时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:河北教育初中英语(初中起点)八年级下册


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[ti:UNIT 2 Plant a Plant! Lesson 10: Plant Parts]

[0:00.363]UNIT 2 第二单元

[0:02.105]Plant a Plant! 培育植物

[0:03.775]Lesson 10: 第10课:

[0:05.444]Plant Parts 植物的组成部分

[0:07.100]THINK ABOUT IT! 想一想

[0:08.539]·How many plants do you think there are in the world? 你觉得世界上有多少种植物?

[0:12.760]·How many plants can you name? 你能说多少种植物的名字?

[0:15.350]·Why do plants have flowers? 为什么植物会有花朵?

[0:17.892]How many parts do plants have? 植物由几部分组成?

[0:21.394]A plant has four main parts: 植物有四个主要部分:

[0:24.991]flower 花

[0:26.334]stem 1

[0:27.773]leaf 叶

[0:28.972]roots 根

[0:30.555]Flowers, leaves and stems 2 grow above ground. 花,叶和茎长在地上。

[0:36.599]Roots grow below ground. 根长在地下。

[0:39.717]What do roots do? 根主要起什么作用?

[0:42.115]Roots bring water from the ground to the plant. 根将水分从地下传输给植物。

[0:46.624]What is the stem for? 茎呢?

[0:49.023]The stem carries the water from the roots to the leaves and flowers. 茎将根内的水份传输给叶和花。

[0:54.970]The stem holds the leaves and flowers in the sunlight 3. 茎在阳光下支撑着叶和花。

[0:59.479]What are leaves for? 叶子呢?

[1:01.830]Leaves make food for the plant. 叶子为植物制造食物。

[1:05.187]Why do plants have flowers? 为什么植物有花?

[1:08.545]Is it because flowers are beautiful? 是因为花漂亮吗?

[1:11.519]No! Plants have flowers because the flowers make seeds. 不!植物有花是因为花会产生种子。

[1:17.371]New plants grow from seeds. 新的植物都是由种子成长的。

[1:20.920]What parts do we eat? 我们吃哪些部分?

[1:23.799]People eat all parts of plants. 人们吃植物的所有部分。

[1:27.300]·A carrot is a root. ·吃萝卜的根。

[1:29.938]·We eat the leaves of cabbage. ·吃洋白菜的叶子。

[1:33.008]·The seeds of the rice plant feed billions of people. ·水稻的种子养活了几十亿人。

[1:37.949]What's a billion? 十亿是多少?

[1:39.723]It's 1 000 000 000! 是1 000 000 000!

[1:48.826]Here are some parts of plants we eat. 以下是一些可以食用的植物部位。

[1:51.825]Can you name some of these vegetables? 这些蔬菜的名称你能说出几种?

[1:54.904]LET'S DO IT! 做一做

[1:56.863]Talk about plants with your partner. 和你的搭档谈论一下植物。

[1:59.870]What are the parts of plants for? 植物的各个部分各有什么作用?

[2:03.158]Fill in the chart. 填写表格。

[2:04.977]Parts of plants 植物的部位

[2:07.005]What is it for? 作用

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1 stem
n.茎,干,船首,词干,血统;vt.堵住,阻止,抽去梗;vi.起源于,发生
  • Cut the stem cleanly,just beneath a leaf joint.把茎切整齐点,正好切在叶根下。
  • The ship was in a blaze from stem to stern.整艘船从头到尾都着火了。
2 stems
n.(花草的)茎( stem的名词复数 );词干;(高脚酒杯的)脚;烟斗柄v.遏制[阻止](液体的流动等)( stem的第三人称单数 );封堵;遏止
  • The present wave of strikes stems from discontent among the lower-paid. 当前的罢工浪潮起因于低工资雇员们的不满情绪。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Her interest in flowers stems from her childhood in the country. 她对花卉的兴趣产生于她在乡下度过的童年时代。 来自《简明英汉词典》
3 sunlight
n.日光,阳光,日照
  • The room was flooded with warm and golden sunlight.房间充满着温暖、金色的阳光。
  • In the bright sunlight she had to narrow her eyes.在强烈阳光下她必须眯着双眼。
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