时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高三


英语课

[00:04.78]Lesson 45             Dialogue

[00:10.34]Eric,an Englishman,is visiting Charlie in the USA.

[00:16.61]CHARLIE:How long are you planning to stay over here?

[00:20.66]ERIC:I've got three weeks altogether.What do you suggest I see?

[00:26.72]CHARLIE:What would you prefer to do?

[00:29.91]ERIC:I think I'd like to see some of the things

[00:34.35]that one can't find in other countries.

[00:39.03]CHARLIE:Well,I suggest you see some of our national parks.

[00:44.77]You've got lots of old buidings in your country.

[00:49.63]Ours is a fairly 1 new country,so our cities and towns are modern.

[00:55.80]But I guess we've got some of the most beautiful mountains and countryside in the world.

[01:02.56]Why don't you hire a car and drive around for a couple of weeks?

[01:07.89]ERIC:Is it expensive to hire a car?

[01:11.97]CHARLIE:No,not very.You need a driving permit 2.Have you got one?

[01:19.12]ERIC:Yes. CHARLIE:I think you'd beeter fly somewhere in the west.

[01:25.19]Then you can pick up a hire car and travel around.

[01:30.75]ERIC:What about places to stay?

[01:34.69]CHARLIE:I suggest you take a tent.

[01:38.22]I can lend you one and a few pieces of equipment.

[01:43.08]It's much cheaper to camp than to stay in a hotel.

[01:48.15]ERLC:Is there anything else I should do?

[01:52.40]CHARLIE:Do what you feel like!Why not take a friend with you?

[01:57.86]Then you can share the cost of the gas and the car.

[02:02.41]I'd come too if I had time to spare.

[02:06.77]ERIC:That sounds like a good idea.

[02:10.53]I have a few friends I could ring to see if they're free.

[02:15.97]CHARLIE:I say,shall we go downtown this evening?We could have a walk around.

[02:22.81]Let's go out at about six o'clock,shall we?

[02:27.57]Lesson 46

[02:36.03]1 Reading comprehension 3

[02:40.47]WINTER SLEEP

[02:43.71]Some birds will fly away to the south when the weather rurns cold.

[02:50.27]Other birds and all animals stay with you,

[02:55.54]but you will not see all the animals throughout 4 the winter.

[03:00.40]In the cold weather some of them hibernate 5.

[03:05.44]They go to sleep in all kinds of places.

[03:10.12]Red squirrels 7 disappear inside trees,bears use caves,frogs go deep under the mud 8,

[03:19.68]and many other animals dig 9 holes in the earth.

[03:25.14]A good many animals sleep under the snow.

[03:29.87]There is a lot of air in loose snow,and this helps to keep the cold out.

[03:36.82]Some warm-blooded animals,like the cat,the dog or the wolf,

[03:44.18]do not need to hibernate;

[03:48.02]they lead an active life which keeps up their normal body temperature

[03:54.19]even in very cold winter weather.

[03:58.03]But for a cold-blooded animal such as a frog or a snake it is a different matter.

[04:05.68]Wher the air temperature is below freezing,its body temperature drops too.

[04:12.81]It cannot move about in its usual way.

[04:17.04]Then it has no choice but to lie down and sloeep.

[04:22.01]To do that,it must find a place where it can keep fairly warm;

[04:27.94]and it must be a place where its enemies cannot find it.

[04:33.50]Hibernation is more than sleep.It is a very deep sleep.

[04:40.45]The animal's temperature drops to just over zero centigrade 10,

[04:47.11]and its heart beats very slowly.

[04:52.28]People who find hibernating 11 animals asleep othen think that they are dead;

[04:59.23]the body feels very cold,

[05:03.07]and the animal may breathe only once every five minutes.

[05:09.32]A hibernating animal cannot feel any pain.

[05:14.88]You can touch it,or even pull its tail,without causoing it to move or wake up.

[05:23.03]Hibernating in that way,the animal can sleep all through the winter.

[05:29.27]You might wonder how it manages to live without eating for so many months.

[05:35.33]The answer lies in two facts.

[05:39.70]Tae first is that it has stored supplies of fat in its body

[05:45.65]during the summer and autumn.

[05:49.81]The second is connected with the main use


[05:54.95]the body makes of food--to supply the energy for movement.

[06:01.51]We have seen that the hibernating animal reduces movement

[06:07.39]to far below the ordinary level.

[06:11.33]Even the movements of the heart and lungs atr greatly reduced.

[06:17.50]The animal hardly makes any movement,hardly uses any energy,

[06:24.37]and hardly needs any food.

[06:28.31]Some animals,including some bears,only half-hibernate.

[06:35.47]That is to say,they sleep during the winter but their sleep is not such a deep one,

[06:43.72]and their body temperature does not drop

[06:48.27]In autumn the bear eats and eats and becomes very fat indeed.

[06:55.84]Its hair grows longer.Soon it has a thick covering of fat and fur.

[07:03.11]In November it finds a place in a cave

[07:07.96]or under a tree and just lies down and goes to sleep.

[07:13.89]On warm winter days it may think that spring has arrived;

[07:19.54]it gets up and walks around.

[07:23.69]When it sees that the snow is still thick on the ground,

[07:28.55]it quickly goes to sleep again.

[07:32.31]The squirrel 6 is an animal which makes secret food stores for the winter.

[07:38.97]It hides large quantities of nuts inside trees.

[07:44.33]In old stories,the squirrel was usually described as a good animal:

[07:50.67]it saved something for the future



1 fairly
adv.公正地,正当地;相当;完全,简直
  • I think I was quite fairly treated by the police.我认为警察对我非常公正。
  • It fairly destroyed the machine.它将那部机器完全毁了。
2 permit
n.许可证,许可,执照;vt.允许,容许;vi.容许
  • The doctor will not permit mother up until her leg is better.在母亲的腿好些之前,医生不允许她起床。
  • The soldiers had orders to permit no stranger through.士兵们接到命令不许任何陌生人通过。
3 comprehension
n.理解,理解力;领悟
  • The teacher set the class a comprehension test.老师对全班同学进行了一次理解力测验。
  • The problem is above my comprehension.这个问题超出我的理解力。
4 throughout
adv.到处,自始至终;prep.遍及,贯穿
  • These magazines are sold at bookstores throughout the country.这些杂志在全国各地书店均有发售。
  • Guilin is known throughout the world for its scenery.桂林以山水著称于世。
5 hibernate
v.冬眠,蛰伏
  • Bears often hibernate in caves.熊常在山洞里冬眠。
  • Some warm-blooded animals do not need to hibernate.一些温血动物不需要冬眠。
6 squirrel
n.松鼠,松鼠的毛皮;vt.贮藏以备用
  • The squirrel makes a store of nuts for the winter.松鼠贮藏坚果以备过冬。
  • A squirrel hoards nuts for the winter.松鼠为过冬贮藏坚果。
7 squirrels
n.松鼠( squirrel的名词复数 )
  • Squirrels are arboreal creatures. 松鼠是栖于树上的动物。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Red squirrels are now very rare in Britain. 红色松鼠在英国已十分罕见了。 来自《简明英汉词典》
8 mud
n.泥,泥浆
  • The swimming pool is filled up with mud.游泳池里全是泥。
  • A car ran past,spotting my coat with mud.一辆汽车驶过,给我的外衣溅上了泥点。
9 dig
v.挖(洞,沟等);掘
  • It is difficult to dig the ground when it is frozen.地面冻住了就不易挖掘。
  • In those days we often went to dig for wild vegetables.那时候我们常常出去挖野菜。
10 centigrade
adj.分为百度的,摄氏的
  • The temperature in this room is twenty degrees centigrade.这个房间里的温度是摄氏20度。
  • It's at 10 degrees centigrade.气温是10℃。
11 hibernating
(某些动物)冬眠,蛰伏( hibernate的现在分词 )
  • The hibernating animals reduce movement to far below the ordinary level. 冬眠的动物把活动量大大减少到低于一般的水平。
  • People find hibernating animals asleep. 人们发现冬眠动物处于休眠状态。
学英语单词
'puta
a glossary of soybean terms
abandoned child
acid flavo(u)r
acrammerin
action station
ADS (automatic dispatch system)
adsignifications
afterheat
Ala. Law.
amrozi
angle of uncertainty
arago (neutral) point
authorized capital
bad-mouthing
Balcary Point
base shell
bayanihan (philippines)
bluebridge
burring mill
cancel with a mark
carrier regeneration
certificate of proficiency in survival craft
chocolade
choose the best alternatives
chronological chart
colo(u)r blindness emulsion
cresol sulfonic acid
crumley
crushing steps
CV method
Cyprinus carpio
dante (xaafuun)
data, global
deposit rate of peat
deputy heads
dialup networking connection
diaphus luetkeni
disk-type centrifugal separator
DNA injured test
draw-bar frame
dysomma goslinei
ebulliton
electron-beams
end-gaps
enlinking
faunas
foam-mat drying
freight payalbe tons
fustle
h attenuetor
heebs
hyacinth oil
interruptive event
Landan damping
mat forming treatment
medical-research
microdytes uenoi
monocarboxylic acid
new jersey nets
octosyllabics
oist
open-link
Ophiorrhiza pauciflora
orthophemistic
overwind
Panpipe
passer-flamingo
peak load boiler
pinched look
play it smart
Polynoidae
Pthiruspubis
pulse duration coder
railway grand division
refrence fuel framework
rereview
resistant lining
rock specimen
ruyt
sentient life
sgic
Siegbahn, Karl Manne Georg
spinant
steering-gear efficiency
Streptomyces hygroscopicus var. enhygrus
structure earth
sulfuryl diamide
sundry equipment
synchcro-shear
talamasca
tea-dust
tear a cat
temporary layout
tick fever pyaemia
to lift the telephone
univariant phase system
unpannelling
Urzulei
vertical orientation
vulnerating
weakheartedly