigation,a new fact became known, which told against him.在调查中新发现了一件对他不利的事实。
  • He drew the conclusion by building on his own investigation.他根据自己的调查研究作出结论。
3 planets
行星( planet的名词复数 ); 地球(尤指环境)
  • Does life exist on other planets? 其他行星上有生命吗?
  • the planets of our solar system 太阳系的行星
4 spectacular
adj.引人注目的,出色的,与众不同的
  • This is a spectacular film.这是一部场面壮观的电影。
  • This is the most spectacular financial crash of the decade.这是10年里最引人注目的金融破产事件。
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