高中英語詞匯-看故事記單詞(二)

1、高中英語詞匯看故事記單詞（二）“AG-”Mr. Bacon used to be a music CD agent. He got the job through an employment agency. By accident, he heard some African music. The music was agreeable to the ear. From then on, he was in an agony of longing. Africa was a mysterious land attracting him. His heart agitated for adven

2、ture. Mr. bacon had a friend name Jack. Jack was an alert alien. They were much alike in character. Both of them never touched alcohol. Both of them were aggressive, but Jack was stronger. In the 400-meter match , he got ahead of Mr. Bacon every time One day, Mr. Bacon received airmail from Jack. In

3、 the airmail, Jack described the beauty of Africa. Mr. Bacon affirmed that what he said was true. Three days afterward they met at the airport. According to the agenda, they arrived in Africa the next day. They found that the lack of rain aggravated the serious shortage of food. The agricultural com

4、modities were deficient that year. There were rumors in the air that it was punishment from God. Next, on the way to hotel, they were shocked to see a dead man on the road. They alarmed the police at once and waited for the aid from the police. It's really a bad journey! 培根先生曾是一個音樂CD的代理商。他通過一個職業(yè)

5、代理處得到這份工作。偶然地，他聽到一些非洲音樂。那音樂非常令人愉快。從此，他陷入了熱望的苦惱中。非洲成了一塊吸引他的神秘土地。他的心煽動著要求冒險。培根先生有一個名為杰克的朋友。杰克是一個機靈的外僑。他們在性格方面非常相像。兩個人都不沾酒。兩人都很好斗，而杰克更勝一籌。在400米賽跑中，每次都是他領先培根先生。一天，培根先生收到了來自杰克的航空郵件。信中，杰克描述了非洲的美麗。培根先生肯定他說的是真的。三天以后他們在機場碰頭。按照議事日程，他們第二天到了非洲。他們發(fā)現(xiàn)干旱使食物短缺加重了。那年的農(nóng)業(yè)產(chǎn)品不足。有謠言在流傳，說是來自上帝的懲罰。接著，他們在去旅館的半路上震驚的發(fā)現(xiàn)一個死人。他們立

6、刻向警方報警并等候援助。這真是倒霉的旅行！“AD-” The college admitted Steve when he was 15. The news was all over the small village.Not only he himself,but also his parent felt happy for this. They always fought alongside him. There was a bill along with the college notice, which upset them. The family was not rich at al

7、l; they had no radio, let alone a television. But they went all out to afford the higher education for him. After all, they had only one son. Fortunately, the college made allowances for Steve's situation and awarded him an allowance of five thousand dollars. When everything was all right, Steve

8、 went to college. In all, there were 30 students in his class. Steve learned a lot at class. He knew brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Besides this, he knew sometimes hemp was used to alleviate pain. Also, he could read the Latin alphabet correctly. Steve liked all the subjects but history. He h

9、ad heard enough such as “Britain in alliance with France once defeated a number of smaller countries.”, “Britain was an ally of America in both World Wars. They were allied countries.”, and so on. But allowing for the graduation, he still got A in every subject. The teacher allocated duties to all t

10、he students evry Monday, and Steve always finished his part first. So the teacher alleged that Steve was the most promising student in the class. 一所學院在史蒂夫15歲時接受了他。這個消息遍及了村莊。不但他自己，而且他的父母都為此高興。他們總是與他并肩作戰(zhàn)。與大學通知書一起來的一張賬單讓他們心煩。這個家庭一點也不富裕，他們沒有收音機，更不用說電視了。但他們竭盡全力為兒子提供高等教育。畢竟，他們只有一個兒子。幸運的是，學員體諒史蒂夫的處境并發(fā)給他一項5

11、000美元的津貼。所有事情都順利后，史蒂夫上學了。他的班上總共有30名學生。史蒂夫在課上學會了很多。他知道了黃銅是銅和鋅的合金。除此，他還知道有時候大麻用來減輕疼痛。還有，他可以無誤地讀出拉丁字母表。史蒂夫喜歡除了歷史以外的所有課程。他聽夠了什么“英國與法國聯(lián)盟曾經(jīng)擊敗了許多小國家”“在兩次世界大戰(zhàn)中，英國是美國的一個同盟國，他們是同盟的國家”等等。但考慮到畢業(yè)，他的每門課都得了A。每周一老師給所有學生分配任務，史蒂夫總是第一個完成。因此老師斷言史蒂夫是班上最有前途的學生?！癆M-” In Paul's youth, he had the ambition of being a fam

12、ous basketball player. As an amateur, he found great amusement in playing basketball. An ambitious boy usually worked hard until one day he broke his leg. The ambulance drove along with noisy whirling whistles toward the hospital. His parents alternated in looking after him. Once he recovered, Paul

13、amended his life goal. He began to have interest in political affairs. At the age of 40, he was appointed ambassador to Britain. He told the news to his girlfriend at once and he proposed to her. He said to her, “My dear, my savings amount to 300 thousand dollars. We have ample money to decorate our

14、 wedding room. I just bought an amplifier yesterday. And I prefer to an ampere meter being made of aluminum even though it has analog to another one. ” But he was amazed to hear her ambiguous answer, “Maybe.”. Paul had no alternative but to wait. There were a few alterations to the timetable and the

15、 next month he flew to Britain. The airplane flew at an altitude of 20000 ft. Paul felt something wrong and soon lost his mind. When he woke up, he was told that the airplane had crashed and he broke his leg, once again! By analogy, we could guess that Paul would amend his life goal once again! 保羅年輕

16、的時候，有雄心成為一個著名的籃球運動員。作為一個業(yè)余愛好者，他在打籃球中找到娛樂。一個有雄心的男孩總是很刻苦的，直到有一天他摔斷了腿。救護車呼嘯著開往醫(yī)院。他的父母輪流看護他。保羅一康復，就修改了他的人生目標。他開始對政治感興趣了。40歲的時候，他被任命為駐英國的大使。他立刻把這個消息告訴了他的女朋友并向她求婚。他說：“親愛的，我的存款和計有三十萬美元了。我們有充裕的錢來裝飾新房。我昨天買了一個擴音機。我還想要一個鋁制的安培表，雖然它與另一個類似?！钡牵@訝地聽到女友模棱兩可的回答：“可能吧.”。保羅沒有選擇，只好等待。他的時間表有所變更，他第二個月就去了英國。飛機飛行在兩萬英尺的高度。保

17、羅覺得有點不對頭然后很快失去了知覺。當他醒來后，他被告知飛機已經(jīng)墜毀并且他又一次摔斷了腿！用類推的方法，我們可以猜測保羅可能會再次改變他的人生目標！“AN-” The Smiths lived in the apartment above ours. It was said that one of Mr. Smiths' ancestors was a great chess player. A chess player must have an analytical mind. Mr. Smiths lived on his annual pension . Apart from t

18、hat, he had no private income. His wife, Mrs. Smiths was an announcer on TV broadcast. And she once helped us to fix the television antenna. Their daughter, June, was as lovely as an angel. Once she hurt her left ankle when her parents were not at home. My wife sent her to the hospital in a hurry. A

19、ll of us often sat side-by-side and chatted one with another. Sometimes we would discuss some ancient history. Sometimes we would play games one after another. On their 10th anniversary of marriage, the Smiths received an anonymous letter and then made a decision. That is, they would start on Antarctic expedition. Since they anticipated that they might meet many difficulties, they would leave June with us. June was annoyed at their