时间:2018-12-29 作者:英语课 分类:外研社新标准初中英语九年级


英语课

[00:00.00]3 Listen and circle.

[00:05.52]You will hear Peter talk

[00:07.18]about the history of kites.

[00:09.52]Listen and answer the questions.

[00:12.23]Kite-making is an ancient Chinese art.

[00:15.12]In China ,the first kites were

[00:17.22]made in the shape of birds

[00:19.16]and could fly for up to three days.

[00:22.33]There are many old stories about kites;

[00:25.04]some of these stories are from

[00:26.90]as early as the fifth century BC1.

[00:30.27]In the olden says ,Kites had several uses.

[00:33.85]For example ,they were used2 in wartime from

[00:37.03]as early as 1232,

[00:39.95]They were used to send message to Chinese

[00:42.58]soldiers telling them to escape3.

[00:45.52]Kites were also used for fishing

[00:48.15]in the olden days.

[00:50.09]And in the tenth century,

[00:51.68]there were special kites that could make

[00:54.28]musical sounds while flying.

[00:57.63]The kite was first mentioned

[00:59.75]in Europe in around 1589.

[01:03.29]By that time,people in China had already been

[01:06.37]flying kites for a long time!

[01:09.30]There are now kites made in all kinds of sizes

[01:12.87]and forms such as butterflies,eagles and cranes4

[01:18.05]They are made of paper or silk.

[01:20.75]They have been exhibited5

[01:21.95]all over China and abroad.

[01:24.80]In April of each year,there is a famous kite

[01:27.97]festival in Shandong province,

[01:30.53]and people from all over the world go there

[01:33.27]to fly their kites

[01:34.94]and take part in the competitions.

[01:34.94]



(=before Christ)公元前
  • By 1800 BC,the climate is known to have changed.在公元前1800年,据说气候已经改变。
  • In 221 BC,there was a poor scholar in Shanxi Province.公元前221年,山西有一位穷书生。
adj.用旧了的,旧的;习惯于…;过去惯/经常
  • I used to work until nearly 6:00 o'clock each day.我过去常常工作到6:00左右。
  • He used to walk anywhere from two to five miles an hour.他过去经常一小时走二至五英里。
vi.逃跑,逃避;逃过..的注意;逸出;n.逃跑
  • We had to break the door out to escape from the fire.我们不得不把门砸开以逃避火灾。
  • He didn't allow any word to escape his lips.他守口如瓶。
n.鹤( crane的名词复数 );起重机,吊车
  • Laborers were trained to handle 50-ton compactors and giant cranes. 工人们接受操作五十吨压土机和巨型起重机的训练。 来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
  • Huge cranes are swinging cargo up. 巨大的起重机正在吊运货物。 来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
v.陈列,展览( exhibit的过去式和过去分词 );表现;显示;[法律]当庭出示(证件、物证等)
  • Constable's landscapes met with indifference when they were first exhibited. 康斯特布尔的风景画在首次展出时受到了冷遇。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Some impatience was exhibited owing to the non-arrival of the speaker. 由于讲演人未到,听众显得有些不耐烦。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
学英语单词
-on-demand
a word and a blow
acoustic absorption coefficient
actinic ray
additional income tax
aid the poors
albit moonstone
arithmetic data attributes
as you can see
asplenium shikokianum mak.
attention-grabber
audit review of interim statements
BCPX
benhepazone
bone breccia
camera oculi posterior
cannon bit
cereal duty
closed down
closed-loop regulation
clutchers
coated side
corticomedial part
cutting speed
d.h
Degos'acanthoma
dehalogenation
dhanirams
doeskins
drift space
ediphenphos
eigenberg
emotional flushing
end gardening
equilibrium polyhedron
exculpatory clause
forbidden gap energy
foreign export
frackin'
garnett machine
gave chase
gooseberry currant saw-fly
halicmetus reticulatus
heat consuming installation
hepatocholangioma
hip height
hosts files
hsgp
hyperboloid of one sheet
in someone's opinion
joint stock company
kumis, kumiss
local banks
lurz
mechanical aids to stowage
metallurgical thermodynamics
milk-sisters
milli-newton
mock-documentaries
moroccoes
multidisciplinarian
murieron
Myxococcalphage
nonlooping
oil impregnated metal
optical emission spectrography
Pipehorse
plastidome(dangeard 1920)
polyhon
posthole digger
postow
power operated control
pranam
precision minimum altitude
pumping installation
reciprocal bilinear form
retained item
right of navigation in inland water
rock-forming mineral
S/O (send only)
sanitation departments
secondary and control wiring
self actualization need
shell clearance
social secretaries
Split Multi-Link Trunking
staking pin
sublevel set
supinated
telethermometry
thread blight
through-gird
turdlickers
two-sided noise bandwidth
underbeam
unspiritually
vesicular emphysema
viscous effect
weirds out
word processed
Wulff net