Study English Three

 

1.Utter a word. 说话
  A hen-pecked husband 妻管严 ，怕老婆的人Eg:
   A:Anut is scolding Uncle again,
   B:Don’t worry,Your Uncel won’t utter a word back.
   A: I did’t know my uncle is a hen-pecked husband.
   B:He isn’t He think it is not necessary to quarrel with women.

 

2,  Are you complete of you dream?你实现你的梦想了吗？
3．Valentine’s day 情人节
4．Show up 爱显

    Jone is often show up his body to girl!

5．Show-up 爱显的人
6．Somethis you like ,but something you can’t do.
7. I Should do more about my future work!
8．Mind your own business! 管好你自己的事。
9．Which do you prefer! 你喜欢那一个。
10．Do you believe in the fate!

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Hi, everybody, long time no see. Do you believe in the fate ? it is my conviction, because of the fate, I came across someone in my life time and again. I would meet with him or her during the journey, on my way to go shopping, in the waiting room for patients, at the park, in the classroom, on the internet, or even at home. And the time we spent together is uncertain, maybe one minute, or one hour, one day, one year, and some of them would accompany with me for a lifetime. Whever I ran into you, how long the time I would share with you, i’ve got happiness, peace, console, encouragement, confidence, and anythine wonderful that I can’t gain from other person. Everyone I ran across was unique, thank you for your appearance, and what I can do is to transfer the same treasure you gave me to others I will meet with , which is the best way to show my appreciation,I think.

New Words:

            Utter [ 'ʌtə ] a. 全然的,绝对,完全, v. 发出,作声,发表
Scold [ skəuld ] . n. 老爱责骂的人 v. 责骂,训斥vi. 责骂,申斥vt. 责骂
Quarrel [ 'kwɒrəl ] . n. 吵架,反目,怨言 v. 吵架,争论,挑剔
Scientist [ 'saiəntist ] n 科学家
Fate [ feit ] n. 命运
Conviction [ kən'vikʃən ] . n. 定罪,信服,坚信
Accompany [ ə'kʌmpəni ] . v. 陪伴,带有
Peace [ pi:s ] .和平 和睦
Console [ kən'səul ] v. 安慰,慰藉 n. 控制台,操纵台
Confidence [ 'kɒnfidəns ] . a. 骗得信任的 n. 信任,信心
Gain [ gein ] . n. 增益,获得,利润 v. 得到,增进,获利
Treasure [ 'treʒə ] . n. 宝物,财富 v. 珍爱,重视,储藏
Appreciation [ə'pri:ʃi'eiʃən] n. 赏识,鉴识,感激

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