时间:2019-01-30 作者:英语课 分类:英语访谈对话


英语课

   Marion: While I traveling in Australia I went to visit my friend Nicola, um, she's teaching 1 in a school on the East Coast of Australia, so I went to visit her about a month ago and she's staying on a farm, she lives on a macadamia farm, so my friend and I went to visit her and stay at her place, so as part of the deal we had to go out and pick macadamia nuts for two hours every day, so usually we'd get up quite early in the morning and we'd go out and pick macadamia nuts for about an hour, and then just before it got dark in the afternoon or the evening we'd go out and pick nuts again for another hour. It was a lot of fun I think mainly because, you know, it wasn't a proper job. We could take our time and we always had a laugh and a joke while we were there. Um, it was really nice to work outside, for awhile, you know, to work in the sunshine and also I'd never worked with macadamia trees before. Before I'd left Ireland 2 I don't think I'd even heard of macadamia trees, cause I think they're a nut that's native to Australia. I know they're very popular in Hawaii as well. I think they were first cultivated 3 for, for profit reasons in Hawaii. Yeah, so macadamia nuts are really, really tasty, so they're very popular as souvenirs 4 from Australia, so you often get chocolate covered macadamia nuts, or macadamia cookies to bring to your friends when you come home from Australia. What else can you get with Macadamia nuts? You can just eat them on their own as well, they're very, very tasty. When we came back for breakfast, we used to bring a handful 5 of macadamia nuts with us and use the nut cracker 6 to open them up cause they've got a very very hard shell 7, so even if you throw them on the ground, it's very difficult to open them up, so you have to have a nutcracker, to really crush 8 the shell, and once you open them up inside, they're very white, very pale in color and they almost look like nuggets of white chocolate. It's quite strange and they have a real creamy taste to them, so they're, yeah, probably one of my favorite things to eat in Australia.



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。
n.爱尔兰(西欧国家);爱尔兰岛(西欧)
  • Ireland lies to the west of England.爱尔兰位于英格兰之西。
  • Dublin is the capital of Ireland.都柏林是爱尔兰的首都。
a.有教养的,有修养的,文雅的;耕耘的
  • The land around here has never been cultivated. 这一带的土地从未开垦过。
  • These cultivated individuals have been imbued with a sense of social purpose. 这些有教养的人满怀着社会责任感。
n.纪念品( souvenir的名词复数 )
  • These souvenirs were gathered from all parts of the world. 这些纪念品是从世界各地收集来的。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • He has a pitch on the High Street where he sells souvenirs. 他在大街上有个卖纪念品的摆摊处。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.一把;少量,少数,一小撮
  • We invited 30 people, but only a handful came.我们邀请了30人,但是只到了几个人。
  • He pulled out a handful of coins from his pocket.他从口袋里掏出一把硬币。
n.(无甜味的)薄脆饼干
  • Buy me some peanuts and cracker.给我买一些花生和饼干。
  • There was a cracker beside every place at the table.桌上每个位置旁都有彩包爆竹。
n.贝壳,壳,外形;v.去壳,脱落;n.[计算机] DOS命令:安装备用的COMMAND.COM文件,并改变环境尺寸
  • Please shell some peanuts for the cake.请为做点心剥点胡花生。
  • This kind of beetles have hard shell.这类甲虫有坚硬的外壳。
v.压垮,压倒,压服,镇压;压碎,碾碎
  • This machine is made to crush the rock into powder.这台机器是用来把石头压成碎末的。
  • You can't crush so many people into the classroom.不能让这么多人挤进教室。
学英语单词
a feather in your cap
a second string to one's bow
absorber rod drive
Agfa-Gevaert Group
altrenogest
ampholyte
Amylopectine
antiparade
balance(d) valve
barking out
berzeliite
burial site
capitals of seychelles
cedefops
chrysalis cake
cinnamon vines
colour glass filter
consignment store
copper deactivator
crannog
crothers
Cumming
de cujus
deposit feeding
dorsal scapular veins
dorsoulnar
Drina River
dull to sharp
ergocornine
excluded from
federal tribunal
feedreaders
fernndez
fibrous endothelioma
formalizations
genus eptesicuss
glory lily
goadings
gridiron club
hydrodesulfurize
ileogastric reflex
immunobiology
incoming selector circuit
intellectual reproduction
intensive subsistence agriculture
internal capacity
irritative lesion
islamias
k.l.
lauritz
Lavdovski's nucleoid
legacy-hunter, legacy-monger
lepra cell
light weight ferrocement
lithiophilites
locatelli
Lombard League
longitudinal dimension
lossily
Mallory body
Maryyskaya Oblast'
metallic prominence
minimum cognoscibile
mochan
monmouth
mouse hunt
multiplicative model
Muscovitish
nuclear effect
number of unit
nuncupatio
one-sixteenth
oniscoid
PAM (partitional access method)
pedunclated melanoma
pen-type pulse tester
pentahydric acid
PKK
progenerate
purification ratio
quartz fiber dose meter
quiltmaker
reinas
romans-fleuves
Scaligeria
scombrod
search and rescue radar transponder
shohat
signing for
snipper
steel penetration skirt
stiers
subgraph isomorphism
sunnat
sweet dessert wine
synartetic acceleration
tandem powered elevating scraper
terpinyl acetate
train breaking
unknights
well running
willings