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准确翻译：当她回到南方，苏珊把她的车（洗）----彻底。望采纳！谢谢！

《春晓》作者:孟浩然

这个可以起诉银行了@这家银行太可恶了

歌曲名:Southern Cross歌手:Watershed专辑:A Million FacesYou are standing here as true asyou were born on this earthDon"t pin all your hopes and yourdreams on somebody else"s lives.The Southern cross is twinkling and watching usFar beyond, so far away from usThe Southern Cross is a holy light.We are the crusaders of the Southern Cross.Go, if you come up against a hurdle.Fight, fight for the things you believe in.Passion, Joy, Sorrow, pain and tears.All they will be pabulum of your life.Go, if you come under the wet yourself.Fight, fight for the person you believe in.Destiny is calling you...“Obey me, or defy me”The Southern cross is twinkling and watching us.Far beyond, so far away from us.The Southern Cross is a holy light.We are the crusaders of the Southern Cross.Go, if you come up against a hurdle.Fight, fight for the things you believe in.Passion, Joy, Sorrow, pain and tears.All they will be pabulum of your life.Go, if you come under the wet yourself.Fight, fight for the person you believe in.Destiny is calling you...“Obey me, or defy me”Is there a thing which is superior to love in this world?A man is living with loving someone and then being loved by others.We are standing here as true as we were born on this earth.The moment of yesterday when we lived is never waste.Go, if you come up against a hurdle.Fight, fight for the things you believe in.Passion, Joy, Sorrow, pain and tears.All they will be pabulum of your life.Go, if you come under the wet yourself.Fight, fight for the person you believe in.Destiny is calling you...“Obey me, or defy me”This little time that you live heremay be treasure when you are oldGo, if you come away from your way.Find, find your own way that you believe in.Destiny is challenging you...“Obey me, or defy me”We cannot turn back to our past.We cannot change our past.However, we"re heading for the future.So, let us reach out our hands.....our hands!http://music.baidu.com/song/2828673

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00:00 So in the oasis of intelligentsia that is TED, I stand here before you this evening as an expert in dragging heavy stuff around cold places. I"ve been leading polar expeditions for most of my adult life, and last month, my teammate Tarka L"Herpiniere and I finished the most ambitious expedition I"ve ever attempted. In fact, it feels like I"ve been transported straight here from four months in the middle of nowhere, mostly grunting and swearing , straight to the TED stage. So you can imagine that"s a transition that hasn"t been entirely seamless . One of the interesting side effects seems to be that my short-term memory is entirely shot. So I"ve had to write some notes to avoid too much grunting and swearing in the next 17 minutes. This is the first talk I"ve given about this expedition, and while we weren"t sequencing genomes or building space telescopes, this is a story about giving everything we had to achieve something that hadn"t been done before. So I hope in that you might find some food for thought. 01:12 It was a journey, an expedition in Antarctica, the coldest, windiest, driest and highest altitude continent on Earth. It"s a fascinating place. It"s a huge place. It"s twice the size of Australia, a continent that is the same size as China and India put together. 01:30 As an aside , I have experienced an interesting phenomenon in the last few days, something that I expect Chris Hadfield may get at TED in a few years" time, conversations that go something like this: "Oh, Antarctica. Awesome. My husband and I did Antarctica with Lindblad for our anniversary." Or, "Oh cool, did you go there for the marathon?" (Laughter) 01:54 Our journey was, in fact, 69 marathons back to back in 105 days, an 1,800-mile round trip on foot from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole and back again. In the process, we broke the record for the longest human-powered polar journey in history by more than 400 miles. (Applause) For those of you from the Bay Area, it was the same as walking from here to San Francisco, then turning around and walking back again. So as camping trips go, it was a long one, and one I"ve seen summarized most succinctly here on the hallowed pages of Business Insider Malaysia. ["Two Explorers Just Completed A Polar Expedition That Killed Everyone The Last Time It Was Attempted"] 02:46 Chris Hadfield talked so eloquently about fear and about the odds of success, and indeed the odds of survival. Of the nine people in history that had attempted this journey before us, none had made it to the pole and back, and five had died in the process. 03:04 This is Captain Robert Falcon Scott. He led the last team to attempt this expedition. Scott and his rival Sir Ernest Shackleton, over the space of a decade, both led expeditions battling to become the first to reach the South Pole, to chart and map the interior of Antarctica, a place we knew less about, at the time, than the surface of the moon, because we could see the moon through telescopes. Antarctica was, for the most part, a century ago, uncharted. 03:32 Some of you may know the story. Scott"s last expedition, the Terra Nova Expedition in 1910, started as a giant siege-style approach. He had a big team using ponies, using dogs, using petrol-driven tractors , dropping multiple, pre-positioned depots of food and fuel through which Scott"s final team of five would travel to the Pole, where they would turn around and ski back to the coast again on foot. Scott and his final team of five arrived at the South Pole in January 1912 to find they had been beaten to it by a Norwegian team led by Roald Amundsen, who rode on dogsled. Scott"s team ended up on foot. And for more than a century this journey has remained unfinished. Scott"s team of five died on the return journey. And for the last decade, I"ve been asking myself why that is. How come this has remained the high-water mark ? Scott"s team covered 1,600 miles on foot. No one"s come close to that ever since. So this is the high-water mark of human endurance, human endeavor, human athletic achievement in arguably the harshest climate on Earth. It was as if the marathon record has remained unbroken since 1912. And of course some strange and predictable combination of curiosity, stubbornness, and probably hubris led me to thinking I might be the man to try to finish the job. 04:55 Unlike Scott"s expedition, there were just two of us, and we set off from the coast of Antarctica in October last year, dragging everything ourselves, a process Scott called "man-hauling." When I say it was like walking from here to San Francisco and back, I actually mean it was like dragging something that weighs a shade more than the heaviest ever NFL player . Our sledges weighed 200 kilos, or 440 pounds each at the start , the same weights that the weakest of Scott"s ponies pulled. Early on , we averaged 0.5 miles per hour. Perhaps the reason no one had attempted this journey until now, in more than a century, was that no one had been quite stupid enough to try. And while I can"t claim we were exploring in the genuine Edwardian sense of the word — we weren"t naming any mountains or mapping any uncharted valleys — I think we were stepping into uncharted territory in a human sense . Certainly, if in the future we learn there is an area of the human brain that lights up when one curses oneself, I won"t be at all surprised. 06:01 You"ve heard that the average American spends 90 percent of their time indoors. We didn"t go indoors for nearly four months. We didn"t see a sunset either. It was 24-hour daylight. Living conditions were quite spartan . I changed my underwear three times in 105 days and Tarka and I shared 30 square feet on the canvas . Though we did have some technology that Scott could never have imagined. And we blogged live every evening from the tent via a laptop and a custom-made satellite transmitter, all of which were solar-powered: we had a flexible photovoltaic panel over the tent. And the writing was important to me. As a kid, I was inspired by the literature of adventure and exploration, and I think we"ve all seen here this week the importance and the power of storytelling. 06:55 So we had some 21st-century gear, but the reality is that the challenges that Scott faced were the same that we faced: those of the weather and of what Scott called glide, the amount of friction between the sledges and the snow. The lowest wind chill we experienced was in the -70s, and we had zero visibility, what"s called white-out , for much of our journey. We traveled up and down one of the largest and most dangerous glaciers in the world, the Beardmore glacier. It"s 110 miles long; most of its surface is what"s called blue ice. You can see it"s a beautiful, shimmering steel-hard blue surface covered with thousands and thousands of crevasses , these deep cracks in the glacial ice up to 200 feet deep. Planes can"t land here, so we were at the most risk, technically, when we had the slimmest chance of being rescued. 07:48 We got to the South Pole after 61 days on foot, with one day off for bad weather, and I"m sad to say, it was something of an anticlimax . There"s a permanent American base, the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station（ 阿姆森-斯科特极点考察站 ） at the South Pole. They have an airstrip , they have a canteen , they have hot showers, they have a post office, a tourist shop, a basketball court that doubles as a movie theater. So it"s a bit different these days, and there are also acres of junk. I think it"s a marvelous thing that humans can exist 365 days of the year with hamburgers and hot showers and movie theaters, but it does seem to produce a lot of empty cardboard boxes. You can see on the left of this photograph, several square acres of junk waiting to be flown out from the South Pole. But there is also a pole at the South Pole, and we got there on foot, unassisted, unsupported, by the hardest route, 900 miles in record time, dragging more weight than anyone in history. And if we"d stopped there and flown home, which would have been the eminently sensible thing to do, then my talk would end here and it would end something like this. 08:58 If you have the right team around you, the right tools, the right technology, and if you have enough self-belief and enough determination, then anything is possible. 09:12 But then we turned around, and this is where things get interesting. High on the Antarctic plateau , over 10,000 feet, it"s very windy, very cold, very dry, we were exhausted. We"d covered 35 marathons, we were only halfway, and we had a safety net, of course, of ski planes and satellite phones and live, 24-hour tracking beacons that didn"t exist for Scott, but in hindsight, rather than making our lives easier, the safety net actually allowed us to cut things very fine indeed, to sail very close to our absolute limits as human beings. And it is an exquisite form of torture to exhaust yourself to the point of starvation day after day while dragging a sledge full of food. 10:00 For years, I"d been writing glib lines in sponsorship proposals about pushing the limits of human endurance, but in reality, that was a very frightening place to be indeed. We had, before we"d got to the Pole, two weeks of almost permanent headwind, which slowed us down. As a result, we"d had several days of eating half rations. We had a finite amount of food in the sledges to make this journey, so we were trying to string that out by reducing our intake to half the calories we should have been eating. As a result, we both became increasingly hypoglycemic — we had low blood sugar levels day after day — and increasingly susceptible to the extreme cold. Tarka took this photo of me one evening after I"d nearly passed out with hypothermia . We both had repeated bouts of hypothermia, something I hadn"t experienced before, and it was very humbling indeed. As much as you might like to think, as I do, that you"re the kind of person who doesn"t quit, that you"ll go down swinging , hypothermia doesn"t leave you much choice. You become utterly incapacitated . It"s like being a drunk toddler. You become pathetic . I remember just wanting to lie down and quit. It was a peculiar , peculiar feeling, and a real surprise to me to be debilitated to that degree. 11:20 And then we ran out of food completely, 46 miles short of the first of the depots that we"d laid on our outward journey . We"d laid 10 depots of food, literally burying food and fuel, for our return journey — the fuel was for a cooker so you could melt snow to get water — and I was forced to make the decision to call for a resupply flight, a ski plane carrying eight days of food to tide us over that gap. They took 12 hours to reach us from the other side of Antarctica. 11:51 Calling for that plane was one of the toughest decisions of my life. And I sound like a bit of a fraud standing here now with a sort of belly. I"ve put on 30 pounds in the last three weeks. Being that hungry has left an interesting mental scar, which is that I"ve been hoovering up every hotel buffet that I can find . (Laughter) But we were genuinely quite hungry, and in quite a bad way. I don"t regret calling for that plane for a second, because I"m still standing here alive, with all digits intact , telling this story. But getting external assistance like that was never part of the plan, and it"s something my ego is still struggling with. This was the biggest dream I"ve ever had, and it was so nearly perfect. 12:36 On the way back down to the coast, our crampons — they"re the spikes on our boots that we have for traveling over this blue ice on the glacier — broke on the top of the Beardmore. We still had 100 miles to go downhill on very slippery rock-hard blue ice . They needed repairing almost every hour. To give you an idea of scale, this is looking down towards the mouth of the Beardmore Glacier. You could fit the entirety of Manhattan in the gap on the horizon . That"s 20 miles between Mount Hope and Mount Kiffin. I"ve never felt as small as I did in Antarctica. When we got down to the mouth of the glacier, we found fresh snow had obscured the dozens of deep crevasses . One of Shackleton"s men described crossing this sort of terrain as like walking over the glass roof of a railway station. We fell through more times than I can remember, usually just putting a ski or a boot through the snow. Occasionally we went in all the way up to our armpits , but thankfully never deeper than that. 13:36 And less than five weeks ago, after 105 days, we crossed this oddly inauspicious finish line, the coast of Ross Island on the New Zealand side of Antarctica. You can see the ice in the foreground and the sort of rubbly rock behind that. Behind us lay an unbroken ski trail of nearly 1,800 miles. We"d made the longest ever polar journey on foot, something I"d been dreaming of doing for a decade. 14:03 And looking back, I still stand by all the things I"ve been saying for years about the importance of goals and determination and self-belief, but I"ll also admit that I hadn"t given much thought to what happens when you reach the all-consuming goal that you"ve dedicated most of your adult life to, and the reality is that I"m still figuring that bit out. As I said, there are very few superficial signs that I"ve been away. I"ve put on 30 pounds. I"ve got some v

South Island南方的岛

新西兰这个国家有两个海岛组成，一个在南部，一个在北部。南岛South Island

South Islandn.（新西兰的）南岛;

我们的友谊一路向南

我们的友谊一路向南

群客 说佛罗里达的鳄鱼之前，一定要知道Everglades 国家公园，在佛州的最南端，有一片热带湿地，734平方英里，相当目前整个深圳市区的面积。这巨大湿地，是由荒草杂木，纵横溪河，美州红树（mangrove），沼泽泥滩，棕榈树组成。 这里有上百种野生的动物, 不同种类的鹭，鹫，鹈鹕，水鸟到处可见。当然，当然本文的主题鳄鱼也是到处可见。正是这独特的地理环境成为美洲鳄鱼理想的栖息地。Everglades 的西临高尔夫海岸，东面与迈阿密为邻。到迈阿密来，一定到Everglades国家公园！从佛州西岸Fort Myers，去Everglades也很容易。据不完全统计，Everglades 国家公园有三百五十多种鸟，有以当地的鸟类，也有随季节而迁徙的候鸟，其中许多是频临灭绝的珍贵的鸟类。公园成为它们居住，觅食，繁殖的理想场所。Everglades  可谓是鸟类的天堂，鹭（Great Blue Heron），鹈鹕（Anhinga），鹤，火烈鸟（Flamingo )...四处可见。Everglades国家公园集三项殊荣在身：国际生物圈保护区(International Biosphere Reserve)、世界自然遗产(World Heritage Site)、国际重要湿地(Wetland of International Importance)，世界上只有三处地方同时入选这三个重要的国际组织名录。 Everglades 国家公园 的植物不少，我不懂植物。图中的这棵树，不知道叫什么名子，从树根长起来的树"芽" 很有意思。棕榈树南佛州到处可见，棕榈树叶搭盖的茅屋很有特色，据说这种茅屋可以抗超级台风。Mangrove, 中文红树。不知为什么叫树， 其实Mangrove 是一种灌木，复杂的根系，盘根错节。能耐盐水，由于红树林具有热带、亚热带河口地区湿地生态系统的典型特征以及特殊的咸淡水交迭的生态环境，为众多的鱼、虾、蟹、水禽和候鸟提供了栖息和觅食的场所。因此，红树林蕴藏着丰富的生物资源和物种多样性。   Mangrove 据说有把海水转换为淡水的功能。Mangrove 能够很好地保护陆地，岛礁被海水浸占，甚至可以延伸陆地.Everglades 国家公园有很多动物，除了鳄鱼, 鹿，熊, raccoon, skunk, 负鼠（opossum），山猫（Eastern Cottontail bobcat），狐狸（Red FoxBut），南佛州最具象征性的野生动物是美洲豹（Florida panther）.  这此佛州之行，有幸看到两只小棕熊。这棕熊不怎么怕人，我觉得这熊虽然是野性的，但较长的获得人们提供的食物，如玉米。我问向导，喂野生熊合法吗？她回答，佛州法律没有清楚的规定。乘Airboat 到沼泽地里跑跑，很有趣。体验一下速度，噪声，和沼泽里谧静。鳄鱼捕捉小动物，昆虫，鱼，蜥蜴，乌龟，鸟，蛇， 几乎所有鳄鱼能捕捉的东西，鳄鱼都能吃掉。在一个鳄鱼农场，饲养者讲，鳄鱼一周就吃一顿饭，一只鸡。你看到鳄鱼，大都静静趴着不动，大概是节省能量。母的鳄鱼很少超过10英尺长的，雄的鳄鱼要大的多，佛州最大的鳄鱼长13.9英尺，重1023磅。鳄鱼寿命一般50岁左右。其实，美国的鳄鱼分布范围很广，Oklahoma 东南，Texas 东部， North corolina 的西部都有鳄鱼，淡水湖，流动慢的河流，沼泽地，都是鳄鱼理想的栖息地。鳄鱼，中文没有细分。英文中的鳄鱼名子较多 。在佛州， Alligators, Crocodile, Caiman. 都是本地的"产物"。 如何区分这些鳄鱼，网上说得较清楚。据我的了解，Crocodile 嘴长尖，当嘴合上，几颗下颚的牙 暴露。Alligator 嘴短较宽，嘴闭上时，下颚的牙基本不露。caiman 就是小号的Alligator，除了一种 Black Caiman 长得很大,一般Caiman 只有13-88 lb。据估计，全美国目前有5百万鳄鱼，佛州有1百30万只。在上世纪50年代，由于过度的捕杀，以及生存环境的恶化，佛州鳄鱼的数量历史上最少。 鳄鱼曾被列为濒危灭绝的动物，美国1967年，国家和佛州政府共同努力，制定了保护鳄鱼的有关法律，全面禁止鳄鱼捕猎。20年后，在1987年，北美鳄鱼就从濒危动物中除名了，现在佛州可以有限的捕猎鳄鱼，一年有三个月，每个捕猎者只能捕两只。鳄鱼看起来很可怕，其实，鳄鱼大多情况下，不会主动攻击人。据统计，从1948年到2016，佛州仅有23起鳄鱼主动致命地攻击人。比较一下，2014年，佛州因车祸丧命的人数2494。人与鳄鱼表演，好像鳄鱼有些通人性. 到佛州别忘了吃一点炸鳄鱼肉，味道不错哦！那天我们正好赶上在Everglades City 的 "Fish Festival"。还想吃炸鳄鱼，到了一家餐馆，要了一份"gator  nuggets" $18！

亲，北 南 东 西

南阿拉巴马大学是一所在阿拉巴马州极具影响力的公立大学，创建于 1963 年。通过在教学，研究，服务和健保方面的服务给阿拉巴马州带来前所未有的改变。大学提供高质量和全方位的本科和研究生的文凭和学位课程。而且提供最完善的健保和医学的教育, 包括医学院 , 医师和医院。南阿拉巴马大学下设 200 个科系，其课程设置如下: A. 研究生院课程： 提供生物科学、物理疗法、放射学、化学、通信、美术、地学、英语、历史、老人医学、军事学、音乐、哲学、物理学、心理学、会计、管理、计算机科学、化学工程、土木工程、电子与计算机工程、机械工程、生物化学、内科医学、微生物学、病理学、药理学、生理学、精神病学、外科、看护等专业的研究生课程。 B. 本科课程：提供生物科学、物理疗法、放射学、化学、通信、美术、地学、英语、历史、老人医学、军事学、音乐、哲学、物理学、心理学、会计、管理、计算机科学、化学工程、土木工程、电子与计算机工程、机械工程、生物化学、内科医学、微生物学、病理学、药理学、生理学、精神病学、外科、看护等专业的本科课程。 USNEWS 上排名: Master"s (South), 53

是。south是在轻音范围内的，因此是的，是不需要进行重读的，汉语有些词里的音节或句子里的词的音，念得又轻又短，叫做"轻声"，也叫"轻音"。

north

英 [saʊθ] 美 [saʊθ] n. 南方；南部；美国南方各州；（南半球的）发展中国家 adj. 南的；（风）来自南方的；南风的；南方吹来的 adv. 向南方，在南方 网 络 南； 南方； 南部； 华南 词条标签：CET4 CET6 考研 柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典 现代英汉综合大词典 英汉双向大词典 1. N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词南;南方 The south is the direction which is on your right when you are looking towards the direction where the sun rises. 【搭配模式】：also the NThe town lies ten miles to the south of here... 那个小镇位于这里以南 10 英里处。All around him, from east to west, north to south, the stars glittered in the heavens. 在他的四周，从东到西，从北向南，苍穹里到处繁星闪闪。2. N-SING 单数名词(某个地方、国家、区域的)南部 The south of a place, country, or region is the part which is in the south. 【搭配模式】：usu the N...holidays in the south of France. 在法国南部度过的假日

north

南区5号

south的读音是：英[saʊθ]，美[saʊθ]。south，英语单词，名词、形容词、副词、动词。作名词时意为“南；（罗盘的）南方，（美）苏（人名）”，作形容词时意为“位于南方的；（风）来自南方的；南部居民的”，作副词时意为“向南，朝南”，作动词时意为“朝南移动；（天体）穿过子午线”。south的例句：1. They live on the south coast.他们住在南海岸。2. They"ve gone to live down south.他们到南方去住了。3. I drove south on Motorway 9.我在9号高速公路上向南行驶。4. Swallows migrate south in winter.燕子在冬天迁徙到南方。5. In the south, the reverse applies.在南方，情况相反。

south的读法：英 [saʊθ] 、美 [saʊθ]。south，英语单词，名词、形容词、副词、动词，作名词时意为“南；（罗盘的）南方，（美）苏（人名）”，作形容词时意为“位于南方的；（风）来自南方的；南部居民的”，作副词时意为“向南，朝南”，作动词时意为“朝南移动；（天体）穿过子午线”。双语例句To, toward, of, facing, or in the south.向南方，南方的，面临南方或在南方的。Some of these, in all probability, followed him to South Galatia , soon after his second visit.一些这些，在所有的概率，跟随他到南加拉太后不久，他的第二次访问。All the houses there face south.那里所有的房子都朝南。

south的翻译：南方。1、There are many rich cities in the south of China.中国的南方有许多富裕的城市。2、The south wind is moist and cool.南风潮湿而凉爽。3、In China, many people believe that it is best to build the house south.在中国，很多人认为把房子建来朝南是最好的。4、A gust of wind southed.一阵狂风朝着南边吹去。5、We spent our holiday in the south of France.我们去法国南部度假了。6、These plants grow well on a south-facing wall.这些植物在朝南的墙上长得很好。7、Guangzhou is in the south of China.广州在中国南方。

south: 英 [saʊθ] 美 [saʊθ] mouth: 英 [maʊθ] 美 [maʊθ]

south 名词southern 形容词

southern, northern, eastern, western

south 南方 north 北方 southern 南方的

south n. 南方 southern adj. 南方的

south是名词，南方。southern是南方的

south 英 /saʊθ/“梢斯”n. 南方，南边；南部 adj. 南的，南方的 adv. 在南方，向南方To, toward, of, facing, or in the south.  向南方，南方的，面临南方或在南方的。All the houses there face south. 那里所有的房子都朝南。

这个单词什么意思

不，是名词，南部的意思

My house faces south.

south是不可数名词，一个方位名词，表示“南方”这个方向。south英-[saʊθ]美-[saʊð]释义n. 南方，南边；南部adj. 南的，南方的adv. 在南方，向南方n. (South)人名；(老)苏；(英)索思

south 名词 n. 1.南,南方,南面 I"m lost,which direction is South? 我迷失方向了,哪个方向是南? 2.南部 Spain lies in the south of Europe. 西班牙位于欧洲的南部. 3.美国南方各州；美国南方 4.（南半球的）发展中国家 形容词 adj. 1.南的,南方的,向南的 There is a hospital on the south side at the street. 这条街的南边有所医院. 2.(风)来自南方的 The south wind blows warm air across the country. 南风把温暖的空气吹遍全国. 3.南风的；南方吹来的 副词 adv. 向南方,在南方north 名词 n. 1.北; 北方 I still remember the mountains in the north,locked in snow and ice. 我还记得北方那冰雪封住的群山. The needle of a compass points to the north. 罗盘的指针指向北方. 2.北部 The riots swept the industrial north and midland. 暴动席卷了工业化的北部和中部地区. Canada bounds the United States on the north. 加拿大与美国北部接壤. The North defeated the South in 1865. 美国北部各州在1865年打败了南部各州. 3.（美国南北战争时与南方作战的）北部各州,北方 4.北方发达国家（尤指欧洲和北美各国） 形容词 adj. 1.北方的,在北方的; 朝北的,向北的 Such fish is rarely met with in the north country. 这种鱼在北方难得看到. 2.(风,光线)来自北方的 The north wind has frozen the water in the pool in the garden. 北风使花园里的池水结冰了. 副词 adv. 1.在北方,向北方 Then they headed north to join forces with us. 这时他们向北进发去和我们会师. 2.自北地

名词，形容词

补充一个 go south. 意思：走下坡路，情况越来越糟，让人失望。

south是不可数名词，一个方位名词，表示“南方”这个方向。south英-[saʊθ]美-[saʊð]释义n.南方，南边；南部adj.南的，南方的adv.在南方，向南方n.(South)人名；(老)苏；(英)索思

south本身就有形容词的意思 adj.南方的；向南的；南部的；南风的 southern adj.南方的,南部的; 来自南方的; n.南方人,南部人; 也有形容词的意思

south[英][saʊθ] [美][saʊθ] 生词本简明释义n.南方；南部；美国南方各州；（南半球的）发展中国家adj.南的；（风）来自南方的；南风的；南方吹来的adv.向南方，在南方易混淆的单词：South以下结果由 金山词霸 提供柯林斯高阶英汉词典 网络释义 百科释义 短语词组 同反义词1.N-UNCOUNT南；南方The south is the direction which is on your right when you are looking towards the direction where the sun rises. The town lies ten miles to the south of here...那个小镇位于这里以南 10 英里处。

南

south本身就有形容词的意思 adj.南方的；向南的；南部的；南风的 southern adj.南方的,南部的; 来自南方的; n.南方人,南部人; 也有形容词的意思

　　south有南;南方等意思，那么你知道south的用法吗?下面是我为大家整理的south的用法和相关 短语 例句，欢迎大家学习! 　　south的用法： 　　south的用法1：south用作名词时,其基本意思是“南,南方,南面”,没有复数形式,前面常加定冠词the,当强调方向时首字母s一般大写。 　　south的用法2：south的首字母大写时,还可表示“…的南部”,指位于某一特定的方位点以南的地区或国家。 　　south的用法3：south与介词in连用时表示“在所说范围内的南部”,与on连用时表示“在…南面(相连)”,与to连用时表示“在…南面(相隔)”。 　　south的用法4：south用作形容词,意思是“南的,南方的”,首字母可大写,在句中常用作定语。 　　south的用法5：south还可作“来自南方的”解。 　　south的用法6：south作为表示方位的词一般不用于比较级和最高级,如确需进行比较,可用more, less, nearly来修饰。 　　south的用法7：south用作副词时,意思是“向南方,在南方”。 　　south的用法8：south用作副词,没有比较级和最高级,多修饰动态动词,位于所修饰的词语之后。 　　south的常用短语： 　　用作副词 (adv.) 　　down south 　　go south with 　　south的用法例句： 　　1. He"s touring South America at this moment in time. 　　他此刻正在南美旅游观光。 　　2. South Africa was going through a period of irreversible change. 　　南非正在经历一场不可逆转的变革。 　　3. I think your South American youth has prejudiced you. 　　我认为你在南美度过的青少年时代让你产生了偏见。 　　4. He was yesterday given bail by South Yorkshire magistrates. 　　昨天南约克郡法院准予他获得保释。 　　5. On South Main Street, a huge brick building looms into view. 　　在南大街上，一座巨大的砖砌建筑赫然出现在人们的视线中。 　　6. The rebel forces simply bypassed Zwedru on their way further south. 　　叛军在向南部挺进时直接绕过了绥德鲁。 　　7. The temperature in the south will soar into the hundreds. 　　南方的温度会上升到一百多度。 　　8. You can engage in croquet on the south lawn. 　　你可以参加南边草坪上的槌球游戏。 　　9. You can go anywhere and still the compass points north or south. 　　无论走到哪里，罗盘仍然指向北或南。 　　10. The South African mailboat arrived on Friday mornings unless bad weather intervened. 　　除非受恶劣天气干扰，南非邮船一般在星期五上午抵达。 　　11. Mandela said, "We want a united, undivided South Africa". 　　曼德拉说道：“我们想要一个团结统一的南非。” 　　12. A lorry travelling south had a blow-out and crashed. 　　一辆南行的卡车爆胎并撞车了。 　　13. We took a plane south-west across the Anatolian plateau to Cappadocia. 　　我们乘飞机向着西南方向越过安纳托利亚高原，前往卡帕多西亚。 　　14. This south-west region of France is the home of claret. 　　法国西南部的这个地区是干红葡萄酒的产地。 　　15. She spent two years in South Florida researching and filming her documentary. 　　她花了两年时间在佛罗里达州南部做研究，拍摄纪录片。

south的读法：英 [saʊθ] 　 　 美 [saʊθ] 　southn. 南；南方adj. 南方的adv. 在南方；向南方；自南方He suggested that we should make for the south.他建议我们往南走。They lived in a room facing the south.他们住在一间面南的房间里。A humid wind blew from the south.湿润的风从南方吹来。He is used to the soft climate of the south.他习惯于南方温暖的气候。south用作名词时,其基本意思是“南,南方,南面”,没有复数形式,前面常加定冠词the,当强调方向时首字母s一般大写。south的首字母大写时,还可表示“…的南部”,指位于某一特定的方位点以南的地区或国家。south与介词in连用时表示“在所说范围内的南部”,与on连用时表示“在…南面(相连)”,与to连用时表示“在…南面(相隔)”。

南方的英文表达：southern 在南方的，向南的；south 南，（罗盘的）南方；（某个地方、国家、区域的）南部；（南半球的）发展中国家（the South）；austral 南的，南国的；南方的，南部的；相关表达：北方的 north；northerly；northern东方的 eastern；east；oriental；orient西方的 western；occidental；hesperian；westward例句：1. 她带着南方的拖腔慢条斯理地讲话。She spoke in a slow southern drawl. 2. 补救办法来自南方的一个亲戚。The remedy came from a relative from down south. 3. 这场辩论会使北方的工业国家和南方的发展中国家针锋相对。The debate will pit the industrial North against developing countries in the South. 

不太一样，in south译为在南边，在南方，很笼统的，指一切位置南面；in the south译为在南部，在南方，它指的范围很小，一般指某个地方的南部，某个事物的南面，它不能一切事物的南部，只能特指...

north

sourthern 北方的,一般后面加地方,表名在这个地方中的北方部分 sourthern China 中国北方 south 北方,单纯的方向,一般用on 和to连接 Russia is south to China.俄罗斯在中国北面.

1、south英[saʊθ]美[saʊθ]，n.南方; 南部; 美国南方各州; 美国南方; （南半球的）发展中国家;adj.南部的; 南方的; 向南的; 南风的; 南方吹来的;adv.向南; 朝南;v.(天体)向南走；越过子午线；转向南方。 2、[例句]There is growing unrest in the south of the country.这个国家的南方日益动荡不安。

South China 华南地区（行政区域）southern China中国南方地区（纯地理概念）

south读音：英 [saʊθ]美 [saʊθ]。south　英 [saʊθ] 　 　 美 [saʊθ] 　 　n. 南；南方。adj. 南方的。adv. 在南方；向南方；自南方。He is used to the soft climate of the south.他习惯于南方温暖的气候。The birds flew south in search of warm sunshine.鸟儿飞向南方寻找温暖的阳光。用法：south用作名词时,其基本意思是“南,南方,南面”,没有复数形式,前面常加定冠词the,当强调方向时首字母s一般大写。south用作形容词,意思是“南的,南方的”,首字母可大写,在句中常用作定语。south还可作“来自南方的”解。south作为表示方位的词一般不用于比较级和最高级,如确需进行比较,可用more, less, nearly来修饰。

south的读音是：英[saʊθ]，美[saʊθ]。south，英语单词，名词、形容词、副词、动词。作名词时意为“南；（罗盘的）南方，（美）苏（人名）”，作形容词时意为“位于南方的；（风）来自南方的；南部居民的”，作副词时意为“向南，朝南”，作动词时意为“朝南移动；（天体）穿过子午线”。south的例句：1. They live on the south coast.他们住在南海岸。2. They"ve gone to live down south.他们到南方去住了。3. I drove south on Motorway 9.我在9号高速公路上向南行驶。4. Swallows migrate south in winter.燕子在冬天迁徙到南方。5. In the south, the reverse applies.在南方，情况相反。

south的意思介绍如下：n.南方;南部;美国南方各州;美国南方;（南半球的）发展中国家。adj.南部的;南方的;向南的;南风的;南方吹来的。adv.向南;朝南。v.(天体)向南走；越过子午线；转向南方。south的造句如下：1、Of these the largest are EgyptAir, South African Airways and Royal Air Maroc.其中最大的三家航空公司分别是埃及航空公司，南非航空公司(SAA)和摩洛哥皇家航空(ram)。2、South America separated from Africa 200 million years ago.2亿年前南美洲和非洲分离。3、Masked men hold up a security van in south London yesterday.蒙面歹徒昨天在伦敦南部抢劫了一辆护卫车。4、South Korea"s business houses, the chaebol, also seem at times to be reverting to old ways.韩国的大企业财阀有时也会重走老路。5、And south across the lake they would go, ever south, till they gained the Mackenzie.接着，他们就会在湖里朝南方划，一直朝南，直到麦肯齐河。

northwest northeast southwest southeast left right back front under on in 大体就这些

1. Turn left for the bus stop;2.Turn right and you"ll arrive to the supermarket;3.Go straight for Raven Street;4.London is in the north of England;5.I live in the west of the town;6.Shanghai is in the east of China;7.In the South it"s more hot than in the North

turnleftgostraightaheadandturnleftatthesecondcrossing一直往前走，在第二个十字路口往左拐。turnrightv.向右转turnrightafterpassingthepostoffice.过了邮局向右拐.gostraightgostraightalongthisstreettothetrafficlight.顺着这条街一直走到红绿灯处。northa.北,北方(的)ad.向北方n.北,北方theriverturnsnorthatthispoint.这条河从这里转向北方。westa.西方的ad.向(在)西方n.西,西方thesunrisesintheeastandsetsinthewest.太阳从东方升起，在西方落下。easta.东方的ad.向东方n.东,东方taketheeastroad;it"stheshortestway.走东边这条路吧，这是最近的路。southa.南方的ad.在南方n.南,南方thewindisinthesouth.风向向南。

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Southwest Agricultural 西南农业Southwest Agricultural University西南农业大学 Journal of Southwest Agricultural University西南农业大学学报

South African adj. 南非的，南非人的; 全部释义>>[例句]This is south african soil.这里是南非国土.

　　south africa----南非　　南非地处南半球，有"彩虹之国"之美誉，位于非洲大陆的最南端，陆地面积为1219090平方公里，其东、南、西三面被印度洋和大西洋环抱，陆地上与纳米比亚、博茨瓦纳、莱索托、津巴布韦、莫桑比克和斯威士兰接壤。东面隔印度洋和澳大利亚相望，西面隔大西洋和巴西、阿根廷相望。　　南非是非洲第二大经济体，国民拥有很高的生活水平，南非的经济相比其他非洲国家是相对稳定的。

South African.南非(非洲南部的一个国家)South AfricaD.J.[6#fr!k*]K.K.[6#fr!k*]NONE（无词性）A country of southern Africa on the Atlantic and Indian oceans. First settled by the Dutch in the mid-17th century, the region passed to Great Britain in 1814 but was hotly contested by descendants of the Dutch settlers in the Boer War (1899-1902). The British and Boer colonies formed a union in 1910 and became a republic in 1961. Pretoria is the administrative capital; Cape Town, the legislative capital; and Bloemfontein, the judicial capital. Johannesburg is the largest city. Population, 24,208,140.南非：南部非洲临大西洋与印度洋的一个国家。17世纪中叶最初是荷兰人的居住之所，1814年转移到大不列颠手中，但在布尔战争（1899年至1902年）中遭到荷兰定居者后裔的激烈挑战。1910年英国人与布尔人殖民地组成联合政府，后于1961年成为共和国。比勒陀利亚是其行政首都；开普敦是其立法首North Africa似乎没有

南非是South Africa

south island南岛[纽西兰]英英释义Noun:the larger but less populous of two main islands of New Zealand; separated from North Island by Cook StraitSouth Island的用法和样例：例句South Island is the place to be.来南岛这地方就对了。

南极州

south英 [saʊθ] 美 [saʊθ] n.南方; 南部; 美国南方各州; （南半球的）发展中国家adj.南的; （风）来自南方的; 南风的; 南方吹来的adv.向南方，在南方

旧金山南部

在某某地方的南边.比如south of China 中国南方

是名词，谢谢！

　　South Viking_翻译　　South Viking　　南维京

南非

南海滩～

Korea

South by Southwest (SXSW) 是在美国德克萨斯州州府奥斯汀每年春天举办的音乐节。首届举办于1987年。举办时也有电影展和其他文化活动。这是美国最大的音乐节之一。奥斯汀是美国乡村音乐的中心之一。 字面上，South by Southwest 是西南偏南，即西南（离南方45度角）和南的中线，离南方22.5度角。这也是奥斯汀相对美国东北部的政治、文化中心的方位。 作为对比，有一部美国1959年的希区科克的电影《西北偏北》North By Northwest（又译：谍影疑云、夺魂惊魂、北西北），你如果没看过可以看一看。

南岛 (是组成新西兰的两个主要海岛之一 )

South Island南方的岛请采纳如果你认可我的回答，敬请及时采纳，~如果你认可我的回答，请及时点击【采纳为满意回答】按钮~~手机提问的朋友在客户端右上角评价点【满意】即可。~你的采纳是我前进的动力~~O(∩_∩)O，记得好评和采纳，互相帮助

South Islandn.（新西兰的）南岛; 网络(新西兰的)南岛; 新西兰的南岛; 这是由两个词组成的，拆开为South和Islandsouth n. 南方; 南部; 美国南方各州; （南半球的）发展中国家; adj. 南的; （风） 来自南方的; 南风的; 南方吹来的; adv. 向南方，在南方; islandn. 岛，岛屿; vt. 使孤立;

北方人

southisland南岛[纽西兰]英英释义noun:thelargerbutlesspopulousoftwomainislandsofnewzealand;separatedfromnorthislandbycookstraitsouthisland的用法和样例：例句southislandistheplacetobe.来南岛这地方就对了。

south island南岛双语对照词典结果：South Islandn.（新西兰的）南岛; 展开更多词典例句:1.South island is the place to be. 来南岛这地方就对了。

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南澳大利亚州（South Australia，缩写SA），简称南澳州，昵称“节日之州”，其首府城市为阿德莱德。