《英语10000词》共180个章节,以音频、图片、中英双语对照方式,讲解人、外观、健康、家庭、城市生活、饮食、学习、工作、出行、体育、娱乐等日常生活中最常见的词汇。从听觉、视觉上加强对单词的记忆。每天1章,180天学习10000个英语词汇。 ❤️ 关注播客学英语并设为星标🌟,及时接收更新 点击▶️播放按钮,收听全文音频讲解 中英双语对照图文稿Hello, listeners! We now have the way to get the authentic book featured on this podcast. If you love learning with a printed book, now you can purchase the book directly from the shop card in the bottom of this article. It’s never been easier to get your hands on the book you need. Hello everyone! You are listening to 'Learn 10000 English words with Ava'. My name is Ava, and I am a language enthusiast. The purpose of this podcast is to understand and remember over 10,000 English words and phrases in 180 days, helping you improve your English skills. This podcast is a series, so to make sure you receive notifications for the latest episodes, please hit the follow button and mark it as a star. You can also check the directory at the end of the article for previous episodes. At the end of our discussion today, we will include an English proverb for you to learn and understand. 听众朋友们,本播客节目所讲解的引进版图书现在可以购买了。如果您喜欢使用纸质书学习,现在您可以点击文章末尾的购物卡片直接购买。非常便捷。 大家好!您正在收听《与艾娃一起学习10000个英语单词》。我叫艾娃,是一名语言爱好者。本播客的目的是在180天内理解和记住超过10,000个英语单词和短语,帮助您提高英语技能。这个播客是一个系列,所以为了确保您能收到最新节目的通知,请点击关注按钮并标记为星标。您还可以在文章末尾查看目录,了解之前的节目。在我们今天讨论的最后,我们将为您提供一个英语谚语,供您学习和理解。 Alright, let's dive into today's topic! In this episode, we will be focusing on Chapter 175, which is all about Writing. We will cover the subsection 175.1, which discusses Writing and Writing Equipment. 好的,让我们深入今天的话题!在这一集中,我们将专注于第175章,内容全是关于写作的。我们将讨论子章节175.1,讨论写作和写作工具。 175.1. WRITING AND WRITING EQUIPMENT |
序号 | 词汇 | DJ音标(美音) | 含义 |
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1 | highlighter pen | /ˈhaɪˌlaɪtər pɛn/ | n. 荧光笔 |
2 | marker | /ˈmɑrkər/ | n. 马克笔 |
3 | ballpoint pen | /ˈbɔlˌpɔɪnt pɛn/ | n. 圆珠笔 |
4 | calligraphy | /kəˈlɪɡrəfi/ | n. 书法 |
5 | handwriting | /ˈhændˌraɪtɪŋ/ | n. 手写 |
6 | ink | /ɪŋk/ | n. 墨水 |
7 | nib | /nɪb/ | n. 笔尖 |
8 | fountain pen | /ˈfaʊntən pɛn/ | n. 钢笔 |
9 | pencil | /ˈpɛnsəl/ | n. 铅笔 |
10 | parchment | /ˈpɑrtʃmənt/ | n. 羊皮纸 |
11 | printing | /ˈprɪntɪŋ/ | n. 印刷 |
12 | emojis | /ɪˈmoʊdʒiz/ | n. 表情符号 |
13 | typeface | /ˈtaɪpˌfeɪs/ | n. 字体 |
14 | letters | /ˈlɛtərz/ | n. 字母 |
15 | uppercase / capital letters | /ˈʌpərˌkeɪs/ /ˈkæpɪtəl ˈlɛtərz/ | n. 大写字母 |
16 | lowercase | /ˈloʊərˌkeɪs/ | n. 小写字母 |
17 | bold | /boʊld/ | adj. 粗体 |
18 | italic | /ɪˈtælɪk/ | adj. 斜体 |
19 | numerals | /ˈnuːmərəlz/ | n. 数字 |
20 | ligature | /ˈlɪɡətʃər/ | n. 连字 |
21 | period (US) / full stop (UK) | /ˈpɪriəd/ /ˈfʊl stɑp/ | n. 句号 |
22 | hyphen | /ˈhaɪfən/ | n. 连字符 |
23 | dash | /dæʃ/ | n. 破折号 |
24 | underscore | /ˈʌndərˌskɔr/ | n. 下划线 |
25 | comma | /ˈkɑmə/ | n. 逗号 |
26 | semicolon | /ˈsɛmiˌkoʊlən/ | n. 分号 |
27 | colon | /ˈkoʊlən/ | n. 冒号 |
28 | ellipsis | /ɪˈlɪpsɪs/ | n. 省略号 |
29 | exclamation mark | /ˌɛkskləˈmeɪʃən ˌmɑrk/ | n. 感叹号 |
30 | question mark | /ˈkwɛstʃən ˌmɑrk/ | n. 问号 |
31 | apostrophe | /əˈpɑstrəfi/ | n. 撇号 |
32 | single quotation mark | /ˈsɪŋɡəl kwoʊˈteɪʃən ˌmɑrk/ | n. 单引号 |
33 | double quotation mark | /ˈdʌbəl kwoʊˈteɪʃən ˌmɑrk/ | n. 双引号 |
34 | asterisk | /ˈæstərɪsk/ | n. 星号 |
35 | at sign / at symbol | /æt saɪn/ /æt ˈsɪmbəl/ | n. 电子邮件符号 (@) |
36 | ampersand | /ˈæmpərˌsænd/ | n. 和号 (&) |
37 | tilde | /ˈtɪldə/ | n. 波浪号 (~) |
38 | acute accent | /əˈkjut ˈæksɛnt/ | n. 尖音符 (´) |
39 | grave accent | /ɡræv ˈæksɛnt/ | n. 抑音符 (`) |
40 | umlaut | /ˈumˌlaʊt/ | n. 变音符号 (¨) |
41 | circumflex | /ˈsɜrkəmˌflɛks/ | n. 抑扬符 (^) |
42 | cedilla | /sɪˈdɪlə/ | n. 软音符 (¸) |
43 | copyright | /ˈkɑpiˌraɪt/ | n. 版权符号 (©) |
44 | registered trademark | /ˈrɛʤɪstərd ˈtreɪdˌmɑrk/ | n. 注册商标符号 (®) |
45 | brackets | /ˈbrækɪts/ | n. 括号 |
46 | hashtag | /ˈhæʃˌtæɡ/ | n. 井号 (#) |
47 | Latin alphabet | /ˈlætən ˈælfəˌbɛt/ | n. 拉丁字母 |
48 | Greek alphabet | /ɡrik ˈælfəˌbɛt/ | n. 希腊字母 |
49 | Cyrillic alphabet | /sɪˈrɪlɪk ˈælfəˌbɛt/ | n. 西里尔字母 |
50 | Braille | /breɪl/ | n. 盲文 |
51 | Arabic script | /ˈærəbɪk skrɪpt/ | n. 阿拉伯文字 |
52 | Japanese characters | /ˌʤæpəˈniz ˈkɛrɪktərz/ | n. 日本文字 |
53 | Chinese characters | /ˌʧaɪˈniz ˈkɛrɪktərz/ | n. 中国汉字 |
54 | Devanagari script | /ˌdeɪvəˈnɑɡəri skrɪpt/ | n. 天城文字 |
55 | Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs | /ˈeɪnʃənt ɪˈʤɪpʃən ˈhaɪərəˌɡlɪfs/ | n. 古埃及象形文字 |
In this section, we will explore various writing tools, punctuation marks, and different types of writing scripts. This will include a variety of pens and markers, as well as the unique characteristics of different alphabets and scripts.
在这一部分,我们将探索各种写作工具、标点符号以及不同类型的书写体。这将包括各种笔和马克笔,以及不同字母和书写体的独特特征。
Okay, let's create a paragraph using the vocabulary we've learned to help us understand the usage of these words and deepen our memory.
好的,让我们用我们学到的词汇创建一个段落,以帮助我们理解这些词的用法并加深记忆。
In a cozy classroom filled with sunlight, a teacher named Ms. Johnson was preparing to introduce her students to various writing tools. She held up a highlighter pen and explained how it could be used to emphasize important points in their notes. 'And here’s a marker,' she said, showcasing a vibrant color, 'perfect for whiteboards!'
Next, she picked up a ballpoint pen, demonstrating its smooth writing capabilities. “Do any of you know what calligraphy is?” she asked, sparking curiosity among her students. 'It’s a beautiful form of handwriting that uses special pens and ink.'
As Ms. Johnson continued, she referred to the nib of the fountain pen in her hand, explaining how it affects the flow of ink. “Now, who can tell me the difference between a pencil and a fountain pen?” Hands shot up in the air, excited to share their knowledge.
“Great! Now let’s talk about parchment,” she added, showing a piece of textured paper. “In the past, people used it for printing important documents.” As she spoke, students began doodling with various emojis on their papers, representing their thoughts.
“Remember, when we write, we also need to pay attention to our typeface. It can change the mood of our letters. For example, using uppercase can add emphasis, while lowercase can make our writing appear more casual.” She wrote a few examples on the board, mixing bold and italic styles.
“Don’t forget about numerals and punctuation marks!” Ms. Johnson exclaimed. “They help us structure our writing. For instance, a period is crucial at the end of a sentence, while a comma helps separate ideas.” The class giggled when she mentioned the exclamation mark, emphasizing excitement.
“Let’s also practice using a hyphen and a dash correctly,” she instructed, guiding them through some examples. “And remember to use the underscore for emphasis in digital writing!”
As the lesson progressed, Ms. Johnson engaged the students with various punctuation marks: semicolon, colon, and even an ellipsis to show trailing thoughts. “What about these?” she pointed to the symbols on the board, “Can anyone tell me when to use a question mark or an apostrophe?”
“Learning about quotation marks, both single and double, is also important,” she added. “And don’t forget about the asterisk for footnotes!”
The students were enthralled as she explained the at sign, ampersand, and even the tilde, showcasing how each symbol serves a unique purpose in writing. “These are essential in our digital age!” she said, smiling.
As the class wrapped up, Ms. Johnson introduced different alphabets around the world, including the Latin alphabet, Greek alphabet, and even Braille for the visually impaired. “Isn’t it fascinating how we can communicate in so many ways?” she asked, inspiring her students to appreciate the beauty of writing scripts from Arabic to Japanese characters, and even Chinese characters.
Finally, she concluded with a brief history of the Devanagari script and Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. “Every script tells a story,” she said, leaving her students eager to explore the world of writing.
在一个充满阳光的舒适教室里,一位名叫约翰逊老师的老师正在准备向她的学生介绍各种写作工具。她举起一支荧光笔,并解释它如何用于强调笔记中的重要点。“这是一支马克笔,”她说,展示了一种鲜艳的颜色,“非常适合白板!”
接下来,她拿起一支圆珠笔,演示其流畅的书写能力。“你们中有没有人知道什么是书法?”她问,激发了学生们的好奇心。“这是一种美丽的手写形式,使用特殊的墨水。”
随着约翰逊老师的继续讲解,她提到了手中钢笔的笔尖,解释它如何影响墨水的流动。“现在,谁能告诉我铅笔和钢笔之间的区别?”手纷纷举起,兴奋地分享他们的知识。
“太好了!现在让我们谈谈羊皮纸,”她补充道,展示一张有纹理的纸。“在过去,人们用它来印刷重要文件。”当她讲解时,学生们开始在纸上涂鸦各种表情符号,代表他们的想法。
“记住,当我们写作时,我们也需要注意我们的字体。它可以改变我们所写的字母的情感。例如,使用大写字母可以增加强调感,而小写字母可以使我们的写作显得更随意。”她在黑板上写了一些例子,混合使用粗体和斜体风格。
“不要忘记数字和标点符号!”约翰逊老师兴奋地说。“它们帮助我们构建写作。例如,一个句号在句子末尾是至关重要的,而逗号则有助于分开想法。”当她提到感叹号强调激动时,班级发出笑声。
“让我们也练习正确使用连字符和破折号,”她指导学生们进行一些例子。“并记得在数字写作中使用下划线来强调!”
随着课程的进展,约翰逊老师用各种标点符号与学生互动:分号、冒号,甚至用省略号表示未完的思考。“这些是什么?”她指着黑板上的符号,“谁能告诉我何时使用问号或撇号?”
“学习引号,无论是单引号还是双引号,也很重要,”她补充道。“别忘了星号用于脚注!”
学生们被她解释的电子邮件符号、和号,甚至波浪号吸引住了,展示了每个符号在写作中的独特用途。“这些在我们的数字时代是必不可少的!”她微笑着说。
随着课堂的结束,约翰逊老师介绍了世界各地不同的字母表,包括拉丁字母、希腊字母,甚至是供视觉障碍人士使用的盲文。“我们能以如此多种方式进行交流,真是令人着迷!”她问,激励她的学生欣赏从阿拉伯文字到日本文字,甚至是中国汉字的书写体的美丽。
最后,她简要介绍了天城文字和古埃及象形文字的历史。“每种书写体都讲述了一个故事,”她说,让学生们渴望探索写作的世界。
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