时间:2018-12-08 作者:英语课 分类:背诵为王第三册


英语课

Lesson24 A Swimming Test

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Stephen. Stephen had read a lot ofbooks about ships and their voyages and he was fascinated 1 by them. When hewas sixteen, he decided 2 that he wanted to become a navy officer, so he wentto navy school.

One day the teachers informed the students that they are going to haveswimming and diving lessons. Stephen arrived at the pool the next morningwith the other students. He was looking forward to learning to swim.

The teacher commanded those who could not swim to go into one group, thosewho could swim but not dive properly to go into a second group, and thosewho could both swim and dive well to go into a third one. Stephen went intothe second group.

The teacher then told the students in the second group to go down into theswimming pool and swim to the other end. Stephen climbed down the steps, butas soon as he began to swim, he sank. When he did not come up again, thealarmed teacher jumped in and dragged him out of the water. Then the teachersaid to Stephen, 'Why ever didn't you join the group that can't swim?'

'Because I'd never even bathed in a pool before,' Stephen answered, 'so Ididn't know whether I could swim or not.'


navy 海军

command 向……发布命令


游泳测试

从前,有个男孩叫斯蒂芬。他看了很多关于船只和航海的书,对这些很着迷。

十六岁时,他决心成为一名海军军官,因此上了海军学校。

一天,老师告知学生他们将要学习游泳和潜水。斯蒂芬第二天早晨和其他同学到了游泳池。他心中很盼望学习游泳。

老师命令不会游泳的学生组成第一组,会游泳但不大会潜水的到第二组,游泳和潜水都好的到第三组。斯蒂芬加入到了第二组。

然后老师让第二组的学生进泳池从一头游到另一头。斯蒂芬顺阶而下,但刚开始游泳,就沉了下去。眼看他不再浮出水面,惊慌的老师跳下去把他从水中拉了上来。接着老师问他:“你为什么不加入到不会游泳的那一组呢?”

“因为之前我从未进过泳池,”斯蒂芬答道,“所以我也不知道自己会不会游泳。



1 fascinated
a.被强烈地吸引住,感到着迷的
  • China has always fascinated me. 中国一直令我心驰神往。
  • The children watched, fascinated, as the picture began to appear. 电影开始以后孩子们入迷地观看着。
2 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
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almost periodic group
anisotremus surinamenses
anisotropy of visual field
as samawah (samawa)
audit reporting
auditory bone
auntlike
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bath sample
boron-poisoning method
catastrophe point
cauterisers
centre of gravity place
child to parent linkage
circulating crosstalk
circus job
claw fossa
clipstones
congenital atresia of small intestine
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crook warp
cuspidite
diastereoisomer
dry weir
eatable(s)
ebullioscopic methed
edward albees
elementary instruction
embarcadero
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erupt
exoerythrocytic state
export bill
fat-faced
fixedscreen
geology of Mercury
Grândola, Sa.de
haplocladium capitullum(mitt.)broth
havocked
himmy
Hofra
hot cross bun head
Hvidbjerg
hybrid computer input/output
iodine tests
Ismo
khalasi
Khunayzīr
knight of the pencil
ligamenta talofibulare anterius
listmakers
Macropinna
marking of buoyant apparatus
Marmelete
medevac-ed
microprocessor bus standard
modal power distribution
multipication rate
nail making wire
National Automated Clearing House Association
neoplastic ossification
nira
nonindustrial worker
notch tensile ratio
off-response
on-the-spot audit
opd
Pants Down
parasitic current
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phase lock technique
plagioclase gneiss
portionists
preparatory crime
principle of equal pay for equal work
profits
pseudoumbilical
quartz-crystal clock
reactance grounded system
relative elevation
resonated impedance bond
revolving brush
Sahamandrevo
secondary destination
smooth log
snow generating cell
so long for now
solo (flight)
squalene
status register
Struer
study design
Synagrops
technical and vocational education
trendsetters
turbulent core
underscanning
unextinguished
unsprung mass
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