教你十句健身常用语 |
1.You need to workout. 你需要去运动锻炼一下。 2.I really need to lose some weight. 我真的需要减肥了。 3. I've got to start working out. 我必须开始做健身运动了。 4.I really think a little exercise would do you good. 我真的觉得做点运动对你有好处。 5. Why don't you attend an aerobic class? 你为什么不去参加一个有氧健身班呢? 6. It might be a good idea to join a fitness center. 您可以参加健身俱乐部。 7.Walking up and down the stairs would beat any exercise machine. 上下楼梯可比什么健身器都要好。 8. I love this game. 我钟爱这项运动。 9.Combining exercise with the diet may be the most effective way to lose weight. 运动与节食结合也许是减肥最有效的途径。 10. She runs everyday in order to lose weight. 她每天都跑步是为了减肥 |
Anti-Fascist War in the 1930s and 1940s 反法西斯战争简介 |
The anti-Fascist war between the 1930s and 1940s was the first just war of a global scale in human history. It ended in the Axis' unconditional surrender in 1945, 60 years ago. Over 2 billion people in Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania (exceeding four-fifths of the world population at that time) were involved in the war. People who had experienced that unheard-of calamity will never forget those days when flames of battle raged everywhere. China was the first country to fight the Fascist aggressor, experiencing the longest period of struggle, and suffering great sacrifices and heavy losses. (The death toll of Chinese people is more than 3.5 million and directly economic loss is US$100 billion.) An important part of the international anti-Fascist war, the Chinese people's War of Resistance Against Japan was closely bound up with it. People will never forget August 15, 1945, the date on which the Japanese government issued a note to the Allied countries, announcing its unconditional surrender. Japanese militarism, the No.2 war criminal in World War II, collapsed. The Chinese people won the final victory in the anti-Japanese national liberation war through their bitter struggles. China's War of Resistance Against Japan was a righteous struggle against a war of aggression provoked by Japanese militarists against the will of the Japanese people. As for the Chinese, it was an anti-aggression war to defend state sovereignty and vindicate national honor. The War of Resistance Against Japan was a turning point in modern Chinese history. It ended the divided situation in which China found itself since the Opium War of 1840. It aroused the Chinese people, filled them with a common hatred against the enemy, and enhanced their traditional national spirit as never before. The War of Resistance Against Japan was not merely a struggle between the Chinese people and the Japanese militarists or merely a local war between China and Japan. Viewed from the general situation of the international anti-Fascist struggle, China's War of Resistance Against Japan was an important part of the war against aggression waged by people throughout the world, and the China theater was a major theater of decisive importance to World War II. China's War of Resistance strongly supported the anti-Fascist struggle in the European and Pacific theaters, disrupted the overall plan of the Japanese imperialists who attempted to dominate the world, thwarted Japan's "northern march" plot to invade the Soviet Union, and delayed its "southern march" schedule for unleashing the Pacific war. More important still, the Chinese people through great sacrifices pinned down Japan's million troops on the Chinese battlefront so that it could not enhance its military forces in the Far East and the Pacific Ocean. As a result, it greatly reduced the pressure on the Allied forces. When the Pacific war broke out, Japan's military strength totaled 2.1 million soldiers, of which 1.4 million were sent to the Chinese theater. At this time less than 400,000 Japanese soldiers were fighting on the several million-square-kilometer Pacific battlefield. Thus, 67 percent of the total Japanese military strength was tied up in China during the most dangerous period of the Pacific war. In other words, the Japanese military force that China (one nation) resisted trebled what more than 10 nations headed by the United States resisted. The leaders of the Allies knew this well. Franklin D. Roosevelt, then US President, once commented that without China, or if China had been defeated, many more Japanese divisions would have been deployed to other areas and they would have been able to occupy Australia and India immediately without any trouble, and then push to the Middle East. In the spring of 1942, the United States proposed to establish a China War Zone, and invited Chiang Kai-shek to be the supreme commander. The China War Zone consisted of the China proper, as well as Viet Nam, Thailand, Burma (now Myanmar), etc., a clear indication that the Allies relied heavily on China. Because of this, on New Year's Day, 1942, the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union united with China, and issued the United Nations Declaration. Thus, China became one of the four major anti-Fascist powers. In December 1943, China, Britain and the United States jointly issued the Cairo Declaration. It formulated the general principles of resistance against Japanese imperialists in the anti-Fascist struggle. The Potsdam Proclamation was also jointly issued by Chinese, American and British governments in July 1945, and won wholehearted support worldwide. (The Soviet Union entered into it in August.) It sounded the death knell for the international Fascist warmongers, at the same time becoming an official denunciation against the Japanese Fascists. China' prestige and influence not only frightened the Japanese warlords, but also won for it the respect of all those people who wanted to free themselves from under the iron heel of the Fascists. <!--/enpcontent--> |
用动词make表使役 |
英语中,动词make的使役用法俯拾即是,而且就其宾语和宾语补语的词类和结构来说,也丰富多彩,生动活泼。归纳起来,主要有以下三种结构形式: 1.make+名词(代词)+动词不定式短语,-ed分词短语,介词短语,名词短语,形容词或形 容词短语。如: To quote from Albert Einstein, science is the attempt to make the chaotic diversity of our sense experience correspond to a logically uniform system of thought. 引用阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦的话来说,科学是试图使我们头脑中一大堆杂乱无章的感性经验,符合于逻辑上前后一致的思维体系。 须知,不定式短语在主动结构中作宾语补足语时,不带to;但在被动结构中作主语补足语时,不定式短语则必须带to。如: I was made to feel at ease. The novel,Of Mice and Men,made the name of Steinbeck known throughout America. 《人鼠之间》这部小说使斯坦贝克的名字在美国家喻户晓。 Filth and high prices have combined to make London and other cities depressing places to live in. 污秽和物价上涨使伦敦和其他城市成了令人压抑的地方。 We should make these materials of most value. 我们必须使这些材料变得很有价值。 It was the determination that made life worth living for so many honest people. 正是这种决心使许多正直的人生活得有意义。 2.make+形容词(短语)+名词短语这是一种倒装结构。为使句子结构保持平衡,通常将较长的名词短语移置补足语之后,不加引导词汇作形式宾语。如: The telescope made possible the observation of the far-off stars. 望远镜使人们能够观察遥远的星球。 国内出版的某些专著把能够用于这一结构中的形容词仅限于“possible”一词。其实,在现代英语中能够用于这一结构中的形容词越来越多。又如: The primary aim of every punctuation mark is to make unmistakable the meanin g of written words. 写作时应用标点符号的基本目的,是使所用词语的意义不致被误解。 Mattes says:"but we will simply be making available to a wider public services that already exist.” 马狄斯说:“但是我们只是想使已经存在的服务项目能够面向更广大的公众。” 3.make+it+形容词+不定式短语(从句)不定式短语或从句作宾语时,需移置宾语补语之后,在原来宾语的位置上用引导词it作形式宾语,从而使句子保持平衡。如: In order to make it easier for people to use computers,languages for writing programs have been devised. 为使人们易于使用计算机,便设计出了编写程序的语言。 The company made it questionable whether the equipment should be employed at all. 这家公司对到底该不该使用这台设备产生了怀疑。 |
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