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课件网) Unit 1 1. _____ adj.科学的 2. _____ n.技术；工艺 3. _____ n.方便 4. _____ vi.推断出；结束 5. _____ adv. 渐增地 6. _____ n.软件 scientific technology convenience conclude increasingly software 7. _____ adj.流行的；受欢迎的 8. _____ adj.热情的 9. _____ adj.疯狂的；沉迷的 10. _____ n.优点 11. _____ n. 挑战 12. _____ n.老鼠；鼠标 popular enthusiastic crazy advantage challenge mouse 13. _____ adv. 精神上 14. _____ n.网民 15. _____ adv. 身体上 16. _____ adj.积极的；肯定的 17. _____ vt. & n.连接；联系 18. _____ v. 冲浪 mentally netizen physically positive link surf 1. _____ 随着…的发展 2. _____ 得出结论 3. _____ 应该受责备 4. _____ 也，另外，此外 5. _____网购 with the development of draw a conclusion be to blame in addition shop on the Internet 6. _____导致，通向 7. _____发信息 8. _____除……之外 9. _____ 为…做贡献或捐款; 有助于 10. _____ 手机 lead to send messages apart from contribute to mobile phone 11. _____ 对……热情 12. _____ 对某人要求严格 13. _____实物 14. _____开阔视野 15. _____专注于…… be enthusiastic about be strict with sb. physical products broaden our knowledge be absorbed in 16. _____网店 17. _____信息产品 18. _____ 24小时营业 19. _____可以利用的 20. _____对……上瘾 online shop information products open 24 hours a day be available become addicted to 1.有些孩子对洋快餐迷恋到了极点, 一有机会就要去吃。 Some children become so addicted to the foreign snacks that they will go eating whenever possible. 2.这些网站主要从事实物交易, 例如服装和书籍。 The sites are mainly used to trade physical products, such as clothes and books. 3.我方能提供各种尺寸、颜色、样式的自行车现货。 Bicycles in all sizes, colours and designs are available from stock. 4.只有当你把太阳放在中心位置上时，天空中其他行星的运动才能说得清楚。 Only if you put the sun there did the movements of the other planets in the sky make sense. 5.许多退休的老人还能用他们丰富的经验为社会做贡献。 Many retired people can still contribute to the society with their rich experience. 6.旅游可以让我们增长知识、扩大视野。 Tourism can enrich our knowledge and broaden our view. 汉语大意：托马斯·爱迪生于1847年2月11日出生在俄亥俄州的米兰。他喜欢阅读、动脑筋，但他所有的功课都不令人满意。因此，所有的老师都认为在他身上花时间和精力是没用的。孩提时，他对科学非常感兴趣，建成了自己的实验室来做很多实验。实际上，他一生中拥有大约2,000种发明，其中最著名的是电灯和留声机。托马斯·爱迪生，这位把一生都献给了科学研究的人，于1931年10月18日去世。 Born in Milan, Ohio on February 11th, 1847, Thomas Edison was fond of reading and using his head, but none of his subjects were satisfying. Therefore, all the teachers thought it useless to spend time and energy on him. As a child, he showed such a strong interest in science that he set up a lab on his own, in which he could do many experiments. Actually, he had about 2000 inventions in all his life, among which the most famous were the electric light and the phonograph. Thomas Edison, after devoting all his l ... ...
