一级课文翻译

一级课文翻译
一级课文翻译

剑桥一级课文翻译

Lesson 1

Hello,your name,please?你好,请说你的名字?

I’m Sam. 我叫萨姆。

Wow! This is my new book! 哇!这是我的新书!

This is my new pencil! 这是我的新铅笔!

This is my new bag! 这是我的新书包!

Hi! I’m Pat. 你好!我是派特。

I’m An Qi. 我是安琪。

Hi! I’m Zhang Xin. 你好!我是张鑫。

Hello! I’m Lucy. 你好!我是露西。

My new book! 我的新书!

My new book! 我的新书!

Lesson 2

It’s a long tail. 这是一条长尾巴。

Smile, please! 请微笑!

What’s this, Mr. Li? 这是什么,李先生?

It’s a goat. 这是一只山羊。

Hello, friends! 你好,朋友们!

This is our animal world. 这是我们的动物世界。

Please love our animals! 请爱我们的动物!

Lesson 3

What would you like, Sir? 你想要点什么,先生?

I want some apples. 我想要一些苹果。

What would you like, Miss? 你想要点什么,小姐?

I want some coconuts, please! 我想要一些椰子。(直译)/ 请给我一些椰子。(意译)

How many? 要多少?

I’d (= I would) like one, please. 请给我一个。

Lesson 4

What’s on the table, now? 现在书桌上有什么?

A turtle! 一只海龟!A clock! 一个钟!

A pig! 一只猪!An apple! 一个苹果!A fish! 一条鱼!A baseball! 一个棒球!

Hello! This is my friend, Tony. 大家好,这是我的朋友,托尼。

It’s our fun time today. 今天是我们开心的时间。

Hello! Good morning. 你们好!早上好!

Please watch carefully! What’s in my hat? 请仔细的看!我的帽子里有什么?

Two cars! Two birds! Two books! Three pens! Wow! 两辆小汽车,两只鸟,两本书,三只钢笔。

A bird! 一只鸟!

Lesson 5

Who wants to try? 谁想试一试?

He’s (=He has) got three eyes, four hands, four ears and three legs.

他有三只眼睛,四只手,四只耳朵还有三条腿。

Lesson 6

Let’s play games. 让我们做游戏吧。

Which one do you want to play first? 你想先玩哪一个?

Where is Sam? 萨姆在哪?

He must be in the lemon house. 他一定在柠檬房子里。

Pick an apple and put it under the chair. 拿起一个苹果,并把它放到椅子下面。

Do you understand? 你明白了么?Yes. 是的。

Lesson 7

Hello, boys and girls. 大家好!

Let’s have a fruit and vegetable party. 让我们举办一场水果和蔬菜的聚会吧。

First, let’s welcome Miss Pear. 首先,让我们欢迎梨小姐。

Next, let’s welcome Mr. Potato. 接下来,让我们欢迎土豆先生。

Mr. Lime, please! 酸橙先生,请!

Which is Miss Pear? 哪个是梨小姐?

Go away! 走开!

Now let’s welcome them to dance together.现在让我们欢迎他们一起跳舞。

Lesson 8

This is a new street. 这是一条新街道。

The houses are very nice and beautiful. 新房子很漂亮。

A lot of people live here. 许多人住在这。

Really? Let’s go and have a look. 真的么?让我们去看一看吧。

Please wait. 请等一下。Hurry up! 快点!

This is a beautiful house. 这是一栋漂亮的房子。

The windows are blue and the door is red. 窗户是蓝色的,门是红色的。

Lesson 9

Sam, where is my toy car? 萨姆,我的玩具小汽车在哪?It’s under the cap. 它在帽子下面。How much ice cream do you want? 你想要多少冰淇淋?Lots, please. 请给我多一些。

Lesson 10

Let’s count. 我们来数数。

Maths is fun. Three, two, one. 数学是有趣的,3,2,1。

Maths is easy. But we’re busy. 数学是简单的,但我们是忙碌的。

I’ve got one. 我有一个。I’ve got two. 我有两个。

Hey, take away five oranges. 嘿,拿走五个桔子。

Please give me all the ping pong balls. 请给我所有的乒乓球。

I’ve got one. 我有一个。I’ve got two. 我有两个。I’ve got one. 我有一个。

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Unit 1 课文翻译 Section A 杰克:安妮,我有点紧张。我得读完一本书并在下周一做读书报告。 安妮:那听起来并不太糟糕嘛。 杰克:但是,我是一个书读得很慢的人。 安妮:开始可读得快些,获取大意。不要一个字一个字地读,要按意群读。 杰克:可有许多单词我不懂,我还得用字典。 安妮:尽力尝试从读单词的前后句子去猜测它的意思。你可能要比你想的要懂得多谢。 杰克:那听上去好难啊! 安妮:嗯,得耐心点。这得慢慢来。每天读点你喜欢的东西,你会变得好一些。你读得越多,便会读得越快。 我是怎样学会学习英语的 去年,我并不喜欢上英语课,每一节课都像一场噩梦。老师说得太快,大多数时候我都听不懂。我又害怕问问题,因为我的发音不好。我就躲在课本后面,从来不说什么。 后来有一天我看到了一部名叫《玩具总动员》的英文电影。我爱上了这部令人兴奋和有趣的影片!所以我也开始看其他英文电影了。虽然我不明白那些角色所说的一切,但他们的肢体语言和脸上的表情能帮助我明白期中的意思。我还意识到我可以通过听关键词

来理解意思。通过听英文电影的对白,我的发音也进步了。我发现听有趣的东西是学习语言的诀窍。我还学会了像It’s a piece of cake .(这简直就是小菜一碟)和It serves you right ( 你活该) 这样有用的句子。最初我并不明白这些句子的意思,但是我想要弄明白整个故事,我便查了字典。 现在我真喜欢上我的英语课。我想要学更多生词和更多语法,这样我才能更好地理解英文电影。 Section B ,2b 你如何成为一名成功的学习者? 每个人学习的能力与生俱来,但是你能否做好取决于你的学习习惯。研究表明,成功的学习者有一些共同的好习惯。 建立对所学内容的兴趣 研究显示,如果你对某件事情感兴趣,你的大脑便会更加活跃,同时你也更容易长时间集中精力。优秀学习者通常把他们所学的内容与一些有趣的东西结合起来。例如,如果他们需要学习英语,同时他们又喜欢音乐和体育,他们可以听英文歌曲或看英语的体育节目,这样他们不会感到乏味。 多加练习,并从失败中学习 好的学习者会思考他们擅长什么以及那些方面需要多加练习。记住:“要么用,要么丧失”即便有些东西你学的很好,除非你使用它,否则也会遗忘。”“熟能生巧。”好的学习者最自己的所学坚持练习,并且他们不怕犯错,亚历山大. 格雷勒姆。贝尔发明电话并

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