时间:2018-12-30 作者:英语课 分类:英语四级听力练习集锦


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[00:02.18]Model Test Eight


[00:04.03]Section A


[00:05.46]Directions: In this section,


[00:09.62]you will hear 8 short conversations and 2 long conversations.


[00:15.41]At the end of each conversation, one or more questions will be asked about what was said.


[00:22.74]Both the conversation and the questions will be spoken only once.


[00:29.09]After each question there will be a pause.


[00:33.35]During the pause, you must read the four choices


[00:37.83]marked A) , B) , C) and D) , and decide which is the best answer.


[00:45.82]Then mark the corresponding 1 letter on Answer Sheet 2


[00:50.96]with a single line through the centre.


[00:53.36]Now let's begin with the 8 short conversations.


[00:59.27]11. M: Jessica,could you forward this e-mail to all the club members?


[01:08.34]W: Sorry, the computer broke down this morning,


[01:12.17]I'll do it for you as soon as I have it fixed 2.


[01:15.75]Q: What does the woman imply 3?


[01:34.30]12. W: Did you find the book for your reading assignment in the library?


[01:39.88]M: It closed before I got there.


[01:42.72]I had no idea it closes so early on weekends.


[01:47.21]Q: What does the man mean?


[02:05.64]13. M: Did you check the power plug and press the play button?


[02:11.44]W: Yes.The power indicator 4 was on and it was running,


[02:15.81]but somehow the sound didn't come through.


[02:18.98]Q: What was the woman probably trying to do?


[02:40.30]14. M: Joanna, I'm awfully 5 sorry,I didn't mean to hurt you.


[02:43.92]Shall we have a beer and forget the whole thing?


[02:48.07]W: OK,we can drop it this time,but don't do it again.


[02:53.10]Q: What do we learn from the conversation?


[03:12.49]15. W: Airports are sad places.


[03:17.08]M: Sometimes I guess. But we'll keep in touch


[03:20.80]and I'll fly over to see you at Christmas.


[03:24.85]Q: What are the speakers doing?


[03:44.00]16. M: Are you going to return to your present job after the vacation?


[03:48.80]W: No,I plan to graduate next semester 6.


[03:52.63]That means I have to be a full-time 7 student.


[03:56.02]Q: What will the woman do?


[04:14.25]17. W: John, are you doing research for Professor William this semester?


[04:20.38]M: Actually, I'm working as his teaching 8 assistant.


[04:23.66]Q: What does the man mean?


[04:42.52]18. M: I heard there are a few seats left for the show tonight.


[04:47.78]W: Really? I was under the impression


[04:51.06]that the tickets were sold out a long time ago.


[04:54.01]Q: What do we know from the woman's reply?


[05:07.95]Now you will hear the 2 long conversations.


[05:15.06]Conversation One


[05:18.56]W:  What do you want to do tonight?


[05:20.75]M:  How about going to the movies?


[05:23.15]I should be home from work at 5∶20.


[05:25.89]Then we can go out and eat and then to the movies.


[05:29.17]W:  What do you want to see?


[05:31.25]M:  Let's see the ad in the newspaper.


[05:33.65]W:  It starts at 6∶30.


[05:37.32]I don't think we can get there in time to see the beginning.


[05:41.92]How about the one at the New State Cinema? That starts at 7∶00.


[05:47.05]M:  I don't like Tom Cruise 9.


[05:49.13]W:  Well there's one with Zeta Jones and Tom Hanks that starts at 6∶50.


[05:55.69]Maybe we can go to that.


[05:58.10]M:  I've already seen it.Maybe we should just stay home and watch TV.


[06:03.13]W:  There's a Julia Roberts movie on TV.How does that sound?


[06:07.73]M:  Yeah, let's just stay home and watch that.


[06:11.12]Then we can go out Friday night.


[06:13.53]W:  Did you forget that Allan and Catherine are coming to dinner that night?


[06:18.01]In addition we probably couldn't get a baby-sitter Friday.


[06:22.50]There's a school dance.


[06:24.24]M:  OK.I hope Saturday is all right.Do we have anything planned for then?


[06:28.51]W:  No,Saturday is fine.


[06:30.48]And there's a good movie starting on Saturday too.


[06:33.54]M:  Good. I'm going to go bowling 10 Saturday morning


[06:36.61]but I'll be home by 2∶00 p.m.


[06:38.79]Then we can go out for a big dinner and to the movies,


[06:41.85]if nothing else comes up.


[06:42.94]W:  I'm sure we'll be able to.


[06:44.69]It's so nice to share the wonderful romantic movie with my darling.


[06:49.07]M:  It's the same to me.


[06:51.37]Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.


[07:04.09]19. What are the two speakers talking about?


[07:22.40]20. Why does the man refuse to go to see the movie which starts at 7∶00?


[07:44.86]21. What is their original arrangement on Friday night?


[08:05.47]22. What will the man do Saturday morning?


[08:23.67]Conversation Two


[08:26.96]M:  I've just found the most useful device 11 at that new outdoor store,


[08:31.55]a water purifier 12.


[08:33.63]W:  A water purifier?


[08:35.60]You want to carry even more equipment with you on our hiking trip?


[08:39.98]M:  If it's lightweight and saves work,yes.


[08:42.93]And this one fits that description.


[08:44.79]W:  Really.I bet 13 it takes up a lot of room.


[08:48.50]M:  Not at all.


[08:50.36]It's a straw,much like the ones you use to drink a soda 14 or milk shake.


[08:56.16]W:  Really? That is small?


[08:59.11]M:  Yea, it's plastic,and has a series of mineral and chemical filters 15


[09:04.26]that strain 16 harmful germs 18 from water.


[09:06.77]W:  Yes,but how good a job can it do filtering 19 the germs


[09:11.48]out of motionless 20 pond water,or water from lakes and streams?


[09:15.96]M:  It's fantastic. It makes the water entirely 21 germ 17 free.


[09:20.66]W:  But what about salt or chemical pollutants 22 that might be in the water?


[09:26.19]Does it clean those out?


[09:28.16]M:  No,it does not remove salt and chemicals,


[09:31.77]but those are really not major concerns


[09:34.18]when we are out hiking and camping.


[09:35.71]W:  Hmm,how long will a straw last?


[09:39.10]M:  For about one hundred gallons but don't worry about measuring


[09:42.82]that large amount of water.There is a built-in safety feature.


[09:45.88]W:  I think I'll get one for my camping trip this weekend.


[09:49.27]It'll sure be carrying a lot of water or having to boil it at the camp site.


[09:54.96]Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.


[10:04.15]23. Where would the special straw probably be most useful?


[10:26.72]24. How does the man describe the water purifier?


[10:46.91]25. According to the man, what does the water purifier remove from the water?


[11:06.86]Section B


[11:10.46]Directions: In this section, you will hear 3 short passages.


[11:17.57]At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions.


[11:20.85]Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once.


[11:25.67]After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer


[11:29.83]from the four choices marked A) , B) , C) and D).


[11:36.28]Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2


[11:40.98]with a single line through the centre.


[11:43.49]Passage One


[11:45.35]There was once a man in South America who had a parrot,


[11:49.40]a pet bird that could imitate human speech.The parrot was unique.


[11:55.53]There was no other bird like him in the whole world.


[11:59.57]He could learn to say any word except one.


[12:03.51]He could not say the name of his native town Catarnow.


[12:08.76]The man did everything he could to teach the parrot to say“Catarnow”.


[12:14.56]But he never succeeded.


[12:16.42]At first he was very gentle with the bird,


[12:20.02]but gradually he lost his temper 23.“You stupid bird!


[12:25.28]Why can't you learn to say that one word?


[12:28.66]Say Catarnow,or I'll kill you!”But the parrot would not say it.


[12:33.70]Many times the man screamed: “Say Catarnow or I'll kill you!”


[12:40.15]But the bird would never repeat the name.


[12:43.43]Finally the man gave up.He picked up the parrot


[12:48.68]and threw him into the chicken house.


[12:50.98]“You are even more stupid than the chickens!”


[12:54.37]In the chicken house there were four old chickens,


[12:58.85]waiting to be killed for Sunday's dinner.


[13:01.70]The next morning when he went out to the chicken house,


[13:05.75]the man opened the door. He was shocked by what he saw.


[13:10.34]He could not believe his eyes and ears.


[13:13.73]On the floor lay three dead chickens.


[13:17.67]The parrot was screaming at the fourth:


[13:21.26]“Say Catarnow, or I'll kill you!”


[13:24.32]Questions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard.


[13:31.21]26. Why did the man lose his temper?


[13:51.58]27. Who killed the three chickens?


[14:13.11]28. Why was the man shocked at the scene the next morning?


[14:30.60]Passage Two


[14:34.97]In Britain if you are found guilty of crime,


[14:39.78]you can be sent to prison or be fined or be ordered to do community work,


[14:45.69]such as tiding public places and helping 24 the old.


[14:49.85]You may also be sent to special centres


[14:53.35]where you learn practical skills like cooking,writing and car maintenance 25.


[14:58.71]About 5 percent of the prison population are women.


[15:03.08]Many prisons were built over 100 years ago,


[15:06.91]but the government will have built 11 new prisons by next year.


[15:12.16]There are two sorts of prisons: the open sort and the closed sort.


[15:18.50]In the closed sort,prisoners are given very little freedom.


[15:23.53]They spent 3 to 10 hours outside their cells


[15:28.35]when they exercise,eat,study,learn skills,watch TV


[15:34.47]and talk to other prisoners.All prisoners are expected to work.


[15:39.61]Most of them are paid for what they do,


[15:43.01]whether it is doing maintenance or cooking and cleaning.


[15:46.83]Prisoners in the open prisons are locked up at night,


[15:51.42]but for the rest of the time they are free within the prison grounds.


[15:55.80]They can exercise,have visitors or study.


[15:59.73]And some are allowed out of the grounds to study or do community work.


[16:05.43]Questions 29 to 31 are based on the passage you have just heard.


[16:11.44]29. What do we know about women prisoners in Britain?


[16:31.51]30. In what way are open prisons different from closed prisons?


[16:56.64]31.  What do we learn about prisoners in Britain?


[17:15.86]Passage Three


[17:18.04]London Taxi drivers know the capital like the back of their hands.


[17:24.61]No matter how small and indistinct the street is,


[17:29.20]the driver will be able to get you there without any trouble.


[17:33.14]The reason London taxi drivers are so efficient is that


[17:38.93]they have all gone through a very tough training period


[17:43.20]to get a special taxi driving license 26.


[17:45.60]During this period which can take from two to four years,


[17:50.96]the wouldbe taxi driver has to learn


[17:55.01]the most direct route to every single road


[17:57.53]and to every important building in London.


[18:00.26]To achieve this most learners go around the city


[18:04.74]on small motor bikes practicing how to move to


[18:08.68]and from different points of the city.


[18:11.42]Learner taxi drivers are tested several times


[18:16.12]during their training period by government officers.


[18:19.84]Their exams are a terrible experience.


[18:23.67]The officers ask you:


[18:25.74]“How do you get from Buckingham Palace to the Tower of London?”


[18:30.12]And you have to take them there in a direct line.


[18:33.95]When you get to the tower,they won't say“Well done”.


[18:37.45]They will quickly move on to the next question.


[18:41.50]After five or six questions they would just say:


[18:45.87]“See you in two months' time.”


[18:48.28]And then you know the exam is over.


[18:50.80]Learner drivers are not allowed to work and earn money as drivers.


[18:57.25]Therefore many of them keep their previous jobs


[19:01.51]until they obtain their licenses 27.


[19:03.81]The training can cost quite a lot


[19:06.98]because learners have to pay for their own expenses


[19:10.15]on the tests and the medical exam.


[19:13.76]Questions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.


[19:19.01]32. Why are London taxi drivers very efficient?


[19:42.19]33. How long does the training period last?


[20:02.69]34. Why does the speaker think the driving test is a terrible experience?


[20:23.84]35. Why do learner drivers have to keep their present jobs?


[20:46.00]Section C


[20:49.50]Directions: In this section, you will hear a passage three times.


[20:55.51]When the passage is read for the first time,


[20:58.47]you should listen carefully for its general idea.


[21:01.21]When the passage is read for the second time,


[21:04.16]you are required to fill in the blanks numbered from 36 to 43


[21:09.63]with the exact words you have just heard.


[21:12.47]For blanks numbered from 44 to 46 you are required


[21:18.27]to fill in the missing 28 information.


[21:20.68]For these blanks, you can either use the exact words


[21:24.83]you have just heard or write down the main points in your own words.


[21:29.75]Finally, when the passage is read for the third time,


[21:33.80]you should check what you have written.


[21:36.42]Now listen to the passage.


[21:40.36]Many new plays are presented first on Broadway,


[21:45.06]the theatre district of New York City.


[21:47.90]If they are successful,


[21:49.66]they later go“on the road”to scores of cities throughout the country.


[21:54.47]More than 50 productions are presented each season on Broadway.


[21:59.39]To many Americans,


[22:01.25]seeing a Broadway show is a high point


[22:04.10]in their visit to the nation's largest city.


[22:06.39]However,a movement known as“regional theatre”


[22:11.03]has developed across the United States,


[22:13.66]and playhouses are attended eagerly in cities throughout the nation.


[22:18.15]In recent years another side of the New York Theatre has developed,


[22:23.50]known as“off Broadway”.


[22:25.69]These plays are modestly staged in small play-house,


[22:30.72]but some rank with the best Broadway performances in professional skill,


[22:35.86]and many enjoy long runs.


[22:38.27]After the regular theatre season has closed,


[22:42.32]more than 300 summer theatres go into action in rural 29 areas,


[22:47.45]in suburbs 30 and at seashore and mountain resorts 31.


[22:51.40]Well-known actors often appear in these plays.


[22:55.00]At the same time,


[22:56.64]ambitious young students of the theatre


[22:59.05]have an opportunity to work under experienced 32 actors and directors.


[23:03.31]Motion pictures remain a favourite form of entertainment


[23:07.91]despite the popularity 33 of television.


[23:10.42]Not as many feature films are being made today as 20 years ago,


[23:15.78]but the quality of the films has improved.


[23:18.74]Many movies are now made by independent producers


[23:23.00]with fresh ideas and approaches.


[23:25.52]They select their stories and treat the subjects


[23:29.23]in ways that reflect their creative ideas.


[23:32.85]Modern methods of movie making,


[23:35.36]such as the wide screen, colour film, and improved sound


[23:39.62]have enhanced 34 realism and audience enjoyment 35.


[23:44.30]Now the passage will be read again.


[23:48.78]Many new plays are presented first on Broadway,


[23:53.38]the theatre district of New York City.


[23:56.11]If they are successful,


[23:57.86]they later go“on the road”to scores of cities throughout the country.


[24:02.68]More than 50 productions are presented each season on Broadway.


[24:07.59]To many Americans,


[24:10.11]seeing a Broadway show is a high point


[24:12.73]in their visit to the nation's largest city.


[24:15.47]However,a movement known as“regional theatre”


[24:19.41]has developed across the United States,


[24:22.03]and playhouses are attended eagerly in cities throughout the nation.


[24:26.96]In recent years another side of the New York Theatre has developed,


[24:31.88]known as“off Broadway”.


[24:34.83]These plays are modestly staged in small play-house,


[24:38.77]but some rank with the best Broadway performances in professional skill,


[24:44.24]and many enjoy long runs.


[24:48.83]After the regular theatre season has closed,


[24:51.67]more than 300 summer theatres go into action in rural areas,


[24:56.59]in suburbs and at seashore and mountain resorts.


[25:51.07]Well-known actors often appear in these plays.


[25:54.02]At the same time,


[25:55.44]ambitious young students of the theatre


[25:57.85]have an opportunity to work under experienced actors and directors.


[26:02.33]Motion pictures remain a favourite form of entertainment


[26:06.59]despite the popularity of television.


[26:59.56]Not as many feature films are being made today as 20 years ago,


[27:03.72]but the quality of the films has improved.


[27:07.11]Many movies are now made by independent producers


[27:11.04]with fresh ideas and approaches.


[27:14.98]They select their stories and treat the subjects


[27:17.39]in ways that reflect their creative ideas.


[27:21.76]Modern methods of movie making,


[27:23.40]such as the wide screen, colour film, and improved sound


[27:28.00]have enhanced realism and audience enjoyment.


[28:23.04]Now the passage will be read for the third time.


[28:25.88]Many new plays are presented first on Broadway,


[28:31.57]the theatre district of New York City.


[28:34.20]If they are successful,


[28:36.17]they later go“on the road”to scores of cities throughout the country.


[28:40.87]More than 50 productions are presented each season on Broadway.


[28:45.68]To many Americans,


[28:47.87]seeing a Broadway show is a high point


[28:50.94]in their visit to the nation's largest city.


[28:53.34]However,a movement known as“regional theatre”


[28:57.50]has developed across the United States,


[29:00.12]and playhouses are attended eagerly in cities throughout the nation.


[29:04.50]In recent years another side of the New York Theatre has developed,


[29:10.08]known as“off Broadway”.


[29:12.05]These plays are modestly staged in small play-house,


[29:16.85]but some rank with the best Broadway performances in professional skill,


[29:22.43]and many enjoy long runs.


[29:25.06]After the regular theatre season has closed,


[29:29.10]more than 300 summer theatres go into action in rural areas,


[29:33.91]in suburbs and at seashore and mountain resorts.


[29:37.75]Well-known actors often appear in these plays.


[29:41.57]At the same time,


[29:42.88]ambitious young students of the theatre


[29:45.40]have an opportunity to work under experienced actors and directors.


[29:50.00]Motion pictures remain a favourite form of entertainment


[29:55.03]despite the popularity of television.


[29:56.89]Not as many feature films are being made today as 20 years ago,


[30:02.14]but the quality of the films has improved.


[30:05.42]Many movies are now made by independent producers


[30:09.57]with fresh ideas and approaches.


[30:11.87]They select their stories and treat the subjects


[30:15.81]in ways that reflect their creative ideas.


[30:19.31]Modern methods of movie making,


[30:21.93]such as the wide screen, colour film, and improved sound


[30:26.74]have enhanced realism and audience enjoyment.


[30:30.53]This is the end of listening comprehension.



adj.符合的,一致的,相同的,相应的,相当的
  • We shall take the corresponding measures.我们将采取相应措施。
  • Finally,some corresponding advices are put forword based on the above experiments.最后提出了几个相应的建议。
adj.固定的,不变的,准备好的;(计算机)固定的
  • Have you two fixed on a date for the wedding yet?你们俩选定婚期了吗?
  • Once the aim is fixed,we should not change it arbitrarily.目标一旦确定,我们就不应该随意改变。
vt.暗示;意味着
  • Cheerfulness doesn't always imply happiness.快活并不总是意味着幸福。
  • What did she imply in her words?她的话意味着什么?
n.指标;指示物,指示者;指示器
  • Gold prices are often seen as an indicator of inflation.黃金价格常常被看作是通货膨胀的指标。
  • His left-hand indicator is flashing.他左手边的转向灯正在闪亮。
adv.可怕地,非常地,极端地
  • Agriculture was awfully neglected in the past.过去农业遭到严重忽视。
  • I've been feeling awfully bad about it.对这我一直感到很难受。
n.一学期,半学年,六个月的时间
  • A student will probably attend four or five courses during each semester.每个学生一学期可能要修四五门课程。
  • I had an especially rough time during my first semester.我第一个学期的日子难受极了。
adj.满工作日的或工作周的,全时间的
  • A full-time job may be too much for her.全天工作她恐怕吃不消。
  • I don't know how she copes with looking after her family and doing a full-time job.既要照顾家庭又要全天工作,我不知道她是如何对付的。
n.教学,执教,任教,讲授;(复数)教诲
  • We all agree in adopting the new teaching method. 我们一致同意采取新的教学方法。
  • He created a new system of teaching foreign languages.他创造了一种新的外语教学体系。
v.巡航,航游,缓慢巡行;n.海上航游
  • They went on a cruise to Tenerife.他们乘船去特纳利夫岛。
  • She wants to cruise the canals of France in a barge.她想乘驳船游览法国的运河。
n.保龄球运动
  • Bowling is a popular sport with young and old.保龄球是老少都爱的运动。
  • Which sport do you 1ike most,golf or bowling?你最喜欢什么运动,高尔夫还是保龄球?
n.器械,装置;计划,策略,诡计
  • The device will be in production by the end of the year.该装置将于年底投入生产。
  • The device will save much time and effort for us.这种装置会使我们节省大量时间和气力。
清洁者; 清洁器; 精制的; 精炼者
  • How to select the air purifier for you in our Center? 如何于本中心推介之产品内选择最适合自己的空气净化器?
  • The utility model discloses a super-filtering water purifier for a drinking machine. 本实用新型公开了一种饮水机用超滤净水器。
v.打赌,以(与)...打赌;n.赌注,赌金;打赌
  • I bet you can't do this puzzle.我敢说,你解决不了这个难题。
  • I offered to bet with him.我提出与他打赌。
n.苏打水;汽水
  • She doesn't enjoy drinking chocolate soda.她不喜欢喝巧克力汽水。
  • I will freshen your drink with more soda and ice cubes.我给你的饮料重加一些苏打水和冰块。
过滤( filter的名词复数 ); 滤光器; (香烟头上的)过滤嘴; 交通红灯指示不得直行的同时
  • Filters do not remove all contaminants from water. 过滤器无法过滤掉水中的所有污染物。
  • A liquid filters through a strainer,into the receptacle beneath. 液体经过过滤器流入下面的容器。
n.紧张,拉紧,血统;v.劳累,拉紧,过份使用
  • Strain the fat off before you serve the soup.在上汤前把里面的油滤掉。
  • He had a muscular strain.他肌肉过劳。
n.细菌,病菌,微生物;(想法等的)起源
  • I have the germ of an idea.我有一个初步的想法。
  • This was the germ of a book.这是一本书的源起。
n.微生物( germ的名词复数 );病菌;起源;发端
  • Dirty hands can be a breeding ground for germs. 脏手会滋生病菌。
  • The air is full of millions of invisible germs. 空气中充满了许多看不见的细菌。 来自《简明英汉词典》
过滤,滤除,滤清
  • The sunlight, filtering through innumerable leaves, was still hot on their faces. 阳光透过成千上万片树叶,照在他们脸上,那感觉还是热烘烘的。 来自英汉文学
  • Techniques for controlling particulates include filtering, washing, centrifugal separation, and electrostatic precipitation. 控制颗粒污染物的技术包括过滤、洗涤、离心分离、静电沉降。 来自英汉非文学 - 环境法 - 环境法
adj.一动不动的
  • She stood absolutely motionless.她纹丝不动地站在那里。
  • A silent movie doesn't mean it is motionless.无声电影并非没有动作。
ad.全部地,完整地;完全地,彻底地
  • The fire was entirely caused by their neglect of duty. 那场火灾完全是由于他们失职而引起的。
  • His life was entirely given up to the educational work. 他的一生统统献给了教育工作。
污染物质(尤指工业废物)( pollutant的名词复数 )
  • Pollutants are constantly being released into the atmosphere. 污染物质正在不断地被排放到大气中去。
  • The 1987 Amendments limit 301(g) discharges to a few well-studied nonconventional pollutants. 1987年的修正案把第301条(g)的普通排放限制施加在一些认真研究过的几种非常规污染物上。 来自英汉非文学 - 环境法 - 环境法
n.恶劣的心情,心绪焦躁;性情,脾气
  • The man lost his temper and struck out wildly.那人因发怒而大打出手。
  • One day the man flew at me in a temper.一天,那个人冲着我大发脾气。
n.食物的一份&adj.帮助人的,辅助的
  • The poor children regularly pony up for a second helping of my hamburger. 那些可怜的孩子们总是要求我把我的汉堡包再给他们一份。
  • By doing this, they may at times be helping to restore competition. 这样一来, 他在某些时候,有助于竞争的加强。
n.维修,保养,扶养费,维持,保持
  • His small farm provides maintenance,but not much more.他的小农场能使他们维持生活,但仅此而已。
  • He has to pay maintenance to his ex-wife.他必须给前妻赡养费。
n.执照,许可证,特许;v.许可,特许
  • The foreign guest has a license on the person.这个外国客人随身携带执照。
  • The driver was arrested for having false license plates on his car.司机由于使用假车牌而被捕。
n.执照( license的名词复数 )v.批准,许可,颁发执照( license的第三人称单数 )
  • Drivers have ten days' grace to renew their licenses. 驾驶员更换执照有10天的宽限期。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
  • Jewish firms couldn't get import or export licenses or raw materials. 犹太人的企业得不到进出口许可证或原料。 来自辞典例句
adj.遗失的,缺少的,失踪的
  • Check the tools and see if anything is missing.检点一下工具,看有无丢失。
  • All the others are here;he's the only one missing.别人都来了,就短他一个。
adj.乡下的,田园的,乡村风味的
  • He lived a rural life.他过着田园生活。
  • We left the city for a rural home.我们离开城市,去农村安家。
n.郊区,城郊( suburb的名词复数 );四乡;隧;四郊
  • The poor suburbs traditionally formed the bedrock of the party's support. 贫穷的郊区在传统上构成了支持该党的牢固基础。
  • The new college will be located in the suburbs. 这所新建的学院将设在郊区。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.求助,凭借,诉诸( resort的名词复数 );求助[凭借]的对象;采用的办法;度假胜地v.求助于或诉诸某事物,采取某手段或方法应急或作为对策( resort的第三人称单数 )
  • Ferry boats ply regularly between all the resorts on the lake. 渡船定时往返于湖的各旅游景点。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Other resorts could benefit from the spillover of tourists. 其他度假胜地可以从游客带来的影响中间受益。 来自《简明英汉词典》
adj.有经验的;经验丰富的,熟练的
  • Experienced seamen will advise you about sailing in this weather.有经验的海员会告诉你在这种天气下的航行情况。
  • Perhaps you and I had better change over;you are more experienced.也许我们的工作还是对换一下好,你比我更有经验。
n.普及,流行,名望,受欢迎
  • The story had an extensive popularity among American readers.这本小说在美国读者中赢得广泛的声望。
  • Our product enjoys popularity throughout the world.我们的产品饮誉全球。
a.加强的
  • Peak updraft strength is slightly enhanced with hodograph curvature. 山顶上升气流强度随速矢端迹曲率加大而稍有加强。
  • The black wimple enhanced the whiteness of her skin. 黑色的包头巾使她的皮肤显得更加白皙。
n.乐趣;享有;享用
  • Your company adds to the enjoyment of our visit. 有您的陪同,我们这次访问更加愉快了。
  • After each joke the old man cackled his enjoyment.每逢讲完一个笑话,这老人就呵呵笑着表示他的高兴。
学英语单词
aberrant cycle
absolute frequencies
actual dishonour
Ae.E.
allelgic asthma
arteria renalis
atemporality
automatic system initiation
Back water!
bimoment
blastclastic
borrowing venture
building hardware factory
busie
caldron
censored sample
cherkassy (cherkasy)
citrus obovoidea hort ex takahashi
coming under
corn-snake
cotton prints
cowntewery
cumi-cumi
cyanopindolol
Cycloheterophyllin
Cyclomet
dcvb
deer-skin
desulfitobacterium
directional antenna
dossie
driven element
Earlton
electromotive robot
epiplasm
epoxy spray coating machine
fantasizers
farmland shelter forest
fibre optic faced tube
foreordinated
freel
fullycharged
gazebolike
genitalization
geothermal exploration
ground unit
handpicks
hard-gloss paint
hebin
Hetaeria elongata
high flux heater
holcom
horsejockey
howrahs
human performance times (hpt)
hypomelanoses
impermissive
issue identification
Kochmes
kr.
labor health
light excitation
MEDINET-D
mill head assay
ministry of economic affairs
Mister nice-guy
moor light
N-9
neptunium
nunez
options trading exchange participant
Ouatagouna
overall treatment time
pencil-necks
personal error
porefield
radio frequency relay
read zero
recording supervisor
regulating ring
safety monkey
scale peripheral associated cells
servo swap
shooting through
skenoscop
snow swamp
soap shaving machine
soopolallie
spaced boarding
Sphenophyllales
Spinachitina
stalin (donetsk)
sulphonphthalein
tail shealth
take the arm
tanker airplane
tourings
universal stimulus display instrument
unlawful oath
vacking
well-sifted
worm drive