时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:初中英语(深圳&香港文达版)第六册


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[00:03.29]He saw her putting a needle into her arm
[00:07.94]A Let's read
[00:11.99]Peter's mother has regularly given blood to the Red Cross.
[00:17.66]Peter has never been with her to the Red Cross blood donation 1 centre before,
[00:23.90]but last week his mother had her six monthly 2 appointment at the centre
[00:30.15]and he went with her.
[00:33.59]They walked into the waiting-room and Mrs Zhang reported to the reception desk.
[00:39.97]Peter sat down and watched the other blood donors 3 sitting quietly in their chairs.
[00:46.42]They seemed very calm.
[00:49.76]Peter saw the receptionist asking his mother questions
[00:55.12]and he watched her writing his mother's replies on her form.
[00:59.87]Then his mother came and sat down beside him.
[01:04.42]There was a large window beside the reception desk
[01:08.78]and Peter could see another room through it.
[01:12.62]There were several beds in this room.
[01:16.70]Peter could see people lying on the beds.
[01:21.14]Some of them had tubes in their arms
[01:25.71]and Peter could see blood running down the tubes.
[01:30.44]Then a nurse came into the waiting-room and called out his mother's name.
[01:36.08]Mrs Zhang went into the other room with her.
[01:41.12]Peter watched his mother taking off her coat
[01:45.20]and lying down on one of the beds.
[01:49.35]Then he saw the nurse putting a needle into her arm.
[01:54.70]The needle was attached to a long tube.
[01:58.96]At the end of the tube was a plastic bag
[02:03.72]Peter could see the nurse's lips moving but he could not hear her speaking.
[02:10.06]After a while,the nurse removed the needle
[02:14.64]and Mrs Zhang got up and returned to the waiting-room.
[02:19.60]She had to wait until the nurse told her to go.
[02:24.27]While she was waiting,the receptionist was serving tea and biscuits.
[02:30.62]After half an hour,Mrs Zhang and Peter left the building.
[02:36.58]Peter was very proud of his mother.
[02:41.04]Her blood could save a life.
[02:44.57]E Denis Dragon
[02:48.62]What can you see,Denis?
[02:53.09]I can see a bird flying in the air.
[02:57.45]What can you see now,Denis?
[03:01.89]I can see lots of children looking at me.
[03:06.85]Don't worry,Denis.They're our friends.
[03:11.53]We've been together for many years,say 'Hello'.
[03:16.81]Hello!Hello!
[03:26.37]Words and expressions
[03:30.42]regularly
[03:31.84]ad.规则地,有规律地;固定地
[03:33.26]blood
[03:35.04]n.血
[03:36.82]donation
[03:38.14]n.捐赠,赠送;捐赠物
[03:39.45]six-monthly
[03:41.43]a.每六月一次的
[03:43.40]appointment
[03:45.14]n.约定,约会
[03:46.87]waiting-room
[03:48.19]n.候诊室
[03:49.51]reception
[03:51.20]n.接待
[03:52.88]reception desk
[03:54.95]接待处
[03:57.01]donor
[03:58.73]n.供血(或输血)者
[04:00.46]calm
[04:02.23]a.静的,平静的;镇静的,沉着的
[04:04.01]receptionist
[04:06.05]n.接待员
[04:08.08]several
[04:09.91]a.几个,数个(至少三个)
[04:11.74]tube
[04:13.32]n.管;软管
[04:14.90]attach
[04:16.52]v.缚;系;贴
[04:18.14]remove
[04:19.74]v.移动;调动
[04:21.33]building
[04:22.75]n.建筑物,楼房
[04:24.18]save a life
[04:26.21]救一条命
[04:28.25]telescope
[04:30.13]n.望远镜
[04:32.01]sail
[04:33.84]v.航行
[04:35.67]air
[04:37.45]n.空气,大气;空中,天空
[04:39.22]litter
[04:41.00]n.& v.废纸;乱扔的东西;乱丢
[04:42.78]shoelace
[04:44.70]n.鞋带


1 donation
n.捐赠,捐献,捐助;捐赠物
  • She made a personal donation to the fund.她以个人名义向基金会捐款。
  • Then next big donation of musical instruments came from Germany.第二笔音乐乐器的大型捐助来自德国。
2 monthly
adj.每月的,持续一个月的,每月发生的;adv.每月,按月; n.月刊;(复数)monthlies:月经
  • The rent on his apartment was his biggest monthly expense.他的房租是每个月最大的开支。
  • The monthly rent is $15,inclusive of light and water.每月租金15美元,包括水电费在内。
3 donors
n.捐赠者( donor的名词复数 );献血者;捐血者;器官捐献者
  • Please email us to be removed from our active list of blood donors. 假如你想把自己的名字从献血联系人名单中删去,请给我们发电子邮件。
  • About half this amount comes from individual donors and bequests. 这笔钱大约有一半来自个人捐赠及遗赠。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
a wild-goose chase
Abarema lucida
advects
Basedow's psychosis
battle staff
berberis chingshuiensis
Billy Budd
bird's-eye wood
body-shapes
bon camarade
Brassaiopsis hainla
Brauna, Proliv
cassideous
centre of crest circle
chilomycteruss
climate environment
clonality
contactor pump
continuously distributed
contrectant
cookies
cosmic radiation source
cost of acquistion
courtzillite
crawl effect
dot-matrix plotter
dotted quaver
electronic processing
emergency measure
Eminent Victorians
eventration
F2ACT-F2
fag oneself to death
field pendulum
flexurae
friedman tests
generalized Fokker-Planck equation
gleem
gun spraying
hatch hour
hawkinsin
heavily polluted
Heim's pills
highwaters
hot cathode ionization gauge
Hydrangea gracilis
Hyperleucinemia
indiscussible
interval histogram
labor unionist
lamento (europe)
lampadarios
langmuir waves
linning
logical lock
mamelodi
midroad
monthly store balance sheet
mountain reaction
nonregulated discharge
obstruction of pharynx
physical isolation
prolixly
psychological defence
psychoneuroimmunology (pni)
purchasing a computer
QRS-T angle
race destruction
radius of particle
rains down
razor strap
refined sugar
remerges
Remote Access Trojan
reproduce oneself
rockcresses
rogg
rotating cylinder printer
rumblification
Sabanalarga
satellite fairing
Schulze-Hardy rule
scleredema
shading yellow
spaghetti bolognaise
speed increase gear
sphincter(o)-
steal out
steel-encased
stoped
suppressed gout
T-junction
threat reflex
took a glance over
tunnel-type tray
ultimate load
us nh
vyn
warping moment
was in good condition
watan
zero-memory information source