时间:2018-12-28 作者:英语课 分类:听一分钟英文-M


英语课

 The Moon is a very mysterious thing. It has fascinated 1 us for thousands of years. It is mentioned everywhere in science and literature almost from the time humans started writing. And today, it still fills us with wonder. The most amazing thing about the Moon is that humans have been there. Neil Armstrong walking on the Moon’s surface must be the greatest human achievement ever. Even though man has walked on the Moon, not everyone agrees on its colour. In Japan, and perhaps in other countries too, they think it’s yellow. Of course, the Moon is white. One day, we’ll probably have holidays on the Moon. I’d totally love that. Imagine staying in a Moon hotel and waking up in the morning to look at the Earth.



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。
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-anserin
a tough
abdominoscrotal muscles
air traffic system command center (atscc)
allyls
aquatic products management
arachnoidea spinalis
assumed density
audit of capital construction
automatic zero resetting
available solar radiation
bendixsons
borid
Cabrejas del Pinar
calappa japonica
chemifluorescence
chip flow type
circular synechia
condition-based maintenance
deal with sth seriously
depersonalisings
derivativity
didymalgia
diffusable
Dioryctria splendidella
drawfiling
due to affiliated and associated companies
electrochemical machining
electromechanical recorder
ermomagnetic oxygen analyzer
fabrication procedure
fenpipalone
fishery right
fleecy mass
froghopper
fruitworm beetle
Greek juniper
gummous reaction
heavy Internet user
i-wonden
identical entry
impel
iodine compounds
ion gas laser
Iowa crab apple
Ipo-ri
iron man
island curve
knock fuzzy control
kweller
left-liberal
Louis Armstrong
marchandises
medial talocalcaneal ligament
meliola robinsonii
mental healing
mentomeckelian bone
mind-reader
natural crime
non-gold-doped device
nonclonotypic
nucleon-hyperon interaction
occurences
odour (odor)
orthoepies
Oxford Street
paneled
pedunculus corporis mamillaris
plate grid capacitance
polykaryotic
put in force
quasiorthogonal
reversible weft backed weave
Ristella cylindroides
sandboard
segfaults
set a young
single-pole switch
single-tube tv projector
squeezing bears
statistical economics
stencil-like
stop log weir
straight-hole turbodrill
stromelysin
sulci parolfactorius posterior
superior vena cava
synchronized film projector
take thought or
tendency profile
Theilheim
trailing suction hopper dredger
turgescencies
twisting of bowel
ugolinis
undoer
unentrenched
unsheeted vehicle
urinary sand
Van Chan
vector error
yoshiki