时间:2018-12-26 作者:英语课 分类:纯正英语一分钟


英语课

There is no way that famine should be a problem in today’s world. We are so rich. Companies have billions of dollars. Countries have trillions. It’s a real shame that people do not give enough to help famine victims. It’s a sin. There is more than enough food in this world to feed everyone. Government leaders need to tell the world why they let people die of hunger. Even the United Nations can’t persuade governments to give enough money to help the starving. Of course, there are good governments and bad ones. The bad ones often let their own people starve. The leaders steal the country’s money. Some countries have a famine but their state TV tells people there are bumper 1 crops. That’s shocking.



1 bumper
n.(汽车上的)保险杠;adj.特大的,丰盛的
  • The painting represents the scene of a bumper harvest.这幅画描绘了丰收的景象。
  • This year we have a bumper harvest in grain.今年我们谷物丰收。
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ancient demesne
annual extreme daily mean temperature
answer the needs of
asbestos lining
Asian-African legal consultative committee
authorized stocks
behated
benne
boreal coniferous forest
broadside T spread
bucking chain saw
certification of compliance
chamfering machine
coeloglossums
cold break juicing
Cotoneaster lacteus
crestomicina
dart impact test
desmine (stilbite)
detection criterion
diptilomiopus aralioidus
drag bar conveyer
Dundalk
electrical impedance meter
expansive grout
family phasianidaes
forclazs
free-distribution newspaper
frozen custards
gabbion
gabbro-porphyry
geographical conditions
getaway man
gie
GPTSM
heat-labile
helium-displacement method
hematocytolysis
heterocomplexation
Hopsten
hot air stove
hot blast iron
hounded
hydraulic vulcanizing press
idiographic
Igoumenitsa
in your heart of hearts
inverted evaporation
isothermal remanent magnetization (irm)
Laugh and grow fat.
laurelor
lavaboes
liquid traction
Loch Achray
makuharis
malable
medetera longa
moath
modular algebra
multi-hulled ship
musicaholics
nish
no frill super market
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oil-burnings
oppurtunities
papyriscala castanea
perfluoropolyether
PHALB
phot second
principle of historicism
profiled fibre
progressoes
Prunus incisa
quasi-coincidence
rank and yank
re-assignment
recruitment information
repartees
reversed-polarity display
rhombic unit prism
right-handscrew rule
rudder-fish
Rutenga
second-language
seigens
seminole, lake
space charge field
states of affairs
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sybrodiboma taiwanensis
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toldimfos sodium
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