虽然放弃了出国的打算，但是觉得既然报名了就一定要把它作好！希望现在继续努力还不算太晚！
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Dozens (of) valuable paintings （and frescoes墙壁上的水彩画，壁画)are(were) badly damaged today when rain water (poured through) a roof (at) the (state) museum. As( freak异常的 rainstorms lashed冲击，鞭打 in the central and southern sections of the state), part of the museum's roof, which was schedule(scheduled) would (to) be repaired (collapsed倒塌，崩溃) and water (cascaded[kAs5keid]n.小瀑布, 喷流vi.成瀑布落下n.层叠 into) two storerooms. The museum record(director) said that several well-done(well-known) pieces, including oils, watercolors and frescoes, had been damaged, although only one project(object), at(a) 19century (fresco) was damaged unrepaired (beyond repair失修). She added that inspection 检查,视察for damages (has) not (been) completed and therefore he(she) could not make(estimate costs of) the repaired(repair) and replacement.
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& g9 V; |, o* LWelcome to the New Bedford institute's学院，协会, series of lectures on the mistery (mysteries神秘) of the sea. You may have noticed the join(drawing) and(on) the cover of the program for today’s presentation. It depicted(depicts描述) a sea creature that scientists have been interested in for many years. It is said that in the 19th century the(a) group of fisher men(fishermen) were surprised by seeing a huge script(squid 鱿鱼？) that they said was the biggest(as big as a) house and had enormous tentacles巨大的触须. the fishermen were (frightened out of their wits吓得不知所措) according to repor(reports) to (from) that time. The creature sent(sank) back into the ocean and was never seen again. Marine adj.海的，海产的，航海的n.舰队，水兵，海运业 biologists believed that (this species of giant n.巨人, 大力士, 巨大的动物或植物, 伟人, 天才adj.庞大的, 巨大的) script (squid) called (archituthis？) still exists. And this(it's) come to represent how little we know about sea creatures compared with what we know about the animals on the land. We do know that there are many more different kinds of marine species than there are land species. But we just don't have the technology yet to do sustained vt.支撑, 撑住, 维持, 持续 research. Even sure(short) unmanned adj.无人的, 无人居住的, 失掉男子气概的, 被阉割的 trips are so hard to accomplish. In fact researching in the devotion(deep oceans) has been compared to flying in the (an) airplane overline(overland陆上的) slowing(throwing) down the(a) net and see(seeing) what you get. In other words It's very hard to picture the whole situation when that's the way you have to get your samples. Most of what is known about deep sea creatures, which as I said is actually very little, comes from ocean beds 洋底that dried up long ago. Reports(We're fortunate to) have a few samples of this(these) fossil remains on display on the second floor. We'll take it(a) look at them for(after) a while。小 [小马过河-新托福专业备考社区]3 r  s/ k% m' z! P$ _/ C
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加油……坚持到最后……

我听写的跟LZ有一拼~~~~

恩！horse老师，有您的鼓励我会坚持下来的

呵呵，坚持听写我们都会有所进步滴~~~加油啊！

material:每日听写训练第三天 演讲1。2。
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I'm sure almost every one of you looked at your watch or your(at a) clock before you came to class today. Watches and clocks seem in(as) much part of our life like(as) breathing or eating. And yet did you know that watches and clocks or(were) scare(scarce adj.缺乏的, 不足的, 稀有的, 不充足的) in the United States until the 1850s. In the late 1700s, people didn't know the exact time at last(unless) they were near a clock. Those delecbal(delightful adj.令人愉快的, 可喜的) clocks in the squares of European towns were built for the public. After all, most citizens simply couldn't afford a personal timepiece. While(Well) into the 1800s in Europe and United States, the main purpose of the(a) watch, which by the way was off and on ago change(a gold chain), was to show others how wealthy you were.  The word "this wathch(wrist n.手腕watch n.手表)" didn't even enter the English language until nearly 1900. By then the riped(rapid) pace (of the industrialization n.工业化, 产业化) in the United States meant that measuring time has(had) become essential. How could a(the) factory worker get to work on time and does(unless) he or she knew exactly what time it was? Since the effiency(efficiency) was now measured by how fast the job was done, everyone was interested in time. And since industralization(industrialization) made possible remaining your mactural(the manufacture of) large quantities of goods, watches became fairly inexpensive. Furthermore you like to relax back(electric lights kept factories) going around the pub(clock). Being “on time” had enter(entered) the language and life of every citizen. $小马过河-新托福专业备考社区" E: ^8 q  s0 O- x# M# V$ E# e
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summary:这篇比较简单，犯了比较多可笑的错误，听出都是比较相近的读音，比昨天感觉要稍好一点。
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tank  n.(盛液体, 气体的大容器)桶、箱、罐、槽, 池塘, 坦克, 战车, 柜, 储水池  vt.储于槽中, 击败 vi.大量喝酒
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impulse  n.推动, 刺激, 冲动, 推动力 vt.推动
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receptor  n.接受器, 感受器, 受体
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nerven.神经, 胆量, 勇气, 叶脉 vt.鼓起勇气
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summary:我又被打败了= =||。。。被自己吓惨咯~~对大段的连读完全没有抗体，很多听不出。。。而且生词比较多，缺乏该领域词汇量。。。很吃力= =||.。。。好恐怖。。。 [小马过河-新托福专业备考社区]" v& v# C! j  p+ l7 _  O% K# D/ s
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又快熄灯了。。。今天逃了《美国历史与文化》来做听写。。。还是有想拿刀插自己的感觉~~~
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熄灯后跟读。。。嗯。。。先听写后跟读，语音语调耳朵熟~~~~~
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一天都有课，晚上回寝21：30开始听写小马过河5 P  V. s& W7 }5 \: ~: v" _% @

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4 L8 N/ |/ q' j1 Y3 A, \So why did what is now called modern dance begin in the United States? To begin to answer this question, I'll need to back track a little bit and talk about classical ballet. When(By) the late 1800s, ballet had lost a lot of its populary(popularity). Most of the ballet dancers who performed in the United States were brought over from Europe. They performed using the rigid adj.刚硬的，刚性的，严格的 technique(techniques) that'd been passed down through the centuries. Audiences and dancers of(in) the United States were eager for their wrong(own) contemporary adj.当代的，同时代的dance form and so around 1900 dancers created one. So how was this modern dance so different from classical ballet? (Most notably adv.显著地，特别地), it wasn't carefully choreographed v.设计舞蹈动作. Inside(Instead) the dance depended on the inproposition(improvisation n.即席创作) and free personal expression of the dancers. Music and scenery(n.风景，景色) were a(of) little importance to the modern dance. And lightness of movement wasn't important either. In fact modern dancers may no a time(made no attempt) at all to (conceal) the effort involved in the dance step. But even this(if) improposition(improvisation) appeals to audiences, many dance credics(critics n.批评家，评论家) were (less enthusiastic adj.热心的，热情的) about the performances. They questioned their(the artistic integrity n.正直，完整，完全 of) dancers who were not professionally trained and the their(artistic) value of works that had no formal structure. Loi Fore, after performing fire dance was described this(as) doing little more than turning around and around like an eggbeater n.打蛋器. Yet the free personal expression of the pioneer dancers is the basis of the controlled freedom of modern dance today.TOEFL,IBT,托福,新托福,机经,小马过河,留学,美国,海外. m9 a6 c" V% f

+ ]. P; o) p5 ~7 k3 W$ C! B该篇感觉较好，能听懂大致内容，出错处多因为生词。。。个别处要听10遍才听出。。。= =|| TOEFL,IBT,托福,新托福,机经,小马过河,留学,美国,海外: a1 m2 X8 e- I* P4 M$ R

) E1 P' ~" c3 i: q* rHi, Sue. I was wondering if you could fill me in on Monday's class. I had to go to the denist(dentist n.牙科医生) for an emergency and I missed Prof. Smith's lecture. What was it on? It was pretty interesting. She talked about volcanoes, active volcanoes under the-uh-West Antarctica n.南极洲 ice sheet. There are active volcanoes under the ice? Apparently so. She said they help protect the ice sheet and prevent melting. That(Flooding) would be pretty bad if that ice melted. Not only there but all over the world. You lost me there. Volcanoes are hot. How can something hot prevent ice from melting? Wait a minute. Let me check my notes. Yeah, here it is. Volcano's(Volcanic) heat no(melts) just enough ice to create propery(slippery n.滑的，光滑的) surface on the bottom of the glacer(glacier n.冰河). This water allows ice to flow out into the ocean so the solid interior adj.内部的 ice is protected from the ocean's warmth. Does that make sense? Sort of. You mean that they cause(because) the ice is flowing out into(to) the ocean, the warmer ocean water can't flow in. Exactly. And the ice that melts is constantly being replaced by snow. Prof. Smith said that if the ice sheet ever broke up and melted, the sea level would go up 7 meters. Then we would have those floods. Is that really possible? earth of(Or is it) one of those exaggerations n.夸张，夸大之词 you hear all the time? So(As) far as I can understand, it is possible. It cause(Because of) the global warming. I mean if the ocean got a lot warmer, that interior ice would be very likely to melt. Thanks for telling me about the lecture. Sounds like I've missed a pretty important class.
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耶！今天结束了~~~明天6点起占考研辅导班的座位 ，下午继续！Fighting！ [小马过河-新托福专业备考社区]- E( O. U+ U' u# J  P: ^9 @

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和楼主一样是6。29的考试~
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加油加油～～～ 听不出来的还是那么多