高级英语第一册 课后Paraphrase汇总演示教学.docx

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高级英语第一册课后Paraphrase汇总演示教学

高级英语第一册课后Paraphrase汇总

Paraphrase:

L1:

1.Littledonkeysthreadtheirwayamongthethrongsofpeople.

2.Thenasyoupenetratedeeperintothebazaar,thenoiseoftheentrancefadesaway,andyoucometothemutedcloth-market.

3.Theynarrowdowntheirchoiceandbeginthereallyseriousbusinessofbeatingthepricedown.

4.Hewillpricetheitemhigh,andyieldlittleinthebargaining.

5.Asyouapproachit,atinklingandbangingandclashingbeginstoimpingeonyourear.

L2:

1.Seriouslookingmenspoketooneanotherasiftheywereobliviousofthecrowdsaboutthem.

2.Thecabdriver’sdoorpoppedopenattheverysightofatraveler.

3.TheratherarrestingspectacleoflittleoldJapanadriftamidbeigeconcreteskyscrapersistheverysymboloftheincessantstrugglebetweenthekiminoandtheminiskirt.

4.IexperiencedatwingeofembarrassmentattheprospectofmeetingthemayorofHiroshimainmysocks.

5.ThefewAmericansandGermansseemedjustasinhibitedasIwas/

6.AfterthreedaysinJapan,thespinalcolumnbecomesextraordinarilyflexible.

7.Iwasabouttomakemylittlebowofassent,whenthemeaningoftheselastwordssankin,joltingmeoutofsadreverie.

8.IthoughtsomehowIhadbeenspared.

L3:

1.Theprospectofagoodcatchlookedbleak.

2.Hemovedhisfingerbackintimetotheiceoftwodecadesago.

3.Keepsitsenginesrunningtopreventthemetalpartsfromfreeze-lockingtogether.

4.Acrebyacre,therainforestisbeingburnedtocreatefastpastureforfast-foodbeef

5.Whichmeanswearesilencingthousandsofsongswehaveneverevenheard.

6.Consideringsuchscenariosisnotapurelyspeculativeexercise.

7.Wearerippingmatterfromitsplaceintheearthinsuchvolumeastoupsetthebalancebetweendaylightanddarkness.

8.Orhaveoureyesadjustedsocompletelytothebrightlightsofcivilizationthatwecan’tseethesecloudsforwhattheyare

9.Tocometothequestionanotherway

10.Andhaveagreateffectonthelocationandpatternofhumansocieties

11.Weseemobliviousofthefragilityoftheearth’snaturalsystems

12.Andthisongoingrevolutionhasalsosuddenlyacceleratedexponentially.

L4:

1.Shethinkshersisterhasheldlifealwaysinthepalmofonehand

2.“no”isawordctheworldneverlearnedtosaytoher

3.JohnnyCarsonhasmuchtodotokeepupwithmyquickandwittytongue.

4.ItseemstomeIhavetalkedtothemalwayswithonefootraisedinflight.

5.Shewashedusinariverofmake-believe

6.Burneduswithalotofknowledgewedidn’tnecessarilyneedtoknow

7.Likegoodlooksandmoney,quicknesspassedherby.

8.Adresstotheground,inthishotweather.

9.YoucanseemetryingtomoveasecondortwobeforeImakeit

10.Anyhow,hesoongivesuponMaggie.

11.Though,infact,IprobablycouldhavecarrieditbackbeyondtheCivilWarthroughthebranches.

12.EveryonceinawhileheandWangerosenteyesignalsovermyhead

13.Lessthanthat

14.ThiswasthewaysheknewGodtowork.

L5:

1.HitlerwascountingonenlistingcapitalistandRightWingsympathiesinthiscountryandtheUSA.

2.WinantsaidthesamewouldbetrueofUSA.

3.Mylifeismuchsimplifiedthereby.

4.IwillunsaynowordthatIhavespokenaboutit.

5.IseetheGermanbombersandfightersinthesky,stillsmartingfrommanyaBritishwhipping,delightedtofindwhattheybelieveisaneasierandasaferprey.

6.Weshallbestrengthenednotweakenedindeterminationandinresources.

7.Letusredoubleourexertions,andstrikewithunitedstrengthwhilelifeandpowerremain.

L6:

1.Thehousedetective;spiggyeyessurveyedhersardonicallyfromhisgrossjowled-face.

2.Prettyneatset-upyoufolksgot.

3.Theobesebodyshookinanappreciativechuckle.

4.Heloweredthelevelofhisincongruousfalsettovoice.

5.Thewordsspatforthwithsuddensavagery,allpretenseofblandnessgone.

6.TheDuchessofCroydon-threecenturiesandahalfofinbredarrogancebehindher-didnotyieldeasily.

7.“Itisnogo,oldgirl.I’mafraid.Itwasagoodtry.”

8.“That’smorelikeit,”Ogilviesaid.Helitthefreshcigar,“Nowwe’regettingsomewhere.”

9.HiseyessardonicallyontheDuchessasifchallengingherobjection.

10.Thehousedetectivecluckedhistonguereprovingly.

L7:

1.Themicroelectronicrevolutionpromisestoease,enhanceandsimplifylifeinwaysundreamedofevenbytheutopians.

2.Thecustom-madeobject,nowrestrictedtotherich,willbewithineveryone’sreach.

3.Thecomputermightappeartobeadehumanizingfactor,buttheoppositeisinfacttrue.

4.InnoareaofAmericanlifeispersonalservicesopreciousasinmedicalcare.

5.Thewidestbenefitsoftheelectronicrevolutionwillaccruetotheyoung.

6.Forthemightyarmyofconsumers,theultimateapplicationsofthecomputerrevolutionarestillaroundthebendofasiliconcircuit.

L8:

1.Wherehesawinternalmemos,someoneelsesawBeethoven.

2.Withsomuchbigmoneyandsomanybigdreamspinnedtoanideathatisstilllargelyonthedrawingboards,there’snolimittothehype.

3.Sayyoushootavideothatyouthinkisparticularlyartsy.

4.Eventhetruestbelievershaveahardtimewhenitcomestonailingdownspecifics.

5.Anotherelectroniclibraryfilledwithrealisticvideoversionsofarcadeshoot-em-ups.

6.Justonesteppastpassiveviewing,purecouch-potatomode

7.Orderingpay-for-viewmoviesandrunninguptheircreditcardbillsontheHomeShoppingNetwork.

8.Theshowsofthefuturemaybethetechnologicalgreat-grandchildrenofcurrentCD-ROMtitles.

9.“Interactivity”maybethebiggestbuzzwordofthemoment,but“convergence”isaclosesecond.

10.Now,politicians,fromPresidentClintonondown,arefallingoverthemselvestoproclaimsupportforthenewmedium.

11.Thesolution:

fiberoptics.

12.Bitsarebits.

13.Imaginetheconversation:

”HaveIgotacompatibleuserforyou!

”

14.Interactivitymaywidenthegapbetweenthehavesandthehave-nots,therichandwiredvs.Thepoorandunplugged.

L9:

1.Amanwhobecameobsessedwiththefrailtiesofthehumanrace

2.MarkTwaindigestedthenewAmericanexperiencebeforesharingitwiththeworldaswriterandlecturer.

3.Thecastofcharacterssetbeforehiminhisnewprofessionwasrichandvaried-acosmos.

4.Brokeanddiscouraged,heacceptedajobasreporterwiththeVirginiaCityTerritorialEnterprise.

5.MarkTwainbegandigginghiswaytoregionalfameasanewspaperreporterandhumorist.

6.“andwhensheprojectsanewsurprise,thegraveworldsmilesasusual,andsays‘well,thatisCaliforniaallover.’”

7.Bitternessfedonthemanwhohadmadetheworldlaugh.

L10:

1.We’llshowthemafewtricks.

2.Thecasehaderuptedroundmyhead.

3.ThefundamentalistsadheredtoaliteralinterpretationoftheOldTestament.

4.Thatallanimallife...hadevolvedfromacommonancestor.

5.“Let’stakethisthingtocourtandtestthelegalityofit.”

6.Peoplefromthesurroundinghills,mostlyfundamentalists,arrivedtocheerBryanagainstthe“infideloutsiders.”

7.Asmyfathergrowled,“That’sonehellofajury!

”

8.Heisherebecauseignoranceandbigotryarerampant.

9.Spectatorspaidtogazeatitandponderwhethertheymightberelated.

10.Andthecrowdpunctuatedhisdefiantreplieswithfervent“Amens”.

L11:

1.Aflagrantexampleoflexicographicirresponsibility

2.Whatunderliesallthissoundandfury?

3.Itcannotbedescribedintermsofanyotherlanguage,orevenintermsofitsownpast.

4.Alllanguagesaredynamicratherthanstatic.

5.Eveninsosettledamatterasspelling,adictionarycannotalwaysbeabsolute.

6.Butneitherhisvanitynorhispurseisanyconcernofthedictionary’s.

7.Hasthedictionaryabdicateditsresponsibility?

8.Lexicography,likeGod,isnorespecterofpersons.

9.Andthis,too,iscomplex,subtle,andforeverchanging.

10.TheeditorialchargestheThirdInternationalwith“pretentiousandobscureverbosity.”

L12:

1.Withafacethatseemedtotallyunfamiliarwithlaughter.

2.SometimesoldJules,orhissonLazarus,wouldgetmixedupinaSaturday-nightbrawl.

3.Herattendancehadalwaysbeensporadicandherinterestinschoolworknegligible.

4.Sheexistedformeonlyasavaguelyembarrassingpresence.

5.Shedweltandmovedsomewherewithinmyscopeofvision.

6.IfitcametoachoicebetweenGrandmotherMacLeodandPiquette,Piquettewouldwinhandsdown,nitsornot.

7.Herdefiantface,momentarily,becameunguardedandunmasked,andinhereyestherewasaterrifyinghope.

8.Shelookedamess,totellyouthetruth,arealslattern,dressedanyoldhow

9.Shewasupincourtacoupleoftimes-drunkanddisorderly,ofcourse.

L13:

1.CarvingtheirwayintotheinternationalshippingtradebyseverelyundercuttingWesternshippingcompanies

2.Whoarebentontakingoverthelion;sshareofthetrade.

3.RoutesinwhichBritainhasabigstake

4.Theymakeithardertomakeabigkillingingoodtimes

5.Buttheymakeiteasiertoweatherthebadtimes

6.Theestuariesoftheworldbecamejammedwiththesteadilyincreasingnumbersofmoth-balltankers

7.MuchofBritain;slinerfleetrarelyseesaBritishport

8.BritishcompaniesarebigontheJapan-to-Australiarun.

9.Developingcountriesregardamerchantnavyassomethingofastatussymbol-thenextthingtogoforafteranationalairline.

10.Russiahasexpandeditscargo-linerfleetfarfasterthanthegrowthineitheritsowntradeorworldtradewouldjustify.

11.HasdevelopedthekindsofshipswhichwouldcertainlyexpandtheSovietreachwellbeyonditsperimeters

12.Andwhentheygo,sodoesahugesliceoft