新标准小学英语活动用书第六册 08

[00:00.00]Module 2 [00:06.24]Unit 1 [00:10.19]Exercise 1 [00:13.17]Listen and point to the sentence you hear. [00:17.14]Then circle yes or no. [00:21.11]Daming will phone Amy. [00:24.22]Amy will go to the countryside. [00:29.86]Amy will go to the Zoo

新标准小学英语三年级起点第六册20

[00:00.00] Unit two [00:02.02]单元二 [00:04.05]What do you have to do? [00:04.82]你在做什么？ [00:05.59]1.Look,listen and write the numbers of the pictures. [00:11.02]1。看并且写这些图片。 [00:16.46]How do you send an E-card? [00:1

美国语文第六册 第108期:战争(4)

The same spectacle of horror greets us from both ships. 两条船迎接我们的是同样骇人的景象。 On their decks, reddened with blood, the murderers of St. Bartholomew and of the Sicilian Vespers, with the fires of Smithfield, 甲板被鲜血

美国语文第六册 第106期:战争(2)

The havoc rages. The ground is soaked with their commingling blood. 这场惨绝人寰的大破坏还将猛烈地肆虐下去。血流漂杵。 The air is rent by their commingling cries. 空气中弥漫着他们撕心裂肺的哀鸣。 Horse and rid

美国语文第六册 第105期:战争(1)

I need not dwell now on the waste and cruelty of war. 现在，我无需详述战争的损耗和残忍。 These stare us wildly in the face, like lurid meteor lights, as we travel the page of history. 当我们在历史长河中驻足时，这些景象

美国语文第六册 第74期:欠债讽诵(2)

Many eyes are fixed upon him; many have interest in his well-being; his movements are of concern; 许多双眼睛都盯着他呢，许多人都对他的安康感兴趣，他的日常活动受到人们关注； he can not disappear unheeded; his name

美国语文第六册 第73期:欠债讽诵(1)

Debt is of the very highest antiquity. 在古代的风俗习惯中，债是非常高级的东西。 The first debt in the history of man is the debt of nature, and the first instinct is to put off the payment of it to the last moment. 人类在历史上

美国语文第六册 第43期:诗歌采英(3)

Old Age And Death. 老年和死亡 By Edmund Waller 埃德蒙沃尔勒 The seas are quiet when the winds give o'er; 风过后海面波澜不兴， So calm are we when passions are no more. 当我们激情不再时，内心竟如此平静。 For then

美国语文第六册 第40期:早晨的清唱剧(6)

There is no confusion in the notes of his song, which consists of one syllable rapidly repeated, 从它的歌声听不到音调混乱，一个单音快速重复， but increasing in rapidity and rising to a higher key towards the conclusion. 但是不断

美国语文第六册 第34期:记忆中的画

Among the beautiful pictures That hang on Memory's wall, 在那些美轮美奂的画中间挂在记忆墙上的， Is one of a dim old forest, That seemeth best of all; 是古老的森林一抹幽暗，似乎在其中画工最善； Not for its gnarl

美国语文第六册 第32期:受惊的艺术家(8)

Ten thousand! vociferated the tall man, his face crimson with rage, and his hands clinched convulsively. 10000泰勒！这位高个子男人高声喝道，因为愤怒脸上泛出紫红色，双手痉挛般地紧攥着。 The dealer grew paler; his f

美国语文第六册 第31期:受惊的艺术家(7)

How transparent is the water! 瞧，画上那水多清澈啊！ What life breathes in the animals that quench their thirst at that spring! 在清泉旁饮水的动物生活得多惬意啊！ How that steeple shines! How beautiful are those clustering

美国语文第六册 第46期:耐儿之死(3)

Think what earth is, compared with the world to which her young spirit has winged its early flight, 倘若拿尘世和她那年轻的灵魂振翅飞上去的那个世界比较的话，尘世又算得了什么呢。 and say, if one deliberate wish, ex

美国语文第六册 第47期:耐儿之死(4)

The child who had been her little friend, came there, almost as soon as it was day, 就在天刚一亮，那个和她一直很合得来的朋友那个男孩子赶来了， with an offering of dried flowers, which he begged them to lay upon her breast

美国语文第六册 第53期:我的演说经历(2)

My next experience in elocution was still more disheartening, 我接下来的演说经历依旧非常令人气馁， so that I never had a chance of showing what I was capable of in that way till I set up for myself. 以至于我从来没有机会表现

美国语文第六册 第54期:我的演说经历(3)

How it operated on the other boys in after life I can not say; 我不好说这对其他孩子以后的生活起了怎样的作用， but the effect on me was decidedly unwholesomediscouraging, indeed, 不过，对我的作用却非常糟糕实际上是

美国语文第六册 第56期:我的演说经历(5)

and were no judges of actingas I swept to and fro in that magnificent robe, with outstretched arms and uplifted eyes, 对于我到底表现得如何无从判断我拖着那件华丽的袍子在地上扫来扫去，夸张地伸着胳膊，眼睛上挑，

美国语文第六册 第57期:我的演说经历(6)

and should as soon think of counterfeiting another's look or step or voice, or of modulating my own by a pitch pipe 一提到演说，就会想到伪造其他人的表情，步伐或声音，抑或通过为笛子定调的方法来调整我自己的音调

美国语文第六册 第62期:墓地挽歌(4)

The applause of listening senates to command, 欲赢得伸耳谛听的元老们的掌声， The threats of pain and ruin to despise, 痛苦和存亡的威胁全然不顾， To scatter plenty o'er a smiling land, 把富庶洒向风景明媚的大地，

美国语文第六册 第117期:保罗在玛斯山上的演讲

Then Paul stood in the midst of Mars Hill, and said, Ye men of Athens! 保罗站在战神玛斯山上中央的，说道，你们雅典人听着！ I perceive that in all things ye are too superstitious. 我觉得你们对任何事情都尊奉神明。