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原帖由 流浪北国 于 2008-6-6 00:13 发表 # u8 T; w9 k' q) U/ A
要调整心太噢,状态不好是没有效率的

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收到！！！

听写之后要跟读。
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原帖由 heqiongsophie 于 2008-6-6 08:49 发表 : m2 @: h; e* J: X. ^
听写之后要跟读。
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. S3 N* `: z) R2 ?( D1 |小马里的好心人真的是太多了，感动啊 / o" \. I/ E  Z0 y$ _
听写去了......

中午休息时间来支持下大家，加油

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      Let’s proceed继续进行; 开始, 出发, 着手 to the main exhibit展览品, 展览, 陈列品 hall门厅, 会堂, 走廊 and look at some of the actual vehicles交通工具, 传达媒介, 车辆 that have played a prominent卓越的, 突出的, 显著的 role 角色; 作用, 任务in speeding up mail delivery  投递, 传送.Consider how long it used to take to send a letter across a relatively 相对地short distance. Back in the 1600’s it took two weeks on horseback to get a letter from Boston to New York, A distance of about 260 miles .Cross a river was also a challenge向...挑战. Ferry 渡运; 运送 service was so irregular不规则的 that a carrier would sometimes wait hours just to catch a ferry. For journey inland内地; 内陆 , there was always the stagecoach驿马车, 公共马车, but the ride was by no means comfortable because it had to be shared with other passengers .The post office was pretty ingenious灵敏的, 聪明的, 精巧的 about some routes路径, 轨道 .In the 19 century, in the Southwestern desert , for instance , camels骆驼; 浮筒 were brought in to help get the mail though . In Alaska, reindeer驯鹿 were used .This practice was discontinued停止, 中断 because of the disagreeable temperament气质, 性情, 性质 of these animals.
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$ s$ n' e* B; }" s$ Q' JWe’ll stop here a minute so that you can enter this replica复制品 of a railway mail car. It was during the Age of the Iron铁 Horse that delivery really starts to pick up. In fact , the united States transported most bulk大小; 大批; 体积 by train for nearly 100 years . The first airmail service didn’t start until 1918.8 C! a, ^- Y! h' N; j8 y
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Please take a few moments to look around .I hope you’ll enjoy you tour. And as you continue on you own , may I suggest you visit our impressive 给人深刻印象的, 感人的philatelic集邮的 collection .Not only can you look at some of the more unusual stamps 邮票issues发行 , but there is an interesting exhibit on how stamps are made.+ @: E5 g* u/ K/ L, c& H
谢谢大家的支持和鼓励，呵呵~~~今天的状态好很多哟，哈哈哈 , ~4 U( \7 U. i" S
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Biology(4.birds)
- O' E2 P4 G: G- O      We’ve just seen two contemporary同时代的 large birds that cannot fly, the emu食火鸡and the ostrich鸵鸟 . Over here is an interesting specimen范例 from the past . This stuffed 材料, 原料animals is not the giant巨人 penguin企鹅 it appears to be, but an auk海雀.This particular特别的 kind of auk is very rare稀有的---only 78 skins are known to exist存在and are not preserved保存, 保藏 as well as this one . The great auk, as you can see , was a rather large bird , and it couldn’t fly either . however，evidence证据, 迹象suggests that the auk was an excellent优良的 swimmer and diver. Unfortunately ,.those abilities did not protect保护, 防护 it from being easy prey捕食 for hungry sailors who years ago sailed航行, 游览the very cold and often icy waters of Greenland, Iceland, and Scotland. In fact , records indicate 指出; 象征that the auk was rather tasty and that its eggs, Excuse me ,that its eggs and feathers were useful as well , Still, it isn’t clear what other factors led to the big bird’s demise 死亡around 1844, the last time anyone reported seeing one .Of course ,we believe it’s important to take extra额外的, 特别precautio预防; 谨慎 to preserve保存, 保藏the remaining剩下, 余留 great auk skins . After all, these specimens should prove 证明, 证实invaluable无价的 for future scientific research . Does anyone have any question before we move on to our next bird exhibit.) \- ]* j9 x" g, R# k& i: H4 Y
嘎嘎，听完了，呵呵 明天再读几遍~~~
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支持达达9 S" B; A$ R: ?* I7 e' c9 G9 E: ~
拍一个% P' o8 \; h* M( R7 i# v
进步是明显的
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这篇邮政不简单的 $ \1 P. o9 x" r  V+ e( K" h: t! W
要多读几遍啊

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原帖由 eagledoudou 于 2008-6-6 19:22 发表
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拍一个( t/ \/ m% z' z2 U
进步是明显的
7 H7 t6 I. b* W; r, p+ T6 F6 T跟读是必不可少的
( _8 z$ y9 e* z1 c( R( M$ Q/ a$ J9 j这篇邮政不简单的 0 H! Y% a, {$ f4 v+ t" S# p
要多读几遍啊

6 n/ _$ q9 n; w% u; i! q嘎嘎 谢谢提醒 读完了 明天还要读 我要把以前的补齐，把以前的听过的场景再读读，呵呵（虽然读起来还是嘴里打转转，坚持读下去，就会有好结果 ）
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             Today we’ll examine the role角色;作用,任务 that private私人的transportation---namely, the automobile汽车---plays in city planning计划的制定, 设计, 规划.
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             A number of sociologists blame责备, 归咎于 the automobile for the decline of the downtown areas of major cities, In the 1950’s and 1960’s the automobile made it possible to work in the city and yet live in the suburbs市郊, 边缘, 郊区 many miles away（way）. Shopping patterns changed : instead of patronizing资助, 赞助downtown stores, people in the suburbs went to large shopping mails outside the city and closer to home .Merchants商人,店主 in the city failed ; and their sores closed. Downtown shopping areas became deserted荒芜的;为人所弃的;荒废的.
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            In recent years there’s been a rebirth再生 of the downtown areas ,as many suburbanites郊区居民have moved back to the city .they’re done this , of course, to avoid躲开 highway clogged塞满 with commuters通勤者 from the suburbs.
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           I‘ve chosen this particular特别的 city planning problem---our dependence on private transportation---to discuss in group. I’m hoping you all will come up with some innovative创新的;革新的solutions解决.Oh , and don’t approach解决the problem from a purely纯粹地sociological perspective远景; try to take into account environmental环境的and economic issues as well.
6 X7 Z+ @1 d6 U  r+ FP.S. 词比起以前是要多听一些了，但是在理解上面还是在第一时间反应不过来！！！怎么办？？
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只能是耳朵里积累的词汇,比较少,当耳朵词汇积累到一定程度就会在第一时间反应了7 R) i3 m% U* d
(这个耳朵词汇是我新创的,未经许可严禁借用 )

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原帖由 流浪北国 于 2008-6-7 23:30 发表 ; S) W  B2 h' i. {6 l
只能是耳朵里积累的词汇,比较少,当耳朵词汇积累到一定程度就会在第一时间反应了
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# D: ]+ ~) c& C/ H6 A6 h还有专利哟