英语40怎么读
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100的英文怎么读
篇一:英语40怎么读
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100的英文怎么读：hundred英 [ˈhʌndrəd]美 [ˈhʌndrɪd]
词组习语：
a (或one) hundred per cent
1. 完全，百分之百
我不十分确定。
I'm not a hundred per cent sure.
six hundred pound gorilla
1. 力大无比的人，强大的力量，无时抵御的影晌
He is a 600-hundred-pound gorilla. He can intimidate anybody.
他力大无比，谁都怕他。
We are all subject to nine-hundred-pound gorilla from the mass media.
我们都受着大众传媒不可抵御的影响。
俚语类型: 美国俚语
100的英文例句：
1. Three hundred million dollars will be nothing like enough.
3亿美元远远不够。
2. Several hundred workers struck in sympathy with their colleagues.
几百名工人罢工以声援他们的同事。
3. Take a hundred and twenty values and calculate the mean.
取120个值计算平均数。
4. Its own estimate of three hundred tallies with that of another survey.
其估计数目300与另一项调查的结果相吻合。
5. I pushed on towards Flagstaff, a hundred miles to the west.
我继续西行，向100英里外的弗拉格斯塔夫进发。
6. More than nine hundred people have died in the fighting.
900多人在这场战斗中丧生。
7. The men were maybe a hundred feet away and coming closer.
那些人大约有100英尺远，正在向这里靠近。
8. More than one hundred police have ringed the area.
这一地区已被上百名警察包围。
9. Her orbital speed must be a few hundred meters per second.
其轨道速度一定是在每秒几百米。
10. He walked two hundred and sixty miles in eight days.
他在8天里走了260英里的路。
11. A barge was about a hundred yards away, waiting to return seaward.
一艘驳船停在大约100码开外，等待着返海回航。
12. They sweltered in temperatures rising to a hundred degrees.
接近华氏100度的高温让他们感觉酷热难耐。
13. He stopped a hundred yards short of the building.
他在离大楼100码处停下了。
14. Several hundred people twirl around the ballroom dance floor.
几百人在舞厅的舞池里旋转。
15. The factory's workforce has dwindled from over 4,000 to a few hundred.
工厂雇员总数已经从4,000多人减少到几百人。
名人的英语学习方法：助你少走弯路
篇二:英语40怎么读
名言警句总是给人以醍醐灌顶的启迪，关于英语学习的方法，也有很多老师们给出了经典的总结，本文从阅读、发音和中英文化三个方面，带你领略大师们的英语学习方法和经验。
关于发音
学习英语从一开始就要重视语音，语调。发音，语调，重音，停顿，不求完美，但要基本正确。否则，将影响听力及口语，从而是语言失去交流的功能。——梅任毅
说英语一不要怕犯错误，二不要怕别人笑话。要争取一切机会讲英语，和外国人讲，和同学讲，和同事讲，实在没办法的时候和自己讲。例如，可以把自己想说的话录下来，然后再放出来自己听。——胡文仲
模仿英美人的语音语调，但不必一味追求洋腔洋调，重点应放在发音正确，吐字清楚，表达自然。大胆张口，有时不免背诵，以至自说自话。——胡壮麟
学习英语首先要打好基础。从语音语调做起，多听录音多模仿，一定会有收益。——陶洁
关于阅读
光学几句干巴巴的英文不行....不要总是把阅读的目的放在提高英文上，阅读首先是吸收知识，吸收知识的过程中自然而然就吸收了语言。——许国璋
阅读时对那些不影响全句全篇大意的新词，多查词典，了解其意义和用法。——胡壮麟
首先要选好难易程度适中的原文书籍：一般以每页(大32开)不超过八个生词为宜。其次是阅读方法：要像读中文小说那样快速浏览，不默读，不查字典，更不通过翻译来理解原文的意思。遇见不认识的生词，要根据上下文来推测。第三是要坚持天天都读，而且要给自己规定每天必须完成的阅读任务。只要坚持下去，几个月，半年之后，肯定会看到成效。——何其莘
英语具有较好的基础以后，通读(注意不是略读或跳读)一本浅易的英语语法书会使你有一种豁然开朗的感觉。——胡文仲
不要小看世界名著的英文简写本。基础阶段读它三，四十本才会体会到学英文究竟是怎么一回事。——刘承沛
要从阅读中学到好的，地道的英语，我们不防读细一点甚至对好的句子、段落加以背诵。但阅读不应该只限于写一些漂亮句子，更重要的是得到知识，不仅是专业知识，而且是广泛的人文知识，这是学好英语的关键所在。——熊德倪
关于中英文化
要关心中国文化。中国人都应关心中国文化，主修英语或别外语的的朋友们更要注意对中国文化的学习和钻研，因为在外语上用很多时间，可能会忽略中国文化的学习，结果是对所学语言国家的情况和文化特点知道得多，而对中国的文化特点知道得反而少。中国文化源远流长，有很多宝贵的成份，我们应该珍视这份遗产，努力予以发扬光大。——丁往道
学习外语，从事语言学研究的人不要把自己圈在只读洋文的狭小天地里，一定要具备良好的国学基础。——许国璋
学英语除了肯下功夫外，还要动脑筋总结英语特点，比较英语和汉语的“同”和“异”。看到了“同”有助于提高学习效率，不过，需要注意学习和掌握的还是“异”的部分。——梅任毅
永远的英文怎么读
篇三:英语40怎么读
汉语解释：长远，永久。2一直;从来。天不说明自己的高度、它永远是至高无上。地不说明自己的厚度、它永远是厚德载物。海不说明自己的深度、它永远是容纳百川。想知道永远的英文怎么说吗?
永远[yǒng yuǎn]
永远的英文释义：
always ; forever ; ever ; in perpetuity ; eternity
网 络forever;always;for good;world without end
永远的英文例句：
我们永远怀念他。
We will embalm him forever.
她的演说对于听众来说永远是灵感之源。
40的英文怎么读 Her speeches have ever been a fount of inspiration to her audiences.
坏人将会受到永远的惩罚。
永远的英文怎么读
The bad man will suffer eternal damnation.
你不能永远护住自己的子女，不让他们接触现实生活。
You can't screen your children from the real life forever.
这位封臣宣誓他将永远忠诚于国王。
The vassal swore that he would be loyal to the king forever.
如果你一直呆在家里，就永远不会有生活经验。
You'll never see life if you stay at home forever.
爱永远不会被永远只会直到永远。
Love will never be forever but will be ever.
成功者永远在做事,失败者永远在许愿。
The winner is always striving and the loser is always promising.
愿上帝永远把你握在手中，但拳头永远不要攥得太紧。
May the lord keep you in his hand and never close his fist too tight on you.
1. I have $100m hidden away where no one will ever find it. 我把1亿美元藏到了一个永远没人会找到的地方。
2. "One thing you can never insure against is corruption among your staff."—"Agreed." “永远也防不胜防的就是员工内部的贪污腐败。”——“同意。”
3. I can never, ever forgive him. I despise him. 我永远不会原谅他。我鄙视他。
4. Lenin lives on in the minds and hearts of millions of people. 列宁永远活在亿万人民的心中。
5. He is always eager for new experiences and ever-willing to experiment. 他总是渴望拥有新的经历，而且永远愿意尝试。
6. I'm not ever going to forget what you've done for the nippers. 我永远忘不了你为这些小孩子所做的一切。
7. He was not a paragon. He would never be perfect. 他不是完人，永远不可能十全十美。
8. A black coat always looks smart and will never date. 黑色外套看起来总是很潇洒，而且永远也不会落伍。40的英文怎么读
9. No matter how often they turn up, their welcome never wears out. 不管他们多久露面一次，都永远那么受欢迎。
10. You never can tell what life is going to bring you. 你永远不知道人生会给你带来些什么。
11. I know I shall feel for ever in her debt. 我知道我将会永远感激她。
12. Hybrids, unlike pure electric cars, never need to be plugged in. 与纯电动汽车不同，混合动力车永远不需要接电源。
13. That was a mistake. We'll never do it again. 那是个错误，我们永远不会再犯了。
14. The editor's decision is final and shall evermore remain so. 编辑的决定是最终性的，而且应该永远不会改变。
15. The individual's whole personality appears to be permanently warped. 这个人的整个人格似乎被永远地扭曲了。
16. He was panic-stricken at the thought he might never play again. 一想到自己可能永远不能再参加比赛，他就无比恐慌。
17. Military historians may never know what brought down the jet. 军事史学家们可能永远也不会知道是什么击落了这架喷气式飞机。
18. She had reconciled herself to never seeing him again. 她说服了自己永远不再和他见面。
19. Never believe anything a married man says about his wife. 永远不要相信一个已婚男人说的任何有关他妻子的话。
20. I'm forever on a diet, since I put on weight easily. 我永远都在减肥，因为我很容易长胖。
四十八个国际音标和英语二十六个字母在单词中的发音
篇四:英语40怎么读
Diven教你说美语40-高频英语单词(三十三)“一切顺利!”怎么说？
篇五:英语40怎么读
Diven教你说美语40-高频英语单词（三十三）“一切顺利！”怎么说？
Diven教你说美语-百度百科：一个广受时尚、爱学年轻人追捧的“边做边学”地道美语表达栏目，隶属于卓桌美语连锁培训品牌。栏目内容以“跨度广”、“资讯新”、“实学实用”的风格著称。适用学习对象：任何年龄段的（除3周岁以下），对“无障碍英语口语交流”有强烈渴望的人群。“哑巴英语”受害者。热爱追随时尚潮流的小、中、大学生。想边休息边学英语“充电”的白领一族。信奉“远离电脑，远离辐射”，想要健康休闲，交友，娱乐，顺便学一千多句地道美语的人士。
本期主题：高频英语单词（三十三）
关键标签：卓桌美语，Diven教你说美语，新鲜热词，高频英语，英语学习
1. 助理工程师 assistant engineer
He works as an assistant engineer in IBM.
Diven注释：assistant engineer 助理工程师。
2.热带的 tropical
Hainan is a tropical city in south China.
Diven注释：tropical city 热带的，作形容词。热带tropical zone，与其相反的寒带frigid zone.
3. 我会感激你一辈子的。I will owe you the rest of my life.
Diven-- Rita, you really did a big favor to me. I will owe you the rest of my life. Rita-- You're very welcome.
Diven注释：owe这个词可以当做“欠某人东西”来用，也可以用来表达“感激”。
4. 好久不见了。 Long time no see.
Diven-- Hey, long time no see. How have you been recently?
Paul-- So so.
Diven注释：其实"Long time no see." 这种说法是中文来的，是早期接触欧美人士的闽南人按照中文思维发明的说法。 不过，现在已经得到世界的广泛认可了，地道的中式英语，中国人好强！
5. 补充 supplement
David feels his salary is not enough to cover his tuition fee and daily expenses, so he decides to find a part-time to supplement his income.
Diven注释：It doesn't make any difference.那（件事）无关痛痒。/无关紧要。
6. 一切顺利！ Everything works out ！
Diven-- Yuki, I hope everything works out for you!
Yuki-- Thank you, Diven.
Diven注释：everything works out. 一切顺利。
7. 稍后 later on
I'm doing the laundry now, and I will watch TV later on.
Diven注释：later on 稍后。
8.这是我的荣幸才对！ The pleasure is mine!
Diven-- It's a pleasure to meet you, Simon.
Simon-- Oh，actually the pleasure is mine!
Diven注释：The pleasure is mine! 当别人对你说“It's a pleasure to..."是，你可以用这句话来表示谦逊和礼貌。
9. 让某人失望 let somebody down40的英文怎么读
You promised me to work out three times a week. So keep your word, don't let me down.
Diven注释：keep one's word 遵守诺言。let somebody down 让某人失望。
10.讽刺 satire
It can take the uninitiated a minute to realize that “Gangnam Style” is satire. Diven注释：只需花不经意的一分钟，就能意识到《江南style》是一种讽刺。uninitiated 不刻意的，不经意的。（引用）
今天的学习到此为止。Let's call it a day. Have fun!
I'M DIVEN. THANK YOU FOR BEINGWITH ME.
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40岁前你应该读的20本英文书
篇六:英语40怎么读
40岁前你应该读的20本英文书
My list of 20 must-read books:
(In no particular order, some classic, and some modern)
The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank- I hope I don’t need to explain why this book is so important. You probably read this as a student, but read it again. It may be the ultimate book about the power of hope and strength in the midst of unspeakable atrocities, and it serves to remind us that there will always be evil in the world, but that we must not let it win.
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou – Poverty. Racism. Rape. Coming of age amidst all that. It’s both heartbreaking and empowering, like only Maya can do.
Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Everyday of Your Life by M.J. Ryan – Ryan shows us that when we let ourselves feel and express our appreciation, we feel happier, younger, and healthier. Gratitude creates a powerful state of happiness where we notice what’s right instead of what’s wrong, which teaches us how to unlock the fullness of life.
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee – Another book many of us read in school, but it’s worth another read through adult eyes. Be brave enough to do what you know is right—enough said.
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradberry, Jean Greaves, Patrick Lencioni – It’s no secret that emotional intelligence (EQ) is critical to success, but knowing what emotional intelligence is and knowing how to use it to
improve your life are two very different things. Emotional intelligence shows us how to use self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management to achieve our fullest potential.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People By Stephen R. Covey – It’s a classic for a reason: still one of the most valuable personal development books of all time. Covey prescribes a holistic, integrated, principle-centered approach to help us lead the best life possible.
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle – The message is simple: living in the now is the path to happiness (and enlightenment.) An excellent manual of how
thoughts and emotions get in the way of our ability to live in genuine peace and happiness.
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl – Based on his own experience in Nazi death camps, Frankl argues that we cannot avoid suffering but we can choose how to cope with it, find meaning in it, and move forward with renewed purpose.
Now, Discover Your Strengths by Marcus Buckingham, Donald O. Clifton – Unfortunately, most of us spend our lives trying to combat our weaknesses instead of developing our strengths, when the truth is that it is actually our strengths that lead us to personal and professional success.
Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith by Anne Lamott – Anne Lamott says the two best prayers she knows are: ―Help me‖ and ―Thank you.‖ Irreverent and witty, Lamott shows us how to own the reality of our own brokenness while coming closer to a real understanding of grace.
Making Marriage Simple: Ten Truths for Changing the Relationship You Have into the One You Want by Harville Hendrix, Helen LaKelly Hunt – A guide to building a strong partnership in today’s world. It gives practical tools needed to transform one’s relationship into a rewarding and joyous one. Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life’s Greatest Lesson by Mitch Albom – Reminds us of the importance of having mentors, and that the lessons they teach us about living robustly and fully impact our lives in ways that we may not understand at the time.
The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron – An inspiring and invaluable guide on living a life of creativity and passion.
The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You’re Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are by Brené Brown – This book lays out ten
guideposts for Wholehearted living. Brown teaches how to combat the barrage of messages from society telling us who, what, and how we should be, to discover that we are worthy just as we are.
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by
Malcolm Gladwell – The tipping point is that critical moment when an idea, trend, or social behavior crosses a threshold, then tips, and spreads like wildfire.
Gladwell explores the tipping point phenomenon and how it’s changing the way people throughout the world think about the development and dissemination of ideas.
Imagine: How Creativity Works by Jonah Lehrer – Discusses the importance of thinking like a child, daydreaming, and adopting an outsider’s perspective. He talks about creative collaboration, criticism and how we can use creativity to better our world.
The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch – At one time or another, we all consider our deaths and ruminate on what matters mos; the wisdom would we impart to the world if we knew it was our last chance. This lecture given by Pausch, a computer science professor recently diagnosed with a terminal illness,
expresses the importance of overcoming obstacles, of enabling the dreams of others, and of seizing every moment.
The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks – This is more than a simple story of love, lost and found—it’s one about the choices we make and the hardships we face. Whether you feel it’s a love story or a tragedy, it’s about a journey to happiness and ultimately deciding what or who is important to us in life.
The Power of Full Engagement: Managing Energy, Not Time, Is the Key to High Performance and Personal Renewal by Jim Loehr, Tony Schwartz – Shows us how managing energy, not time, is the key to performance, health, happiness, and life balance. This fundamental insight has the power to revolutionize the way we live.
Your chosen book on your spiritual path or philosophical leanings – A must, and probably should have been listed first. Whether it’s the Bible, Tao Te Ching, Bhagavad Gita, works by Plato, Aristotle, or one of the many spiritual books out there, whatever book helps you to understand your place in the larger picture of life, that gives you purpose and meaning, may be the most important book you ever read.
40的英文单词
