新概念英語(yǔ)第二冊(cè)72課

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Acarcalledbluebird

Newwordsandexpressionsracing['re?s??] n.競(jìng)賽per prep.每Utah['ju:tɑ:]

n.猶他（美國(guó)州名）horsepower n.馬力burst[b?:st] v.爆裂a(bǔ)verage['?v?rid?] adj.平均的BonnevilleSaltFlats邦納維爾鹽灘Malcolm

Campbell

['m?lk?m]['k?mbl]馬爾科姆·坎貝爾TEXTThegreatracingdriver,SirMalcolmCampbell,wasthefirstmantodriveatover300milesperhour.HesetupanewworldrecordinSeptember1935atBonnevilleSaltFlats,Utah.Bluebird,thecarhewasdriving,hadbeenspeciallybuiltforhim.Itwasover30feetinlengthandhada2,500-horsepowerengine.AlthoughCampbellreachedaspeedofover304milesperhour,hehadgreatdifficultyincontrollingthecarbecauseatyreburstduringthefirstrun.Afterhisattempt,Campbellwasdisappointedtolearnthathisaveragespeedhadbeen299milesperhour.However,afewdayslater,hewastoldthatamistakehadbeenmade.Hisaveragespeedhadbeen301milesperhour.Sincethattime,racingdrivershavereachedspeedsover600milesanhour.Followinginhisfather'sfootstepsmanyyearslater,SirMalcolm'sson,Donald,alsosetupaworldrecord.Likehisfather,hewasdrivingacarcalledBluebird.Thegreatracingdriver,SirMalcolmCampbell,wasthefirstmantodriveatover300milesperhour.first/second/last/nextthe++todobest/mostintelligent她總是第一個(gè)到，最后一個(gè)走。SheisalwaysthefirsttoarriveandthelasttoleaveYou’rethebestpersontoadvisemeaboutbuyingahouse.你是我買房子的最好顧問theonly后必須接一個(gè)名詞或one(s)：You’retheonlyperson/onetocomplain.HesetupanewworldrecordinSeptember1935atBonnevilleSaltFlats,Utah.1.Thepolicesetuproadblocksonroutesoutofthecity2.Shesetupherstereoinherbedroom3.I’vesetupameetingforFriday.4.Afundwillbesetupforthedeadmen’sfamilies.5.TheslumponWallStreetsetupachainreactioninstockmarketsaroundtheworld.華爾街股價(jià)暴跌在全球股市上引起了連鎖反應(yīng)。Bluebird,thecarhewasdriving,hadbeenspeciallybuiltforhim.Itwasover30feetinlengthandhada2,500-horsepowerengine.inlength/width/heightAlthoughCampbellreachedaspeedofover304milesperhour,hehadgreatdifficultyincontrollingthecarbecauseatyreburstduringthefirstrun.havedifficulty(in)doingsth.做……有困難HehasgrownabeardandIhaddifficultyrecognizinghim.burst1.爆裂，漲開Thatballoonwillburstifyoublowitupanymore2.猛地；突然Heburstintotheroomwithoutknocking.3.爆滿beburstingwithsthTheroadsareburstingwithcars.Thehallwasfulltoburstingthefirstrun開始的行程Afterhisattempt,Campbellwasdisappointedtolearnthathisaveragespeedhadbeen299milesperhour.However,afewdayslater,hewastoldthatamistakehadbeenmade.disappointTheanswermusthavedisappointedhim.disappointingdisappointedIwas~tolearnthatthefeewouldbeonlyfifteenpounds.disappointmenttosb’sdisapponitmentHisaveragespeedhadbeen301milesperhour.Sincethattime,racingdrivershavereachedspeedsover600milesanhour.Followinginhisfather'sfootstepsmanyyearslater,SirMalcolm'sson,Donald,alsosetupaworldrecord.Likehisfather,hewasdrivingacarcalledBluebird.followinone’sfootsteps步某人的后塵，仿效