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介绍19届杭州亚运会英语作文
19th Asian Games in Hangzhou: A SportingSpectacleThe 19th Asian Games, officially known as the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games, is a momentous event that will take place in Hangzhou, China, from September 10th to 25th, 2023. This highly anticipated sporting extravaganza is expected to draw athletes, spectators, and media from across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond, making it one of the largest and most diverse gatherings of sports enthusiasts in recent years.The Asian Games, first held in 1951, is the second-largest multi-sport event after the Olympic Games, with 48 sports and over 400 events expected to be contested in Hangzhou. This edition marks the third time China has hosted the Asian Games, following the successful events in Beijing in 1990 and Guangzhou in 2010.Hangzhou, a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, will transform into a vibrant sports hub during the Games. Venues across the city, including the main stadium, the Hangzhou Olympic Stadium, will host a range of sports from athletics and swimming tobasketball and gymnastics. The city's infrastructure, including transportation systems and accommodation facilities, has been significantly upgraded to accommodate the influx of participants and visitors.One of the highlights of the 19th Asian Games will be the integration of technology and sustainability. The Games will feature state-of-the-art technology, such as 5G networks and artificial intelligence, to enhance the spectator experience and improve operational efficiency. Additionally, the event organizers have emphasized sustainability throughout the planning and execution of the Games, aiming to reduce their environmental impact.The cultural program during the Asian Games will also be a highlight, showcasing the rich diversity of Asian cultures. Performances, exhibitions, and cultural exchanges will provide an opportunity for participants and visitors to explore the unique charm of Chinese and Asian culture. The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou promises to be a memorable sporting event that will bring together athletes, fans, and culture enthusiasts from across the Asia-Pacific region. With its commitment to excellence, sustainability,and cultural exchange, the Games are sure to leave alasting impression on all who participate and witness this momentous occasion.**第十九届杭州亚运会：体育盛宴**第十九届亚洲运动会，正式称为2022年杭州亚运会，将于2023年9月10日至25日在中国杭州举行。
带音标和中文初中英语词汇大全
初中英语词汇表注：n 名词 v 动词 adj形容词adv 副词 prep介词 conj连词phr.短语 num数词 pron 代名词第一册1----8331 what [hwɔt] pron 什么2 is [iz] v 是3 what's [hwɔts] what is 的缩写形式4 your [juə] pron 你的,你们的5 name [neim] n 名字6 my [mai] pron 我的7 I [ai] pron 我8 am [æm] v 是9 I'm [aim] I am 的缩写形式10 in [in] prep 在...里(内,上)11 row [rəu] n (一)排,(一)行12 one [w∧n] num 一13 number ['n∧mbə] n 数字,号码14 two [tu:] num 二15 too [tu:] adv 也16 three[θri:] num 三17 are [ɑ:] v 是18 you [ju:] pron 你,你们19 yes [jes] adv 是20 four [fɔ:] num 四21 five [faiv] num 五22 no [nəu] adv & adj 不,不是23 not [n∧t] adv 不24 hi [hai] int 喂(问候或唤起注意)25 class [klɑ:s] n (学校里的)班级,年级26 grade [greid] n 年级27 six [siks] num 六28 seven ['sevn] num 七29 eight [eit] num 八30 nine [nain] num 九31 ten [ten] num 十32 zero ['ziərəu] num & n 零33 plus [pl∧s]prep 加,加上34 it [it] pron 它35 It's [its] it is 的缩写形式36 how [hau] adv (指程度)多少,怎样37 old [əuld] adj ...岁的,老的38 eleven [i'levn] num 十一39 twelve [twelv] num 十二40 minus ['mainəs] prep减,减去41 thirteen ['θə:ti:n] num 十三42 fourteen ['fɔ:'ti:n] num 十四43 fifteen ['fif'ti:n] num 十五44 hello [hə'ləu] int喂(问候或唤起注意)45 please [pli:z] int 请46 can [kæn] v.aux 能,可以,会47 spell [spel] v 拼写48 that [ðæt] pron 那,那个49 secret ['si:krit] n 秘密50 this [ðis] pron 这,这个51 in [in] prep 用...(表达)52 English['iŋgliʃ] n & adj 英语,英国人53 in English[in'iŋgliʃ]phr. 用英语(表达)54 a [ei] art 一(个,件...)55 clock [kl∧k] n 钟56 and [ænd] conj 和,又,而57 pencil-box['penslbɔks]n 铅笔盒58 an [æn] art 一(个;件.)59 pencil ['pensl] n 铅笔60 ruler ['ru:lə] n 尺子61 pen [pen] n 钢笔62 sharpener ['ʃɑ:pənə] n 卷笔刀63 eraser [i'reisə] n 橡皮擦64 room [ru:m] n 房间65 book [buk] n 书66 map [mæp] n 地图67 desk [desk] n 书桌68 cup [kʌp] n 杯子69 bag [bæg] n 书包70 compute r[kəm'pju:tə]n电脑,电子计算机71 mouse [maus]n 鼠,耗子,鼠标72 bed [bed] n 床73 keyboard ['ki:bɔ:d] n 键盘74 isn't ['iznt]is not 的缩写形式75 pear [pɛə] n 梨76 cake [keik] n 蛋糕,饼,糕77 banana [bə'nɑ:nə] n 香蕉78 apple ['æpl] n 苹果79 orange ['ɔ:rindʒ] n 橙子,橘子80 egg [eg] n 蛋81 bike [baik] n 自行车82 bus [bʌs] n 公共汽车83 car [kɑ:] n 汽车,小汽车84 jeep [dʒi:p] n 吉普车85 Chinese['tʃai'ni:z]adj中国的,中国人的；n中国人,汉语n 中国人,汉语86 Japanese[,dʒæpə'ni:z]adj日本的,日本人n日本人，日语87 look [luk] v 瞧,看88 who [hu:] pron 谁89 she [ʃi:] pron 她90 he [hi:] pron 他91 bird [bə:d] n 鸟92 Its [its] pron 它的93 do[du:]v.aux(构成否定句,疑问句的助动词)94 don't [dəunt] do not 的缩写形式95 know [nəu] v 知道,懂得96 think [θiŋk] v 想,认为97 Mr=mister ['mistə] n 先生(用于姓名前)98 very ['veri] adv 很,非常99 picture ['piktʃə] n 图画,照片100 Mrs ['mɪsɪz] n 夫人101 boy [bɔi] n 男孩102 girl [gə:l] n 女孩103 woman ['wumən] n 妇女,女人104 man [mæn] n 男人,人105 cat [kæt] n 猫106 his [hiz] pron 他的107 teacher ['ti:tʃə] n 教师108 her [hə:] pron 她的109 everyone ['evriwʌn] pron 每人,人人110 here [hiə] adv 这里,这儿111 today [tə'dei] adv & n 今天112 at [æt] prep 在113 school [sku:l] n 学校114 at school phr. 在学校115 sorry ['sɔri] adj 对不起,抱歉的116 where [hwɛə] adv 在哪里117 home [həum] n 家118 at home phr. 在家119 How are you？你(身体)好吗?120 fine [fain] adj (身体)好的121 thanks[θæŋks] n 谢谢(只用复数)122 OK adv (口语)好,对,不错,可以123 thank[θæŋk] v 谢谢124 goodbye [,gud'bai] int 再见,再会125 bye [bai] int 再见126 parrot ['pærət] n 鹦鹉127 sister ['sistə] n 姐,妹128 father ['fɑ:ðə] n 父亲129 mother ['mʌðə] n 母亲130 box [bɔks] n 盒子,箱子131 excuse [iks'kju:z] v 原谅132 me [mi:] pron 我133 Here you are 给你134 but [bʌt] conj 但是135 these [ði:z] pron 这些136 they [ðei] pron 他(她,它)们137 good [gud] adj 好的138 those [ðəuz] pron 那些139 boat [bəut] n 船140 hill [hil] n 小山141 tree [tri:] n 树142 their [ðɛə] pron 他们(她们,它们)的143 much [mʌtʃ] adv 多,很,非常144 very much phr. 很,非常145 all [ɔ:l] adv 都,完全146 right [rait] adv & adj 对的,正确的147 all right phr. 好,行,不错148 mum [m∧m] n (口语)妈妈149 friend [frend] n 朋友150 brother ['br∧ðə] n 兄,弟151 nice [nais] adj 令人愉快的152 to [tu:]prep (表示方向)到,向动词不定式符号153 meet [mi:t] v 见面,会面,遇见154 child [tʃaild] n 小孩155 children ['tʃildrən] n child的复数形式156 welcome ['welkəm] v 欢迎157 our ['auə] pron 我们的158 come [k∧m] v 来159 come in phr. 进来,进入160 morning ['mɔ:niŋ] n 早晨,上午161 class [klɑ:s] n 同一个班的学生162 on [ɔn] prep 在,在...上163 duty ['dju:ti] n 职责,责任164 on duty phr. 值日165 we [wi:] pron 我们166 aren't [ɑ:nt] are not 的缩写形式167 have [hæv] v 有168 new [nju:] adj 新的169 student ['stju:dənt] n 学生170 twin [twin] n 双胞胎之一171 look [luk] v 看上去,显得172 the [ðə] art 这(那)个,这(那)些173 same [seim] adj 同样的,同一的174 look the same phr. 看起来很像175 America [ə'merikən]n & adj美国人(的) 176 sit [sit] v 坐177 down [daun] adv 向下178 sit down phr. 坐下179 over ['əuvə] adv 在那边,在另一边180 there [ðɛə] adv 那里,那儿181 over there phr. 在那边182 after ['ɑ:ftə] prep 在...以后,在...后面183 look after phr. 照顾,照看184 Miss [mis]n女士,小姐(对未婚妇女的称呼) 185 way [wei] n 路,道路186 This way,please. 请走这边187 put [put] v 放188 coat [kəut] n 外套,上衣189 them [ðem] pron 他(她,它)们190 washroom ['waſrum] n 盥洗室,厕所191 let [let] v 让192 us [ʌs] pron 我们193 let's [lets] let us 的缩写形式194 go [gəu] v 去195 Let's go 我们一起去196 classmate ['klɑ:smeit] n 同班同学197 nice [nais] adj 好的,漂亮的198 love [lʌv] v 爱,喜爱199 No ['nʌmbə] n number 的缩写形式200 middle ['midl] adj 中间的,中级的201 middle school n 中学202 well [wel] int 喔,那么,好吧203 fax [fæks] n 传真204 phone [fəun] n 电话,电话机205 ID n 身份征206 policeman [pə'li:smən] n 警察207 ask [ɑ:sk] v 问208 sir [sə:] n (用于尊称)先生,阁下209 yes [jes]adv(用于疑问,征询等)什么,是吗210 licence ['laisəns] n 执照,许可证211 look at phr. 看,观看212 dear [diə] int (表示惊讶等)哎呀213 see [si:] v 看见,看到214 I'll [ail] I will 的缩写形式215 will [wil] v.aux 将,会,要216 take [teik] v 拿到,带到217 address [ə'dres] n 地址218 age [eidʒ] n 年龄219 glad [glæd] adj 高兴的,乐意的220 why[hwai]int(表示惊讶,不耐烦,恼怒等) 嗨221 forgot[fə'gɔt] v (forget 的过去时)忘记222 now [nau] adv 现在223 China ['tʃainə] n 中国224 or [ɔ:] conj 或者,还是225 work [wə:k] v & n 工作226 goes [gəuz] go的单数第三人称现在时227 family ['fæmili] n 家,家庭228 family tree n 家谱229 grandmother ['grænd,mʌðə] n (外)祖母230 grandma['grændmɑ:]n (口语)奶奶,外婆231 grandfather ['grænd,fɑ:ðə] n (外)祖父232 grandpa ['grændpɑ:] n (口语)爷爷,外公233 dad [dæd] n (口语)爸爸,爹爹234 wife [waif] n 妻子235 husband ['hʌzbənd] n 丈夫236 daughter ['dɔ:tə] n 女儿237 son [sʌn] n 儿子238 parent ['pɛərənt] n 父(母)亲239 parents ['pɛərənts]n 父母亲,双亲240 big [big] adj 大的241 England ['iŋglənd] n 英格兰242 aunt [ɑ:nt] n 姨母,舅母,姑母,伯母,婶母243 uncle ['ʌŋkl] n 叔,伯,舅,姨父,姑父244 afternoon ['ɑ:ftə'nu:n] n 下午,午后245 do [du:] v 做,干,行动246 How do you do ? 你好!247 seat [si:t] n 座位248 have a seat 坐下,就坐249 like [laik] prep 像,跟...一样250 look like phr. 看起来像251 hat [hæt] n 帽子(一般指有边的帽子) 252 doctor ['dɔktə] n 医生253 worker ['wə:kə] n 工人254 guess [ges] v 猜255 behind [bi'haind] prep 在...后面256 chair[tʃɛə] n 椅子257 ball [bɔ:l] n 球258 under ['ʌndə] prep 在...下面259 floor [flɔ:] n (室内)地,地板260 can't [kænt] can not 的缩写形式261 photo ['fəutəu] n 照片262 wall [wɔ:l] n 墙263 shoe [ʃu:] n 鞋264 near [niə] prep 在...附近265 door [dɔ:] n 门266 of [ɔv] prep ...的267 classroom ['klɑ:srum] n 教室268 answer ['ɑ:nsə] v 回答269 blackboard ['blækbɔ:d] n 黑板270 some [sʌm] pron 一些,若干271 schoolbag ['sku:l,bæg] n 书包272 flower ['flauə] n 花273 find [faind] v 找到,发现274 broom [bru:m] n 扫帚275 window ['windəu] n 窗276 raincoat ['reinkəut] n 雨衣277 cap [kæp] n 便帽,军帽278 football ['futbɔ:l] n 足球279 table ['teibl] n 桌子280 Hong Kong [ 'hɔŋ'kɔŋ ]n 香港281 Macao [mə'kau] n 澳门282 SAR n 特别行政区283 there [ðɛə]表示存在,有..,作引导词284 there's [ðɛəz] there is 的缩写形式285 lock [lɔk] v& n 锁286 many ['meni] adj 许多的,多的287 thing [θiŋ] n 东西,事情288 must [mʌst] v.aux 必须,应当289 open ['əupən] v 打开290 get [get] v 得到,获得291 help [help] v 帮助292 purse [pə:s] n 钱包293 money ['mʌni] n 钱,货币294 worry ['wʌri] v (使)担忧295 Let me see 让我想想296 fifty ['fifti] num 五十297 colour ['kʌlə] n 颜色298 black [blæk] adj 黑色的299 house [haus] n 房子300 small [smɔ:l] adj 小的301 playhouse ['pleihaus] n 儿童游戏房302 like [laik] v 喜欢303 play [plei] v 玩,打(球)304 up [ʌp] adv 在上面,在高处,向上,起来305 with [wið] prep 和306 great [greit] adv (口语)好极了,很好307 look [luk] n 瞧,看308 have a look phr. 看一看309 ping-pong[' piŋpɔŋ] n 乒乓球310 how many phr. 多少311 kite [kait] n 风筝312 young [jʌŋ] adj 年轻的,幼小的313 pioneer [,paiə'niə] n 先锋314 Young Pioneer n 少先队员315 men [men] n man的缩写形式316 women ['wimin] n woman的复数形式317 only ['əunli] adv 仅仅,只318 work [wə:k] n 工作319 at work phr. 在工作320 sky [skai] n 天空321 count [kaunt] v 数,点数322 river ['rivə] n 江,河323 dog [dɔg] n 狗324 light [lait] n 灯325 any ['eni]adj(用于否定句,疑问句等)什么,任何326 animal ['æniməl] n 动物327 people ['pi:pl] n 人,人们328 little ['litl] adj & adv 小的,一点儿,稍许329 sheep [ʃi:p] n 绵羊330 come on ['kʌm ɔn]phr. 来吧,跟着来,赶快331 red [red] adj & n 红色(的)332 colour ['kʌlə] n颜色；v 给...着色333 yellow ['jeləu] adj & n 黄色(的)334 blue [blu:] adj & n 蓝色(的)335 white [hwait] adj & n 白色(的)336 green [gri:n] adj & n 绿色(的)337 purple ['pə:pl] adj & n 紫色(的)338 brown [braun] adj&n棕色(的),褐色(的) 339 orange ['ɔ:rindʒ] adj & n 橙色(的)340 grey [grei] adj & n 灰色(的),灰白(的)341 sweater ['swetə] n 毛衣,厚运动衫342 light [lait] adj 淡(浅)色的,轻的343 want [wɔnt] v 要,想要344 which [hwitʃ] pron & adj 哪一个,哪些345 one [wʌn] pron 用来代替单数的人或物346 clothes [kləuðz] n 衣服347 line [lain] n 线,绳索348 whose [hu:z] pron 谁的349 blouse [blauz] n 女衬衫350 dress [dres] n 女服,(统称)衣服351 shirt [ʃə:t] n (男式)衬衫352 trousers ['trauzəz] n 裤子353 skirt [skə:t] n 女裙354 dark [dɑ:k] adj 深(浓)色的,黑暗的355 yours [juəz] pron 你的,你们的356 mine [main] pron 我的357 hers [hə:z] pron 她的358 put on phr.穿上(衣服等),戴上(帽子等) 359 theirs [ðɛəz] pron他们(她们,它们)的360 ours ['auəz] pron 我们的361 glove [glʌv] n 手套362 about [ə'baut] prep 关于,对于363 What about...? phr. (询问消息,征求意见)…怎么样?364 beside [bi'said] prep 在...旁边365 watch [wɔtʃ] n & v 手表、观看,注视366 give [giv] v 给367 time [taim] n 时间368 about [ə'baut] adv 大约369 thirty['θə:ti] num 三十370 get up ['get ʌp] phr. 起床371 late [leit] adj & adv 迟的(地),晚的(地)372 o'clock [ə'klɔk]…点钟373 midnight ['midnait] n 午夜374 noon [nu:n] n 中午,正午375 past [pɑ:st] prep (超)过,经过376 half [hɑ:f] n 半,一半377 quarter ['kwɔ:tə] n 一刻钟,四分之一378 for [fɔ:] prep 为,给379 break [breik] n (课间)休息,中断380 lunch [lʌntʃ] n 午餐381 breakfast ['brekfəst] n 早餐382 clean [kli:n] v 把...弄干净,擦干净383 supper ['sʌpə] n 晚餐384 have supper phr. 吃晚餐385 TV n 电视,电视机386 watch TV phr. 看电视387 game [geim] n 游戏,运动388 go home phr. 回家389 p.m. 下午,午后390 London ['lʌndən] n 伦敦391 Tokyo ['təukiəu] n 东京392 Sydney ['sidni] n 悉尼393 hour [auə] n 小时394 a.m. 午前,上午395 hundred ['hʌndrəd] num 百396 yourself [juə'self] pron 你自己397 bedroom ['bedrum] n 卧室398 doll [dɔl] n 玩具娃娃399 else [els] adv & adj 别(的),其他(的)400 sure [ʃuə]adv&adj的确,一定确信的,肯定的401 between [bi'twi:n] prep在(两者)之间402 tall [tɔ:l] adj 高的403 funny ['fʌni] adj 滑稽的,有趣的404 favourite ['feivərit] adj 特别喜爱的405 e-mail [i:'meil] n 电子邮件406 speak [spi:k] v 讲,说407 next ['nekst] adj 下一个408 term [tə:m] n 学期409 could [kud] v.aux (口语,表示许可或请求)可以,行410 minute ['minit] n 分钟,一会儿411 Tuesday ['tju:zdi] n 星期二412 February ['februəri] n 二月413 eighteenth['ei'ti:nθ] num 第十八414 listen ['lisn] v 听415 careful ['kɛəfəl] adj 小心的;仔细的416 carefully ['kɛəfəli] adv 小心地;仔细地417 draw [drɔ:] v 画;绘制418 has [hæz] v(动词have的单数第三人称)有419 face [feis] n 脸;面孔420 eye [ai] n 眼睛421 ear [iə] n 耳朵422 leg [leg] n 腿423 hand [hænd] n 手424 long [lɔŋ] adj 长的425 short [ʃɔ:t] adj 短的;矮的426 mouth [mauθ] n 嘴427 say [sei] v 说;讲428 tick [tik] n (钟表等滴嗒的)声音429 heavy ['hevi] adj 重的430 empty ['empti] adj 空的431 certainly ['sə:tənli] adv 当然432 full [ful] adj 满的433 be full (of) phr. 充满....的434 carry ['kæri] v 携带;搬运;运送435 too [tu:] adv 太436 so [səu] adv 这么;那么437 listen to phr. 听438 tape [teip] n 磁带439 there [ðɛə] int 好啦(表示安慰)440 all [ɔ:l] adj 整个;所有的441 basket ['bɑ:skit] n 篮子442 bottle ['bɔtl] n 瓶443 a bottle of phr. 一瓶...444 juice [dʒu:s] n (水果;蔬菜;肉等的)汁;水汁445 head [hed] n 头;头部446 nose [nəuz] n 鼻子447 hair [hɛə] n 头发448 arm [ɑ:m] n 手臂;胳膊449 foot [fut] n 脚(pl.feet)450 wardrobe ['wɔ:drəub] n 衣柜451 day [dei] n 日;天452 from [frɔm] prep 从.....起453 America [ə'merikən] n 美国454 zoo [zu:] n 动物园455 away [ə'wei] adv 离开456 put away phr. 把.....什么收起来(放好) 457 out [aut] adv 在外458 come out phr. 出来459 sock [sɔk] n 短袜460 other ['ʌðə] adj 别的;其他的461 wrong [rɔ:ŋ] adj 不正确的;错误的462 broken ['brəukən] adj 弄坏了的463 so [səu] pron 这样;如此464 catch [kætʃ] v 捉;抓住465 get down phr. 下来;落下466 him [him] pron 他(宾格)467 right [rait] adv 正好;恰好;正确468 goodness ['gudnis] n 善良;美德469 plane [plein] n 飞机470 with [wið] prep 对....;关于471 mend [mend] v 修补;修理472 knife [naif] n (pl.knives) 小刀473 robot ['rəubɔt] n 机器人474 body ['bɔdi] n 身体475 broke[brəuk]v(动词break[breik]的过去时)折断;打破476 lost [lɔst] adj 丢失的;丢去的477 tell [tel] v 告诉;讲述478 round [raund] adj 球形的;圆的479 mummy ['mʌmi] n (口语)妈妈480 pleasure ['pleʒə] n 愉快;高兴481 food [fu:d] n 食物482 drink[driŋk] n & v 饮料喝483 hungry ['hʌŋgri] adj 饥饿的484 thirsty['θə:sti] adj 口渴的485 water ['wɔ:tə] n & v 水;浇水486 eat [i:t] v 吃487 rice [rais] n 米饭;大米488 bread [bred] n 面包489 meat [mi:t] n 肉490 tea [ti:] n 茶491 milk [milk] n 牛奶492 glass [glɑ:s] n 玻璃杯493 a glass of phr. 一(玻璃)杯494 would like phr.想要(语气婉转地表示请求等)495 something ['sʌmθiŋ]pro某事(物)某东西496 porridge ['pɔridʒ] n 粥;稀饭497 fish [fiʃ] n 鱼498 dumpling ['dʌmpliŋ] n 饺子499 fruit [fru:t] n 水果500 piece [pi:s] n 一张(片;张)501 a piece of phr. 一片(一张、块)502 hamburger ['hæmbə:gə] n 汉堡包503 noodle ['nu:dl] n 面条504 potato [pə'teitəu] n pl.potatoes 马铃薯;土豆505 chips [tʃip] n (口语)炸士豆儿条506 coke [kəuk] n (口语)可口可乐507 coffee ['kɔfi] n 咖啡508 madam ['mædəm] n 夫人;女士509 dear [diə] adj 亲爱的;可爱的510 ice [ais] n 冰511 cream [kri:m] n 奶油;乳脂512 ice cream n 冰淇淋513 USA n 美国514 different ['difərənt] adj 不同的515 vegetable ['vedʒitəbl] n 蔬菜516 sometimes ['sʌmtaimz] adv 有时517 sport [spɔ:t] n 运动518 come on phr. 来;过来519 ouch [autʃ] int (突然感到病痛时发出的声音)啊呀520 be good at phr. 在...方面(学得,做得)好;善于521 basketball ['bæskitbɔ:l] n 蓝球522 easy ['i:zi] adj 容易的523 pass [pɑ:s] v 传递524 try [trai] v 试(做);设法;努力525 yo-yo ['jəujəu] n 溜溜球(一种玩具)526 go [gəu] n 尝试(做某事)527 throw[θrəu] v 投,掷528 hard [hɑ:d] adj 困难的529 ride [raid] v 骑(自行车,马等)530 swim [swim] v 游泳531 skate [skeit] v 滑冰,溜冰532 fly [flai] v 放(风筝,飞机模型等)533 card [kɑ:d] n 纸牌,卡片534 volleyball ['vɔli,bɔ:l] n 排球535 jump [dʒʌmp] v 跳536 sing[siŋ] v 唱,唱歌537 run [rʌn] v 跑538 high [hai] adj & adv 高的(地)539 then [ðen] adv 那么,然后540 question ['kwestʃən] n 问题541 postal ['pəustəl] adj 邮政的542 code [kəud] n 密码,符号543 ski [ski:] v 滑雪544 tennis ['tenis] n 网球(运动)545 table tennis n 乒乓球546 roller-skating ['rəuləskeitiŋ] n 滑旱冰547 chess [tʃes] n 国际象棋548 fan [fæn] n (口语，电影,运动等的)迷549 player ['pleiə] n 比赛者,选手550 team [ti:m] n 队,组551 every ['evri] adj 每一,每个的552 Friday ['fraidi] n 星期五553 make [meik] v 做,制作554 make the bed phr. 整理床铺555 homework ['həumwə:k] n 家庭作业556 do homework phr. 做作业557 read [ri:d] n 读,阅读558 write [rait] v 写559 sleep [sli:p] v 睡,睡觉560 look for ['luk fər] phr. 寻找561 cook [kuk] v & n 烹调,煮,烧炊事员,厨师562 talk [tɔ:k] v 说话,谈话563 talk with ['tɔ:k wið]phr. 和....交谈564 open ['əupən] n 打开565 close [kləuz] v 关;闭566 take photos phr. 照象567 wear [wɛə] v 穿568 Sunday ['sʌndi] n 星期日569 park [pɑ:k] n 公园570 toy [tɔi] n 玩具;玩物571 lake [leik] n 湖572 clear [kliə] adj清晰的;清楚的;明亮的573 shop [ʃɔp] n 商店574 closed [kləuzd] adj 关着的575 day [dei] n 日,一天576 Friday ['fraidi] n 星期五577 early ['ə:li] adj & adv 早的(地)初期578 supermarket ['sju:pə,mɑ:kit] n 超级市场579 Wednesday ['wenzdi] n 星期三580 may [mei] v.aux 可以;可能;也许581 borrow ['bɔrəu] v 借582 from [frɔm] prep 从;从....起583 Thursday ['θə:zdi] n 星期四584 week [wi:k] n 周;星期585 Monday ['mʌndei] n 星期一586 Saturday ['sætədi] n 星期六587 Sunday ['sʌndi] n 星期日588 hey[hei]int嘿;喂(唤起注意.表示惊讶或询问) 589 dictionary ['dikʃəneri] n 字典;词典590 back [bæk] adv 回(原处) ;向后591 tomorrow [tə'mɔ:rəu]n&adv 明天;在明天592 CD n 激光唱片(缩写词)593 lot [lɔt] n 许多594 a lot phr. 非常595 give...a hand phr. 给予.....帮助596 evening['i:vniŋ] n 傍晚;晚上597 from…to… phr. …从…到…598 after class phr. 课后599 help...with phr. 帮助(某人)做(某事)600 model ['mɔdl] n 模型;模范;样式601 park [pɑ:k] n 公园602 rest [rest] n 休息603 have a (good) rest phr. 休息604 maths [mæθs] n (英式拼法)数学605 math [mæθ] n (美式拼法)数学606 all [ɔ:l] adv 全体;全部607 hard [hɑ:d] adv 努力608 fun [fʌn] adj 有趣的;愉快的609 yeah [jɛə] adv (口语)是的;嗯610 take [teik] v 花费(时间)611 straight [streit] adj 直的612 use [ju:z] v 用;使用;应用613 wheel [hwi:l] n 轮;机轮614 into ['intu:] prep 到.....里;向内615 music ['mju:zik] n 音乐;乐曲616 boat [bəut] v 划船617 lake [leik] n 湖618 into ['intu:] prep 到...里,向内619 worried ['wʌrid] adj 担心的,烦恼的620 save [seiv] v 救,挽救,节省621 ticket ['tikit] n 票,券622 New York ['nju:leid] n 纽约623 learn [lə:n] v 学,学习624 learn...from phr. 向...学习625 meeting ['mi:tiŋ] n 会,会议626 bring[briŋ] v 带来,拿来627 foreign ['fɔrin] adj 外国的628 difference ['difərəns] n 不同,差异629 each [i:tʃ] adv & pron 各自,各个630 each other pron 互相631 talk about phr. 谈论,交谈632 USA n 美国633 Australia [ɔ:s'treiljə] n 澳大利亚634 Canada ['kænədə] n 加拿大635 UK n 联合王国636 Japan [dʒə'pæn] n 日本637 America [ə'merikə] n 美国638 a little phr. 一点,少量639 French [frentʃ] n 法语640 great [greit] adj 伟大的,很大的,重要的641 the Great Wall n 长城642 hotel [həu'tel] n 旅馆,饭馆643 building['bildiŋ] n 建筑物644 follow ['fɔləu] v 跟随645 call [kɔ:l]v&n 称呼,叫喊,打电话给电话,通话646 family name n 姓647 first [fə:st] num & adv 第一,首先,最初648 postcard ['pəust,kɑ:d] n 明信片649 teach [ti:tʃ] v 教,教书650 dinner ['dinə] n 正餐,晚餐651 soon [su:n] adv 不久,一会儿652 stay [stei] v 停留(在某处)653 high school n 中学654 Toronto [tə'rɔntəu] n 多伦多(加拿大港市) 655 schoolboy ['sku:lbɔi] n (中小学的)男学生656 country ['kʌntri] n 国家657 make friends phr. 交朋友658 France [frɑ:ns] n 法国659 textbook ['tekstbuk] n 课本660 Englishman ['iŋgliʃmən]n(pl.Englishmen)英国(男)人661 Australian [ɔ:s'treiljən]adj 澳大利亚人662 Canadian [kə'neidiən] n 加拿大人663 city ['siti] n 城市664 foreigner ['fɔ:rinə] n 外国人665 visit ['vizit] v 访问,参观,拜访666 word [wə:d] n 词,单词667 well [wel] adv 好668 why [hwai] adv 为什么669 English-speaking adj 说英语的670 letter ['letə] n 信671 hot [hɔt] adj 热的,辣的672 hot dog n 热狗(红肠面包)673 not...at all phr. 一点也不674 different ['difərənt] adj 不同的675 kind [kaind] n 种,类676 a kind of phr. 一种,一类677 every ['evri] adj 每一的,每个的678 meal [mi:l] n 一餐,一顿饭679 noodle ['nu:dl] n 面条680 vegetable ['vedʒitəbl] n 蔬菜681 restaurant ['restərɔnt] n 饭馆682 often ['ɔ:fən] adv 常常683 potato [pə'teitəu] n 马铃薯,土豆684 well [wel] adj & adv 好,(身体)健康685 why [hwai] adv 为什么686 because [bi'kɔ:z] conj 因为687 housework ['hauswə:k] n 家务劳动688 machine [mə'ʃi:n] n 机器689 again [ə'gen] adv 又,再690 make phone calls phr. 打电话691 wash [wɔʃ] v 洗,漱洗692 dish [diʃ] n 一道菜,盘,碟693 electronic [ilek'trɔnik] adj 电子的694 mail [meil] n 邮政,邮递695 smoke [sməuk] v&n 吸烟,烟696 fog [fɔg] n 雾697 smog[smɔg]n 烟雾698 dance [dɑ:ns] v 跳舞699 living room n 起居室700 dining room n 餐厅701 driver ['draivə] n 司机,驾驶员702 farmer ['fɑ:mə] n 农民703 soldier ['səuldʒə] n 士兵,战士704 businessman ['biznismæn] n 商人705 assistant [ə'sistənt] n 助手,助理706 a shop assistant phr. 售货员,店员707 nurse [nə:s] n 护士708 postman ['pəustmən] n 邮递员709 factory ['fæktəri] n 工厂710 station ['steiʃən] n 车站,所,站711 bus station n 公共汽车站712 hospital ['hɔspitl]n 医院713 farm [fɑ:m] n 农场714 post [pəust] n 邮政,邮寄,邮件715 office ['ɔ:fis] n 办公室716 post office n 邮局717 study ['stʌdi] v 学习,研究718 party ['pɑ:ti] n 聚会719 friendly ['frendli] adj 友好的720 also ['ɔ:lsəu] adv 也721 medicine ['medisin] n 内服药,医学722 in the day phr. 在白天723 at night phr. 在晚上,在夜里724 make money phr. 赚钱725 weekend ['wi:k'end] n 周末726 job [dʒɔb] n 工作727 writer ['raitə] n 作家,作者728 cleaner ['kli:nə] n 清洁工729 turn [tə:n] n (依次轮流的)顺序,轮流730 grow [grəu] v 种植,生长731 baker ['beikə] n 面包师732 artist ['ɑ:tist] n 画家,艺术家733 hobby ['hɔbi] n 业余爱好734 be [bi:] v (am,is,are)是,成为735 place [pleis] n 地点,地方736 weekday ['wi:kdei]n 工作日,平日(除星期六,日以外)737 when [hwen] adv 什么时候,何时738 leave [li:v] v 离去,出发739 begin [bi'gin] v 开始,着手740 have sports phr. 进行体育活动741 go to bed phr. 睡觉742 usually ['ju:ʒuəli] adv 通常743 right now phr. 立刻,马上744 sometimes ['sʌmtaimz] adv 有时745 take off phr. 脱衣服746 after school phr. 放学后,下课后747 get to phr. 到达748 exercise ['eksəsaiz]n锻炼,做操,练习749 do morning exercises phr. 做早操750 shopping ['ʃɔpiŋ] n 买东西751 go shopping phr. (去)买东西752 garden ['gɑ:dn] n 花(果,菜)园753 be [bi:] v (am,is,are)是,成为754 over ['əuvə] adv 结束,完了755 do (some) reading phr. 朗读,阅读756 living-room n 起居室757 playground ['pleigraund]n(学校的)操场758 walk [wɔ:k] v 走,步行,散步759 news [nju:z] n 新闻,消息760 match [mætʃ] n 比赛,竞赛761 quickly ['kwikli] adv 迅速762 sun [sʌn] n 太阳763 moon [mu:n] n 月亮764 bridge [bridʒ] n 桥765 train [trein] n 火车766 ship [ʃip] n 船,轮船767 on foot phr. 走路,步行768 holiday ['hɔlədi] n 假日,假期769 year [jiə] n 年770 by [bai] prep 乘车(船等)771 by plane phr. 乘飞机772 by ship phr. 乘船773 air [ɛə] n 天空,空气774 by air phr. 乘飞机775 sea [si:] n 海,海洋776 by sea phr. 乘船777 take time phr. 花费(时间)778 how long phr. 多久779 walk [wɔ:k] v 走,步行,散步780 clean [kli:n] adj 干净的,清洁的781 story ['stɔ:ri] n 故事782 far [fɑ:] adj & adv 远783 problem ['prɔbləm] n 问题,难题784 earlier['ə:liə] adj & adv ( early的比较级)更早的(地)785 ill [il] adj 病的,不健康的786 tear [tɛə] n (常用复数)眼泪,泪珠787 chicken ['tʃikin] n 鸡,鸡肉788 tofu ['təufu:] n 豆腐789 fridge [fridʒ] n 电冰箱790 list [list] n 清单,一览表,名单,目录791 shopping list phr. 购物清单792 buy [bai] v 买793 kilo ['ki:ləu] n 千克,公斤794 sell [sel] v 卖,售795 how much phr. 多少,多少钱796 cheap [tʃi:p] adj 便宜的797 expensive [iks'pensiv] adj 昂贵的798 tomato[tə'meitəu]n(pl.tomatoes)西红柿,蕃茄799 onion ['ʌnjən] n 洋葱800 carrot ['kærət] n 胡萝卜801 pork [pɔ:k] n 猪肉802 all day phr. 一整天,一天到晚803 a lot of phr. 许多,很多804 open ['əupən] adj 开着的805 market ['mɑ:kit] n 市场,集市806 dollar['dɔlə]n元(美,加拿大等国的货币单位)807 cent [sent] n (货币)分808 pound [paund] n 镑(重量单位)809 health[helθ] n 健康,卫生810 fast [fɑ:st] adj & adv 快的(地),迅速的(地) 811 of course phr. 当然,自然的事812 travel ['trævl] v & n 旅行813 safe [seif] adj 安全的,平安的814 minibus ['mini,bʌs] n 小型公共汽车815 and so on phr. 等等816 price [prais] n 价格,价钱817 example [ig'zɑ:mpl] n 例子,榜样818 for example phr. 例如819 stand [stænd] v 站,立820 field [fi:ld] n 地,田地821 one day phr.(过去或将来)有一天,某一天822 job [dʒɔb] n 工作823 bright [brait] adj 明亮的,灿烂的824 foreign ['fɔrin] adj 外国的825 sunglasses ['sʌnglɑ:siz] n 太阳镜826 each [i:tʃ] pron 各自,各个827 language['læŋgwidʒ] n 语言828 helpful ['helpfəl] adj 有帮助的,有益的829 get on (a bus) phr. 上车830 business ['biznis] n 商业,生意,事物831 company ['kʌmpəni] n 公司832 manager ['mænidʒə] n 经理,负责人833 century ['sentʃuri] n 世纪,百年第二册834----1644834 lesson ['lesn] n 课,功课835 fun [fʌn] n 有趣836 when [hwen] conj 当......时837 traffic ['træfik] n 交通838 bad [bæd] adj 坏的839 matter ['mætə]v(否定句,疑问句)要紧,有关系840 on time phr. 准时841 September [sep'tembə] n 九月842 happy ['hæpi] adj 快乐的,幸福的843 best [best] adj &adv 最好的(地)844 wish [wiʃ] n &v 祝愿,希望,想要845 second ['sekənd] num &adj 第二(的)846 idea [ai'diə] n 主意,想法,意见847 last [lɑ:st] adj 最后的,刚过去的848 given name phr. 名字849 mean [mi:n] v 表示...的意思,意味着850 meaning ['mi:niŋ] n 意思,意义,含义851 important [im'pɔ:tənt] adj重要的,重大的852 use [ju:z] v 用,使用,运用853 Ms [mɪz]n女士(用于婚姻状况不明的女名) 854 before [bi'fɔ:] prep &adv 在..之前,以前855 never ['nevə] adv 从来,决不856 just [dʒʌst] adv 刚刚,方才857 third[θə:d] num &adj 第三的858 afraid [ə'freid] adj 害怕的859 live [liv] v 居住860 sound [saund] n & v 声音,听起来861 have to phr. 不得不,必须862 time [taim] n 次数863 more [mɔ:] adv 更,更加864 not...any more phr. 不再865 laugh [lɑ:f] v & n 笑,大笑,笑声866 waste [weist] n & v 浪费,废弃物867 a waste of time phr. 浪费(白费)时间868 fifth[fifθ] num & adj 第五(的)869 trip [trip] n & v 旅游,旅行870 field trip phr. 野外旅游871 hometown ['hom'taun] n 故乡,家乡872 discuss [di'skʌs] v 讨论,议论873 fish [fiʃ] v 钓鱼874 fishing ['fiʃiŋ] n 钓鱼875 go fishing phr. 去钓鱼876 east [i:st] n & adj 东方(的),东部(的)877 agree [ə'gri:] v 同意,赞成878 boating ['bəutiŋ] n 划船879 go boating phr. 去划船880 maybe ['meibi] adv 也许,大概881 mountain ['mauntin] n 山,高山882 hike [haik] n & v 远足,徒步旅行883 hiking [haikin] n 徒步旅行884 go hiking phr. 去徒步旅行885 picnic ['piknik] n 野餐886 the day after tomorrow phr. 后天887 top [tɔp] n 顶部888 problem ['prɔbləm] n 问题,难题889 quick [kwik] adj 快的,迅速的890 quickly ['kwikli] adv 快地,迅速地891 start [stɑ:t] v 开始,着手892 trip [trip] over phr. (被...)绊倒893 tired ['taiəd] adj 累,疲乏894 hurry ['hʌri] v 赶快,慌忙895 hurry up phr. 赶快896 tie [tai] v 捆,(系,栓)紧897 die [dai] v 死亡898 city ['siti] n 城市899 take [teik] v 花费(时间),消耗900 eighth [ei tθ] num 第八901 salesgirl ['seilzgə:l] n 女售货员902 far [fɑ:] adj & adv 远的(地)903 beautiful ['bju:təfəl] adj 美丽的,漂亮的904 together [tə'geðə] adv 一起905 autumn ['ɔ:təm] n 秋天,秋季906 festival ['festəvəl]n & adj 节日(的),喜庆(的)907 ninth [nainθ] num &adj 第九(的)908 free [fri:] adj 自由的,空闲的909 mid-autumn n 中秋910 mooncake n 月饼911 nut [nʌt] n 坚果,坚果核912 sweet [swi:t] adj 甜的,可爱的913 inside [,in'said]prep 在...里面914 store ['in'said] n (美)商店,大百货公司915 come over phr. 过来,顺便来访916 thanksgiving [,θæŋks'giviŋ] n 感谢,感恩917 Thanksgiving=Thanksgiving Day phr. 感恩节918 get together phr. 相聚919 October [ɔk'təubə] n. 十月920 taste [teist] v 品尝,有...味道921 pie [pai] n (用肉或水果做成的)馅饼922 outside ['aut'said] prep & adv 在...外923 in the open air phr.在户外,在野外924 harvest ['hɑ:vist] n 收获925 than [ðæn] conj 比....,比较....926 another[ə'nʌðə]adj&conj另一个(的),又一个(的)927 delicious [di'liʃəs] adj 美味的,可口的928 better['betə]adj(goo或well的比较级)更好的929 pumpkin ['pʌmpkin] n 南瓜930 twelfth[twelfθ] num &adj 第十二(的)。
英语国际音标发音规则
英语国际音标发音规则1 元音:1)[ i: ] 字母组合: ee ea e ieee: three tree green sheep meet beef see seek (ee)ea: eat tea meat leave lead teacher team mean speak clean please (ea) e: he she me(e)ie:piece field believe receive ceiling (ie,ei)读一读：Please take a seat and have tea with me.2) [ i ] 发音字母i y e ai: sit picture it is list six mix fix fit pig big build missy: myth many twenty happy dictionarye: defect decide deliciousa: message village comradeComparison (对比):seat — sit leave — live deed — did beat — bitsheep — ship cheap — chip heel — hill3) [æ] 发音字母abag hand and ant happy hat map mad bad black back glad flagshall man读一读：Pat’s cat is very fat.4) [ e ] 字母组合ea e aea: head bread pleasuree: elephant electric remember sell shell lesson better bed desk hotel yesa: many any读一读：Betty never gets up early.5) [ з: ] 字母组合ir ur ear er orir: girl shirt skirt thirty thirteen third birdur: turn burn murder nurse turtle Thursday hurtear: learn earn earth heard earlyer: term her herd serveor: work worm world读一读：The girls were very nervous at first.6) [ ə] 字母组合er or ou ar o a e uea: teacher leader remember player speaker farmer powder or: doctor actor mayor author tractorou: delicious graciousar: collar familiar dollaro: together tomorrow today lesson Washington control polite a: around account ago elephant banana Canada Japan China e: men listenu: us读一读：Peter’s elder sister was a doctor.7) [ a:] 字母组合ar aar: car farm card arm gardena: fast class last glass plant aunt calm读一读：My father parked his car in front of the bar at last.8) [ ʌ] 发音字母u o ou oou: up supper lunch fun gun hunt cup buso: come mother does brother love aboveou: trouble rough flourishoo: blood flood读一读：My son loves Mary very much.9) [ ɔ: ] 字母组合al or au ou ar aw oor our oreal: small wall talk tall hall ball call walkor: short more lord horse for forty sportau: author caught autumnou: bought ought foughtar: warm quarrel quarteraw: draw saw flawoor: door floorour: four mourn courtore: store more读一读：All the men in the hall were talking about the Lord’s horse.10) [ ɔ] 发音字母o ao: hot lost lot fox box mop hop loss collar nota: want wash what watch读一读：There are a lot of hotdogs in the box.11) [ u: ] 字母组合oo o uoo: food moon room gloom broom doom goose tootho: who do twou: true truth blue June ruler读一读：Luke chooses a pair of blue shoes.12) [ u ] 字母组合oo ou uoo: look good foot bookou: should could wouldu: put full bull pull pusho: woman wolf读一读：The woman is looking at the book.13) [ ei ] 发音字母a ay ea ai eya: age name cake late gate plane Aprilay: play say may way dayea: great breakai: rain paint plain straightey: they grey读一读：She ate eight pieces of cakes the day before yesterday.14) [ ai ] 发音字母i y ie igh eighi: bike fine find niney: my try fly eyeie: die lie tieigh: light night high mighteigh: height读一读：Mike might buy a new bike.15) [ aʊ] 字母组合ou owou: house out ground account count sound loud around mouse ow: flower down now cow how town读一读：Our house has a brown mouse.16) [ εʊ] 发音字母o ow oao: home cold go no phone host ghostow: know low below grow blow show flowoa: boat coat goal读一读：The old boat was floating slowly on the cold river. 17) [ ɔi ] 字母组合oy oioy: boy toy joyoi: oil soil voice choice boil读一读：The spoiled boy made a loud voice.18) [ iə] 字母组合e eer eare: serious periodeer: beer deerear: ear hear clear near dear读一读：Can you hear him clearly?19) [ eə] 字母组合ear air are ereear: pear bear swearere: thereair: chair air fairare: care dare hare stare fareere: there where读一读：The bear is staring at the hare.20) [ ʊə] our oor uretour poor sure读一读：The poor peasant found a jewel box in the pool.2 容易混淆的元音[æ] [e]bad bed hand head man men land lend pan pen s ad said[i:] [ei]real rail greet great mean main read raid[e] [ai]bet bite red write said side head hide[aʊ] [ɔ:]house horse loud lord south sauce cloud clause now nor count corn [aʊ] [εʊ] [ʌ] [ɔ]found fond down done gown gone town ton3 辅音1) [p] pen pear play pig pour pull push读一读：Peter helps Pat pick up the newspaper.2) [b] book big boot bike bread break rubber about baby cab rob读一读：Big boxes of bears were brought aboard.3) [t] tree two ten ton town twenty city cat text last doctor bottle letter 读一读：Two ticket takers took a taxi.4) [d] door dull desk dose do dog dictionary读一读：Debbie did not destroy Darrell’s dishes.5) [k] k: king kite key look cook book kitchen skyc: card cat cream correct climb come accountch: school scheduleck: kick quick[ks] x: fox box oxygen x-ray读一读：Good coolies could be cooked bu good cookies cook.6) [g] girl good goal goat grade long language读一读：A big black bug bit a big black pig.7) [m] man make moon morning move come comb读一读：Many a little makes a miracle.8) [n] n: pen ten nine fine night noon moon cleankn: knock knife know knee读一读：The thin man is an African dancer.9) [ŋ] n: unclenk: bank think thank junkng: English sing ring thing king morning evening读一读：The singer sang too many long songs.10) [l] l: long land lend lord fly flag black-l: world cold could goal soul-ll: tall ill bell读一读：The little children are listening carefully in the classroom.11) [r] r: read red right run roomWr: write wrong读一读：The rich man called Frank is carrying a bag of rice.12) [f] f: five fly fine flag frog fog roof life wife knifegh: cough laugh roughph: physics photo pnone读一读：Frank found some fresh flowers for his friend.13) [v] v: very evening even every voice vestf: of读一读：He saved five hundred to visit his wife in vacation.14) [s] s: six sit student same seat kiss miss case scarfc: license city cease ceiling celebratece: licence piece juice science lance space ace读一读：The Spanish speak Spanish in Spain.15) [z] z: zoo zebra zero zapse: close nose noise suppose those whose rose use读一读：Lazy Lucy is crazy about cheese.16) [θ] think thank three thirty tooth mouth读一读：Thick sticks think thin sticks are sick.17) [ð] that this those these though读一读：My brother told me that the weather there was terrible the other night.18) [ ∫] sh: sheep shoulder ship shoe she brush washt: nation attention stationc: social specials: sure读一读：She sells seashell on the sea shore.19) [ʒ] pleasure usually measure vision读一读：They usually watch television for pleasure.20) [h] h: hot hop home house horse howwh: who whose whole读一读：Henry helped Helen to hide the heavy box in the exhibition.21) [w] wh: when what wherew: window wind wood读一读：When will we go away?22) [j] y: yes year yell you your yolk yellow读一读：Yes, you may use my yellow pen.23) [t∫] ch: child chicken China chair lunch ouch teachtch: catch watch matcht: picture nature读一读：Charles is watching a football match on Channel 5.24) [tʒ] ge: age language cabbage stage bridgej: joy enjoy join J uly June junk just Jackg: geography genius German vegetable读一读：The judge, in his jeans, jumped into a jeep.25) [tr] tr: tree country try treat track trunk读一读：Don’t trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.26) [dr] dr: dry dream drop drive drink读一读：The drunk driver drove his truck in his dream. 27) [ts] ts: students boots boats goats nuts读一读：The cats are biting the rats.28) [dz] ds: goods woods moods hoods读一读：These roads lead to the woods.4 容易混淆的辅音[v] [w]vest west vet wet vine wine very well[s] [θ]sink think mass math miss myth sort sought[z] [ð]close cloth breeze breathe[n] [ŋ]thin thing sin sing ran rang ban bang win wing5 字母，组合音节发音规律1) a [ei] [æ] [ə] [a:] [ɔ]late private grade bake grape nation station page active hand bank fan parent family glad flag accept about above formative machine cinema fast last glass class past fatherwash what watch want2) e [i:] [e] [i] [ə] 不发音appreciate extremely secret she me heletter left message generate pebbledecide pretty previous result restoreproblem prosperous student confidentactive table late wife store lecture3) i [ai] [i]high price library ice cream wife size linefist pick chicken piano city unit pig4) o [əu] [u:] [ʌ] [ə] [ɔ]host cold note okay old homelose do who whose provelove some other mother honey companytoday tomorrow together control collectlost hot mock office soft honest5) u [ju] [u] [ʌ] [ə]University refuse unique universe huge put push pull full bullbut brush bucket duck bubblesupport suggest6) c [k] [s]country camp camera courage cablecity ceiling celebrate cell cease7) g [g] [dʒ] [ŋ]girl grade glass glade bag flagvillage vegetable bridge gentleman gym long song sing morning evening8) l [l] 读音不同listen learn language collect English gorilla world cold soil tall sell cool animal9) n [n] [ŋ]moon night noodle numberuncle hungry angry young10) r [r] (美语发音)right read write grade progresscard board door floor form north11) y [j] [i] [ai]yellow year yell young yolkuniversity country pretty happydyke dying fly buy by my12）ar [a:] [ə] [ɔ:]farm card garden mark dollar warm quarrel quarter 13) ea [i:] [e] [ei] [iə]cease season breathe feature meat pleasebread breast breath meadow weathergreat breakidea realize14) ear [ə:] [iə]learn earth earn heardhear near clear ear fear15) er [ə: ] [ə]deserve serve her personteacher driver anger singer16) ere [iə] [eə]here merethere17) ir [ə: ]shirt girl skirtire [aiə]:admire desire18) oo [u:] [u] [ʌ] [ɔ:]room tool cool moon noon foodgood foot stood wood wool cook book blood flooddoor floor19) or [ɔ:] [ə:] [ə]short form corn born forwork world worm word worsttractor doctor actor sector senior senator 20) oor [ɔ:] [ʊə]door floormoor poor boor21) our [aʊə] [ɔ:]hour flour lourpour court four mourn22) ou [aʊ] [ʌ] [ə]house mouth mouse sound found enough trouble touchdelicious gracious prosperous23) ow [əʊ] [aʊ]window meadow know show lownow town how down cow24) se [z] [s]nose suppose lose posemouse house goose rose25) th [θ] [ð]thank think thought clothclothes that this then than26) sion [ʃən] [ʒən]Propulsion tension progression passionprotrusion provision conclusion television27) tion [ʃən ] [tʃən](不常见)station nation translation attention question6 关于语音的几个概念:音素: 音的最小单位,英语中有48 个音素.音节: 由元音和辅音构成的发音单位.元音: 发音响亮,是乐音,口腔中气流不受阻碍,是音节的主要组成部分.英语中有20 个元音. 辅音: 发音不响亮,是噪音,口腔中气流受到阻碍,不是音节的重要组成部分,英语中有28 个辅音.开音节: 1)辅音+元音+辅音+不发音的e kite cake name bike make take home plane shine2)辅音+元音he hi go no do be tree three hello闭音节: 1)辅音+元音+辅音sit bed bad bag hot hop let mad map head2)元音+辅音it is of in on up out ant。
2020年最新人教部编版小学英语单词大全(1-6年级)
2020年最新人教部编版小学英语单词大全（1-6年级）序号COLOUR（颜色）音标释义1blue blu:蓝色（的）2green grin绿色（的）3red red红色（的）4yellow jeləu黄色（的）5orangeˈɔːrindʒ橘色（的）6purple pə:pl紫色（的）7white wait白色（的）8black blæk黑色（的）9brown braun棕色（的）10pink piŋk粉红色（的）序号ANIMALS（动物）音标释义1chickenˈtʃɪkɪn鸡2roosterˈruːstər鸡；公鸡3cow kau奶牛4duck dʌk鸭子5pig pig猪6cat kæt猫7dog dog狗8goat gəut山羊9sheepʃi:p绵羊10bird bə:d鸟11rabbit'ræbit兔子12donkeyˈdɑːŋki驴子13mouse maus老鼠14horse hɔ:s马15snake sneik蛇16lionˈlaiən狮子17tigerˈtaigə老虎18elephantˈelifənt大象19kangaroo kæŋgəˈru:袋鼠20monkeyˈmʌŋki猴子21wolf wulf狼22camel'kæml骆驼23ostrichˈɑːstrɪtʃ鸵鸟24giraffe dʒi'rɑ:f长颈鹿25panda'pænd熊猫26zebraˈziːbrə斑马27dragonˈdræɡən龙28wing wɪŋ翅膀29feather ˈfeðər 羽毛30fur fɜːr 皮毛31pawspɔːz 爪子32tailtel 尾巴序号TRANSPORTATION（交通工具）音标释义1bikebaik 自行车2wheel wiːl 车轮3tire ˈtaiər 车胎4chain tʃen 车链5bell bɛl 铃铛6car kɑːr 小汽车7truck trʌk 卡车8bus bʌs 公共汽车9cab kæb 出租车10taxi ˈtæksi 出租车11airplane ˈerplein 飞机12train treɪn 火车13boat bot 船14shipʃɪp 轮船序号NUMBERS（数字）音标释义1number ˈnʌmbər 数字2zero ˈzɪroʊ零3one wʌn 一4two tuː二5three θriː三6four fɔːr 四7five faɪv 五8six sɪks 六9seven ˈsevn 七10eight eɪt 八11nine naɪn 九12ten ten 十13eleven ɪˈlevn 十一14twelve twelv 十二15thirteen ˌθɜːrˈtiːn 十三16fourteen ˌfɔːrˈtiːn 十四17fifteen ˌfɪfˈtiːn 十五18sixteen ˌsɪksˈtiːn 十六19seventeen ˌsevnˈtiːn 十七20eighteen ˌeɪˈtiːn 十八21nineteen ˌnaɪnˈtiːn 十九22twentyˈtwenti二十23thirtyˈθɜːrti三十24fortyˈfɔːrti四十25fiftyˈfɪfti五十26sixtyˈsɪksti六十27seventyˈsevnti七十28eightyˈeɪti八十29ninetyˈnaɪnti九十30one hundredˈhʌndrəd一百31nine hundred九百32one thousandˈθaʊznd一千33tenthousand一万34first fɜːrst第一35secondˈsekənd , sɪˈkɑːnd第二36thirdθɜːrd第三37fourth fɔːrθ第四38fifth fɪfθ第五39sixth sɪksθ第六40seventhˈsevnθ第七41eighth eɪtθ第八42ninth naɪnθ第九43tenth tɛnθ第十序号TIME （时间）音标释义1year jɪr年2time taɪm时间3day deɪ天4week wiːk周5morningˈmɔːrnɪŋ早上6noon nuːn中午7eveningˈiːvnɪŋ晚上8night naɪt夜晚9today təˈdeɪ今天10tomorrow təˈmɑːroʊ明天11birthdayˈbɜːrθdeɪ生日12holidayˈhɑːlədeɪ假日；节日13Christmasˈkrɪsməs圣诞节序号THE DAYS OF THE WEEK（星期几）音标释义1Mondayˈmʌndeɪ星期一2Tuesdayˈtuːzdeɪ星期二3Wednesdayˈwenzdeɪ星期三4Thursdayˈθɜːrzdeɪ星期四5Fridayˈfraɪdeɪ星期五6Saturdayˈsætərdeɪ星期六7Sundayˈsʌndeɪ星期日序号season （季节）音标释义1seasonˈsiːzn季节2spring sprɪŋ春天3summerˈsʌmər夏天4fall fɔːl秋天5winterˈwɪntər冬天序号ABOUT WEATHER （天气）音标释义1cold koʊld冷的2warm wɔːrm温暖的3hot hɑːt热的4snowyˈsnoʊi下雪的5rainyˈreɪni下雨的6sunnyˈsʌni晴朗的7windyˈwɪndi刮风的8cloudyˈklaʊdi多云的序号MONTHS OF THE YEAR （月份）音标释义1Januaryˈdʒænjueri一月2Februaryˈfebrueri二月3March mɑːrtʃ三月4April ˈeɪprəl四月5May meɪ五月6June dʒuːn六月7July dʒuˈlaɪ七月8Augustˈɔːɡəst八月9September sepˈtembər九月10Octoberɑːkˈtoʊbər十月11November noʊˈvembər十一月12December dɪˈsembər十二月序号FAMILY（家庭成员）音标释义1familyˈfæməli家庭2fatherˈfɑːðər爸爸3dad dæd爸爸4motherˈmʌðər妈妈5mum mʌm妈妈6auntænt姨/姑妈7uncleˈʌŋkl叔/舅舅8cousinˈkʌzn表兄妹9nephewˈnefjuː侄子10niece niːs侄女11brotherˈbrʌðər哥/弟12sisterˈsɪstər姐/妹13daughterˈdɔːtər女儿14son sʌn儿子15grandpaˈɡrændˌpɑ爷爷/姥爷16grandmaˈɡrændˌmɑ奶奶/姥姥序号HOME（家）音标释义1home hoʊm家2bathroomˈbæθruːm卫生间3bed bed床4bedroomˈbedruːm卧室5kitchenˈkɪtʃɪn厨房6living room客厅7room ruːm房间8house haʊs房子9door dɔːr门10windowˈwɪndoʊ窗户11bathroomˈbæθruːm浴室12bathtubˈbæθtʌb浴缸13ceilingˈsiːlɪŋ天花板14dish dɪʃ盘子15refrigerator rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtər电冰箱16sink sɪŋk洗涤槽17stove stoʊv炉灶18toiletˈtɔɪlət厕所19wall wɔːl墙20lamp læmp灯21lights laɪts灯；饰灯22closetˈklɑːzɪt橱柜23dresserˈdrɛsɚ化妆台24showerˈʃaʊər淋浴25couch kaʊtʃ长沙发26towelˈtaʊəl毛巾序号SCHOOL（学校）音标释义1school skuːl学校2book bʊk书3chair tʃer椅子4class klæs班5desk desk书桌6studentˈstuːdnt学生7teacherˈtiːtʃər老师8officeˈɑːfɪs办公室9gym dʒɪm体育馆10classroomˈklæsruːm教室11blackboardˈblækbɔːrd黑板12school bus bʌs校车13lights laɪts灯14lessonˈlesn课15card kɑːrd卡片16book bʊk书17notebookˈnoʊtbʊk笔记本18paperˈpeɪpər纸张19pencilˈpensl铅笔20pencil case keɪs笔袋21pen pen钢笔22eraserɪˈreɪsər橡皮23rulerˈruːlər尺子24markerˈmɑːrkər水彩笔25scissorsˈsɪzərz剪子26envelopeˈenvəloʊp信封27stamp stæmp 邮票28glueɡluː胶水序号CLOTHES（衣物）音标释义1blouse blaʊs女式衬衫2clothes kloʊðz衣服3dress dres连衣裙4pants pænts裤子5shirtʃɜːrt衬衣6shortsʃɔːrts短裤7skirt skɜːrt短裙8T-shirt T恤衫9socks sɑːks袜子10pajamas pə'dʒæməz睡衣11glovesɡ'lʌvz手套12boots buːts靴子13jacketˈdʒækɪt夹克14scarf skɑːrf围巾15sweaterˈswetər毛衣16swimsuitˈswɪmsut女式游泳衣17sandals sændlz凉鞋；拖鞋18mittens'mɪtnz连指手套序号BODYPARTS（身体部位）音标释义1bodyˈbɑːdi身体2armɑːrm胳膊3earɪr耳朵4eye aɪ眼睛5face feɪs脸6foot fʊt脚7hand hænd手8head hed头9leg leɡ腿10mouth maʊθ , maʊð嘴巴11nose noʊz鼻子12elbowˈelboʊ胳膊肘13fingerˈfɪŋɡər手指14shoulderˈʃoʊldər肩膀15stomachˈstʌmək胃；肚子16knee niː膝盖17toe toʊ脚趾18ankleˈæŋkl脚踝19wrist rɪst手腕序号PEOPLE（人物）音标释义1peopleˈpiːpl人们2boy bɔɪ男孩3girlɡɜːrl女孩4Chineseˌtʃaɪˈniːz中国人5doctorˈdɑːktər医生6friend frend朋友7neighborˈnebɚ邻居8cashier kæˈʃɪr出纳员9clerk klɜːrk办事员10waitressˈweɪtrəs女服务员11waiterˈweɪtər男服务员12actor ˈæktər男演员13actressˈæktrəs女演员14businessmanˈbɪznəsmæn商人15businesswomanˈbɪznɪswʊmən女商人16judge dʒʌdʒ法官17babyˈbeɪbi婴儿18child tʃaɪld孩子19childrenˈtʃɪldrən孩子们20man mæn男人21men men男人们22womanˈwʊmən女人23womenˈ'wɪmɪn女人们24Santa 'sæntə圣诞老人25singerˈsɪŋər歌手序号ABOUT FOOD（食物）音标释义1breakfastˈbrekfəst早餐2supperˈsʌpər晚餐3lunch lʌntʃ中餐4meat miːt肉5pork pɔːrk猪肉6chickenˈtʃɪkɪn鸡肉7beef biːf牛肉8lamb læm羊羔肉9cookiesˈkukiz饼干10flourˈflaʊər面粉11sugarˈʃʊɡər糖12egg eɡ鸡蛋13snack snæk零食；小吃14oilɔɪl油15salt sɔːlt盐序号ABOUT PLACE（地点）音标释义1cornerˈkɔːrnər角落2park pɑːrk公园3playgroundˈpleɪɡraʊnd操场4shopʃɑːp商店5world wɜːrld世界6countryˈkʌntri国家7cityˈsɪti城市8Chinaˈtʃaɪnə中国9Canadaˈkænədə加拿大10hall hɔːl大厅11hotel hoʊˈtel旅馆12street striːt街道13restaurantˈrestrɑːnt餐馆14marketˈmɑːrkɪt市场15mall mɔːl商业街16officeˈɑːfɪs办公室序号NATURE（自然界）音标释义1sky skaɪ天空2cloud klaʊd云3beach biːtʃ海滩4boat boʊt船5car kɑːr小汽车6lake leɪk湖7oceanˈoʊʃn海洋8wind wɪnd , waɪnd风9mountainˈmaʊntn山脉10rock rɑːk岩石11tree triː树12riverˈrɪvər小河13grassɡræs草14flowerˈflaʊər花15leaves livz树叶16farm fɑːrm农场17field fiːld田地18mud mʌd泥19pond pɑːnd池塘20sand sænd沙子21rose roʊz玫瑰22star stɑːr星星23sun sʌn太阳24snow snoʊ雪；下雪25rain reɪn雨；下雨26snowballˈsnoʊbɔl雪球27snowmanˈsnoʊmæn雪人28wind wɪnd , waɪnd风序号SHAPES（形状）音标释义1shapeʃeɪp形状2circleˈsɜːrkl圆；圆圈3line laɪn直线4rectangleˈrektæŋɡl长方形5square skwer方形6triangleˈtraɪæŋɡl三角形序号OTHE NOUNS （其他名词）音标释义1fun fʌn乐趣2addressəˈdres地址3letterˈletər信4song sɔːŋ歌曲5umbrellaʌmˈbrelə雨伞6thingθɪŋ东西7e-mail iː meɪl电子邮件8card kɑːrd卡片9ticketˈtɪkɪt票；车票10trip trɪp旅行11flag flæɡ旗子12partyˈpɑːrti聚会；晚会13storyˈstɔːri故事14zeroˈzɪroʊ零度15surprise sərˈpraɪz惊喜16computer kəmˈpjuːtər计算机17toy tɔɪ玩具18violinˌvaɪəˈlɪn小提琴19cameraˈkæmərə照相机20film fɪlm胶卷21pictureˈpɪktʃər图片；照片22postcardˈpoʊstkɑːrd明信片23giftɡɪft礼物24movieˈmuːvi电影25musicˈmjuːzɪk音乐26wall wɔːl墙；城墙序号ADJECTIVE（形容词）音标释义1cold koʊld冷的2happyˈhæpi高兴的3hot hɑːt热的4hungryˈhʌŋɡri饿的5sad sæd伤心的6thirstyˈθɜːrsti渴的7old oʊld老的8young jʌŋ年轻的9delicious dɪˈlɪʃəs好吃的10favouriteˈfeɪvərɪt最喜爱的11lovelyˈlʌvli可爱的12new nuː新的13nice naɪs好的14poor pʊr可怜的15late leɪt晚的16shortʃɔːrt矮的17tall tɔːl高的18famousˈfeɪməs有名的19right raɪt正确的20wrong rɔːŋ错误的21bad bæd坏的22beautifulˈbjuːtɪfl漂亮的23best best最好的24betterˈbetər更好的25Chineseˌtʃaɪˈniːz中国的26westernˈwestərn西方的27specialˈspeʃl特别的28last læst上一个29next nekst下一个30easyˈiːzi容易的31fast fæst快速的32hard hɑːrd困难的33loud laʊd响亮的34quick kwɪk快速的35quietˈkwaɪət安静的36slow sloʊ缓慢的序号ADVERB（副词）音标释义1once wʌns一次2well wel好3together təˈɡeðər一起4neverˈnevər从来没有5sometimesˈsʌmtaɪmz有时6alwaysˈɔːlweɪz一直；总是7loudlyˈlaʊdlɪ响亮地8quicklyˈkwɪkli快速地9quietly ˈkwaɪətli安静地10slowlyˈsloʊli缓慢地11earlyˈɜːrli早早地12finallyˈfaɪnəli最后地13soon suːn不久；将来14thenðen然后；那么15veryˈveri非常序号VERBS（动词）音标释义1draw drɔː画2hear hɪr听见3know noʊ知道4showʃoʊ给……看5walk wɔːk走6listenˈlɪsn听7meet miːt遇见8miss mɪs想念/丢失9minusˈmaɪnəs减10need niːd需要11plus plʌs加12put pʊt放13smell smel嗅；闻14take teɪk拿；带走15write raɪt写16wear wer穿（衣服）17eat iːt吃18find faɪnd发现；找到19goɡoʊ走；去20help help帮助21learn lɜːrn学习；学会22like laɪk喜欢23love lʌv爱；热爱24play pleɪ玩25see siː看见26sleep sliːp睡觉27read riːd读28buy baɪ买29arriveəˈraɪv到达30come kʌm来31hurt hɜːrt伤害；刺痛32jump dʒʌmp跳33leave liːv离开34look lʊk看；瞧35point pɔɪnt指向36run rʌn跑37lie laɪ躺下38send send送；寄出39sit sɪt坐40stand stænd站立41went wɛnt go的过去式42bring brɪŋ带来43cook kʊk烹调，做饭44dry draɪ擦干45fall fɔːl摔倒46giveɡɪv给47inviteɪnˈvaɪt , ˈɪnvaɪt邀请48openˈoʊpən打开49skate skeɪt滑冰50ski skiː滑雪51thinkθɪŋk想；认为52visitˈvɪzɪt参观；访问53wash wɑːʃ洗54begin bɪˈɡɪn开始55call kɔːl打电话56carryˈkæri搬运57fly flaɪ放飞58forget fərˈɡet忘记59miss mɪs想念60skip skɪp蹦跳61swim swɪm游泳62remember rɪˈmembər记得；想起63ring rɪŋ（电话铃声）响64tell tel告诉65wake weɪk叫醒66will wɪl将；会67clean kliːn打扫68teach tiːtʃ教69visitˈvɪzɪt参观；访问70watch wɑːtʃ观看序号PRON（代词）音标释义1I aɪ我2me mi我（宾格）3you jə你；你们4he hi , hiː他5sheʃi她6theyðeɪ他们；她们7theirðer他们的；她们的8my maɪ我的9your jʊr你的10themðəm他们；她们（宾格）11mine maɪn我的12yours jərz你的13thatðæt , ðət那；那个14theseðiːz这些15thisðɪs这；这个16thoseðoʊz那些17some səm , sʌm一些18anyˈeni任何一个19allɔːl全部，都20somethingˈsʌmθɪŋ某物21everyˈɛvri每个序号DIRECTION&PREPOSITION （方位音标释义介词）1beside bɪˈsaɪd在……旁边2aboveəˈbʌv在……上面3below bɪˈloʊ在……下面4from frəm从……来5underˈʌndər在……下面6with wɪð用；和7near nɪr附近8insideˌɪnˈsaɪd（在）里面9outsideˌaʊtˈsaɪd , ˈaʊtsaɪd（在）外面10behind bɪˈhaɪnd在……后面11top tɑːp顶部12bottomˈbɑːtəm底部13left left左边14right raɪt右边15east iːst东边16south saʊθ南边17west west西边18north nɔːrθ北边19aroundəˈraʊnd在……周围20in the middle of在……中间21in front of在……前面22from to从…到23next to紧挨着24towards tɔːrdz朝……向……序号NOUN PHRASERS 名词短语音标释义1movie theatre电影院2traffic lights交通灯3grocery store杂货店4department store百货商店5book department书店6toy department玩具部7clothes shop服装店8bicycle shop自行车店9office building办公大楼10apartment building公寓楼11swimming pool游泳池12radio show广播电台13TV show电视节目14ice cream冰激凌15bus stop公共汽车站序号VERB PHRASES 动词短语音标释义1turn right右转2turn left左转3turn off关掉4turn on打开5turn around转圈6walk forward向前走7walk backward向后走8go straight径直走9go up the stairs上楼10go down the stair下楼11take off脱掉12put on穿上；戴上13stay at home呆在家14go to school上学15answer the phone call接电话16 on the phone打电话17hung up the phone挂断电话18look like看起来像19make a call拨电话20talk on the phone在通话21talk to和……说话。
陕西省西安市高新一中初级中学2024-2025学年九年级上学期英语开学考试题
2024~2025 学年度第一学期综合素质评价（一）九年级英语*温馨提示:请同学们养成认真书写的习惯,保持卷面干净整洁。
第一卷（共45分）I.单项选择（共20小题,计20分）本题共有20个小题,请从每个小题的四个选项中,选出一个最佳答案。
1. Tom volunteered to help__________blind last summer. What__________amazing experience he had!A. the; anB. an; anC.the; aD. a; an2. —Liu Yifei has acted__________2002.—So she has been an actress__________22 years.A. for, sinceB.for, forC. since; forD. since; since3. Every year, __________of tourists choose__________totakeaholiday.A. thousand; FranceB. thousands; FranceC. thousand; FrenchD. thousands; French4. The disabled man__________get lost easily, but now he__________following his guide dog.A. is used to; used toB. is used to; is used toC. used to; is used toD. used to; used. to5. The doctor was still__________with all the__________even if he worked for a long time.A. impatient; patienceB. patient; patientsC. impatient; patientsD. patient; patience6. Tony asked me for some__________on how to improve spoken English. I suggested him__________toEnglish Corner as often as possible.A. advice; goingB. suggestion; to goC. advices; goingD. suggestions; to go7. All the tourists__________their heads to watch the sun__________at the top of Mount Hua.A. raised; risingB. rose; raisingC. raised; raisingD. rose; rising8. The Nile is longer than__________river, and the Yangtze River is the second__________river in the world.A. the other; longB. any other; longestC. any other, longD. the other; longest9. The volunteers__________the best service__________the players in the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou.A. provided; withB. offered; forC. provided; forD. offered; with10. Brazilian women's volleyball team__________the other teams and__________the 2024 worldchampionship.A. won; beatB. beat; beatC. won; wonD. beat; won11. —The exchange students from Singapore__________Shaanxi History Museum two days ago.—Wow. As a local person, I have never__________there before.A. visited; goneB. have visited; goneC. visited; beenD. have visited; been12. Bolt ran__________fast__________no runners could catch up with him inthe 100-meter race.A: too; to B. so; that C. such; that D. enough; to13. The fireman has__________just for an hour last night, __________have his partners.A. fallen asleep; soB. been asleep; soC. fallen asleep; neitherD. been asleep; neither14. Bell__________the telephone in the past. And people__________this invention for hundreds of years.A. invented; usedB.discovered; have usedC. invented; have usedD. discovered; used15. Last weekend, we saw many people__________on the grassland and they__________out their snacks on acloth.A. laying; laidB. lying; liedC. lying; laidD. laying; lied16. __________I have difficulties in life, my parents will__________me to face bravely.A. Whenever; encourageB. Whatever; courageC. Whenever; courageD. Whatever; encourage17. Confucius is regarded__________one of the greatest thinkers. Our school is considering__________upagroup tofurther study the thoughts of him.A. as; to setB. for; to setC. as; settingD. for; setting18. He was reading a story__________to his little son when suddenly there was a__________noise outside thewindow.A. aloud; loudB. aloud; aloudC. loudly; loudD. loudly; aloud19. I wondered__________with my English. If she__________me, I will thank her a lot.A. if she can help; can helpB. if she could help; will helpC. whether she can help; helpsD. whether she could help; helps20. —I always make some mistakes in grammar.—__________. I will help you.A. Hurry upB. My pleasureC. No problemD. Never mindⅡ. 完形填空（共10小题, 计10分）阅读下面短文, 按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案, 使短文连贯完整。
大学生英语演讲比赛稿带翻译6篇
大学生英语演讲比赛稿带翻译6篇大学生英语演讲比赛稿带翻译 (1) Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen:Today I would like to begin with a story. There was once a physicaltherapist who traveled all the way from America to Africa to do a censusabout mountain gorillas. These gorillas are a main attraction to touristsfrom all over the world; this put them severely under threat of poachingand being put into the zoo. She went there out of curiosity, but what shesaw strengthened her determination to devote her whole life to fightingfor those beautiful creatures. She witnessed a scene, a scene taking usto a place we never imaged we've ever been, where in the very depth ofthe African rainforest, surrounded by trees, flowers and butterflies, themother gorillas cuddled their babies.Yes, that's a memorable scene in one of my favorite movies, calledGorillas in the Mist, based on a true story of Mrs. Diana Fossey, who spentmost of her lifetime in Rwanda to protect the ecoenvironment there untilthe very end of her life.To me, the movie not only presents an unforgettable scene but alsoacts as a timeless reminder that we should not develop the tourist industryat the cost of our eco-environment.Today, we live in a world of prosperity but still threatened by somany new problems. On the one hand, tourism, as one of the most promisingindustries in the 21st century, provides people with the great opportunityto see everything there is to see and to go any place there is to go. Ithas become a lifestyle for some people, and has turned out to be the drivingforce in GDP growth. It has the magic to turn a backward town into awonderland of prosperity. But on the other hand, many problems can occur- natural scenes aren't natural anymore. Deforestation to heat lodges are devastating Nepal. Oil spills from tourist boats are polluting Antarctica. Tribal people are forsaking their native music and dress to listen to U2 on Walkman and wear Nike and Reeboks.All these appalling facts have brought us to the realization that we can no longer stand by and do nothing, because the very thought of it has been eroding our resources. Encouragingly, the explosive growth of global travel has put tourism again in the spotlight, which is why the United Nations has made 20xx the year of ecotourism, for the first time to bring to the world's attention the benefits of tourism, but also its capacity to destroy our ecoenvironment.Now every year, many local ecoenvironmental protection organizations are receiving donations - big notes, small notes or even coins - from housewives, plumbers, ambulance drivers, salesmen, teachers, children and invalids. Some of them cannot afford to send the money but they do. These are the ones who drive the cabs, who nurse in hospitals, who are suffering from ecological damage in their neighborhood. Why? Because they care. Because they still want their Mother Nature back. Because they know it still belongs to them.This kind of feeling that I have, ladies and gentlemen, is when it feels like it, smells like it, and looks like it , it's all coming from a scene to be remembered, a scene to recall and to cherish.The other night, as I saw the moon linger over the land and before it was sent into the invisible, my mind was filled with songs. I found myself humming softly, not to the music, but to something else, someplace else, a place remembered, a place untouched, a field of grass where no one seemed to have been except the deer.And no matter who we are, what we do and where we go, in our minds,there's always a scene to remember, a scene worth our effort to protectit and fight for it.Thank you very much.大学生英语演讲比赛稿带翻译 (2) Once upon a time, there was an island where all the feelings lived:Happiness, Sadness, Knowledge, and all of the others, including Love. Oneday it was announced to the feelings that the island would sink, so allconstructed boats and left. Except for Love.Love was the only one who stayed. Love wanted to hold out until thelast possible moment.When the island had almost sunk, Love decided to ask for help.Richness was passing by Love in a grand boat. Love said,"Richness,can you take me with you?"Richness answered, "No, I can't. There is a lot of gold and silverin my boat. There is no place here for you."Love decided to ask Vanity who was also passing by in a beautifulvessel. "Vanity, please help me!""I can't help you, Love. You are all wet and might damage my boat,"Vanity answered.Sadness was close by so Love asked, "Sadness, let me go with you.""Oh . . . Love, I am so sad that I need to be by myself!"Happiness passed by Love, too, but she was so happy that she did noteven hear when Love called her.Suddenly, there was a voice, "Come, Love, I will take you." It wasan elder. So blessed and overjoyed, Love even forgot to ask the elder wherethey were going. When they arrived at dry land, the elder went her ownway. Realizing how much was owed the elder, Love asked Knowledge, anotherelder, "Who Helped me?""It was Time," Knowledge answered."Time?" asked Love. "But why did Time help me?"Knowledge smiled with deep wisdom and answered, "Because only Timeis capable of understanding how valuable Love is."大学生英语演讲比赛稿带翻译 (3) Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today I want to tell you a storyabout one of my friends, a lovely and smart girl who is always ready tohelp others. Being our grade leader, she is good at both work and study.In many people's opinion, she is excellent and perfect. But one day shetold me she was gloomy and insecure. People around her considered heroutstanding and flawless, thinking she could handle everything. But themore she thought about herself, the more disappointed she became. Shefound that she was far from perfection. Last week, she didn’t do wellin her French quiz, and the day before yesterday, she was late for aconference. She felt depressed and frustrated, because she failed to bea perfect girl without any mistakes.I was surprised to hear that for I thought she had every reason tobe confident. However, the expectation of perfection has become a burdento her. I told her no one could be perfect and I suggested she find herown position.In fact, people are so eager to be perfect that they demand too muchof themselves. They want to be special and unique, and they want to haveno defects or weaknesses. However, we can never avoid mistakes and errors.It’s impossible for us to be a superman or a superwoman. No matter howsuccessful we are, there are always some flaws. If we hold that everythingshould be perfect, we would be overcritical.My friend now has changed her attitude. She accepts her shortcomingsbut still keeps a positive outlook. She is even more active and doesn’t allow the mistakes to hinder her pursuit of excellence. And I think that’s the way we should be!That’s all. Thank you!没有人可以完美无缺女士们、先生们，大家早上好!今天我想给大家讲一个我朋友的故事。
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Text by Zhou XiaChinese Womenin the Director’s ChairC E N T R A LFemale film directors remain relatively rare worldwide. Empowering more women to make their mark in the film industry and understanding the relationship between women and the industry have been hotly discussed topics.Female directors and their works have recently drawn attention around the world. Almost all international film festivals now have a special section for movies directed by women as part of efforts to advance the sustainable develop-ment of female directors.From 2021 to 2022, millennial female directors consecutively won the Golden Palm Award at the Cannes Film Festival, the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival, and the Golden Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival. Presently, women direc-tors are riding an unprecedented global sensation, heralding a golden age for films by females. In this context, rookie female directors have also mushroomedin China to grab impressive box office revenues and artistic output. In particular, Hi, Mom , the direc-torial debut by Chinese comedian and actress Jia Ling, had raked in more than 5.4 billion yuan (about US $850 million) as of April 10, 2021. The figure made Jia the highest-grossing female director of all time, surpassing Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman . “Post-90s” female director Shao Yihui’s debut, B for Busy , was highly acclaimed for its explora-tion of women’s position in the contemporary era. The remarkable achievements of such directors testify to the rise of woman power in the film sector. Meanwhile, the expansion of the group of women directors is silently changing the ecosystem of film.Left September 8, 2020: Ann Hui (right), a renowned director from China’s Hong Kong, poses for a photo with Australian-American actress Cate Blanchett at the 77th Venice Film Festival. Ann Hui became the world’s first female director to win the Golden Lion Award for Lifetime Achievement at the film festival, and Blanchett presented the award to her. ICRight Rene Liu (left) and Sylvia Chang have a conversation at the 2021 reality show Searching for Youth . A famous director and actress from China’s Taiwan, Sylvia Chang has created several female-themed films. Rene Liu, also from Taiwan, played the protagonist in Chang’s Siao Yu in 1995, and she has now becomea director herself. ICC E N T R A LFew women were amongthe first and second genera-tions of Chinese directors before 1949. Around the third gener-ation, women directors beganto emerge. Most were former actresses lacking formal filmmak-ing education. They learned on set by watching the filmmakers directing them.Since the launch of China’s reform and opening up in 1978, more than 50 excellent female directors have emerged, adding more flavor to the country’s third, fourth, and fifth gener-ations of film directors. They created more than 150 moviesin the 1980s and 1990s, some of which won prizes at international film festivals, demonstrating the unique charm of Chinese female directors to the world.It should be noted that rapid development of film educationin China resulted in most female directors from the fourth gener-ation emerging from schools like Beijing Film Academy and the Central Academy of Drama. As the first group of Chinese directors to receive intensive formal education on film in college, they were differ-ent from their predecessors. They also kindled the boom of female directors in the new era. Their films covered a variety of subjects including wars, industrial devel-opment, rural areas, and reforms, showcasing bolder, avant-garde traits in terms of aesthetic concepts and technique upgrading.In 1979, Chinese female direc-tor Zhang Nuanxin and her husband Li Tuo, an eminent scholar, co-authored the essay “On the Modernization of FilmLanguage,” which is still consid-ered the “guiding principles” forexperimental films after exertingfar-reaching influence on subse-quent film concepts and creations,both directly and indirectly.Zhang’s subsequent movies suchas The Drive to Win (1981) andGood Morning, Beijing (1990)embodied her film theory andfocused on stories of ChineseSince the turn of the 21st century, more and more female directors have emerged in China. Here are some representatives of them: Li Yu (upper left, born in 1973), Xu Jinglei (lower left, born in 1974), Yang Mingming (upper right, born in 1987), and Shao Yihui (lower right, born in 1991).women. For instance, The Driveto Win follows a player on theChinese women’s volleyball teamwho never gives up despite painsand failures, and Good Morning,Beijing tells the love story of afemale Beijing bus conductorduring the early days of China’sreform and opening up. In bothmovies, director Zhang focusedon the struggles of the protago-nists in unique eras.to direct soon after graduation,and created a number of female-themed movies. For example,Women’s Story (1987) directedby Peng Xiaolian depicts threerural women seeking jobs incities during the early days ofChina’s reform and opening up.Li Shaohong’s Baober in Love(2004) follows a city girl suffer-ing from hypochondria, andthe director used unique visuallanguage to depict the protago-nist’s inner world.Since the turn of the 21stcentury, China’s film industryhas witnessed fast growth. Thepopularity of digital technologyand the internet has changed theenvironment for film produc-tion significantly, and the markethas seized a bigger say in evalu-ating films than critics from theperspective of artistic aesthet-ics. In this context, the landscapeof movies directed by women hasalso undergone huge changes.Many females who started asactresses, writers, screenwriters,scholars, and crew began to directfilms. Among them were actress-turned directors Xu Jinglei,Zhang Ziyi, and Yang Lina, aswell as Li Yu and Dai Wei whostarted in television. They createdmany excellent films that wonprizes both at home and abroad.In recent years, a numberof female directors born in the1980s and 1990s are on the rise.Preliminary statistics show thatover the past two decades, nearly50 Chinese female directors havepresented more than 30 movieswith box office revenue surpassing100 million yuan (about US$15.71 During the 1980s and 1990s, Chinese female directors created moviescovering a variety of subjects and showcasing bolder, avant-garde traitsin terms of aesthetic concepts. The upper is a still from The Drive to Win(1981), and the lower is a still from Women’s Story (1987).courtesy of the authorGhost Love (1987), directed byHuang Shuqin, is a representativeof Chinese female-themed moviesof its era. Based on the true storyof traditional opera actress PeiYanling, the film depicts howeven a successful actress had tograpple with various roadblocksas a female. In the movie, Huangused symbolism and metaphorsto showcase inner feminine agonyand struggle hardly seen in previ-ous films directed by women.Her 1995 essay “Female-themedFilms: A Special Perspective”was dubbed the “manifesto ofChinese female-themed movies.”It featured a comprehensive andinsightful reflection on Chinesefemale directors and their feministawareness as well as female-themed movies, which tend to besated with critical spirit.The fifth-generation femaledirectors were among the firstgraduates from the Departmentof Directing of Beijing FilmAcademy after China resumedcollege entrance examinationsin 1977. They seized chancesC E N T R A LFemale directors and their works have drawn greater attention around the world. The upper is a still from Chinese female director Shao Yihui’s directorial debut B for Busy (2021), and the lower is a still from French female director Julia Ducournau’s Titane , which won the Golden Palm Award at the 74th Cannes Film Festival in 2021.million), evidencing their success in the market.Furthermore, contemporary Chinese female directors have been influenced, more or less, by feminist movements around the world. As a result, they have greater feminist consciousness, so their films tend to pinpoint the real living conditions and emotions of women, voices of women, and factors of women’s rights and interests. Just like their international counterparts, the movies Chinese women direct focus on current and practical social issues. For instance, Yang Lina’s Spring Tide contemplates the mental scars concealed by familial life through the stories of a girl, her mother, and grand-mother living under the same roof. The documentary Hard Love , directed by Dong Xueying, recorded the different states of five single women seeking love in cities.Film directing demands much both physically and intellectually. Female directors remain relatively rare worldwide. Empowering more women to make their mark in the film industry and under-standing the relationship between women and the industry have been hotly discussed topics. Ingeneral, female directors face more difficulties than their male counterparts in acquiring invest-ment and getting into cinemas. However, the situation female directors face today is already greatly improved as they gradu-ally shift from marginalized to mainstream. The films they create are increasingly diversified and booming in the market. Throughout the century-long history of Chinese film, female directors have always been around. Preliminary statis-tics show that the number of professional Chinese female directors including those living overseas now exceeds 180, and the figure keeps growing, which is rare around the world. Their success is inspiring more women to showcase their talents and individuality for the benefit of society. Chinese film is blossom-ing thanks to the endeavors of female directors.The author is a research fellow at theChina Film Art Research Center.。
小学1-6年级英语单词系统分类附音标完整版
【英语学习】小学1-6年级英语单词系统分类COLOUR (颜色)1. blue 蓝色（的）[blu:]2. green 绿色（的）[gri:n]3. red 红色（的）[red]4. yellow黄色（的）[ˈjeləʊ]5. orange橘色（的）[ˈɒrɪndʒ]6. purple紫色（的）[ˈpɜ:pl]7. white 白色（的）[waɪt]8. black 黑色（的）[blæk]9. brown 棕色（的）[braʊn]SCHOOL (学校)10. school 学校[sku:l]11. book 书[bʊk]12. chair 椅子[tʃeə(r)]13. class 班[klɑ:s]14. desk 书桌[desk]15. student 学生[ˈstju:dnt]16. teacher 老师['ti:tʃə]17. office 办公室['ɔ:fis]18. gym 体育馆[dʒim]19. classroom 教室['klɑ:srum]20. blackboard 黑板[ˈblækbɔ:d]21. school bus 校车[sku:l bʌs]22. lights 灯[laɪts]23. lesson 课[ˈlesn]24. card 卡片[kɑ:d] STATIONERY （文具）25. book 书[buk]26. notebook 笔记本[ˈnəʊtbʊk]27. paper 纸[ˈpeɪpə(r)]28. pencil 铅笔['pensl]29. pencil case 笔袋['penslkeis ]30. pen 钢笔[pen]31. eraser 橡皮[ i'reisə ]32. ruler 尺子['ru:lə]33. marker 水彩笔[ˈmɑ:kə(r)]34. scissors 剪子[ˈsɪzəz]35. envelope 信封[ˈenvələʊp]36. stamp 邮票[stæmp]37. glue 胶水[glu:]NUMBERS（数字）38. number 数字号码[ˈnʌmbə(r)]40. one 一[wʌn]41. two 二[tu:]42. three 三[θri:]43. four 四[fɔ:(r)]44. five 五[faɪv]45. six 六[sɪks]46. seven 七[ˈsevn]47. eight 八[eɪt]48. nine 九[naɪn]49. ten 十[ten]50. eleven 十一[ɪˈlevn]51. twelve 十二[twelv]52. thirteen 十三[ˌθɜ:ˈti:n]53. fourteen 十四[ˌfɔ:ˈti:n]54. fifteen 十五[ˌfɪfˈti:n]55. sixteen 十六[ˌsɪksˈti:n]56. seventeen 十七[ˌsevnˈti:n]57. eighteen 十八[ˌeɪˈti:n]58. nineteen 十九[ˌnaɪnˈti:n]59. twenty 二十[ˈtwenti]60. thirty 三十[ˈθɜ:ti]62. fifty 五十[ˈfɪfti]63. sixty 六十[ˈsɪksti]64. seventy 七十[ˈsevnti]65. eighty 八十[ˈeɪti]66. ninety 九十[ˈnaɪnti]67. one hundred 一百[wʌn ˈhʌndrəd]68. nine hundred 九百[naɪn ˈhʌndrəd]69. one thousand一千[wʌnˈθaʊznd]70. tenthousand 一万[tenˈθaʊznd]71. first 第一[fɜ:st]72. second第二[ˈsekənd]73. third 第三[θɜ:d]74. fourth第四[fɔ:θ]75. fifth 第五[fɪfθ]76. sixth 第六[sɪksθ]77. seventh第七[ˈsevnθ]78. eighth第八[eɪtθ]79. ninth 第九[naɪnθ]80. tenth 第十[tenθ] FAMILY (家庭)81. family 家庭[ˈfæməli]82. father 爸爸['fɑ:ðə]83. dad 爸爸[dæd]84. mother 妈妈['mʌðə]85. mum 妈妈[mɔm]86. aunt 姨[姑妈[ɑ:nt]87. uncle 叔[舅舅['ʌŋkl v]88. cousin 表兄妹['kʌzn]89. nephew 侄子[ˈnefju:]90. niece 侄女[ni:s]91. brother 哥[弟[ˈbrʌðə(r)]92. sister 姐[妹['sistə[93. daughter 女儿[ˈdɔ:tə(r)]94. son 儿子[sʌn]95. grandpa 爷爷[姥爷[ˈgrænpɑ:]96. grandma 奶奶[姥姥[ˈgrænmɑ:] BODYPARTS (身体部位)97. body 身体[ˈbɒdi]98. arm 胳膊[ɑ:m]99. ear 耳朵[ɪə(r)]100.eye 眼睛[aɪ]101.face 脸[feɪs]102.foot 脚[fʊt]103.hand 手[hænd]104.head 头[hed]105.leg 腿[leg]106.mouth 嘴[ mauθ ]107.nose 鼻子[ nəuz ]108.elbow 胳膊肘[ˈelbəʊ] 109.finger 手指[ 'fiŋgə]110.shoulder 肩膀[ˈʃəʊldə(r)] 111.stomach 肚子[ˈstʌmək] 112.knee 膝盖[ni:]113.toe 脚趾[təʊ]114.ankle 脚踝[ˈæŋkl] 115. wrist 手腕[rɪst]HOME (家)116.home 家[həʊm]117.bathroom 卫生间['bæθrum] 118.bed 床[bed]119.bedroom 卧室['bedrum] 120.kitchen 厨房['kitʃin] 121.living room 客厅[ 'liviŋ ru:m ] 122.room 房间[ru:m]123.house 房子[rəud]124.door 门[dɔ:]125.window 窗户['windəu]126.bathroom 浴室['bæθrum]127.bathtub 浴缸[ˈbɑ:θtʌb]128.ceiling 天花板[ˈsi:lɪŋ]129.dish 盘子[dɪʃ]130.refrigerator 电冰箱[rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtə(r)] 131.sink 洗涤槽[sɪŋk]132.stove 炉灶[stəʊv]133.toilet 厕所[ˈtɔɪlət]134.wall 墙[wɔ:l]mp 灯[læmp]136.lights 等;饰灯[laɪts]137.closet 橱柜[ˈklɒzɪt]138.dresser 化妆台[ˈdresə(r)] 139.shower 淋浴[ˈʃaʊə(r)]140.couch 长沙发[kaʊtʃ]141.towel 毛巾[ˈtaʊəl] CLOTHES (衣物)142.blouse 女衬衫[blaʊz] 143.clothes 衣服[kləʊðz] 144.dress 连衣裙[dres]145.pants 裤子[pænts]146.shirt 衬衣[ʃə:t]147.shorts 短裤[ʃɔ:ts]148. skirt 短裙[skə:t]149.T-shirt T恤衫[T-ʃə:t]150.socks 袜子[sɔks]151.pajamas 睡衣裤[pə'dʒɑ:məz] 152.gloves 手套[glʌvz]153.boots 靴子[bu:ts]154.jacket 夹克['dʒækit] 155.scarf 围巾[skɑ:f] 156.sweater 毛衣['swetə] 157.swimsuit 女式游泳衣[ˈswɪmsu:t] 158.sandals 凉鞋；拖鞋['sændl] 159.mittens 连指手套['mɪtnz] TIME （时间）160.year 年[jɪə(r)]161.time 时间[taɪm]162.day 天[deɪ]163.week 周[wi:k]164.morning 早上[ˈmɔ:nɪŋ] 165.noon 中午[nu:n]166.evening 晚上[ˈi:vnɪŋ]167. night 夜晚[naɪt]168.today 今天[təˈdeɪ]169. tomorrow 明天[təˈmɒrəʊ] 170.birthday n. 生日[ˈbɜ:θdeɪ] 171.holiday n. 假日；节日[ˈhɒlədeɪ] 172.Christmas n. 圣诞节[ˈkrɪsməs] THE DAYS OF THE WEEK 一周的日子173.Monday 星期一['mʌndei] 174.Tuesday 星期二['tju:zdi] 175.Wednesday 星期三[wenzdi] 176.Thursday 星期四['θə:zdi] 177.Friday 星期五 ['fraidi] 178.Saturday 星期六['sætədi] 179.Sunday 星期日['sʌndi] MONTHS OF THE YEAR 一年中的月份180.January 一月['dʒænjueri] 181.181.February 二月['februəri] 182.March 三月[mɑ:tʃ] 183.April 四月['eiprəl] 184.May 五月[mei] 185.June 六月[dʒu:n]186.July 七月[dʒu:'lai] 187.August 八月[ɔ:'gʌst] 188.September 九月[sep'tembə] 189.October 十月[ɔk'təubə] 190.November 十一月[nəu'vembə] 191.December 十二月[di'sembə] SEASONS（季节）192.season 季节[ˈsi:zn] 193.spring 春天[spriŋ] 194.summer 夏天['sʌmə] 195.fall 秋天[fɔ:l ] 196. winter冬天['wintə] PEOPLE（人物）197.people 人(们) [ˈpi:pl] 198.boy 男孩[ bɔi ] 199.girl 女孩[gə:l] 200.Chinese 中国人[ 'tʃai'ni:z] 201.doctor 医生['dɔktə] 202.friend 朋友[frend] 203.neighbor 邻居['neɪbə] 204.cashier 出纳员[kæˈʃɪə(r)] 205.clerk 办事员[klɑ:k]206.waitress 女服务员[ˈweɪtrəs] 207.waiter 男服务员[ˈweɪtə(r)] 208.actor 男演员[ˈæktə(r)] 209.actress 女演员[ˈæktrəs] 210.businessman商人[ˈbɪznəsmæn] 211.businesswoman女商人[ˈbɪznəsmæn] 212.judge 法官[dʒʌdʒ] 213.baby 婴儿['beibi] 214.child 孩子[tʃaɪld]215. children孩子们[ˈtʃɪldrən] 216.man 男人[mæn]217.men 男人们[men]218.woman 女人[ˈwʊmən] 219.women 女人们[ˈwɪmɪn] 220.Santa 圣诞老人['sæntə] 221.singer 歌手[ˈsɪŋə(r)] SHAPES （形状）222.shape 形状[ʃeɪp]223.circle 圆圈[ˈsɜ:kl]224.line 直线[laɪn]225.rectangle 长方形[ˈrektæŋgl] 226.square 方形[skweə(r)]227. triangle三角形[ˈtraɪæŋgl] ABOUT FOOD 食物228.breakfast 早饭['brekfəst ] 229.supper 晚饭[ˈsʌpə(r)] 230.lunch 午饭[lʌntʃ] 231.meat 肉[mi:t] 232.pork 猪肉[pɔ:k] 233.chicken 鸡肉['tʃikin] 234.beef 牛肉[bi:f] mb 羔羊肉[læm] 236.cookies 饼干['kukis] 237.flour 面粉[ˈflaʊə(r)] 238.sugar 糖[ˈʃʊgə(r)] 239.egg 鸡蛋[eg] 240.snack 小吃；零食[snæk] 241.flour 面粉[ˈflaʊə(r)] 242.oil 油[ɔɪl] 243.salt 盐[sɔ:lt] NATURE 自然界244.sky 天空[skai] 245.cloud 云[klaʊd] 246.beach 海滩[bi:tʃ]247.boat 船[bəut] ke 湖[leik] 249.ocean 海洋[ˈəʊʃn] 250.wind 风[waind] 251.mountain 山[ˈmaʊntən] 252.rock 岩石[rɒk] 253.tree 树[tri:] 254.river 河[ˈrɪvə(r)] 255.grass 草[grɑ:s] 256.flower 花[ˈflaʊə(r)] 257.leaves 树叶[li:vz] 258.farm 农场[fɑ:m] 259.field 田地[fi:ld] 260.mud 泥[mʌd] 261.pond 池塘[pɒnd] 262.sand 沙[sænd] 263.rose 玫瑰[rəʊz] 264.star 星星[stɑ:(r)] 265.sun 太阳[sʌn] 266. snow 下雪[snəʊ] 267. rain 下雨[reɪn] 268. wind 风[waind]ABOUT PLACE地点269.corner 角落[ˈkɔ:nə(r)] 270.park 公园[pɑ:k] 271.playground 游乐场[ˈpleɪgraʊnd] 272.shop 商店[ʃɒp]273.world 世界[wɜ:ld]274.country 乡村[ˈkʌntri]275.city 城市[ˈsɪti]276.China 中国['tʃaɪnə]277.Canada 加拿大['kænədə] 278.hall 大厅[hɔ:l]279.hotel 饭店;旅馆[həʊˈtel] 280.city 城市['siti]281.street 街道[stri:t]282.restaurant 餐馆[ˈrestrɒnt] 283.market 市场[ˈmɑ:kɪt] 284.mall 商业街[mɔ:l]285.office 办公室[ˈɒfɪs]OTHE NOUNS 其他名词286.fun 乐趣[fʌn]287.address 地址[əˈdres]288.letter 信[ˈletə(r)]289.song 歌曲[sɒŋ]290.umbrella 雨伞[ʌmˈbrelə] 291.thing 东西[θɪŋ]292.e-mail 电子邮件[ˈiːmeɪl]293.card 卡片[kɑ:d]294.ticket 车票[ˈtɪkɪt]295.trip 旅行[trɪp]296.flag 旗[flæg]297.party 晚会；聚会[ˈpɑ:ti]298.story 故事[ˈstɔ:ri]299.zero 零度[ˈzɪərəʊ]300.surprise 意外的惊喜[səˈpraɪz] 301.car 小汽车[kɑ:(r)]puter 计算机[kəmˈpju:tə(r)] 303.toy 玩具[tɔɪ]304.camera 照相机[ˈkæmərə] 305.film 胶卷[fɪlm]306.picture 照片[ˈpɪktʃə(r)] 307.postcard 明信片[ˈpəʊstkɑ:d] 308.gift 礼物[gɪft]309.movie 电影[ˈmu:vi] 310.music 音乐[ˈmju:zɪk]311.snowball 雪球[ˈsnəʊbɔ:l] 312.snowman 雪人[ˈsnəʊmæn] 313.wall 墙[wɔ:l] ADJECTIVE（形容词）314.cold 冷[kəʊld] 315.happy 高兴的[ˈhæpi] 316.hot 热的[hɒt] 317.hungry 饿的[ˈhʌŋgri] 318.sad 伤心的[sæd] 319.thirsty 渴的[ˈθɜ:sti] 320.old 老的[əʊld] 321.young 年轻的[jʌŋ] 322.delicious 好吃的[dɪˈlɪʃəs] 323.favourite 最喜爱的[ˈfeɪvərɪt] 324.lovely 可爱的[ˈlʌvli] 325.new 新的[nju:] 326.nice 好的[naɪs]327.poor 可怜的[pɔ:(r)]te 晚的[leɪt]329.short 矮[ʃɔ:t]330.tall 高[tɔ:l]331.famous 有名的[ˈfeɪməs]332.right 正确的[raɪt] 333.wrong 错误的[rɒŋ] 334.bad 坏的[bæd] 335.beautiful 漂亮的[ˈbju:tɪfl] 336.best 最好的[best] 337.better 最好的[ˈbetə(r)] 338.Chinese 中国的[ˌtʃaɪˈni:z] 339.western 西方的[ˈwestən] 340.special 特别的[ˈspeʃl] st 上一个[lɑ:st] 342.next 下一个[nekst] 343.easy 容易的[ˈi:zi] 344.fast 快;快速的[fɑ:st] 345.hard 难;困难的[hɑ:d] 346.loud 响亮的[laʊd] 347.quick 快速的[kwɪk] 348.quiet 安静的[ˈkwaɪət] 349.slow 缓慢的[sləʊ] ADVERB 副词350.once 一次[wʌns] 351.well 好[wel] 352.together 一起[təˈgeðə(r)]353.never 从来没有[ˈnevə(r)] 354.sometimes 有时[ˈsʌmtaɪmz] 355.always 总是；一直[ˈɔ:lweɪz] 356.loudly 响亮地[laʊdlɪ] 357.quickly 快速地[ˈkwɪkli] 358.quietly 安静地['kwaɪətlɪ] 359.slowly 缓慢地[ˈsləʊli] 360.early 早地[ˈɜ:li] 361.finally 最后[ˈfaɪnəli] 362.soon 不久[su:n] 363.then 然后；那么[ðen] 364.very 非常[ˈveri] ABOUT WEATHER 关于天气365.cold 冷的[kəʊld] 366.warm 温暖的[wɔ:m] 367.hot 热的[hɒt] 368.snowy 下雪的[ˈsnəʊi] 369.rainy 下雨的[ˈreɪni] 370.sunny 晴朗的[ˈsʌni]371.windy 刮风的[ˈwɪndi] 372. cloudy多云的. [ˈklaʊdi] VERBS（动词）373.draw 画[drɔ:] 374.hear 听见；听到[hɪə(r)] 375.know 知道[nəʊ] 376.show 给……看[ʃəʊ] 377.walk 走[wɔ:k] 378.listen 听[ˈlɪsn] 379.meet 见到；遇到[mi:t] 380.miss 丢掉[想念[mɪs] 381.minus 减[ˈmaɪnəs] 382.need 需要[ni:d] 383.plus 加[plʌs] 384.put 放[pʊt] 385.smell 闻[smel] 386.take 拿；带走[teɪk] 387.write 写[raɪt] 388.wear 穿[weə(r)] 389.eat 吃[i:t]390.find 找到[faɪnd] 391.go 去；走[gəʊ] 392.help 帮助[help] 393.learn 学习;学会[lɜ:n] 394.like 喜欢[laɪk]395.love 爱；热爱[lʌv] 396.play 玩[pleɪ] 397.see 看见[si:]398.sleep 睡觉[sli:p] 399.read 读[ri:d]400.buy 买[baɪ]401.arrive 到达[əˈraɪv] e 来[kʌm] 403.hurt 伤;刺痛[hɜ:t] 404.jump 跳;蹦跳[dʒʌmp] 405.leave 离开[li:v] 406.look 看;瞧[lʊk] 407.point 指；指向[pɔɪnt] 408.run 跑[rʌn] 409.see 看见[si:]410.send 寄出；送[send] 411.sit 坐[sɪt] 412.stand 站；站立[stænd] 413.went go过去式[went gəʊ] 414.bring 带来[brɪŋ]415.cook 做饭[kʊk]416.dry 擦干[draɪ]417.fall 摔倒[fɔ:l]418.give 给[gɪv]419.invite 邀请[ɪnˈvaɪt]420.open 打开[ˈəʊpən]421.skate 滑冰[skeit]422.ski 滑雪[ski:]423.think 想;认为[θiŋk[424.visit 参观[ˈvɪzɪt]425.wash 洗[wɒʃ]426.begin 开始[bɪˈgɪn]427.call 打（电话）[kɔ:l]428.carry 搬运[ˈkæri]429.fly 放飞[flaɪ]430.forget 忘记[fəˈget]431.lie 躺[laɪ]432.miss 想念[mɪs]433.skip 跳；蹦[skɪp]434.swim 游泳[swɪm]435.remember 记得；想起[rɪˈmembə(r)] 436.ring (铃电话)响[rɪŋ]437.tell 告诉[tel]438.wake 叫醒[weɪk]439.will 将；会[wɪl]440.clean 打扫[kli:n]441.skate 滑冰[skeɪt]442.ski 滑雪[ski:]443.teach 教[ti:tʃ]444.visit 拜访；参观[ˈvɪzɪt]445.watch 观看[wɒtʃ] DIRECTION& PREPOSITION 方向介词446.beside 在……旁边[bɪˈsaɪd] 447.above 在……上面[əˈbʌv] 448.below 在……下面[bɪˈləʊ] 449.at 在……地方[ət]450.from 从……来[frəm] 451.under 在……下面[ˈʌndə(r)] 452.with 用;和[wɪð] 453.near 附近[nɪə(r)] 454.inside (在)里面[ˌɪnˈsaɪd] 455.outside (在)外面[ˌaʊtˈsaɪd] 456.behind 在……后面[bɪˈhaɪnd] 457.top 顶；顶部[tɒp]458.bottom 底部；末尾[ˈbɒtəm] 459.left 左；左边[left]460.right 右；右边[raɪt]461.east 东[i:st]462.south 南[saʊθ]463.west 西[west]464.north 北[nɔ:θ]465.around 在…周围[əˈraʊnd] 466.in the middle of在..中间[in ðəˈmidl ɔv] 467.in front of 在……前面[in frʌnt ɔv] 468.from…to 从……到[frəm tə] 469. Next to 紧挨着[nekst tə] 470. towards朝…向…[təˈwɔ:dz] PRON(代词)471.I 我[aɪ]472.me 我（宾格）[mi]473.you 你；你们[ju]474.he 他[hi]475.she 她[ʃi]476.they 他(她)们[ðeɪ] 477.their 他(她)们的[ðeə(r)] 478.my 我的[maɪ] 479.your 你的[jɔ:(r)] 480. them 他们（宾格）[ðəm]481.mine 我的[maɪn] 482.yours 你的[jɔ:z] 483.that 那;那个[ðæt] 484.these 这些[ði:z] 485.this 这;这个[ðɪs] 486.those 那些[ðəʊz] 487.some 一些[səm] 488.any 任何一个[ˈeni] 489.all 全部，都[ɔ:l] 490.something 某物[ˈsʌmθɪŋ] 491.every 每个[ˈevri] ANIMALS (动物)492.chicken 鸡[ˈtʃɪkɪn] 493.rooster 鸡;公鸡[ˈru:stə(r)] 494.cow 奶牛[kaʊ]495.duck 鸭子[dʌk]496.pig 猪[pɪg]497.cat 猫[kæt]498.dog 狗[dɒg]499.goat 山羊[gəʊt]500.sheep 绵羊[ʃi:p]501.bird 鸟[bɜ:d]502.rabbit 兔子[ˈræbɪt] 503.donkey 驴[ˈdɒŋki] 504.mouse 老鼠[maʊs] 505.horse 马[hɔ:s] 506.snake 蛇[sneɪk] 507.wing 翅膀[wɪŋ] 508.feather 羽毛[ˈfeðə(r)] 509.fur 皮毛[fɜ:(r)] 510.paws 爪子[pɔ:z] 511.tail 尾巴[teɪl] 512.lion 狮子[ˈlaɪən] 513.tiger 老虎[ˈtaɪgə(r)] 514.elephant 大象[ˈelɪfənt] 515.kangaroo 袋鼠[ˌkæŋgəˈru:] 516.monkey 猴子[ˈmʌŋki] 517.wolf 狼[wʊlf] 518.camel 骆驼[ˈkæml] 519.ostrich 鸵鸟[ˈɒstrɪtʃ] 520.giraffe 长颈鹿[dʒəˈrɑ:f] 521.panda 熊猫[ˈpændə] 522.snake 蛇[sneɪk] 523.zebra 斑马[ˈzebrə]524.dragon 龙[ˈdrægən] 525.violin 小提琴[ˌvaɪəˈlɪn] TRANSPORTATION(交通工具)526.bike 自行车[baɪk]527.wheel 车轮[wi:l]528.tire 车胎[ˈtaɪə(r)]529.chain 车链[tʃeɪn]530.bell 铃铛[bel]531.car 小汽车[kɑ:(r)]532.truck 大卡车[trʌk]533.bus 公共汽车[bʌs]534.cab 出租车[kæb]535.taxi 出租车[ˈtæksi]536.airplane 飞机[ˈeəpleɪn] 537.train 火车[treɪn]538.boat 船[bəʊt]539.ship 轮船[ʃɪp]VERB PHRASES动词短语540.turn right 右转[tə:n rait] 541.turn left 左转[tə:n left] 542.turn off 关掉[tə:n ɔf] 543.turn on 打开[tə:n ɔn]544.turn around 转圈[tə:n əˈraund]545.walk forward向前走 [wɔ:k ˈfɔ:wəd] 546.walk backward向后走[wɔ:k ˈbækwəd] 547.go straight 径直走[ɡəu streit]548.go up the stairs上楼[ɡəu ʌp ðəsteəz] 549.go down the stairs下楼[ɡəu daun ðəsteəz] 550.take off 脱下[teik ɔf]551.put on 穿上；戴上[put ɔn]552.stay at home 呆在家里[steɪæt həum] 553.go to school 去学校[ɡəu tu: sku:l] 554.answer the phone接电话[ˈɑ:nsə(r) ðəfəʊn] 555.call on the phone 打电话[kɔ:l ɒn ðəfəʊn] 556.hung up the phone 挂电话[hʌŋʌp ðəfəʊn] 557.look like 看起来像[luk laik]558.make a call 拨电话[meik əkɔ:l] 559.swimming pool 游泳池[ˈswɪmɪŋpu:l] 560.talk on the phone在通话[tɔ:k ɒn ðəfəʊn] 561.talk to 和…说话[tɔ:k tu:]562.take off 脱掉[teik ɔf]NOUN PHRASERS名词短语563.movie theatre 电影院[ˈmu:vi ˈθiətə] 564.traffic lights 交通灯[ˈtræfik laits]565.grocery store 杂货店[ˈgrəʊsəri stɔ:(r)] 566.department store 百货商店[dɪˈpɑ:tmənt stɔ:(r)] 567.book department 书店[bʊk dɪˈpɑ:tmənt]568.toy department玩具部[tɔɪdɪˈpɑ:tmənt]569.clothes shop 服装店[kləuðz ʃɔp]570.bicycle shop 自行车店[ˈbaɪsɪkl ʃɒp]571.office building办公大楼[ˈɒfɪs ˈbɪldɪŋ]572. apartment building公寓大楼[əˈpɑ:tmənt'bɪldɪŋ ] 573.radio show 广播电台[ˈreidiəu ʃəu] show 电视节目[ˈti:ˈvi: ʃəu]575.ice cream 冰激凌[aɪs kri:m]576.bus stop 公共汽车站[bʌs stɔp]。
Li Na 李娜的英文介绍
Li Na (tennis)This is a Chinese name; the family name is Li.Li Na李娜Li Na at the 2010 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart, GermanyCountry ChinaResidence Wuhan, Hubei, ChinaBorn February 26, 1982(age 31)Wuhan, Hubei, ChinaHeight 1.72 m (5 ft 7 1⁄2 in)Turned pro 1999Plays Right handed (two-handed backhand)Prize money $13,299,189SinglesCareer record 475–181 (72.41%)Career titles 7 WTA, 19 ITFHighest ranking No. 3 (October 28, 2013) Current ranking No. 3 (October 28, 2013)Grand Slam Singles results Australian Open F (2011, 2013)French Open W (2011)Wimbledon QF (2006, 2010, 2013) US Open SF (2013)Other tournaments Championships F (2013)Olympic Games SF – 4th (2008)DoublesCareer record 121–50Career titles 2 WTA, 16 ITFHighest ranking No. 54 (August 28, 2006)Grand Slam Doubles results Australian Open2R (2006, 2007)French Open2R (2006, 2007) Wimbledon2R (2006)Li Na (Chinese: 李娜; pinyin: Lǐ Nà; born February 26, 1982) is a Chinese professional tennis player.As of September 2013, Li has won 7WTA and 19 ITF singles titles. Li rose to prominence after she won the2011 French Open singles title, making her the first and only Grand Slam singles champion from an Asian country. Prior to this Li had already become the first player representing an Asian country to appear in a Grand Slam singles final, a milestone she achieved at the2011 Australian Open. She was also the runner-up at the 2013 Australian Open, three times a quarter-finalistat Wimbledon and a semi-finalist at the 2013 US Open. Her career-high singles ranking is World No.3 (achieved on October 28, 2013) and is currently the World No. 3 and Chinese No. 1 (out of4 inthe top-100).[1]Contents[hide]∙ 1 Personal life∙ 2 Career summaryo 2.1 1999–2002: Dominance on the ITF Circuito 2.2 2004: Successful return to professional tenniso 2.3 2005o 2.4 2006: First Chinese Grand Slam quarterfinalisto 2.5 2007o 2.6 2008o 2.7 2009o 2.8 2010: First Grand Slam semifinal appearance and ascent to world's top teno 2.9 2011: Historic victory at Roland Garros followed by inconsistent resultso 2.10 2012o 2.11 2013: Return to top form∙ 3 Rivalrieso 3.1 Li vs. Sharapovao 3.2 Li vs. Radwańskao 3.3 Li vs. Clijsterso 3.4 Li vs. Azarenka∙ 4 Playing Style∙ 5 Career statisticso 5.1 Grand Slam finals▪ 5.1.1 Singles: 3 (1–2)o 5.2 Olympic games▪ 5.2.1 Singles: 1 Bronze Medal matcho 5.3 Grand Slam Singles performance timelineo 5.4 Grand Slam Doubles performance timeline∙ 6 Popularity and endorsements∙7 See also∙8 References∙9 External linksPersonal life[edit]Li Na was born on February 26, 1982, in Wuhan, Hubei, China. Her father Li Shengpeng (李盛鹏) was a professional badminton player and later worked as a sales rep for a Wuhan based company.He died from a rare cardiovascular disease when Li Na was 14.[2]At age six, Li Na started playing badminton, following her father's footsteps. Just before she turned eight, Li made the transition from badminton to tennis when she and her parents were convinced by coach Xia Xiyao of the Wuhan youth tennis club that this would be the right career move for her.[3] Li joined China's National Tennis Team in 1997. In the following year, Li, sponsored by Nike, went to John Newcombe Academy in Texas to study tennis.[4] She studied there for 10 months andreturned to China. Li turned professional in 1999 at age sixteen.At the end of 2002, Li left the national tennis team to study part-time at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, where she completed her bachelor's degree in journalism in 2009. The Chinese media cited various reasons for this. Some reported that the relationship between her and her teammate, future husband Jiang Shan (姜山), was opposed by the national team'smanagement,[5] some reported that her coach Yu Liqiao (余丽桥) was too strict anddemanding,[6]while other reports claimed that her request for a personal coach did not go through.[7] However, Li returned to the national team in 2004. Jiang Shan married Li on January 27, 2006 and became her personal coach. Li quit the national team[8] as well as the state-run sports system in 2008 under an experimental reform policy for tennis players. This change was called "Fly Alone" (单飞) by Chinese media.[9] As a result, Li had the freedom to pick her own coaching staff but she would be responsible for the cost of travel, training and coaching. She could keep more of her winnings,[10] with only 8 to 12 percent of her winnings go to the Chinese Tennis Association as opposed to 65 percent previously.[11]Li Na has a tattoo on her chest, and hid it for many years since tattoos are not widely accepted in China, especially on women.[12][13]Career summary[edit]1999–2002: Dominance on the ITF Circuit[edit]Li turned professional in 1999, and that year won three of the very first four singles tournaments she entered on the ITF Circuit, two at Shenzhen and one at Westende, Belgium. She also won all of her first seven ITF doubles tournaments she entered.In 2000, she won a total of 52 singles matches on the ITF circuit, more than any other player, notching another eight tournament titles including one at $50,000 level, two at $25,000, and an unbroken run of four successive $10,000 tournament wins in March and April.Notable individual victories in the course of the year included wins over FlaviaPennetta, Emmanuelle Gagliardi, Maria Elena Camerin, Tamarine Tanasugarn and Yayuk Basuki. In June, after Li's world ranking had risen to no. 136 on the strength of her ITF performances alone, she gained direct entry into her first WTA Tour event at Tashkent. Despite winning the first set, Li lost her first WTA singles match to Anna Zaporozhanova in three sets, but she captured the women's doubles title at Tashkent with Li Ting against Zaporozhanova and Iroda Tulyaganova.By the end of 2000, Li had won four WTA singles matches, this brought her cumulative ITF singles title count up to 11. That year, she also won seven more ITF doubles events, 6 of them with Li Ting. Li was mostly absent from the tour in 2001. She won two further $25,000 ITF singles tournaments, defeating Roberta Vinci in the final at Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and Liu Nan-Nan in the final at Guangzhou in July, but then played only one further match for the rest of the year, leading her ranking to fall to no. 303 by the year's close.She won her 15th career ITF doubles tournament at Hangzhou in March.In 2002, she came through qualifying to win her first $75,000 singles tournament at Midland, USA in February, defeating Laura Granville, Tatiana Perebiynis, and Mashona Washington en route to the title, the 14th of her career. But she then played only one more match (a loss to ZuzanaOndrášková in the $50,000 event at Dinan, France that April), followed by a lengthy absence from the circuit for the next 25 months.Sources vary as to the causes of this absence, the Chinese media mostly cited the conflict between her and the China's National Tennis Team's administration and coaching staff.[5][6][7] Some claimed that she just wanted a break from professional tennis so she could concentrate on her studies at university.2004: Successful return to professional tennis[edit]In May 2004, Li returned to the competition after having not played since 2002. Although she was unranked, she won 26 successive matches to notch three further $25,000 tournament wins and another $50,000 title, increasing her career singles title count to 18, only to have her winning streak finally snapped by Evgenia Linetskaya in the semifinal of the $50,000 Bronx tournament that August. However, she won her 16th ITF doubles tournament at the same event, the 17th overall doubles title of her career.That September, she lost in the final of a $25,000 tournament to compatriot Zheng Jie, before returning to the WTA circuit, thanks to a wildcard entry into qualifying at the Beijing. There, she defeated Antonella Serra Zanetti, Marta Domachowska, and Nicole Pratt before losing in the deciding-set tie-break after a very close second-round main-draw tussle against newly crowned US Open Champion Svetlana Kuznetsova, during which she held match points against Kuznetsova. The Russian afterwards praised her Chinese opponent, stating that she had felt as though she was up against a top-5 player.The very next week, Li battled her way through qualifying into the WTA event at Guangzhou (a Tier IV event at the time, though since has been upgraded to Tier III), then beat Vera Dushevina, Jelena Janković, Kristina Brandi, and Li Ting in the main draw to reach the final, where sheovercame Martina Suchá to win her first WTA Tour title. By doing so, Li became the first Chinese tennis player to win a WTA event.On the back of the ranking points accrued through this result, on October 4, 2004, she broke into the WTA top 100 for the first time.To cap off her most successful year as a singles player yet, she competed in two $50,000 ITF tournaments at Shenzhen, winning the first outright to bring her the 19th ITF singles title and 20th overall singles title of her career, but losing in the quarterfinals of the second to lower-ranked country-woman Yan Zi. These results elevated Li Na to world no. 80 by the close of the year, a year in which she won 51 singles matches and lost just four.2005[edit]2005 saw Li finally abandoning the ITF circuit to focus solely on WTA-level events.She began the year with a second-round performance at Gold Coast and a semifinal showing at Hobart, but losing to fellow Chinese player and eventual tournament champion Zheng Jie. She then made her Grand Slam debut at the2005 Australian Open, advancing to the third round with wins over Laura Granville and Shinobu Asagoe before losing to Maria Sharapova.In early February, she reached the quarterfinals at Hyderabad and qualified for Doha where she was narrowly beaten by Patty Schnyder in the first round of the main draw. After a victory over Ai Sugiyama in the first round at Dubai the following week, it was Schnyder once again who stopped her from reaching the later stages of the event.After taking a month off from competition, Li returned at Estoril in late April, defeating Stéphanie Cohen-Aloro, Nicole Pratt, Dally Randriantefy, and then crushing Dinara Safina to reach her second WTA Tour final. Li was denied the title by Czech qualifier Lucie Šafářová, who prevailed in a close three-set match.At Rabat in May, Li reached the semifinal stage, but further success ultimately proved elusive for her. With the score leveled at 3–3, she retired due to a right ankle sprain while clashing with Zheng Jie. Reaching this semifinal propelled her to a career-high world ranking of no. 33, but the injury she had sustained was destined to keep her out of action for the next three months.On her return at Los Angeles in August, she fell in the first round to Anna Chakvetadze of Russia. The following week, however, at the Canadian Open, she once more beat JelenaJanković and María Vento-Kabchi, before losing to Nadia Petrova in the third round.It was Lindsay Davenport who proved her undoing in her next two tournaments, beating her in the first round of the US Open, and at the semifinal stage in Bali in September, but not before Li Na had avenged her previous year's defeat by Yan Zi in the second round of the same tournament.The following week, another highly ranked American player, Jill Craybas, narrowly defeated Li Na in a close three-set first-round match at Beijing.On September 26, Li Na commenced her defence of her Guangzhou title; but she was prevented from completing it in the quarterfinals by eventual champion Yan Zi, who thereby edged out in front in their head-to-head record once again. This second loss in three head-to-heads against Yan proved to be Li's last match of 2005; and in her absence from the Shenzhen $50,000 tournaments where she had notched up some ranking points late the previous year, she found herself slipping further in the rankings from the high-point of no. 33 that she had reached in the spring before her injury break, to no. 56 at the year's close.2006: First Chinese Grand Slam quarterfinalist[edit]With nearly all her remaining ranking points to defend concentrated in a little over the first four months of the year, Li Na began the year faced with the challenge of equalling her strong resultsfrom the early part of 2005 in order to maintain her position in the middle reaches of the WTA top 100.Early-round draws against high-ranked players towards the beginning of 2006 took a heavy toll on Li's singles ranking, bringing it slipping down to no. 71 by the end of February.She returned with a career-best performance at Tier I events by reaching the semifinal at Berlin. On the way there, she achieved her first victory over a current top-10-ranked player as sheousted Patty Schnyder for the first time at the quarterfinal stage. However, this match left her with a muscle sprain, and she lost to Nadia Petrova in the semifinal. Nonetheless, her performance at this high-level tournament saw her ranked no. 39.Joining the WTA grass-court season for the first time at the DFS Classic tournament at Birmingham in June, she managed another third-round finish with wins over Mashona Washington andgrass-court specialist Eleni Daniilidou, both in straight sets, then lost for the third time in three meetings to Maria Sharapova. Her ranking following this tournament was no. 30, which was at that time the highest ever ranking achieved by a Chinese woman.At the same event, partnering Jelena Janković, she notched up her second career WTA doubles title, almost exactly six years from her first at Tashkent.An early retirement against Alona Bondarenko in the first round of the Ondina Open at's-Hertogenbosch the following week curtailed her final competitive preparations for her debut appearance at Wimbledon. But with an entry ranking of 30th, she found herself seeded 27th after some withdrawals, and thus achieved another first for her country in becoming the first Chinese woman ever to be seeded for entry into a Grand Slam tournament.At Wimbledon, she reached the fourth round with comfortable straight-sets wins over respected grass-court players Virginie Razzano and recent Birmingham semifinalist Meilen Tu, followed by victory against 10th seeded Svetlana Kuznetsova, resulting in her being the first Chinese player ever to reach any Grand Slam quarterfinal. Li rose to a new career high WTA ranking of no. 20 following the tournament, even though she ultimately lost her quarterfinal match against Kim Clijsters in two close sets.She reached the quarterfinals at Stockholm, and the fourth round at the US Open, where, as the 24th seed, she was beaten by eventual champion Maria Sharapova in two sets. She then reached the quarterfinals at the China Open, where she was beaten by Svetlana Kuznetsova, and in Guangzhou.2007[edit]Li Na at 2008 Fortis Championships LuxembourgLi Na started the year by participating a Tier III event in Gold Coast, Australia, where she reached the second round. The next week, she competed in Sydney. She defeated Francesca Schiavone in the first round, Elena Dementieva in the second, saving five match points, and KatarinaSrebotnik in the quarterfinal. Then, she made it to the semifinals, losing a tough match to Kim Clijsters, 5–7 in the third set. However, she rose to a career high of no.16 afterwards.Li Na followed her strong showing at the Medibank tournament with an equally strong showing at the 2007 Australian Open, where she advanced to the fourth round. Seeded 19th, Lidispatched Elena Bovina and Lourdes Domínguez Lino in straight sets through the first two rounds, leading to a matchup with no. 9 Dinara Safina. The match was postponed due to rain, but Li handedly beat Safina to advance to the fourth round to play Swiss star, no. 6 Martina Hingis. Due to a rain delay and the fact that Hingis played on Rod Laver Arena, a roofed court, on the originally scheduled day, Hingis had an extra day of rest. The match the previous day seemed to have no effect, as Li took the first set from Hingis. However, Na faded as the match went on and lost while committing 69 unforced errors. Despite the loss, the tournament was a success for Na, as it marked the third straight time in a Grand Slam that she advanced at least to the fourth round.At the Tier I Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, Japan, Li advanced to the second round, defeating Lilia Osterloh before losing to Samantha Stosur in two sets, converting 0 of 11 break points.At the important Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells, California, Li made a strong showing, advancing to the semifinals. She lost to Daniela Hantuchová in the semifinal. She continued her good form at the Miami Masters, losing just three games in her first two matches against TamiraPaszek and Katarina Srebotnik, before stunning fourth-seeded Kim Clijsters in three sets. She then lost in the quarterfinals to Anna Chakvetadze.She then moved onto the green clay of Amelia Island, where she suffered a shock second-round exit, after receiving a first round bye, to former top-20 player Karolina Šprem in straight sets. Atthe Family Circle Cup held in Charleston, South Carolina, she fell in the third round to Anabel Medina Garrigues.After losing in a grass tune-up event in Birmingham, Li pulled out of every tournament she was to play in the summer, including Wimbledon and the US Open, citing a rib injury.2008[edit]Li Na at the 2008 Wimbledon Championships.Li Na had not played a professional match in half a year and had resultantly slipped to no. 29 in the WTA rankings when she returned from her rib injury in January 2008 to compete at the 2008 Mondial Australian Women's Hardcourts in Gold Coast, Australia. In the first round, she narrowly defeated seventh seed Sybille Bammer. After a comfortable second round victoryover wildcard Monique Adamczak, she was drawn to meet the top seed Nicole Vaidišová in the quarterfinals. Li won their encounter in straight sets, advancing to the semifinals, where she edged past Patty Schnyder.[14] In the final, she narrowly prevailed against Victoria Azarenka, not only ending her 3-year title drought (since Guangzhou 2004) but scoring her second WTA singles title of her career.Despite rising back up to world no. 24 following this victory, she then withdrew from the 2008 Medibank International in Sydney, after suffering a right knee injury. Her failure to defend her previous year's semifinal performance at this event cost her 125 ranking points, which dipped her ranking back down to no. 30 for the week beginning 14 January.Going into the 2008 Australian Open, she had a further 140 ranking points to defend from her fourth-round performance in 2007. Faced with a relatively lenient draw in the early rounds, she survived a close three-set tussle with Séverine Brémond in the first round, before surpassing Maria Elena Camerin in straight sets in round two. A revitalised Marta Domachowska remained between her and the defence of her ranking points, and although Li Na won the first set convincingly, shefaltered thereafter and finally ceded the match to her Polish opponent by a single break of serve in the closely fought deciding set.Having slipped three places to world no. 33 by the time she entered the Tier II tournamentat Antwerp in early February, she nonetheless progressed to the semifinals withback-to-back-to-back straight-sets wins over Russian veteran Elena Likhovtseva, Slovak world no.45 Dominika Cibulková, and on-form Swedish world no. 66Sofia Arvidsson. However, she withered in the semifinals against world no. 47 Karin Knapp, despite having taken an early lead with a break of service in the first set, ultimately ceding the match to her Italian opponent in two sets. This tournament brought her back up within the top 30 at world no. 29.The next week in the Tier I 2008 Qatar Total Open, Li met Likhovtseva again in the first round. This time, after taking the first set comfortably, she was challenged to a much tougher battle, but eventually won in three sets. In round 2, she scored her second straight-sets victory in four career head-to-heads against Russian world no. 6 Anna Chakvetadze (whom she had last beaten at the French Open in 2005), saving a set point in the first set tie-break, before recovering to win. In the third round, she enjoyed a more comfortable victory over Israeli world no. 17 Shahar Pe'er, recovering from a 1–3 deficit in the second set. In the quarterfinals, she met her old rival and friend world no. 4 Jelena Janković, coming into the match with a winning 3–1 head-to-head record to her credit against the Serbian player. By defeating Janković she extended this record to 4:1 and moved into the semifinals, where she played Vera Zvonareva, against whom she had won both of her previous encounters. Despite taking the first set, Li lost the second by the same scoreline; and although she was 3–2 up in the final set, she then ceded four successive games to her opponent to lose the match.Her ranking having risen back to no. 23 on the strength of this performance, she was prevented from consolidating on this recovery by suffering a right knee injury, which forced her to pull out of her scheduled entries into both the Tier II event at Bangalore in early March and the Tier I tournament at Indian Wells in the middle of the month. She returned to action at the International Women's Open in Eastbourne, winning one round before losing to Nadia Petrova. She then contested Wimbledon, defeating Anastasia Rodionova before losing to Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova. At the Beijing Olympics, following early-round victories against world no. 3 Svetlana Kuznetsova, Ayumi Morita, and Kaia Kanepi, she went on to defeat one of the favourites, Venus Williams, in the quarterfinals. Li was trailing 1–4 in the first set, but managed to strengthen her game to win in straight sets. Li lost her semifinal match to sixth seed Dinara Safina and was then defeated in the bronze final by Vera Zvonareva. At the following US Open, Li was defeated by the Beijing Olympics gold medalist Elena Dementieva in the fourth round.In the 2008 Porsche Grand Prix, the unseeded Li defeated no. 1 ranked Serena Williams in the second round in three sets. Li thus became only the second Chinese player to defeat a world no. 1 player, following Zheng Jie's victory over Ana Ivanovic at Wimbledon in 2008.2009[edit]Li Na at the 2009 US OpenLi withdrew from both the inaugural Brisbane International, where she was defending champion (as she won the title at Gold Coast in 2008), and the Australian Open because of a right-knee injury. She made her comeback at the Paris Open. In the first round, she beat Ágnes Szávay, but in the second round she lost to second-seeded Jelena Janković.In the first round of the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships, Li lost to Russian Elena Vesnina in three sets.Unseeded at the Monterrey Open, she defeated world no. 10 and top seed AgnieszkaRadwańska in a first round match that lasted over two hours. In the second round, she beat Petra Cetkovská and then advanced to the semifinals after defeating Lucie Šafářová. Li then moved into her fifth career tour final, after beating sixth-seeded Iveta Benešová. However, Li lost tosecond-seeded Marion Bartoli in the final in straight sets.Li then played in the Premier event at Indian Wells, where she defeated TamarineTanasugarn, Patty Schnyder, and Amélie Mauresmo, all in straight sets, to advance to the fourth round, where she lost to eventual champion Vera Zvonareva.She then reached the quarterfinals of the Premier event in Miami, where she beat qualifier Urszula Radwańska in the first round and upset 29th seed Aleksandra Wozniak to reach the third round, where she caused a big upset by defeating the previous week's Indian Wells champion,6th-seeded Vera Zvonareva in three sets. This victory was particularly important for Li, as she had been beaten by Zvonareva the week before at Indian Wells. She then faced unseededRussian Ekaterina Makarova in the fourth round and beat her in three sets to set up a quarterfinal match with the top seed and world no. 1 Serena Williams, a match which she lost in a tightthree-setter. Because of her strong performance, her ranking went up to world no. 29 from world no.40.Na's next event was the second Grand Slam of the year, the French Open in Paris. As the 25th seed, she won her first round against Polish Marta Domachowska. She then defeated TimeaBacsinszky and Olga Govortsova. She then lost to unseeded, former world no. 1 Maria Sharapova in the fourth round. After this impressive result, she jumped six rankings up to no. 20. She started her grass-court season as the fourth seed at the Aegon Classic in Birmingham and advanced to the final with a win over Maria Sharapova in the semifinals. However, Na was defeated by Magdaléna Rybáriková in the final.Na was seeded 19th at the 2009 Wimbledon Championships. She defeated Galina Voskoboeva in the first round and Olga Govortsova in the second round, but lost to no. 11 Agnieszka Radwańska in the third round.At the 2009 Bank of the West Classic, she lost to Serena Williams in the first round, and at the 2009 LA Women's Tennis Championships p/b Herbalife, she withdrew due to injury during her match with Urszula Radwańska of Poland.Seeded 18th at the 2009 US Open, she reached her first US Open quarterfinals, where she lost to eventual champion Kim Clijsters. En route to the quarterfinals, she defeated Ioana RalucaOlaru, Michelle Larcher de Brito, Maria Kirilenko, and Francesca Schiavone all in straight sets. Seeded 15th at the Toray Pan Pacific Open, Li Na won her opening match against Alizé Cornet. She then defeated Vera Dushevina before beating Kateryna Bondarenko. In the quarterfinal, she defeated Victoria Azarenka in three sets, two of which were tiebreaks where though she failed in serving for the match twice in the last set. Li lost in the semifinals to Jelena Janković.Li finished the year at world no. 15, her career-high year-end ranking.2010: First Grand Slam semifinal appearance and ascent to world's top ten[edit]Li Na at the 2010 Stuttgart Porsche Grand PrixLi's first tournament of 2010 was the 2010 ASB Classic in Auckland, where she was seeded second. She was defeated by Kaia Kanepi in the first round. In the Medibank International, she defeated fourth seed Caroline Wozniacki but lost to Flavia Pennetta in the second round.Li was seeded 16th at the 2010 Australian Open. She defeated world no. 4Caroline Wozniacki in the fourth round and then came from a set and 3–5 down to defeat world no. 6 Venus Williams, inher first Australian Open quarterfinal and only her third Major quarterfinal. In the semifinals, she lost to Serena Williams in two highly competitive tiebreaks. As a result of this performance, Li was the first Chinese woman ever to be ranked in the top 10 of women's professional tennis.At the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships, Li, the eighth seed, defeated María José MartínezSánchez in the second round. She then came from a 6–3 5–2 deficit to defeat Marion Bartoli in the third round. Li was forced to retire in her quarterfinals match against Shahar Pe'er.Li continued her season at the inaugural Malaysian Open. As second seed, she fell to Tatjana Malek in the first round. As seventh seed at the 2010 BNP Paribas Open, Li fell to ElenaBaltacha in the second round. Li was 8th seed at the 2010 Sony Ericsson Open, but fell to Timea Bacsinszky in the second round.At the 2010 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, Li defeated defending champion Svetlana Kuznetsova in the second round, before falling to eventual runner-up Sam Stosur in the quarterfinals. Li was 11th seed at the 2010 French Open. She fell to eventual champion and world no. 17 Francesca Schiavone in the third round.Li was seeded first at the 2010 Aegon Classic. She defeated 4th seed Aravane Rezaï in the semifinals, and 2nd seeded Maria Sharapova in the final to win the tournament. With the win, Li returned to the top 10 in the WTA rankings.Seeded seventh at the 2010 Aegon International, Li retired in the first round with a knee injury after winning the first set against Elena Baltacha.Li was seeded ninth at Wimbledon. She defeated seventh seed Agnieszka Radwańska to advance to the quarterfinals at Wimbledon for the second time in her career, where she lost to world no. 1 and defending champion Serena Williams. By going into the last eight, Li once again returned to the top 10 in the WTA rankings.At the 2010 US Open, she started off as the eighth seed, but fell at the first hurdle to Kateryna Bondarenko.Li was an alternate at the 2010 WTA Tour Championships, but did not receive a chance to play. Instead, she played at the 2010 WTA Tournament of Champions as the first seed. However she was defeated by Japanese Kimiko Date-Krumm in the first round, thus putting an end to her 2010 season, which has been her best season to date.At the end of the year, Li's coach Thomas Högstedt chose to leave her in order to coach Maria Sharapova.2011: Historic victory at Roland Garros followed by inconsistent results[edit]。
辽宁省盘锦市兴隆台区第一完全中学2023-2024学年八年级上学期期中英语试题
辽宁省盘锦市兴隆台区第一完全中学2023-2024学年八年级上学期期中英语试题学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、完形填空There are many cartoons around the world, such as Popeye (《大力水手》) and Tom and Jerry (《猫和老鼠》). They are very 1 . Many people like them a lot.My favorite 2 is Boonie Bears. Do you know it? It 3 in China in 2012. Many children love watching it on TV. There are two bears and a man in this cartoon. The man’s name is Vick. The two bears are 4 . The elder brother is clever. The younger brother is strong and he likes eating delicious food. The elder bear always tries to 5 the best in the younger one. Vick always wants to 6 trees to make money. To protect （保护）the forest, the two bears decide to 7 against Vick. The two bears are brave and funny, so they 8 win the hearts of many children.This cartoon is funny from beginning to end. It is popular 9 children as well as young people. It tells people it is our duty to protect the 10 . When you watch it, I believe it can make you happy.1．A．wonderful B．similar C．boring D．careful 2．A．joke B．ticket C．cartoon D．program 3．A．laughed B．appeared C．replied D．lost 4．A．teachers B．friends C．brothers D．parents 5．A．come out B．give out C．look out.D．bring out 6．A．cut down B．cut up C．look. for D．look at 7．A．fight B．play C．run D．speak 8．A．seriously B．probably C．successfully D．loudly 9．A．for B．in C．at D．with 10．A．experience B．temperature C．pollution D．environment二、阅读单选阅读理解11．What's the most successful movie of the twentieth century?A．Titanic.B．Star Wars.C．Jurassic Park.D．Avatar. 12．How much did the movie Star Wars make in the late 1990s?A．Almost $2 billion.B．Almost $1 billion.C．Almost $200 million.D．Almost $3 million.13．Which of the following descriptions(描述)about soccer is TRUE?A．In the UK，soccer is the most popular for both spectators and kids.B．FIFA has 2，000 million players in 190 countries around the world.C．Tennis is more popular than soccer，basketball or baseball.D．About 3 million Americans under the age of nineteen play soccer.14．What can NOT people do in the Mall of America in Bloomington according to the passage?A．Enjoy a roller coaster.B．Spend vacations.C．Go shopping.D．See Mickey Mouse.On their way back home every day, many students stop by street vendors(小贩) near their school to eat street food. These vendors look dirty. But why do children like to eat this kind of food? To find out why, we asked 152 students in our city last month, and here is the report.64% of the students thought the street food was dirty, but 50% of them ate it anyway, the report says. Many students said they ate street food because it was delicious. “School food is terrible and always the same,” said Ling Ming. Many students also thought street food was quick. Another student Wang Jiao said “Street food is quick and you can eat hot food at anytime. At school you can only have food at meal time, and you usually have to wait a long time before it is ready.”“Schools should make students buy food in groups. So we don’t have to wait in a long queue (队列),” Xue Yiqun said.But the report doesn’t give any ideas on how to make school food better.15．On the way back home every day, many students ________A．play basketball B．play computer games C．eat street foodD．clean the streets16．What did students think of street food?A．It was delicious.B．It was quick.C．It was hot.D．All of the above.17．Which of the following is TRUE?A．50% of the students thought the street food was dirty.B．64% of the students ate the street food.C．The report asked 152 students in the city last month.D．The report gives some ideas on how to make school food better.18．What is the best title for the passage?A．Street Vendors B．School Food C．Students’ Report D．Street FoodBelieve it or not. My friends often come first in my heart because I want to make them happy. If anyone asks me for help, I always say “Yes!” “Can you help me with English practice?” Grace asked me on the first day after she became my deskmate. “Of course.” I replied without hesitation (犹豫). Grace has been working really hard on her studies and she needed my help though I didn’t have much time left for her.One day after school, while I was doing my homework, Grace’s phone call came. She complained (抱怨) a lot and it made me feel bored, but I still felt bad about saying no. When Grace ended the call, it was 00:15 a. m. But I had homework left and I wanted to sleep. This was bad for a junior high school student in Grade Three who is going to take an important exam this June.Finally I began to cry. I felt so tired and realized that the stress had an effect on my health. I tried to get myself out. Studying is more important than other things, so Grace has to come second. Now it’s important for me to say no, no, no.“Can you give me a hand?” Grace asked. “Sorry... I just have to review (复习) my chemistry notes,” I answered. “All right. It’s up to you,” she said. I felt completely (完全地) relaxed when I heard her reply. Anyway, it’s not so hard to say no at all.To be honest, I have felt much happier since learning to refuse. I have more time to spend on my studies at present. I still try my best to help others, but sometimes I say no because I know everyone has a limit (极限).19．At first the writer always said “Yes!” because ________.A．she had nothing to do B．she was working hardC．she replied without thinking it over D．she wanted to make her friends happy 20．The writer thinks ________ is more important than other things as a junior high school student in Grade Three.A．asking for help B．studying C．playing football D．saying yes 21．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A．Grace had no time to study chemistry.B．The writer and Grace often stayed up too late.C．The writer felt relaxed after she said no to Grace.D．The writer and Graceshouldn’t help each other.22．What does the writer want to tell us?A．We should learn to refuse.B．Helping others is more important.C．Learning to say yes is interesting.D．We should learn to keep healthy.Are you a shy person? Do you expect to become outgoing? Being outgoing can help a lot in your life. In fact, being outgoing is not so hard as you think. Here is some advice on how to become outgoing.You can start to try becoming outgoing when you stay with your friends. But the real challenge（挑战）comes when you meet strangers or new friends. Smile at them, and usually they will smile at you, too. You may find it easy to start talking in this way.Start a talk positively （积极地）. Try to speak first. Simple greetings such as “Hello!” “How is it going?” and “It’s a little cloudy today, isn’t it?” are a good start. After that, you can talk more. For example, you can talk about the latest news. But you’d better read some news in newspapers and have your own ideas first. Or you may find that you won’t have much to say.There is no better way to become outgoing than going out. It is also a very important step. Usually those who like to do the same things can communicate （交流）better. If you like playing sports, go to a sports club. You may make many new friends there if you get over your shyness.23．The writer advises that a shy person can stay with ________ if he or she wants to try becoming outgoing.A．classmates B．parents C．friends D．teachers 24．According to the writer, ________ is the best way to become outgoing.A．starting a small talk B．smiling C．playing sportsD．going out25．What is the Chinese meaning of the underlined word “latest” in the passage?A．最迟的B．最新的C．最差的D．最强的26．Which of the following is NOT true?A．A shy person won’t become outgoing.B．If you want to become outgoing, you’d better start a talk first.C．Being outgoing isn’t so hard as you think.D．Going out is a very important step to become outgoing.三、阅读还原4选4Memory （记忆）is very important. It helps you remember who you are, where you live, what you have learnt and what you plan to do in the future. 27Memory has close relationship with the brain （大脑）. It is important to exercise your brain. For example, you can do new things. If you walk a different way to school or take a different bus, you will keep your brain active. You can try to remember something new. You can try to learn skills. 28 Your brain gets lost of regular exercise if you do any of these things.If you live a healthy life, your memory will work better. You must have a balanced diet （均衡饮食）not just fast food. 29 Unless you get enough sleep every night, you will not remember things well.30 If you get too worried, your brain will slow down, and your memory will become less sharp. So, to improve your memory, you should exercise your brain, live a healthy life and stay relaxed.选择恰当的选项补全短文。
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China Sink Canada In FIFA U-19 Women's
11月21日世界女足青年锦标赛四分之一决赛一场比赛在泰国丁当体育场进行，中国女足对阵加拿大队。
最终中国队凭借张颖得梅开二度和刘卅的锦上添花3-1轻取加拿大队，挺进四强。
中国队将在四强赛中迎战巴西队。
An impressive two-goal performance from Zhang Ying saw China PR past Canada in the second FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship quarter-final from Bangkok on 21 November.
The Canadians, deprived of number-one goalkeeper Stacey Van Boxmeer in only the first minute, never quite found their rhythm as China march on to a semi-final date with Brazil at the Supachalasai Stadium on 24 November.
The match started with a ringing volley of incident as Chinese midfielder Lou Xiaoxu rounded Van Boxmeer and went to ground in a heap. Though there appeared to be minimal - if any - contact, referee Anna De Toni of Italy did not hesitate pointing to the spot and brandishing red for the Canuck keeper.
Zhang Ying coolly put her spot kick past still-cold stand-in Stephanie Labbe to see China into the lead…and all this in within three minutes. It was the fastest sending off in FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship history.
The Canadians, renowned for their fighting spirit, appeared profoundly deflated by the early setback. And their significant woes were doubled when Zhang's free kick snuck inside Labbe's far post to increase the lead.
In the second half, the Canadians though, did not take long in using their smashing ability from distance to force their way onto the scoreboard. Fiery skipper Kara Lang hammered in a free kick from the centre circle that keeper Zhang Yanru simply could not hang onto. And the rampant Timko was there on the doorstep to poke home for her seventh goal of the finals - best overall. The celebrations did not last though, as only two minutes later, a miscue from Labbe allowed Liu Sa in to poke 'cool-as-you-like' into an empty Canadian net.
In the end, the scoreline stood as the favourites and finalists from Canada 2002 littered the pitch in wounded, rueful despair following the final whistle.
China - who must consider themselves fortunate to have such an easy time - will now take on Brazil in a rematch of their final Group B clash at the Supachalasai. Brazil won the first meeting 2-1 on 16 November.
China coach Wang Haiming was pleased with his side's performance and relishing another crack at Brazil in the last four. "My players did exactly what I asked of them, and I am so pleased to see them into the semi-finals," he said after the match. "We will make some changes for the match against Brazil…and hopefully the result will be a bit different this time."。