【英語學習方法總結(jié)】-15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇

【英語學習方法總結(jié)】---15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇【英語學習方法總結(jié)】---15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇【英語學習方法總結(jié)】---15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月【英語學習方法總結(jié)】---15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準:發(fā)布日期：15篇文章貫通大學英語四級CET4詞匯第8篇ATimetoSayHelloTheyearbegansoftly.TheweatherinSouthernChinawaswarmandsowerethestudents.Theunexpectedeventsoftheyeartocomebegantounfold,muchtoosoontobecomeonlyaninnocenttreasuredmemory.Somethingpreciousshouldbeheldtightandnotletitgo.Itwastobeayearofsurprisesandayearoflove.TheChinesehaveanexpressionforit,“Yuanfen”.Awesternerwouldonlyquestionwhyandhow.Withyourpermissionletussharetheexperiencetogether.Hesatatthefrontoftheclassroomlookinganxiousbutattentive.Inthosefirstfewdays,hiseyesbrightwithanticipation(期望)soughtapprovalfromme,histeacher.Heclaimsnowthatheunderstoodverylittlecontentinthelessonsofthefirstfewweeks.However,hesuccessfullymanagedtogivetheappropriateillusion(假象,錯覺)ofunderstandingwell.Hemademelaughandhispeeringwasalsodelightedinhissenseofhumor.Hedressedwithattentiontodetail,andhisneatappearance,whetherinjeansorcurrentfashion,wasdistinct,acoolguy!Therewasalwayssomethingenchanting(使迷惑)inhissmile,hewascharmingandhandsomeandheknewit!Moreover,hewasagentleman.Hiseyesrevealedsomuchwhentheycrinkled(起皺)withlaughter,themaskremoved,orconverselyremainedinscrutable(難以理解的,神秘的)likestillpoolsofliquidchocolate,containingonlyahintofbelief.Hisfirstwritingassignmentrevealedthefactthathelikedmeandthathehopedwecouldbefriends,“verygoodfriends”.Atthattimeneitherofussuspectedjusthowtruethatprophecy(預言)wouldeventuallybecome.Inwardly,Ijustlaughed.ThiswasthefirstofseverallaughsthatshowedhowlittleIunderstood.Hispresencepermeated(散布,彌漫)myclassroomandmyworld.Aboutamonthlaterourlivesbegantointertwine(相互纏繞)andthedelicatelywovenpatternofourlivesbegantobecomemoreintricate(錯綜復雜)inthecomingyear.Relationshipsoccuronmanylevels.Layeruponlayermustseparateinorderforustospeakofinnerfeelings.Itisuptotheindividualtoanalyzethevarietyoffeelingsateachlevel.Astimepassed,wesharedourviewpointsandfeelingsthroughconversationwhilechatting(聊天)overteaandcoffee,arousingtheemotiondeepinourhearts.Onedayflowedsmoothlyintoanother.Familiarexperienceformeprovedtobeexcitingandstimulatingforhim.WesternfestivalcelebrationslikeHalloween(萬圣節(jié)前夕),ChristmasandValentine’sDay(情人節(jié))providedanavenuetocelebratetogether,tosharewarmthandgoodtimes.Travelingtonewplacesintroducemetoanenticing(迷人的)newworld.Everydaytherewaslaughterandunderlyingcaresthatcarriedbothofusalongtosomedegreeofhappiness.WelearnedtogetherEnglishandlearnedaboutlifethatyear.Strangelythegapinouragesdidnotcreateanybarrierforourfriendship,heyoungandvital,andIwasfeelingyoungagain.Heofferedhisassistance,wheneverIneededit.Heofferedhiscompanyforcomfort,whendeathvisitedmydoor.Whatdidhedrivefromthisagenda,butafewpaltry(不足取的,無價值的)wordsinaforeignlanguage

Maybeitwasallworthwhile,maybeitwillopenawindowwideandprovideapassporttoanewworldforhisfuture.Timecontinuestoslipbyasarushingriver.Younolongerinhabit(居住于)mydailyworld,onlymymemory.Fromadistanceyourvoiceinformsmethatyouarecontinuingtolearn,youaregrowing.Somedaysyouarehappy,othersnotquitesomuch.However,herearoundme,thereisnothing,onlyaghost-likefigure,wavingfromyourwindowandafamiliarwaft(飄來)offragrance(芳香)asIstandalongsideyournewlyoccupieddesk.Thereisnothingandyetthereiseverything.Mymindremainsidle,withonlyfragmentsofimagesdriftinginandout.Icannolongerbeabsolutelycertainwhetherthiswasonlyadream.Wenolongeroccupythesamespace,butIremindmyselfthatwestilloccupythesameworld.Whenwechancetomeet,handsreachout;heartsembrace,andonceagainconfirmthesamemagicfeeling.Suchfriendshipscomerarelyinalifetime.Thereby,Ifeelblessed(幸福的)andlucky.相知相識這一年悄然開始了。在中國的南方，氣候溫暖宜人，學生們熱情有加。來年中那些意想不到的事情開始展現(xiàn)出來，很快，又會變成清純美好的回憶。應當把握真情，不言放棄。那是一年的驚喜，一年的愛意。對此，漢語里有個說法叫做“緣分”。西方人可能只會問為什么，怎么了。要是你愿意的話，那么就請與我一起來分享這段經(jīng)歷吧。他坐在教室的前面，看起來有些焦急憂慮，但很專心。最初的那幾天，他那明亮的眼睛里，充滿了得到我這個老師認同的渴望。現(xiàn)在，他承認，對于頭幾個星期的課程，他幾乎沒聽懂。然而，他卻設法裝成了理解得差不多的樣子。我禁不住感到好笑，他那很有幽默感的凝視也顯露出高興的樣子。他的穿著很注意細節(jié)，外表整潔，不管是牛仔褲還是時裝都別具一格，簡直酷極了。他的微笑總是那么迷人。他英俊瀟灑，討人喜歡，他自己也深知這一點。而且，他也是紳士。他有時瞇著眼笑的時候，就拋掉了所有的掩飾，有時又故作神秘，像一杯平靜的熱巧克力，叫價難以捉摸。不管怎樣，他的眼睛都流露出他的紳士風范。他第一次寫作業(yè)，就表露出他喜歡我，并希望我們成為朋友，“非常好的朋友”。那時，我們都沒想到這個預言最終會變成現(xiàn)實。我只在心里笑了笑。那是表露我毫不知情的幾次笑聲中的第一次。從此，他出現(xiàn)在我的課堂和我的生活里。大約一個月后，我們的交往變得密切起來。這種精心培植的生活模式，在新的一年中變得更加微妙。關(guān)系涉及到諸多層次，只有把各個層次分開，我們才能說出內(nèi)心感受。我們必須按各自的觀點去分析在每個層次的不同感受。隨著時間的流逝，我們快樂地在一起交談，一邊品茶、飲咖啡，一邊聊天，述說自己的觀點和感受，在我們內(nèi)心深處涌動著熱烈的情誼。不知不覺中，日子一天一天地過去了。我所熟悉的那些感覺竟然也使他興奮、激動。像萬圣節(jié)前夕、圣誕節(jié)和情人節(jié)這些西方的喜慶節(jié)日，為我們提供了在一起慶祝的機會，共享溫馨美好的時光。我們還到一些新的地方旅游，把我?guī)胍粋€迷人的新世界。每天的笑聲和深情的關(guān)懷，使我們總是生活在幸福之中。這一年，我們一起學習英語，也學習如何生活。很奇怪，我們的年齡代溝沒有給我們的友誼帶來一點障礙。他年輕，充滿活力。我也感覺自己年輕了。無論我何時需要，他都能提供幫助。當死神光顧我的時候，他陪伴我，給我安慰。從這些事情中，他得到了什么呢僅僅為了幾個微不足道的外語單詞也許那就足夠了，或許會為他的將來打開一扇窗戶，為他提供一種通往一個新世界的手段。時間像奔流的江水，不停地逝去。你不再出現(xiàn)在我每天的世界里，只留在了我的記憶中。從你遠方傳來的聲音里，我知道了你在繼續(xù)學習，不斷成長，有時快樂，有時也并不如意。然而現(xiàn)在，我身邊空無一物，只有一個夢幻般的身影從你的窗戶里翩然而至，還有那每當我站在你的新課桌旁時那熟悉的氣息。一無所有，但又擁有一切。我頭腦空空如也，進進出出的都是那些映像的片斷。我再也無法肯定這是否只是一場夢幻。我們不再擁有同一片空間，但我清楚，我們依然擁有同一個世界。倘若還有機會相遇，我們會伸出雙手，真心擁抱，再次重溫這奇妙的感覺。真誠友誼，終生難求。對此，我覺得很幸福，很幸運。15篇文章貫通大學英語四級(CET4)詞匯第3,4篇amanandhiscastlelacuestaencantada(theenchanted[使用魔法迷惑]castle)isoneofthemostremarkabledisplaysofpowerandpassionintheworld.thismarveloustouristsitenowknownashearstsansimeonstatehistoricalmonumentisbetterknownashearstcastle.itislocatedsixhourssouthofsanfranciscoandfivehoursnorthoflosangeles.shelteredbythemountainsinnorthernsanluisobispocounty,thecomplexof165roomsand127acresofgardens,terraces(露臺),pools,fountainsandfootpathsdrawsapproximately800,000visitorsannually.tounderstandthecastle,youhavetounderstandthemanwhobuiltit,williamrandolphhearst.andtounderstandtheman,youhavetounderstandthelanduponwhichhebuilthisdream.bornonapril29,1863,williamrandolphhearstwastheonlychildofgorgehearstandhiswife,phoebe.georgewasamultimillionaire(千萬富翁)whoamassed(積聚)hisfortunethroughpartnerships(合作關(guān)系)inthreeoftheeverlargestminingdiscoveriesofcopper,silver,andgoldores.in1865,georgebegantoaccumulateparcelsoflandbyobtaining46,000acresofthepiedrablancoranchoncalifornia’scentralcoast.therehebeganasuccessfulcattleranch(大農(nóng)場),eventuallyenlargingitto250,000acresstretching50milesalongthecoast.williamlovedtheranchwherehespenthissummervacationsasayoungsterandayouth,playingintheruggedcanyons(峽谷),descendingthecliffsandcampingincolorfularab-styletentsinthemountainswithhisfamily.phoebewasdelightedinexposingherdarlingchildtothebeautiesandwondersoftheworldandsparednoexpensedoingso.duringoneoftheiradventures,an18-monthtourofthehistoricpalacesandcastlesofeurope,williambeganalifelongloveofcollecting.withhisfirstacquisitions,germanpicturebooks,heembarked(著手,開始工作)ona78-yearsessionofexcessivespending.heconfessedtoaloveofthefinerthingsinlifeand,ashehadabottomless(不見底的)purse,wouldneverdenyhimselfanythinghewanted.in1887,whilewilliamwasatharvarduniversity,hedecidedtotakeoverthesmallnewspaper,thesanfranciscoexaminer,whichhisfatherhadacceptedaspaymentforagambling(賭博)debtseveralyearsearlier.georgewouldhavepreferredthathissonbeinvolvedintheminingandranchinginterests,butwilliamdeclinedthisofferandwasgivenownershipoftheexaminerinmarch1887.hewasdeterminedtoincreasethepopularity(普遍,流行)ofthepaperandacquirethebestequipmentandwritersavailable.william’sresolvetosucceedinspiredhimtopublishjuicy(有趣的)talesofviceandstoriesfullofdramaandmotivation(積極性,動機).in1895,hepurchasedthenewyorkmorningjournal,puttinghimindirectcompetitionwiththedistinguished(杰出的)josephpulitzerandacirculation(傳播,發(fā)行)warbegan.boththehearstandpulitzernewspapersstartedtoincludesensational(聳人聽聞的)storiesaboutthecubaninsurrection(起義).thestoriesgreatlyexaggeratedclaimsofspanishtroopsplacingcubansinconcentrationcamps,forcingthemtoliveundersubstandardconditions,disease-ridden,starvinganddying.thisstyleofreportingbecameknownas“yellowjournalism(新聞事件)”.thenewspapersweretransformedasthescopeofthenewsbroadenedandbecamelessconservative.circulationsoaredasthepubliccouldgetenoughofthebannerheadlinesandabundantillustrations.atthetime,manypeoplebelievedwilliamactuallymighthaveinitiated(開始,發(fā)動)thespanish-americanwartoencouragesales.accordingtoonereport,whenoneofhiscorrespondents,frederickremington,requestedtoreturnfromhavana,williamrespondedthatifremingtonwouldfurnishthepictures,williamwouldfurnishthewar.hewasoncequotedinaneditorialassaying,“makethenewsthoroughprintallthenews.condenseitifnecessary.frequentlyitisbetterwhenintelligently(聰明的)condensed.”anotherclassicexampleofhisinfluenceoccurredwhen;merelymonthsafterheadvocatedpoliticalassassination(暗殺)inaneditorial,americanpresidentmckinleywasassassinated.asanintelligentanddynamicbusinessman,williamgeneratedincreasedreadershipbyemployingsomeofthemosttalented(天才的)writersintheunitedstates,recruitingfiguresfromtheliterarycommunity,likemarktwainandstephencrane,andthepreviouslymentionedillustrator,frederickremington.healsoshowedhisinitiativewhenhecharteredayacht(快艇),equippeditasaminiature(小型的)newspaperheadquarters,anchoredoffthecoastofcuba,andledhisarmyofreportersintothefield.william’sinterestsledhimtofollowinhisfather’sfootsteps,inspiringhimtoenterintopolitics.hewaselectedtotheu.s.congressasasenatorrepresentingthestateofnewyorkin1902andserveduntil1907.hewasacandidatefortheofficeofmayorofnewyorkcityandgovernorofnewyorkstate,butfailedinbothoftheseattempts.whilehoneymooningineuropeafterhismarriagetomillicentwilsonin1903,heexpandedhispublishingempirewithmotormagazine.thehearstcorporationgrewtocompriseatotalof12newspapers,includingtheexaminer,and25magazines,includingcosmopolitan.notsatisfiedwithjusthispublishingenterprises,heexpandedhisbusinessoperationsintoradio,andlaterproducedmovienewsreels(新聞紀錄片).(tobecontinued)thisinfluentialmediagiantwasnotwithouthisfaults.hisprejudiceswerecommonknowledge.hiscareerwasblemished(玷污)byhisoffensiveremarksaboutspaniards,japanese,filipinos,andrussians.heprintedlies,forgeddocuments,falsified(歪曲)storiesofviolence,wroteprovocativeeditorials,andpublishedsensationalcartoonsandphotographstosupporthisopinions.williamhatedminorities.hetookadvantageofeveryopportunitytoheightenracialtensions.hisrealmotiveforhishatredofmexicansmayhavebeenthelossof800,000acresofprimetimberlandtothemexicanoutlaw(逃犯),panchovilla.hispapersdescribedthemasmarijuana-smoking,job-stealing,lazy,wicked,andviolentdegenerates(墮落).somesuggesthesawthemexicansasathreattohisempire.duringthisperiod,williammetandfellinlovewithayoungactress,licent,hiswifeandthemotherofhisfivesons,includingasetoftwins,refusedtodissolvethemarriage,whichobligedwilliamto“l(fā)iveinsin”withthewomanwhomthetourguidesrefertoashis“friend”or“companion”.withthedeathofhismotherin1919,williaminheritedthebelovedquarter-million-acreranch.atfirst,heplannedtobuildmodestranchhouseonhisfavoritecampsite(野營的)butashebecamemoreinvolvedintheproject,hisvisionofamonumenttodisplayhiscollectionsgainedmomentum(動力).workingcloselywithfamilyarchitect,juliamorgan,williamcreatedagloriousandextraordinarycastle-likestructure,blendingspanish,european,andcalifornianarchitecturalstyles.hugewarehouses(倉庫)werebuiltinsansimeontostoretheshiploadsofsplendidantiques,includingentirecarvedceilingsandwallshungwithenormoustapestries(掛毯).theycouldbeinstalledinthecompletedrooms.landscapingintegratedexotic(外來的,奇異的)plants,hedges,andtreeswithnativeflora(植物群落).aswilliamwasinhis60’s,hehadtheinsighttoknowhecouldn’twaitforthemtogrow,buthewasoptimistic.heorderedtonsoffertiletopsoiltocoverthegroundstoadepthoffivefeetandfull-grownspecimensoftheplantsweretruckedupthemountainforplanting.withthousandsofacresoflandcoveredwithgrassland,trees,naturalponds,andman-madereservoirsavailableforuse,williamstockedtheestatewithherdsofrareoxenanddeer,andflocksofsheepandlambs.theseanimalsflourishedastheywereallowedtowanderfreely.larger,moredangerousbeasts,includingtigers,ostriches,buffalo,yaks,emus,kangaroos,llamas,zebrasandgiraffeswereenclosedinthelargestprivatezoointheworld.the“complex”wasreadyforoccupancy(占有)in1927,butadditionscontinueduntil1947.eventuallyitcomprisedthemainhouseandthreecottages,allofwhicharefurnishedwithavarietyofvaluableantiques.eventhelavatorieswerespeciallyequipped.william’sfavoriteroomwassaidtobethelibrarywithitscollectionsofmorethan5,000books,ancientgreekvases,andanantiquespanishceilingsuspended(懸掛的)bycablessoitwillswayintheeventofanearthquake(alltheantiquefurnishingsandtreasuresareanchoredasaprecautionasthisisearthquakecountry).inthe‘20s,‘30s,and‘40s,williamlovedpart-timeattheestatewithhismistress,mariondavies.theyentertainedtoanexcessiveextent.tobeinvitedtothecastlewasaprivilege.moviestars,politicians,businessmen,andevenroyalty(皇室成員)werefrequentguests.manyoftheseguests,includingabritishlord,sircharleskingsford-smith,ameliaearhart,andcharleslindbergh,flewtotheranch,landingontheprivate(私人的)airstrip(飛機跑道).lifeonthe“hill”wasneverdull.thevisitorsstayedinthemainhouseorthecottages,dependingontheirprominence(重要)ortheirintimacy(親密)withthefamilyandwerefreetoroam(漫游)thegrounds,panywasexpected,however,tomeetinthemaindrawingroomat7:30p.m.sharp,principally(主要地)toamusetheirhost.dinnerwasaformalaffairbeginningat9:00p.m.thismealwasheldintheimmensediningroom,thewallsofwhicharelinedwithpricelesspanelsfromancienteuropeancathedrals(大教堂).followingdinner,movieswereshownintheprivatetheater,startingat11:00.therewere,however,threerulesguestshadtofollow:donotgetdrunk;donotswearortelloff-colorjokes;sleepinseparatebedroomsifanunmarriedcouple.foodwasnotallowedintherooms.ifyouwantedtoeat,youcouldvisitthekitchen…ifyoucouldfindit.althoughwilliamwascloselyinvolvedinallaspectsoftheconstructionanddecorationofthemansion(大廈,宅邸),hecontinuedhisbusinessandsocialinterest.nostrangertoscandal,innovember1924,hefoundhimselfinthetopicofheadlines.themostenduringrumorwasthat,duringapartyonhisyacht,hehadfoundmarionkissingcharliechaplin.inafitofjealousyhetookashotatchaplin,missed,andaccidentallyhisthomasince,killinghim.however,eventhoughthemorningpaperscarriedthestory,theeveningpaperandsuccessiveeditionsprintedthatincehaddiedofacuteindigestion(消化不良).in1945,williaminitiatedthehearstfoundationandcreatedthecaliforniacharitiesfoundationin1948(thename