Mr. Ferdinand's Lunch 费迪南德先生的午餐
《阴谋与爱情》读书心得
《阴谋与爱情》读书心得英文回答：Intrigue and Love: An Exploration of Power, Deception, and Societal Barriers。
Friedrich Schiller's "Intrigue and Love" is a gripping and thought-provoking play that explores the complex interplay of power, deception, and societal barriers. The story revolves around the forbidden love between Ferdinand von Walter, the son of a powerful president, and Luise Miller, the daughter of a musician. Ferdinand's father, driven by ambition and a desire to maintain his status, ruthlessly opposes their relationship. Luise, a virtuous and strong-willed woman, faces relentless persecution and manipulation from Ferdinand's family and their allies.The play delves into the corrosive effects of power and privilege on human relationships. Ferdinand, blinded by his aristocratic status, fails to recognize Luise's innateworth and treats her as a pawn in his family's political game. The president, consumed by ambition, sacrifices his son's happiness for his own selfish ends. Luise, a victimof societal prejudice, is unjustly imprisoned and forced to endure unspeakable horrors.Schiller also masterfully exposes the hypocrisy and deception that permeate society. Ferdinand's family and friends, eager to protect their privileged position, resort to trickery and manipulation to keep Ferdinand and Luise apart. They spread malicious rumors, fabricate evidence,and engage in treacherous plots to thwart their love. Luise, on the other hand, remains坚贞不屈 (unyielding) andrefuses to compromise her principles.Ultimately, the play's tragic ending reflects the devastating consequences of power and deception. Blind ambition and rigid societal barriers crush the hopes of Ferdinand and Luise, leaving behind a legacy of heartache and shattered dreams. Schiller's "Intrigue and Love" serves as a powerful reminder that love and justice can be easily subverted by the machinations of those who wield power andprivilege.中文回答：《阴谋与爱情》，权力、欺骗与社会壁垒的探讨。
英语国家概况试题和答案
英语国家概况试题和答案I. Read the following unfinished statements or questions carefully. For ea chunfinished statement or question four suggested answers marked A, B, C andD are given. Choose the one you think best completes the statements or answers the question.1. The economic policy Britain pursued in the 1950s and 1960s was based o nthe theory of ____.A. Adam SmithB. John Maynard KeynesC. Margaret ThatcherD. Karl Marx2. In the 1970s Britain maintained the _____ growth rate and the _____ inflation通货膨胀 rate among the developed countries.A. lowest/lowestB. highest/highestC. lowest/highestD. highest/lowest3. Under Margaret Thatcher Britain experienced _______.A. economic recessionB. economic expansionC. economic declineD. economic depression4. In Britain service industries account for about ____ of its gross domes tic product (GDP).国内⽣产总值A. one-thirdB. two-thirdsC. three-fifthsD. four-fifths5. The following are the reasons why British coal mining is today called a"sick" industry except _____.A. Britain has used up almost all coal deposits 存款，定⾦B. the demand for British coal has declinedC. petroleum, water power, and electric power are replacing coal formany purposes6. Which of the following is not true of British iron and steel industry?A. Britain's steel industry is declining.B. No more new discoveries of iron ore have been found in Britain.C. Supplies of iron ore are now mostly foreign.D. Compared with newer plants in the world, Britain's steelworks arenot efficient.7. Rolls-Royce劳斯莱斯 is world famous for _____.A. machine toolsB. household appliancesC. luxury automobiles 昂贵的汽车D. high-quality knives and hand tools8. Why is it that Britain today imports more clothing than it exports?A. British clothing is of poor quality.B. Britain does not grow cotton.C. Many countries with lower costs can produce clothing more cheaplythan the British can.D. Britain has a highly developed transportation system.9. The area between _____ and ______ is now often referred to as the "Silicon Glen". 硅⾕A. London/South WalesB. the Oxford/the CambridgeC. London/the CambridgeD. Glasgow格拉斯哥/Edinburgh 爱丁堡10. Which of the following is not true of Britain's agriculture?A. British farming is highly mechanized.B. Agriculture in Britain is intensive.C. British farming is very efficient.D. Britain's agriculture can produce enough food for its people.11. Which area is called the Garden of England and is famous for beautifu l blossoms in spring?A. The county of Kent肯特英国东南部 in southeastern England.B. The county of East Sussex in southern England.C. The county of West Sussex in southern England.D. The county of Essex in eastern England.12. Britain once imported chiefly _____ and exported mostly ______.C. foods/mineralsD. minerals/foods13. Britain's leading customers and suppliers are France, Germany and ____ _.A. JapanB. BelgiumC. the NetherlandsD. the United States14. Which of the following is not true of Britain's foreign trade?A. The value of Britain's exports of goods usually exceeds the value ofits imports.B. The value of Britain's imports of goods usually exceeds 超出the value of its exports.C. Manufactured goods now account for about 85% of British imports andabout 80% of its exports.D. Most of the United Kingdom's trade is with other developedcountries,especially other members of the European union .15. The European union (EU) is an organization of 15 _____ that promote s cooperation among its members.A. European countriesB. developed countriesC. Western European countriesD. Southern European countries16. Which of the following is not true of the European union ?A. The United States is also a member of the EU.B. The members of the EU cooperate in many areas, including politicsand economics.C. The EU is a major economic unit.D. The combined value of the union 's imports and exports is greaterthan that of any single country in the world.17. Headquarters of the European union are in ______.A. Paris, FranceB. London, BritainC. Berlin, GermanyD. Brussels,布鲁塞尔 Belgium ⽐利时B. The City of LondonC. West End of LondonD. East End of London19. Today, the City of London is the business center of London where ____ _are located.A. big supermarketsB. theatres and cinemasC. large financial organizationsD. restaurants and cafes20. What is Lloyd'劳合社s?A. It is a famous bank.B. It is a big department store.C. It is a famous insurance company.D. It is a large hotel.1.B2.C3.B4.B5.A6.B7.C8.C9.D 10.D 11.A 12.B 13.D 14.A 15.C 16.A 17.D 18.B 19.C 20.CI. Read the following unfinished statements or questions carefully. For e achunfinished statement or question four suggested answers marked A, B, C andD are given. Choose the one you think best completes the statements or answers the question.1. Traditional farming involved the open field village, a system that dated back to the ____century.A. 4th2. Which of the following statements is NOT true?A. The open field system provided a good opportunity to experiment.B. The open field system wasted land.C. The open field system was wasteful of labor and time.D. The open field system made livestock farming difficult.3. Which of the following statements is NOT considered a characteristic of farming in the late 18th and early 19th centuries?A. Use of artificial fertilizer.B. Introduction of new agricultural machinery.C. The 'Open-field' system.D. A system of crop rotation.4. Land enclosure圈地 was a disaster for the ____evicted收回财产 from thei r land by the enclosures.A. landlordsB. tenants 承租⼈C. farmersD. wage laborers5. In Ireland and Scottish Highlands land enclosure led to mass emigratio n, particularly to ____.A. AfricaB. Eastern EuropeC. AsiaD. The New World6. By the early 19th century, Britain had a road network of some ____mile s. 英⾥A. 115,000B. 120,000C. 125,000D. 130,0007. In England no females were allowed to vote in national elections before____.A. 19188. In 1836 a group of ____and small shopkeepers formed the London Working Men's Association.A. householdersB. tenantsC. skilled workersD. office workers9. The six points of the People's Charter⼈民宪章 were achieved gradually over the period of ____, although the sixth has never been practical. 可实施的A. 1836-1848B. 1842-1848C. 1848-1908D. 1858-191810. Parliament passed the Combination Acts联盟⾏动 of 1799-1800 to forbid the formation 形成of ____.A. a new governmentB. societiesC. communesD. union s11. The Labor Party劳动党 had its origins in the ____, which was formed i n January,1893.A. Independent Labor PartyB. Grand National Consolidated Trade unionC. Amalgamated Society of EngineersD. Trade union Congress12. Thanks to the militant feminist movement基⾦⼥权主义运动 of the ____led by Mrs. Pankhurst before the First World War, votes were granted to women ove r 30 in 1918.A. LudditesB. Suffragettes 男⼥平等主义者C. ChartistsD. Levellers13. The spark of the First World War was struck at Sarajevo 萨拉热窝on JunC. 1915D. 191614. As a result of the First World War settlement the ____was established in 1920.A. League of Nations国际联盟B. British CommonwealthC. British East India CompanyD. United Nations15. After World War I political unrest 不安in Britain led to ____general elections ⼤选in just over 5 years.A. 2B. 3C. 4D. 516. The Blitz闪电战 radically根本上 changed the face of London for the fir st time since ____nearly 3 centuries earlier.A. the Black DeathB. the Great FireC. the Civil WarD. the Great Plague17. The foundations of ____was laid in the late 1940s, providing free medi cal care for everyone and financial help for the old, the sick and the unemployed.A. the welfare state 福利国家B. the National Health ServiceC. the compulsory educationD. the Women's Liberation Movement18. In the 1960s Pop music underwent a revolution when the Beatles became world famous and turned their hometown of ____into a place of pilgrimage. 圣地A. Manchester B. BlackpoolC. Liverpool利物浦D. Sheffield19. The 1970s saw the growth of ___in Wales and Scotland.A. liberalismB. MarxismC. chauvinismD. nationalismB. the strengthening of trade union s 公会C. privatizationD. the use of monetary policies to control inflation1.B2.A3.C4.B5.D6.C7. A8.C9. D 10.D 11.A 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.C 16.B 17.A 18.C 19.D 20.B1. There are some ____ universities, including the Open University in Britain.A. 70B. 80C. 90D. 1002. Some _____ per cent of secondary schools in England are grant-maintaine d(GM) self-governing schools.A. 10B. 15C. 20D. 253. The universities of Oxford and Cambridge date from the ____ centuries.A. 12th and 13thB. 13th and 14thC. 14th and 15thD. 15th and 16th4. Over ____ science parks have been set up by higher education institutio ns in conjunction with industrial scientists and technologists.A. 10D. 405. With about _____ daily and Sunday newspapers published nationwide, the British public reads more newspapers than virtually any other country inthe world.A. 110B. 120C. 130D. 1406. The BBC World Service broadcasts international news worldwide, using English and ____ other languages.A. 37B. 38C. 39D. 407. In summer there are open-air theatres, including one in London's Regent 'sPark, where ____ are performed, and the Minack Theatre, which is an open cliffside near Land's End in Cornwall.A. William Shakespeare's playsB. Christopher Marlowe's playsC. Ben Johnson's playsD. George Bernard Shaw's plays8. Pantomime is a kind of play based on a traditional fairy tale and per- formed ____.A. at EasterB. on New Year's DayC. on St. Patrick's DayD. at Christmas time9. Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama takes place for a period of 3 to 4 weeks between ____ when Edinburgh becomes a center ofcultural activity.A. July and AugustB. August and SeptemberC. September and OctoberD. October and November10. In ____ each year the National Film Theatre hosts the London Film Fes -tival, at which some 250 new films from all over the world are screened.A. SeptemberD. December1. C2. B3. A4. D5. C6. B7. A8. D9. B 10. C1. The National Health Service was established in the United Kingdom in_____.A. 1946B. 1947C. 1948D. 19492. Prescription charges do not apply to the following people except ____.A. self-employed peopleB. child under 16C. war and armed forces disablement pensionersD. women aged 60 and over and men aged 65 and over3. NHS has suffered from under-funding in recent decades, as a result of which many ______ people have been turning to private medical health care. A. working class B. elderlyC. educatedD. better-off4. Britain ahs about ______ million adults with one or more disabilities, ofwhom around 7 percent live in communal establishments.A. 4B. 5C. 6D. 75. Most pregnant working women receive their statutory maternity pay direc tlyfrom their employer for a maximum of _____ weeks.6. The Church of England is not free to change its form of worship, as laiddown in _____ without the consent of Parliament.A. the Bill of RightsB. the Provisions of OxfordC. the Constitutions of ClarendonD. the Book of Common Prayer7. The position of the Church of Scotland was defined in the Treaty of uni on , 1707, and further safeguarded by the Church of Scotland Act, ______.A. 1921B. 1922C. 1923D. 19248. The Salvation Army is served by 1,800 officers (ordained ministers) andruns more than _____ worship centers.A. 500B. 1,000C. 1,500D. 2,0009. At Christmas, the home is decorated with the following except _____.A. colorful paper chainsB. leaves of holly and mistletoeC. a young fir-treeD. firecrackers10. Easter is traditionally associated with the following except ____.A. the resurrection of ChristB. the eating of Easter eggsC. the custom of giving presentsD. the coming of spring1. C2. A3. D6. D7. A8. B9. D 10. CI. Read the following unfinished statements or questions carefully. For ea chunfinished statement or question four suggested answers marked A, B, C and D are given. Choose the one you think best completes the statements oranswers the question.1. The first known settlers of Britain were the ____.A. CeltsB. IberiansC. Beaker FolkD. Romans2. The Celts' religion was ____.A. BuddhismB. IslamC. DruidismD. Christianity3. Roman control was only effective in ____.A. ScotlandB. WalesC. LondonD. The southeast of Britain4. Christianity was first brought to England by the ____.A. RomansB. CeltsC. Anglo-SaxonsD. Danes5. The Romans remained in control of Britain for nearly 400 years and theypulled out in ____.A. 306 ADB. 410 ADC. 446 ADD. 1066 AD6. Which of the following tribes came to Britain first?A. The Angles.B. The Saxons.C. The Gaels.D. The Jutes.7. ____ became the first real king of England, though he did not assume that style.A. OffaB. EgbertC. VortigernD. Hengist8. ____ became the first Archbishop of Canterbury.A. ColumbaB. EthelbertC. St. AugustineD. Egbert9. The Vikings began to attack various parts of England from the end of the ____century.A. 7thB. 8thC. 9thD.10th10. Who were the ancestors of the English and the founders of England?A. The Anglo-Saxons.B. The Normans.C. The Vikings.D. The Romans11. Which of the following statements is NOT true?A. Alfred the Great started the English navy.B. Alfred the Great reorganized the Saxon any, making it moreefficient.C. Alfred the Great established schools and formulated a legal System.D. Alfred the Great impose a tax, called the Danegeld, on the Saxons.12. Which of the following statements is NOT true?A. Canute was chosen by the Witan as king of England.B. Canute was a warrior king and fought many battles against theNormans.C. Canute divided power between Danes and Saxons.D. Canute forced Malcolm II, king of the Scots, to recognize him as overlord.13. Which of the following is NOT true?A. Edward the Confessor was more French than English.B. Edward the Confessor filled his court with 'foreign' favorites.C. Edward the Confessor was on very good terms with his father-in-law,Earl Godwin.D. Edward the Confessor appointed a Norman priest Archbishop of Canterbury.14. When Edward the Confessor died, ____was chosen by the Witan as king Of England.A. the king of NorwayB. Harold Godwinson, Earl of WessexC. Edgar, Edward's nephewD. Tostig, the deposed Earl of Northumbria15. Tostig, Harold's brother, joined____, and made an attempt to recover his lost earldom of Northumbria.A. Harold Hardrada, King of NorwayB. Edgar, Edward's nephewC. Malcolm II, King of the ScotsD. Hardicanute16. William, Duke of Normandy, fought King Harold of England at the Battle of Hastings in____.A. 1086B. 1066C. 1035D. 138117. William won the Battle of Hastings. Later, on____, he was crowned king of England.A. Easter DayB. St. Andrew's DayC. Christmas DayD. Boxing Day18. William, Duke of Normandy, is now known as____.A. William the ConfessorB. William Lion-HeartC. the father of the British navyD. William the Conqueror19. Most of the land belonging to the Saxons was confiscated by William andgiven to____.A. the Norman baronsB. the DanesC. the IrishD. the Scots20. The Norman Conquest is perhaps ____event in English history.A. a triflingB. the best-knownC. a horrifyingD. a sensational1. B2. C3. D4. A5. B6. C7. B8. C9. B l0.A 11. D 12.B l3.C l4. B l5. A 16. B 17. C l8.D 19. A 20. BPart of BritainI. Read the following unfinished statements or questions carefully. For each un finished statement or question four suggested answers marked A, B, C andD are given. Choose the one you think best completes the statements or answers the question.1. The United Kingdom is located in ____.A. northern EuropeB. western EuropeC. northwestern EuropeD. southeastern Europe。
公牛历险记英语读后感
公牛历险记英语读后感英文回答：After reading "The Adventures of Ferdinand the Bull," I was filled with a sense of nostalgia and warmth. The story of Ferdinand, a gentle bull who would rather sit and smell flowers than participate in bullfights, resonated with me on a deep level.One of the themes that stood out to me the most was the idea of staying true to oneself in a world that often expects us to conform. Ferdinand's refusal to engage in violent behavior despite societal pressure reminded me of the importance of staying authentic and not compromising my values for the sake of fitting in.The character of Ferdinand also taught me the power of peaceful resistance. Instead of resorting to aggression, Ferdinand chose to peacefully resist the expectations placed upon him. This reminded me of the saying, "The penis mightier than the sword," highlighting the strength that can come from non-violent protest and standing up for what you believe in.Furthermore, the story emphasized the beauty ofsimplicity and the importance of taking time to appreciate the little things in life. In a world that is constantly moving at a fast pace, it's easy to forget to stop andsmell the flowers, as Ferdinand did. This reminded me ofthe saying, "Stop and smell the roses," which serves as a gentle reminder to slow down and enjoy the present moment.In conclusion, "The Adventures of Ferdinand the Bull"left me with a renewed sense of the power of authenticity, peaceful resistance, and the beauty of simplicity. It's a timeless tale that serves as a gentle reminder to stay true to oneself and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.中文回答：读完《公牛历险记》之后，我被一种怀旧和温暖的感觉所填满。
《历史的遗憾》这本书的梗概450字作文
《历史的遗憾》这本书的梗概450字作文In the grand tapestry of human existence, history is a continuous narration of triumphs and tragedies, victories and defeats. It is often said that history repeats itself, but what we fail to acknowledge is the magnitude of regrets and missed opportunities that have shaped the world we live in today. "The Regrets of History" captures these untold tales of remorse and lessons learned too late, offering readers a thought-provoking journey through the annals of time.历史课本中被强调的是英雄与伟人的胜利，战争与帝国的扩张。
为了实现这些胜利和野心，人类付出了巨大的代价。
正如曾经有人说过：“失败者通常是胜利者的候补。
”因此，在“历史的遗憾”中我们将予以关注那些暗淡、被忽视或被扭曲的故事。
The first chapter delves into lost potential, exploring how missed opportunities have altered the course of nations. From Napoleon's reluctance to invade England to Nixon's failure to realize the significance of Watergate before it was too late, these instances highlight the criticalimportance of seizing moments when they present themselves.第一章探讨了失去的潜力，展示了错过机会如何改变了一个国家的历程。
肖邦的故事
生平：1810年，弗里德里克·肖邦生于波兰首都华沙近郊热亚佐瓦沃拉，同年举家搬迁至华沙。
1816年，肖邦跟随著名的钢琴教师Wojciech先生学习钢琴。
1817年，肖邦创作出第一首作品B大调和g小调波兰舞曲。
1818年，Radziwi家庭宫殿中举行的慈善音乐会上，肖邦第一次登台，演奏了阿达尔伯特·吉罗维（Adalbert Gyrowetz）的作品，从此跻身波兰贵族的沙龙。
1822年，肖邦师从音乐教育家、作曲家约瑟夫·艾尔斯内尔（Józef Elsner），一年后公开演奏了德国作曲家费迪南德·里斯（Ferdinand Ries）的作品。
1826年，中学毕业后，肖邦在华沙音乐学院继续跟随约瑟夫·艾尔斯内尔学习钢琴演奏和作曲。
肖邦之墓肖邦之墓1829年后，肖邦以作曲家和钢琴家的身份在欧洲巡演，举行多场音乐会。
1830年，因波兰起义，肖邦离开故乡波兰移居到法国巴黎，开始以演奏、教学、作曲为生。
1837年，肖邦拒绝“俄皇陛下首席钢琴家”的职位和称号。
1848年，肖邦在巴黎举办他的最后一次音乐会，并受邀访问英格兰和苏格兰。
1849年10月17日，肖邦因肺结核于巴黎的家中去世。
故事：肖邦1819年出生于波兰，父亲是一位家庭教师，母亲特别喜欢唱歌，在肖邦还没有出生的时候，母亲便一首一首的唱给肚子里的孩子听，她真希望，宝宝能听懂她的歌声，等到小肖邦出世以后，母亲也经常给肖邦唱波兰民歌，虽然那是肖邦只是一个喜欢哭哭闹闹的婴儿，但是每当听到母亲的歌声时，总是非常的安静。
在肖邦4岁那年，家里添置了一台钢琴，母亲常常带着肖邦边弹，边唱波兰民歌。
一天，肖邦自己爬上了钢琴上，去寻找妈妈平时给他弹奏的旋律，而母亲和父亲正在隔壁房间里商店给肖邦找一位钢琴老师呢，当他们听到钢琴房间里断断续续传来的琴声，他们惊呆了。
“莫非是肖邦在弹琴？”肖邦的父亲非常惊讶的问“是的，是那首民歌”他们急忙奔向了琴房，果然，肖邦正在凳子上用小手指头找琴键呢，就连父亲和母亲进来都没有听见，他弹的非常专心，知道父母在一旁听见肖邦把曲子弹完。
大学德语第二版第二册,课文翻译
Einheit 5 Berühmte Deutsche und ihre Stdte | 德国名人与他们的城市 | 大学德语Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1749 – 1832 | 约翰.沃尔夫冈.冯.歌德Am 28. August 1749 kam Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Frankfurt am Main zur Welt. Erbegann 1768 in Leipzig sein Studium, das er aber wegen einer schweren Krankheit unterbrach und1771 in Straburg fortsetzte. In Weimar, wo er einen groen Teil seines Lebens verbrachte,arbeitete er ab 1776 als hoher Beamter.1749年8月28日约翰.沃尔夫冈.冯.歌德在位于梦茵河畔法兰克福来到这个世界他在1768年于莱比锡进行他的大学学习不过由于一场重病而中止了到1771年的时候在斯特拉斯堡重新开始.在魏玛他度过了生命中的大部分时间从1776年在那里开始高级官员的工作.Goethe war einer der grten deutschen Dichter. Seine Werke wie 『Die Leiden des jungenWerthers』 und 『Faust』, an dem er viele Jahre seines Lebens arbeitete, machten ihn weltberühmt.歌德是德国最伟大的作家他花了很多年的时间去创作―少年维特的烦恼‖和―浮士德‖.这些作品让他闻名于全世界.Frankfurt . | 梦茵湖畔Frankfurt . ist die Geburtsstadt von Goethe, auf den alle Deutschen stolz sind. Die Stadt, in derder grte Flughafen Deutschlands ist, ist heute ein internationales Finanzentrum. Die DeutscheBundesbank und auch die europische Zentralbank haben hier ihren Sitz. Hier sind auch diegrte deutsche Brse und über 400 Geschftsbanken aus aller Welt.梦茵湖畔是冯.歌德的出生地这在整个德国这对所有德国人来说都是自豪的.这个城市有德国最大的机场是一个现今国际化金融中心.德国联邦银行还有欧洲中央银行都在这里.这里也有德国最大的证券交易所和来自全世界的400家商业银行.Ludwig van Beethoven 1770 – 1827 | 路德维希凡贝多芬Ludwig van Beethoven stammte aus einer Musikerfamilie. Von seinem Vater, der aus seinemSohn ein Wunderkind wie Mozart machen wollte, erhielt er seinen ersten Musikunterricht. 1787reiste er zum ersten Mal nach Wien, um bei Mozart Unterricht zu nehmen. Und 1792 ging er alsSchüler von Joseph Haydn wieder nach Wien, wo er ffentlich auftrat,Kompositionenverffentlichte und hohes Ansehen gewann.路德维希凡贝多芬出身于一个音乐世家他的父亲一开始就希望自己的儿子能做一个像莫扎特那样的神童他开始了他的第一堂音乐课.1787年他首次游历维也纳去听莫扎特讲课.1792年他和一个学生约瑟夫海登再次去维也纳在那里他公开登台发表乐曲并得到了很高的声望.Der groe Komponist litt aber seit seinem 28. Lebensjahr an Hrschwche. Mit 49 war er vlligtaub und konnte seine eigenen Werke überhaupt nicht mehr hren. Beethoven starb 1827 in Wienund hinterlie andere Kompositionen, die man heute aber in der ganzen Welt hren kann.然而这位伟大的作曲家从28岁就开始听力衰竭到49岁就完全聋了并且完全再也听不到他自己的作品.1827年贝多芬在维也纳去世留下了不同的曲作现在全世界都听到这些曲子.Bonn | 波恩Zu den wenigen deutschen Stdten, die eine mehr als 2000-jhrige Geschichte haben, gehrt Bonn,wo der groe deutsche Komponist Ludwig van Beethoven am 17. Dezember 1770 geboren wurde.Von 1949 bis zur deutschen Wiedervereinigung 1990 war die Stadt am Rhein die Hauptstadt wirdch in Zukunft politische Bedeutung haben und ein bedeutendes Dienstleistungs- undWissenschaftszentrum bleiben.德国的城市中波恩是少有的拥有超过2000年历史的城市之一伟大的德国作曲家路德维希凡贝多芬在1770年12月17日在这里出生.从1949年到1990年德国再次统一这座莱茵河畔的城市一直是德国的首都在未来仍然具有政治含义而且一直会是服务业第三产业和科学技术中心.Ferdinand Porsche 1875 – 1951 | 费迪南德保时捷Viele kenen den Porsche. Der Sportwagen, der den Namen seines Konstrukteurs FerdinandPorsche trgt, begeistert Fans schneller Autos in aller Welt. Jeder aber kennt ein anderes Werkdieses genialen Autobauers –den Volkswagen oder kurz VW. Ferdinand Porsche wollte einFamilienauto entwickeln, das sich viele Leute leisten konnten. So entstand in Wolfsburg dieserPKW, der heute in vielen Gren und Formen auf allen Straen der Welt zu Hause ist.很多人认识保时捷.这个跑车的名字取自他的设计者费迪南德保时捷他在全世界都有很多热情的狂热份子.不过人们认识这个天才汽车制造者是因为另一款作品-大众汽车简写是VW.费迪南德保时捷想开发一款大多数人都可以买得起的家用轿车有很多人提供了意见.就这样就在沃尔夫斯堡生产了PKW今天有很多不同大小和款式在全世界的回家的路上.Wolfsburg | 沃尔夫斯堡Die Stadt Wolfsburg ist nach einem Schloss benannt. Heute kennt man Wolfsburg als dieVW-Stadt, denn hier hat der Autohersteller Volkswagen sein Stammwerk, das zum grtenAutomobilwerk Europas geworden ist. Mit der Entwicklung der Autoindustrie ist auch das einstkleine Stdtchen gewachsen und hat inzwischen über 130 000 Einwohner.沃尔夫斯堡这个城市的名字.如今人们都认识沃尔夫斯堡是大众汽车的城市这里有原始的家用轿车的汽车生产者这里成为了欧洲最大的汽车厂.这个以前的小城镇也在汽车工业发展的同时增长到130 000人口.Einheit 6 So habe ich angefangen –德国老人学计算机 | 大学德语第2册Heute steht fast in jedem Büro und in jeder Familie ein Computer. Man arbeitet, zeichnet Bilder,schickt E-Mails, sucht Jobs, holt Informationen und liest Nachrichten. Das alles kann mit demComputer gemacht werden. Und junge Leute lernen sich im Internet kennen, chatten stundenlangmiteinander und laden MP3-Musik aus dem Internet herunter.现在差不多每个办公室和每个家庭都有一台计算机.人们工作绘图发送邮件找工作获取信息和阅读新闻这些都可以通过计算机做到.年轻人自己学会在网上学习一起聊天几个小时或者从网上下载MP3音乐.Ich habe drei Kinder, zwei Shne und eine Tochter. Sie haben alle einen Computer und einenInternetanschluss bei sich zu Hause. Sie interessieren sich sehr für das Internet und sitzen jedenTag lange vor dem Computer. Sie surfen nicht nur darin, sondern benutzen es auch für sinnvolleDinge und für ihre Arbeit. Wenn sie sich zusammen tr effen, ist der Computer ein groes Thema.我有三个孩子两个儿子和一个女儿.他们在自己屋里都有一台计算机并接了条网线.他们对互联网很感觉兴趣每天都要在计算机前坐上很长的时间.他们除了上网冲浪还利用计算机做一些有意义的事情或者工作.每当他们聚到一起计算机都会是一个重要的话题. Da habe ich mich gefragt: Ist der Computer nur für junge Leute da Sind wir ltere Leute vondieser ganzen Entwicklung ausgeschlossen Bin ich zu alt dafür Meine Kinder haben mir danngesagt: 』 Vater, wenn du jetzt nicht anfngst, wird es wirklich zu spt. 』我曾经问自己计算机难道只是给年轻人用的吗在计算机的发展中老年人完全被排除在外这方面我是不是老了我的孩子就对我说―老爸如果你不现在就开始以后真的就晚了.So habe ich angefangen. Ich habe mir mit 65 Jahren einen Computer gekauft. Am anfang wussteich nicht einmal, wie der Computer eingeschaltet und ausgeschaltet wird. Meine Kinder haben mirgeholfen. Programme wurden installiert und es ging los. Ich habe t glich Bücher gelesen, meineKinder angerufen und ihnen Fragen gestellt. Sie haben mir erklrt, dass 『Word』ein Programmist, mit dem man Texte bearbeiten kann. Eine Diskette ist eine Platte, auf der Dateien gespeichertwerden. 『E-Mail』 bedeutet elektronische Post, die per Computer geschicktwird. Eine E-Mail zuschicken geht schnell und man spart Geld und muss nicht zur Post laufen. 我就这样开始了.65岁的时候我买了台计算机在开始的时候我甚至连计算机的开机和关机都不会.我的孩子了帮助我把程序安装好了.我平常看书学习我的孩子们打电话给我的时候就回答我的问题.他们给我解释―Word‖是一个程序可以用来编辑文字.软盘是盘状的可以保存数据在里面.―E-Mail‖代表电子邮件在每一个计算机都可以发送.一封邮件的发送很快又省钱而且不必跑去邮局.Und jetzt Jetzt sitze ich vor dem Computer, schreibe E-Mails an Freunde im Ausland, bestelleBücher per Internet, rufe die Ergebnisse der Fuballspiele ab, treffe Leute im Internet, druckeBilder aus. Bibliotheken, Kaufhuser, Reisebüros, Musik, Filme und Spiele kommen per Abruf inmein Wohnzimmer.就是现在现在我坐在计算机前给在国外的朋友写邮件网上购书获取足球比赛的结果在网上找人打印图片.在我的房间里我就可以调用图书馆百货商场旅行社音乐电影和游戏的资料.Mit dem Computer geht alles viel schneller. Er hat mein Leben verndert. Nur ein MausklickDann wei man sofort, wo es was gibt und was vor einigen Minuten irgendwo auf der Weltpassiert ist.计算机使很多事情变得更快.他改变了我的生活.只要点选一下就可以马上知道这世界上的某一个地方几分钟前发生了什么事.Inzwischen bin ich in den Augen meiner alten Freunde Computerfachmann geworden. Sie habenjetzt alle einen Computer zu Hause. Wenn sie Probleme mit dem Gert haben, fragen sie mich. Sowurde ich . gefragt: 』 Wie kann der Satz gelscht werden, wenn ich ihn nicht mehr brauche』『ich habe die Diskette reingelegt und jetzt ist alles schwarz. Was soll ich machen』 oder 』 Wiekann ich im Internet die Landkarte von sterreich finden』 Ich habe ihnen meistens geholfen,und ihre Fragen wurden geduldig von mir beantwortet. Meine Kinder sind alle stolz auf mich.现在我在我那些年老的朋友们眼中就成了计算机专家.他们现在在家里也都有计算机当他们有硬件上的问题就问我.那我举例比如说问―当有些文文件数据我不需要了怎么删除他们‖―我放进去一个软盘然后现在全都变黑了我应该怎么做‖或者―我怎么可以在网上找到奥地利的地图‖我差不多都可以帮他们耐心地去回答他们的问题.我的孩子们都为我感到自豪.。
历届奥斯卡最佳动画短片获奖短片全集1932 DVD
奥斯卡最佳动画短片奖（Academy Award for Animated Short Film）具有很长的历史，从1932年开始颁发，只是早期的动画并没有借助电脑技术，现在意义的动画短片是从1974年开始的。早期的动画短片一半使用木偶、粘土模型等道具拍摄，每个场景要拍摄很多帧，因此拍摄耗费的时间可能比其它影片都长。
第四十五届(1973)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《圣诞颂歌》A Christmas Carol
第四十六届(1974)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《弗兰克电影》Frank Film
第四十七届(1975)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《封闭的星期一》Closed Mondays
第四十八届(1976)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《伟大》Great(Isambard Kingdom Brunel)
第三十一届(1959)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《昆虫骑士》Knighty Knight Bugs
第三十二届(1960)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《月亮鸟》月亮鸟
第三十三届(1961)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《马罗》Munro
第三十四届(1962)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《代用品》Ersatz
第三十五届(1963)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《洞》The Hole
第十七届(1945)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《老鼠的麻烦》Mouse Trouble
第十八届(1946)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《请安静!》Quiet Please!
第十九届(1947)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《猫的协奏曲》The Cat Concerto
第二十届(1948)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《叽叽喳喳的喜鹊》Tweetie Pie
第五十三届(1981)奥斯卡最佳动画短片--《苍蝇》A Légy(The Fly)
ferdinand beyer 英文版
ferdinand beyer 英文版Ferdinand Beyer was a German composer and pianist wholived from 1803 to 1863. He is best known for his pianomethod book "Vorschule im Klavierspiel" (Preparatory Schoolfor Piano Playing), which has been widely used by piano students around the world since its publication in 1860.Beyer began his musical career as a pianist and organistin his hometown of Coburg, Germany. He later moved to Leipzig, where he worked as a music teacher and conductor. In addition to his piano method book, Beyer composed piano works, chamber music, and songs.Despite the popularity of his piano method book, littleis known about Beyer's life and career outside of his published works. However, his legacy as a composer and educator lives on through the continued use of his methodbook in piano instruction.简介：费迪南德·拜尔（Ferdinand Beyer）是一位德国作曲家和钢琴家，生于1803年，卒于1863年。
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One morning Mrs. Ferdinand said to her husband: "Roger, there's a meeting at Mrs. Young's house at lunch time today, and I want to go to it. I'll leave you some food for your lunch. Is that all right?" "Oh, yes." Her husband answered, "That's quite all
right. What are you going to leave for my lunch?"
"This tin1 of fish," Mrs. Ferdinand said, "and there are some cold, boiled potatoes and some beans2 here, too."
"That's good." Mr. Ferdinand said. "I'll have a good lunch." So Mrs. Ferdinand went
to her meeting. All the ladies lunched at Mrs. Young's house, and at three o'clock Mrs. Ferdinand came home.
"Was your fish nice, Roger?" She asked.
"Yes, but my feet are hurting." He answered.
"Why are they hurting?" Mrs. Ferdinand asked.
"Well, the words on the tin are 'open tin and stand in hot water for five minutes!'"
一天早晨，费迪南德太太对丈夫说：“罗杰，今天杨太太要在午餐的时候在家里举办一个聚会，我打算去参加，我给你准备了些食品当午餐，行吗？”她的丈夫回答说：“行啊，很好。
那你准备了些什么？”
费迪南德太太说：“一罐鱼，还有一些冷冻的炸土豆和青豆。
”
费迪南德先生说：“真是棒极了，我可以享用一顿美味的午餐了。
”说完，费迪南德太太去出席聚会了。
周围所有的太太也都参加了杨太太家的聚会。
直到下午三点的时候，费迪南德太太才回到家。
“罗杰，鱼好吃吗？”她问丈夫。
丈夫回答：“好吃，可是我的脚却弄伤了。
”
费迪南德太太问：“怎么弄伤的？”
“你看，罐头的说明书上写着：’打开罐头，在烫水中站立5分钟’。
”
1 tin
n.[化]锡，马口铁，罐&vt.涂锡于&adj.锡制的
参考例句：
He bought a tin of pork.他买了一听猪肉罐头。
I need another tin of paint.我还需要一罐油漆。
2 beans
n.豆( bean的名词复数 )；[亦用复数][口语][通常用于否定结构]丝毫；[复数][美国口语]毫无价值的东西；（咖啡树或几种其他植物的）子实
参考例句：
a baked potato and beans 一份烤土豆加烘豆
a can of beans 豆罐头
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