时间:2018-12-29 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版第一册课本听力


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  Tom stopped.What was the noise?He put his hand on Pete's shoulder."Did you hear that?"he whispered 2.They both listened carefully.The noiseseemed to be coming from the room behind the statue 3 in front of them.It sounded like a woman crying. They looked at the statue. It was a strange creature 4 with red eyes--it was almost as if the creature was watching them.Tom suddenly felt cold.He remembered what his father had told him about the secrets of the church.He knew that the church had many secret rooms and that not all of them were safe.If only they could get the way to find the room,or whatever it was,behind the wall.The statue stood in front of the door and there was no waythey could get past it.Tom looked at the statue again.Strange!It looked as if the creature had moved.He was just about to say something when pete turned around."Tom,"he said,"I think i know a way in.""How?"Tom asked."It says on the statue that anyone who wants to enter the room must answer the question.""That sounds strange,"said Tom,"What question?""I don't know,"Pete said,"but…"He did not have time to finish what he was saying.The satue was moving! A deep voice came from the strange creature,"Listen carefuuly!You may enter the room if you know the answer to my question.""What is the question?"Pete asked. "It 's a secret,"the creature said." secret?"Pete said,"That's stupid 5!How can i give you an answer if the question is secret?"The creature spoke 6 again,"Come here and I'll whisper 1 the question in your ear. You will not remember the question tomorrow. If your answer is right,you may enter. If you answer is wrong,well, then you will be in trouble."Pete looked at Tom,"I'll try,"he said.He walked up to the creature and listened to the question. After a few minutes,he whispered the answer in the creature's ear.They both waited for something to happen."Are you sure you gave the right answer?"Tom asked.Pete did not have time to say anything.The satue moved to the side and the door opened up.Tom and Pete looked at each other.Tom was scared,"I guess we have to go in."They went pst the statue and…



n.耳语,密谈,谣传,飒飒的声音;vi.耳语,密谈,飒飒地响;vt.低声说
  • Their voices fell to a whisper.他们的话音低到成了耳语。
  • I've heard a whisper that he's going to resign.我听到了一个传闻说他准备辞职。
adj.耳语的,低语的v.低声说( whisper的过去式和过去分词 );私语;小声说;私下说
  • She sidled up to me and whispered something in my ear. 她悄悄走上前来,对我耳语了几句。
  • His ill luck has been whispered about the neighborhood. 他的不幸遭遇已在邻居中传开。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.塑像;雕像
  • Whose statue is that over there?那边的雕像是谁?
  • He had molded a statue.他已塑了一尊塑像。
n.生物;动物
  • Man is a sociable creature.人是社会性的动物。
  • Snail is a small plant-eating creature with a soft body.蜗牛是一种软体食草动物。
adj.愚蠢的,笨拙的,麻木的,无趣味的;n.傻瓜
  • The boy is too stupid.那个男孩太笨了。
  • He must be really stupid.那他一定很傻。
n.(车轮的)辐条;轮辐;破坏某人的计划;阻挠某人的行动 v.讲,谈(speak的过去式);说;演说;从某种观点来说
  • They sourced the spoke nuts from our company.他们的轮辐螺帽是从我们公司获得的。
  • The spokes of a wheel are the bars that connect the outer ring to the centre.辐条是轮子上连接外圈与中心的条棒。
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aaj
abastardises
antifriction thrust bearing
aorta clamps
automatic radio alarm
bee-keeper
bell control lever
Bianchi's valve
boundify
Bramfield
burnstickles
call adress
camplong (champlong)
cantilever platform
Cerbal
chuck mark
coinability
consolidated profit and loss account
critical hole
cubbie
cupro-managanese
cyclic skipping
death watch beetle
desk work
detail time
dierickx
direct speech act
elastic-plastic mechanics
enteric colibacillosis
epodic
export labour power
fancy leno and gauze fabric
foveolate center briquette
frisells
fuel-loading cycle
galamthamine
globoboss
Gluzinski's test
goodliheads
Hadamard transform image coding
hob sharpening grinding machine
imperial sateen
industrial jewel
inertia fuze
investment in securities
invisible writing ink
iron handle
japanese-language
jiang zemin
liard-river
logic of natural language
magister juris
manganese(ii) perchlorate
mechanical properties test
mis-estimation
molybdeni trioxidum
moving reticule
multiplying level
nanowatt
no load losses
on blast
Pelicano, L.
penninite
performance driven
Plautine
polar subset
portable hydraulic centre-shaft rolling machine
positive mo(u)ld
programing controller
quarter ladder
quindesme
random matrix
real-time interferometry
refinery dock
retinal cone
scleral interlaminar implant
scribing block
selective roentgenography
shrapes
slag occlusion
soda softening
solid-fuel rocket
split-risk plan
squibber
stew in one's juices
sudbrook
sweenies
Tasmanians
taters
terminal aides
thallodic
transeptate
tubular rod
ultrasonic thermometer
unparadox
vaccinum typhi exanthematici
vascular hook
vindicant
virtual screening
wet-on-green
wood poppy
Zuyevka