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就是泡在茶杯里的那个~~上课要用,谢谢
Remind me of a fictional character from the American television series Prison Break
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What she did was produce X-ray picture that told Watson and Crick that one of their models was inside out. But now school doubt that Franklin was not only robbed of her life by disease but robbed of credit by her competitors, was left out. That angered Watson. The fourth, the one who actually made the picture But three of these people won the Nobel prize for figuring out what the photo really showed—the shape of DNA, who attacked her in return. And she was not shy about saying so.” One reason Franklin was missing was that she had died of cancer four years before the Nobel decision.But Wilkins and Franklin’s was a lot rockier than the celebrated teamwork of Watson and Crick, the others couldn’t have come up with the structure.if her photo hadn’t been there, and Maurice Wilkins, Francis crick. The discovery brought fame and fortune to scientists James Watson
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其他人是不可能想到DNA的结构的,而赢得了诺贝尔奖。如果没有她的照片,这却激怒了Watson。而且她并不拘于说出来。第四个人——真正制作了那副照片的人却被遗漏了,也被竞争者夺走了应得的荣誉。因为她做的是用X光告诉后两人他们的模型被弄反了。但是WIlkins和Franklin比Watson 和Crick的著名团队要酷多了,有一个原因是她在诺贝尔奖之前就死于癌症。但现在人们却怀疑她(Franlin)不仅被癌症夺走了生命。这个发现给James Watson。之所以被遗漏, Francis crick和Maurice Wilkins三位科学家带来了荣誉和财富但是他们中的三个因为破解了那幅照片——DNA的结构,反而遭到Watson的报复
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谢谢啦,虽然晚了点
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如果她的照片不在那里。第四,她富兰克林是失踪了四年前死于癌症诺贝尔委员会的决定。她的所作所为是产生x射线照片。这激怒了沃森,告诉沃森和克里克。和她不怯于说出来,他们的一个模型是内外,实际上使得这幅画。但威尔金斯和富兰克林的是很多比著名的团队合作的坎坷沃森和克里克,被排除、克里克,其他人不能想出了这个结构。但是现在学校怀疑富兰克林不仅抢了她生命的疾病夺去她的竞争对手信贷。“其中一个原因是,莫里斯·威尔金斯。这个发现带来名望和财富的科学家詹姆斯·沃森但是这三个人获得诺贝尔奖的搞清楚这个照片真的显示形状的DNA,攻击她的回报
给这么点分还要做这么多,多给点喽,你也可以自己去有道看
我也想加啊,但是没有了……
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急求菲利普·罗斯 [美国牧歌]英文介绍要快,谢谢
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&s book unfolds five years later on a summer night during the Watergate hearings. Of the few fair-complexioned Jewish students in our preponderantly Jewish public high school.& Levov, N, trusting dreamy country&American Pastoral&quot.&s glove factory, a distinguished cut above the more primordial humanity of just about everybody else at the school, golden past of community and hope, invented over and over since it first appeared in ancient Greece, Miss New Jersey of 1949;70s - the &There&#39.She is &quot. It&#39, insentient Viking mask of the blue-eyed blond born into our tribe. &quot.&quot, and it became &quot.J, he behaved like one, whose naive act of protest in 1968 against the Vietnam War makes her a killer.There'lovely.Roth believes that Swede Levov.The fall of the house of Levov mirrors the collapse of the Ams pastoral.&s tragedy,the tragedy of the man not set up for tragedy - that is everyman's 200-year-old farmhouse, the Swede was a fair employer and refused to move the plant out of Newark as the city declined in the riot-filled 1960s, eventually crea the others were awarded major literary prizes, a country town of colonial homes and farms far from NHere is the classic hero of Roth&#39, his seeming passivity , even if the setting is postwar Newark.&American Pastoral. She&#39, fictionally and autobiographically.Time and his prostate have slowed Zuckerman down when the book opens at the 45th reunion of Newark'America beserk, but one -s &quot.Merry is still underground. Athe daughter who transports him out of the longed-for American pastoral and into everything that is its antithesis and its enemy. . Lt work anymore.Full of echoes from Roth&#39. A Jew who aspired to the &quot. This is his third novel in four years, a fugitive and the constant reminder of what the Swede has avoided in his golden life&#39, the birthplace of both the novelist and his alter ego. Not only did the Swede resemble a member of the WASP ruling class.The source of his trageHis aloofness, and it paralyzes him.The opening chapters contain some of Roth&#39. His characters are believable. ;American way of life, he creates a warm, N,&quot, where he learns of the death of Weequahic&#39.The title.The all-American hero with his beauty-queen wife lived in Old Rimrock, interesting and full of life, & says Zuckerman as he learns of Swede&#39, living in filth and hunger in a N so was the anomalous face.&quot, nothing possessed anything remotely like the steep-jawed, Seymour &quot. The bomb kis Weequahic High School class of 1950;American Pastoral&#39, who lived by the old system. Ms more pain than the Swede knows how to bear, and the desperation of the counterpastoral - into the indigenous A is again a triumph, and she disappears into something similar to the Weather Underground. &quot, but Roth writes so well he can make even a s planted more bombs and killed more people, by Philip RothThe pastoral is one of the os also been beaten and raped frequently, Nathan ZIt&#39, although the Swede has fAt 16. Taking over his father' is his most powerful assault on the &American Pastoral&quot, it&#39. made him appear, a misguided attack on a symbol of the government she hates because of the war. Tragedy strikes, he pounds his message home with a sledgehammer, subtly tinged with just the rig seems a natural, Merry plants a homemade bomb in the village post office. With swift. Levov even raises prize cattle, into the fury, the work of our best American novelist at thThe name was magical.J; The final section of Roth' that has turned nightmarish, the priapic hero s a night of discovered betrayals (both Levovs have become adulterers) and violence. This is Philip Roth&#39.This book is a classic pasto sheParadise Ls a story set in the wholesome healthy countryside away from the temptations and corruptions of society, Merry,&quot. A Jew who married an Irish Catholic.;s a bigger pastoral scene here - confident postwar America oblivious to the coming storm of violence and betrayal of the 1960s and 'Swede& A Jew who left his community to live among the gentry. A Jew who did not raise his dThe old system that made order doesn&#39. It&#39.America became the greatest pastoral setting of the Western imagination, as guests gather for dinner at the Levov&#39, was crushed by that system because he defied the rules, sure strokes,&s back yard, &quot, the Wild West of cowboys and Indians.Ss greatest athlete, had served with distinction in the Marines and was the husband of Mary Dawn Ds earlier novels.& she&#39
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American Pastoral is a Philip Roth novel concerning Seymour &Swede& Levov, a Jewish-American businessman and former high school athlete from Newark, New Jersey. Levov's happy and conventional upper middle class life is ruined by the domestic social and political turmoil of the 1960s, which in the novel described as a manifestation of the &indigenous American berserk&. The novel won the Pulitzer Prize in 1998 and was included in &All-TIME 100 Greatest Novels&.
In the story, Seymour Levov is born and raised in the Weequahic section of Newark as the son of a successful Jewish-American glove manufacturer. Called &the Swede& because...
American Pastoral is a Philip Roth novel concerning Seymour &Swede& Levov, a Jewish-American businessman and former high school athlete from Newark, New Jersey. Levov's happy and conventional upper middle class life is ruined by the domestic social and political turmoil of the 1960s, which in the novel described as a manifestation of the &indigenous American berserk&. The novel won the Pulitzer Prize in 1998 and was included in &All-TIME 100 Greatest Novels&.[1] The film rights to it were later optioned by Paramount Pictures. In 2006, it was one of the runners' up in the &What is the Greatest Work of American Fiction in the Last 25 Years?& contest held...
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[05:37.480]What&makes&you&say&that? [05:39.720]^你为什么这么说? [05:42.000]What&happened&then? [05:44.000]^然后发生了什么事? [05:46.720]Are&you? [05:48.320]^是吗? [05:49.560]Do&you? [05:50.920]^是吗? [05:52.080]Did&you? [05:53.520]^是吗? [05:57.560]---&10 [05:59.760]Oh,by&the&way. [06:02.040]^啊,对了。 [06:03.720]Oh,before&l&forget,... [06:06.360]^啊,趁我还没忘记…… [06:08.880]I&need&to&ask&you&something. [06:11.320]^我有件事情要问你。 [06:13.640]Can&l&ask&you&something? [06:15.880]^我可以问你一个问题吗? [06:17.920]What’s&that? [06:19.440]^什么事? [06:20.880]Oh,that&reminds&me. [06:23.280]^啊,那倒提醒了我。 [06:25.480]Speaking&of... [06:27.040]^说到…… [06:28.480]While&we&are&on&the&subject... [06:30.960]^既然说到这个,…… [06:35.440]---&11 [06:38.080]Can&I&ask&you&something? [06:40.320]^我可以问你一个问题吗? [06:42.400]Good&question. [06:44.120]^问得好。 [06:45.560]I’d&have&to&think&about&it. [06:47.840]^我得想一想。 [06:49.720]That’s&an&interesting&question. [06:52.640]^这是个有趣的问题。 [06:54.960]Well,let’s&see. [06:57.600]^嗯,让我想想。 [07:00.000]I’m&not&sure. [07:01.760]^我不确定。 [07:03.160]I’ll&have&to&check. [07:05.120]^我得查查看。 [07:06.840]I&have&no&idea. [07:09.160]^我一点儿也不知道。 [07:11.080]You&got&me&there! [07:12.960]^你问倒我了。 [07:14.920]How&can&l&put&this? [07:17.200]^这该怎么说呢? [07:22.080]---&12 [07:24.600]Do&you&have&a&pen? [07:26.480]^请问你有笔吗? [07:28.440]Could&you&lend&me&a&pen? [07:30.840]^可以借支笔吗? [07:32.760]Yes,of&course. [07:34.680]^是的,当然有。 [07:36.160]Here&you&go. [07:37.440]^当然,拿去吧。 [07:39.200]I&wonder&if&you&could&do&me&a&favor? [07:42.360]^不知可否帮个忙吗? [07:44.720]Sure,there&you&go. [07:47.040]^当然,拿去吧。 [07:48.960]Sure,here&you&are. [07:51.400]^当然,拿去吧。 [07:53.240]I&don’t&have&one&with&me. [07:55.240]^我没有。 [07:56.960]I&don’t&have&any&actually. [07:59.240]^事实上我没有。 [08:01.440]I&owe&you&one. [08:03.120]^我欠你一份情。 [08:07.760]---&13 [08:10.280]Excuse&me. [08:12.120]^对不起。 [08:13.760]Excuse&me,are&you&Sarah&Wilson? [08:17.200]^对不起,请问你是Sarah&Wilson吗? [08:21.080]Excuse&me.&Could&l&have&some&water,please? [08:24.880]^对不起,可以要杯冰开水吗? [08:27.960]Be&careful.&Those&are&heavy. [08:31.000]^小心,那些蛮重的。 [08:33.320]Hello!&Can&you&help&me? [08:36.040]^嘿!可以请你帮个忙吗? [08:38.560]Could&you&give&us&a&hand,please? [08:41.040]^可以请你帮个忙吗? [08:42.840]Could&you&do&me&a&favor? [08:44.760]^可以请你帮个忙吗? [08:49.560]---&14 [08:51.800]Sorry&to&interrupt. [08:53.920]^对不起,我插个话。 [08:56.040]Can&l&interrupt&for&just&a&moment? [08:58.560]^可以打断一下子吗? [09:00.360]Do&you&mind&if&l&cut&in? [09:02.440]^介意我插个话吗? [09:04.360]Don’t&keep&interrupting&our&conversation. [09:07.560]^别老打岔。 [09:09.320]I&couldn’t&help&overhearing&you. [09:12.000]^我不小心听到你的话。 [09:17.120]---&15 [09:19.360]Flying&is&as&safe&as&ever,don’t&you&think? [09:22.640]^坐飞机还是一样那么安全,你不觉得吗? [09:26.080]Well,maybe. [09:28.000]^嗯,也许吧 [09:29.680]What&do&you&think? [09:31.440]^你觉得呢? [09:32.760]Wouldn’t&you&say? [09:34.240]^你不认为吗? [09:35.520]Wouldn’t&you&agree? [09:37.200]^你不同意吗? [09:38.560]How&do&you&feel&about&this? [09:40.560]^你觉得怎么样? [09:42.040]What&do&you&think? [09:43.600]^你觉得呢? [09:44.800]You’ve&been&very&quiet. [09:46.720]^你一直闷不吭声。 [09:51.160]---&16 [09:53.360]Let&me&get&the&door&for&you. [09:55.760]^我来帮你开门吧。 [09:57.440]Allow&me. [09:58.920]^请让我来 [10:00.320]Can&l&get&you&something&to&drink? [10:02.600]^我可以替你拿杯饮料吗? [10:04.760]Do&you&need&a&hand? [10:06.400]^需要帮忙吗? [10:07.640]Can&l&help&you? [10:09.120]^需要帮忙吗? [10:10.520]I&could&use&some&help. [10:12.440]^我需要帮手。 [10:13.960]I&need&some&help. [10:15.640]^我需要帮手。 [10:17.160]Don’t&worry&about&it. [10:18.800]^不用客气。 [10:20.160]No&problem&at&all. [10:21.800]^没有问题。 [10:25.960]---&17 [10:28.320]Do&you&mind? [10:30.040]^你介意吗? [10:31.640]No.&I&don’t&mind. [10:33.880]^我不介意。 [10:35.360]Yes.&I&do&mind. [10:37.600]^我介意 [10:40.080]I’d&prefer&you&not&to. [10:42.360]^我不希望你那么做。 [10:44.320]No,please&don’t. [10:46.480]^请不要那么做。 [10:48.160]You’d&better&not. [10:49.920]^你最好不要那么做。 [10:51.760]That’s&fine&with&me. [10:53.680]^我不介意。 [10:55.080]Is&that&okay? [10:56.840]^可以吗? [10:57.800]No&problem. [10:59.160]^没问题。 [11:00.280]Sure,&go&ahead. [11:01.880]^当然。 [11:05.840]---&18 [11:08.000]How&about&some&ice&cream? [11:10.240]^来点冰淇淋如何? [11:12.200]That’s&a&good&idea. [11:14.040]^那是个好主意。 [11:15.640]That&sounds&good. [11:17.360]^听起来不错。 [11:18.880]Why&don’t&you&take&a&rest? [11:20.880]^你何不休息一下? [11:22.720]Why&not&give&it&a&try? [11:24.920]^你何不试试? [11:26.600]Why&don’t&you&have&a&look? [11:28.560]^你何不看看? [11:30.200]Why&not&check&out&the&newspaper? [11:32.560]^你何不查一下报纸? [11:34.560]Could&you&check&out&the&newspaper? [11:36.720]^你可以看看报纸有没有吗? [11:38.960]You’d&better&see&what&is&on. [11:41.240]^你最好先看看有什么(电影)上演。 [11:44.920]---&music
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回答:级别:大四 13:28:25来自:IANA
1.— Hi! How do you do, Zhang?
— _______
A.How are you?
B Good afternoon.
C.How do you do?
D.Very fine.
2.— Jane, I’m coming to say good-bye. I’m leaving tomorrow.
— _______
A.I’m sorry.
B.Oh, no. Why?
C.Go slowly.
D.Why soon? Can’t you stay a few days longer?
3.— Sam, this is my friend, Jane.
A. I’m Sam.
B.How are you?
C. Glad to meet you, Jane.
D.Very well, thank you.
4.— May I know your name, please?
— _______
A.I’d rather not.
B.Yes, you may.
C.Jane Edwin.
D.No, please don’t
5.— Haven’t seen you for ages. How are you?
— _______
A.Thank you a lot.
B.It’s several years.
C.Long time no see.
D.Just so-so.
6.We’re glad that something _______ has come out of the situation.
A.positive
B.negative
C.position
D.negation
7.We’ll discuss the problem later _______ detail.
8.Each member is given a special exercise routine that is _______ for his or her needs.
A.constant
B.appropriate
9.Mrs. Black became a(n) _______ at making desserts.
D.specialist
10.Hurry up, _______ you’ll be late.
11.There’s something important in _______.
A.paper of today
B.today newspaper’s
C.today newspaper
D.today’s newspaper
12.She volunteered to take care of _______ wounded and _______ dying.
B.the, the
13.He’s a shy boy who can’t _______ with others very well.
C.communicate
14.I'm _______ of the package that's been left in the corridor.
C.aggressive
D.suspicious
15.You’re required to _______ your name at the end of this form.
16.Peter, my English teacher always _______ me to study hard.
A.occupied
B.challenged
C.encouraged
D.convinced
17.Mr. Smith raises many _______ on his farm.
D.chickens
18.They’re _______ vacation for the next two weeks.
19.We often have sports after class, and I like to play _______ basketball.
20.The police asked me to _______ exactly how it happened.
C.describe
21.It took him a long time to _______ the skills he needed to become a professional artist.
22.The island’s _______ is similar to Hawaii’s, which attracts more and more tourists every year.
D.landscape
23.Some friends of _______ joined the political party.
A.my father
B.my father’s
C.my fathers’
D.my fathers
24.Mrs. Lenny gave us _______ on how to learn English well.
A.some advices
B.many advices
C.some advice
D.an advice
25.All the _______ in the hospital will get a rise tomorrow.
A. women-doctors
B. woman doctors
C. women doctors
D. doctors of women
26.After the accident it took a long time before she had the _______ to get back in a car again.
B.confidence
C.opportunity
27.I could hear them talking but I couldn’t figure _______ what they were saying.
28.The _______ of doctors agree that smoking is extremely harmful to health.
B.majority
D.minority
28.He is learning to playing _______ guitar.
29.I’ve lost _______ with George in the last few months.
30.My son is already showing an interest _______ music.
31.If you meet a new word and you are not sure what it means, _______ it _______ in a dictionary.
B.look for
C.look after
32.Old Mr. Carter was convinced that women doctors were _______ to men.
A.superior
B.inferior
C.superiority
D.inferiority
33.No country can afford to neglect _______.
A.an education
B.educations
C.education
D.the education
34.Millie has _______ e-dog and its name is Hobo.
35.Tom felt his mother knew he was lying when she looked him in the eye.
A.汤姆觉得妈妈在撒谎,当妈妈看他的眼睛时。
B.当妈妈看汤姆的眼睛时,汤姆觉得妈妈在撒谎。
C.汤姆觉得妈妈知道他在撒谎,当妈妈正视汤姆的眼睛时。
D.当妈妈正视汤姆的眼睛时,汤姆觉得妈妈知道他在撒谎。
36.I’d like to have some fish rather than beef.
A.我想吃牛肉,不想吃鱼。
B.我不想吃牛肉,也不想吃鱼。
C.我想吃鱼,不想吃牛肉。
D.我想吃牛肉,也想吃鱼。
37.昨天雨下的很大,但是我们不管怎样都去了音乐会。
A.It rained heavily yesterday, for we went to the concert anyway.
B.It rained heavily yesterday, and we went to the concert anyway.
C.It rained heavily yesterday, but we went to the concert anyway.
D.It rained heavily, however we went to the concert anyway.
38.亨利向几家大公司递交了求职申请。
A.Henry sent out applications to several big companies.
B.Henry sent out application several big companies.
C. Henry sent out several big companies to his applications.
D.Several big companies sent out applications to Henry.
39.他对陌生人不太友善。
A.He is not very friend to strangers.
B.He is not very friendless to strangers.
C.He is not very friendship to strangers.
D.He is not very friendly to strangers
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