这句话怎么翻译：她真幸福，幸福得真残忍。

cruel的副词是cruelly。cruel的意思是残忍的；残酷的；残暴的。弄糟；使没有成功可能。cruelly的意思是残酷地；非常；极；残忍地，残忍；残暴地；恶劣地。cruel的用法：1、cruel作为形容词具有评价意义，其基本意思是表示人的某种性格特点，即置别人的痛苦于不顾，甚至以目睹他人遭受痛苦。2、cruel在句中可用作定语或表语，作定语时主要修饰表示人的名词也可修饰战争、命运等抽象名词。作表语时其后可接由to引起的介词短语表示对残酷；也可接动词不定式表示根据某一行动而评价某人是残酷的。双语例句：1、A frustrated woman bent on exacting a cruel revenge for his rejection.一个因为遭到拒绝而决心对他进行残酷报复的失意女子。2、I can"t stand people who are cruel to animals.我无法忍受残忍对待动物的人。3、He had a cruel twist to his mouth.他歪拧着嘴露出一副凶相。4、His injury is a cruel twist of fate.他的伤是命运的残酷捉弄。5、The girl had a cruel face.这个女孩有一张残暴的脸。6、The play is a cruel satire on life in the 1960s.该剧是对20世纪60年代生活的无情讽刺。7、He made a cruel jibe about her being fat.他无情地奚落她的肥胖。8、It is cruel of you to say so.你这话太绝情。9、His cruel remarks cut her deeply.他那些无情的话伤透了她的心。10、But circumstances were about to deal the proud Elephantine Jews a cruel blow.但现实环境是与这种骄傲粗笨的犹太人打交道通常对人是残酷的打击。

残忍地英语是cruelly。"cruelly"是英语词汇中的一个副词，表示以残忍、残忍或残酷的方式进行的行动或行为。这个词通常涉及到对他人或动物的不公正对待、虐待和残忍的行为。例如，人们常说虐待动物是一种残忍的行为，不应该容忍。从词根 "cruel"（残酷的）开始，我们可以看到 "cruelly" 是由 "-ly" 后缀加在 "cruel" 的词尾而成的。"-ly" 后缀通常用于将形容词转变为副词，表示以某种方式或方式进行某事。因此，"cruelly" 意味着以一种残酷的方式进行某种行为。在个人行为方面，"cruelly" 可用于描述某人对待他人的方式。例如：他残酷地对待那只无辜的小动物。她以一种残忍的方式欺负弱者。在战争或冲突中，"cruelly" 可以表示对敌人或俘虏的无情对待。例如：敌军残酷地折磨和虐待战俘。战争中的残酷行为令人震惊。在竞争和比赛中，"cruelly" 可以表示一种无情的竞争态度或行为。例如：他们残酷地对待竞争对手，不给予任何机会。这场比赛中的残酷竞争使参赛者感到压力巨大。而在艺术作品中，"cruelly" 可以用于描述作者或艺术家刻画角色或展现情节时的残酷元素。例如：这本小说以一种残酷的方式描绘了人类的黑暗面。他的画作展示了生活的残酷现实。cruelly的造句1、The dictator ruled the country cruelly, suppressing any dissenting voices. (翻译：这位独裁者以残酷的手段统治着国家，镇压任何持不同意见的声音。)2、The child cried out in pain as the bully cruelly pulled her hair. (翻译：那个恶霸残忍地拉着小女孩的头发，她痛苦地哭喊起来。)3、The hunter aimed his rifle and cruelly shot down the innocent deer. (翻译：猎人瞄准他的步枪，残酷地击落了无辜的鹿。)

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虐待英文 怎么说？ 如果你想用英文说某某人被虐待，无论是暴力虐待、 *** 待、精神虐待…等等，该怎么用英文表达呢？常见的虐待英文单字有三个，分别是maltreat、mistreat、abuse。如果你还不知道这三个英文单字的意思，那就赶快学起来吧！ 下面整理了maltreat/ mistreat/ abuse 的英文例句与中文意思，赶快学起来吧！ 1.maltreat 虐待 maltreat的意思是指「to treat someone cruelly or violently」，也就是暴力、粗辱地对待某个人。 下面列出maltreat 英文例句与中文意思。 例： The animals were seriously maltreated. 这些动物受到了严重虐待。 例： Never to maltreat children again! 永远不要再虐待儿童！ 2.mistreat 虐待 mistreat 的意思是指「to treat a person or animal badly, cruelly, or unfairly」。mistreat 同样是虐待的意思。 下面列出mistreat 英文例句与中文意思。 例： It is against the law to mistreat an animal. 虐待动物是违法的。 例： Don"t mistreat your children. 不要虐待您的孩子。 3.abuse 虐待 abuse 的中文意思非常多，其中一个也是指「虐待」的意思，用英文字典来解释就是「cruel, violent, or unfair treatment of someone」，也就是残忍、暴力的对待某人。 下面列出abuse 英文例句与中文意思。 例： sexual/physical/mental abuse *** 待／身体虐待／精神虐待 abuse, abuse 中文, abuse 意思, maltreat, maltreat 中文, maltreat 意思, mistreat, mistreat 中文, mistreat 意思, 虐待 英文

三、方式副词1. 方式副词的特点方式副词表示动词的行为方式，许多以-ly结构的副词都是方式副词，如carefully, happily, quietly, heavily, warmly, correctly, politely, angrily 等。2. 方式副词在句中的位置(1) 方式副词通常位于动词(及其宾语)之后：He read the letter slowly. 他从容不迫地看了那封信。方式副词通常不位于动词与宾语之间，除非动词后的宾语很长：不可说：We like very much it. (应改为We like it very much.)但可说：We could see very clearly a strange light ahead of us. 我们可以很清楚地看到在我们前方有一道奇怪的光。若遇到“动词+介词+宾语”结构，方式副词既可位于“介词+宾语”之前，也可位于“介词+宾语”之后，但是若该结构的宾语较长，则方式副词通常位于“介词+宾语”之前：He looked at me curiously. / He looked curiously at me. 他好奇地打量着我。He looked curiously at everyone who got off the plane. 他好奇地打量着从飞机上走下来的每一个人。(2) 方式副词(主要是单个的方式副词)有时也可位于主语与动词之间：He quickly got dressed. 他赶紧穿好衣服。He angrily tore up the letter. 他很生气，把信撕碎了。(3) 有的方式副词(如bravely, cleverly, cruelly, foolishly, generously, kindly, secretly, simply等)位于动词之前和位于句末会导致句子意思的变化：They secretly decided to leave the town. 他们秘密决定离开这个城市。They decided to leave the town secretly. 他们决定秘密地离开这个城市。He answered the questions foolishly. 他对这个问题作了愚蠢的回答。He foolishly answered the questions. 他愚蠢地回答了这个问题。(4) 有的方式副词(如gently, quietly, slowly, suddenly 等)有时可位于句首，以达到某种戏剧性的效果(这主要见于书面语中)：Suddenly, the driver started the engine. 突然地，司机启动了发动机。连接经常给不了，复制一下给你！有用的话希望采纳一下，谢谢！

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Brutal / callous /merciless / inhuman / ruthlessAdj.残忍的，虽然程度不完全一样，但是作文里都可以用来代替cruel这个大家在作文用得很cruelly的词这是我在托福词汇里面找到的，程度不一样，具体谁多谁少我还是没找到，不过我觉得这些词都可以替换cruel，就是在写作的时候用作不重复的替换的，我现在在考gre，虽然这些词都认识，不过也没要求到要认识这些词的程度，所以我觉得应该没什么掌握的必要吧，只要知道他们可以相互替换就好了~【公益慈善翻译团】真诚为你解答

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WhenwilltherebenomoremoonandspringflowersFormewhohadsomanymemorablehours?MyatticwhichlastnightinvernalwinddidstandRemindscruellyofthelostmoonlitland.Carvedbalustradesandmarblestepsmuststillbethere,Butrosyfacescannotbeasfair.Ifyouaskmehowmuchmysorrowhasincreased,Justseetheoverbrimmingriverflowingeast!春花秋月何时了，往事知多少。小楼昨夜又东风，故国不堪回首月明中。雕阑玉砌应犹在，只是朱颜改。问君能有几多愁，恰似一江春水向东流。--李煜

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Black Beauty was the only book written by Anna Sewell, although its continued popularity among children, particularly girls, has justified that effort. Sewell was, remarkably, paid only twenty pounds for the book and it was published three months before her death, in 1877. However, its immediate success gave her great pleasure and she died in the knowledge that the book had indeed encouraged people to treat animals less cruelly. It is the autobiography of a horse, the ‘Black Beauty" of the title, who narrates it. Through various owners who ask different tasks of Black Beauty, he grows and has numerous adventures. He goes from being a riding and carriage horse through being a mistreated town cab horse to eventual happiness in a secure home. Notably, the animal keeps strength and good temper throughout his suffering and the story was extremely influential as pro-animal propaganda but it is also an extremely exciting and moving children"s story.

OneofDickensmostenduringlypopularstoriesisOliverTwist,anearlyworkpublished1837-8.Likemanyofhislaternovels,itscentralthemeisthehardshipfacedbythedispossessedandthoseoftheoutsideoftolitesociety.Oliverhimselfisborninaworkhouseandtreatedcruellythereaswasthenormatthetimeforpauperchildren,inparticularbyBumble,aparishcouncilofficialoreadleThestoryfollowsOliverasheescapestheworkhouseandrunsawaytoLondon.HerehereceivesaneducationinvillainyfromthecriminalgangofFaginthatincludesthebrutalthiefBillSikes,thefamousartfulDodgerandNancy,Billwhore.Oliverisrescuedbytheinterventionofabenefactor-MrBrownlow-butthemysteriousMonksgetsthegangtokidnaptheboyagain.NancyintervenesbutismurderedviciouslybySikesaftershehasshowedsomeredeemingqualitiesandhasdiscoveredMonksinisterintention.ThestorycloseshappilyandwithjusticeforBumbleandthecruelMonkswhohashiddenthetruthofOliverparentageoutofmalice.Accusationsweremadethatthebookglamorisedcrime(liketheewgateGroupoftheperiod)butDickenswiselydisassociatedhimselffromcriminalromances.Hisachievementwasinfactinpresentingtheunderworldandproblemsofpovertytothewell-offinawayrarelyattemptedpreviously.

oneofdickensmostenduringlypopularstoriesisolivertwist,anearlyworkpublished1837-8.likemanyofhislaternovels,itscentralthemeisthehardshipfacedbythedispossessedandthoseoftheoutsideoftolitesociety.oliverhimselfisborninaworkhouseandtreatedcruellythereaswasthenormatthetimeforpauperchildren,inparticularbybumble,aparishcouncilofficialoreadlethestoryfollowsoliverasheescapestheworkhouseandrunsawaytolondon.herehereceivesaneducationinvillainyfromthecriminalgangoffaginthatincludesthebrutalthiefbillsikes,thefamousartfuldodgerandnancy,billwhore.oliverisrescuedbytheinterventionofabenefactor-mrbrownlow-butthemysteriousmonksgetsthegangtokidnaptheboyagain.nancyintervenesbutismurderedviciouslybysikesaftershehasshowedsomeredeemingqualitiesandhasdiscoveredmonksinisterintention.thestorycloseshappilyandwithjusticeforbumbleandthecruelmonkswhohashiddenthetruthofoliverparentageoutofmalice.accusationsweremadethatthebookglamorisedcrime(liketheewgategroupoftheperiod)butdickenswiselydisassociatedhimselffromcriminalromances.hisachievementwasinfactinpresentingtheunderworldandproblemsofpovertytothewell-offinawayrarelyattemptedpreviously.

一、一个星期七天 1. monday 2. tuesday 3. wednesday 4. thursday 5. friday 6. saturday 7. sunday 二、一年十二个月 1. january 2. february 3. march 4. april 5. may 6. june 7. july 8. august 9. september 10. october 11. november 12. december 三、一年四季 1. spring 2. summer 3. autumn 4. winter 四、容易拼写错的数字 1. eighth第八 2. ninth第九 3. forty四十 4. twelfth第十二 5. twentieth第二十 四、亲属称呼 1. daughter (女儿) 2. niece (女性晚辈) 3. nephew (男性晚辈) 4. cousin (同辈兄弟姐妹) 5. aunt (女性长辈) 6. uncle (男性长辈) 五、以下动词加-ed或-ing要双写最后一个字母 1. regret (regretted, regretting) 后悔 2. control (controlled, controlling) 控制 3. admit (admitted, admitting) 承认 4. occur (occurred, occurring) 出现 5. prefer (preferred, preferring) 宁愿 6. refer (referred, referring) 提到 7. forget (forgetting ) 忘记 8. permit (permitted, permitting)允许 9. equip (equipped, equipping) 装备 注意：quarrel, signal, travel中的l可双写（英国英语）也可不双写（美国英语） 六、部分过去式和过去分词不规则变化的动词 1. broadcast (broadcast, broadcast) 广播 2. flee (fled, fled) 逃跑 3. forbid (forbade, forbidden) 禁止 4. forgive (forgave, forgiven) 原谅 5. freeze (froze, frozen) 结冰 6. hang (作“绞死”讲，是规则的；作“悬挂”讲，其过去式过去分词都是hung) 7. lie (作“说谎”讲时，是规则的；作“位于”讲时，其过去式是lay，过去分词是lain) 8. seek (sought, sought) 寻求 9. shake (shook, shaken) 发抖 10. sing (sang, sung) 唱歌 11. sink (sank, sunk/sunken) 下沉 12. spread (spread, spread) 传播 13. swim (swam, swum) 游泳 14. tear (tore, torn) 撕碎 15. weave (wove, woven) 编织 七、意思相近的词 1. check / examine/ test 2. receive / accept 3. destroy /damage 4. celebrate/ congratulate 5. wear / dress 八、注意形容词变名词时的拼写变化 1. long—length 长度 2. wide—width 宽度 3. high—height 高度 4. strong—strength力量 九、以-ic结尾的动词，应先把-ic变为-ick，再加ing或ed 1. picnic (picnicked, picnicking) 野餐 十、个别名词的复数拼写 1. german (germans) 德国人 2. gulf (gulfs) 海湾 3. handkerchief (handkerchiefs) 手帕 4. hero (英雄)，potato (土豆)，tomato (西红柿) 等有生命的以-o结尾的名词变复数时要加-es。 5. roof (roofs) 房顶 6. stomach 胃 (其复数是stomachs而不是加es) 十一、注意动词变名词时的拼写变化 1. succeed—success成功 2. pronounce—pronunciation 发音 3. explain—explanation解释 4. decide—decision 决定 5. enter—entrance进入 6. permit—permission 允许 7. refuse—refusal 拒绝 8. consider—consideration 考虑 9. discover—discovery 发现 10. bury—burial 埋葬 11. conclude—conclusion 得出结论 12. arrive—arrival 到达 13. weigh—weight 重量 十二、注意形容词变副词时的拼写变化 1. beautiful—beautifully 美丽的 2. possible—possibly 可能的 3. practical—practically 实际的 4. particular—particularly 特别的 5. successful—successfully 成功的 十三、其它必背单词 1. abroad 国外 2. absence n. 缺席 (absent adj.) 3. accepted (nmet1997) 4. accident事故 (accidental adj. 偶然的，accidentally adv. 偶然地) 5. achievement成就 (achieve v. 获得) 6. address地址 7. admire钦佩 8. admitting (2000北京春季卷) 9. agreement 协议 10. agriculture农业 (agricultural adj. 农业的) 11. altogether总共 12. ancient 古代的 13. announced(nmet1999) 14. anxiety 忧虑 (anxious adj. 焦急的，anxiously adv. 焦急地) 15. apologize v. 道歉 (apology n. 道歉apologetic adj. 道歉的，apologetically adv.道歉地) 16. apologize/apologise (2000全国卷) 17. appreciate感激/欣赏 (感激人用thank sb；谢谢某人做的事用appreciate sth.) 18. asian(nmet1996) 19. assistant 助手 20. astonish吃惊 (astonishment n. 吃惊，astonishing，astonished) 21. astronaut 宇航员 22. atmosphere气氛 23. attempt尝试 (可作名词也可作动词) 24. attentively 专心地 25. attentively(nmet1996) 26. attitude 态度 27. attract 吸引 (attraction吸引力) 28. average 平均 29. average(nmet1999) 30. balance平衡 31. beauty 美 (beautiful) 32. believe相信 (belief n. 信念，其复数是beliefs) 33. beyond超过 34. biology生物 35. birthday生日 36. bravery 勇敢 37. broadcast(nmet1996) 38. broadcast广播 (过去式、过去分词同原形) 39. carefully 小心 (carefully) 40. ceiling天花板 41. celebrated (2000北京春季卷) 42. celebration 庆祝 (celebrate n. 庆祝) 43. century 世纪 44. challenge 挑战 45. character 性格 46. charge收费 47. cinema电影院 48. comfort v. & n. 安慰 (comfortable adj. comfortably adv.舒适地) 49. comfortably(nmet1997) 50. comment 评论 51. communication 交流 52. competition 竞赛 (compete v. 竞赛competitor 竞赛者) 53. composition 作文 54. concert 音乐会 55. conclude v. conclusion n. 结论 56. condition情况 (conditions条件) 57. confessing (2000北京春季卷) 58. congratulations 祝贺 (congratulate v.) 59. constantly 不断地 60. construction(nmet1996) 61. continue继续 62. contribution 贡献 (contribute v.) 63. conveniently方便 (convenient adj.) 64. conversation 谈话 65. coughing(nmet1997) 66. cousin表兄弟 67. cruelty 残酷 (cruel adj. cruelly adv.) 68. curious 好奇 (curiosity n. 好奇) 69. curious(nmet1996) 70. customer 顾客 71. customers (2000北京春季卷) 72. custom习俗 73. damage损坏 74. declared(nmet1999) 75. delicious 美味 76. destroy毁灭 (其过去式是destroyed) 77. determined 有决心的 78. develop发展 (development n. developing 发展中的，developed发达的) 79. dialogue 对话 80. diary 日记 (dairy 奶制品) 81. difference 不同点 (有复数形式) 82. disappointed失望 (disappointing 让人失望的) 83. disappointment 失望 84. discovery 发现 (其复数是discoveries，其动词是discover，discoverer发现者) 85. disturb打扰 86. dollar美元 (其复数是dollars) 87. downstairs楼下 88. dream梦想 (其过去式是dreamed或dreamt) 89. electricity电 (electrical电的，electric 电的) 90. employ 雇用 (employment n. employer 雇主，employee雇员) 91. empty倒空 (可用动词，其过去式是emptied) 92. encourage鼓励 (encouraging, encouraged, encouragement n.) 93. energy能量 94. envelope 信封 95. envy n. 妒忌 (envious adj.) 96. equal(nmet1998) 97. equipment设备 98. especially 尤其是 99. essential(nmet1999) 100. european 欧洲人 101. event事件 102. excellent极好 (excellence n. excellently adv.) 103. exhibition(nmet1997) 104. exhibition展览 105. expense 耗费 106. experience 经验 (experienced 有经验的) 107. expert 专家 108. expression 表达 109. failure 失败 (fail v.) 110. familiar(nmet1999) 111. familiar熟悉的 112. favorite 最喜爱的 (即作形容词也作名词，作名词时有复数) 113. figure人物/数字 114. finger手指 115. flight飞行 116. forehead前额 117. foreign(nmet1998) 118. fortunately幸运地 119. forward向前 120. freezing 极冷的 (frozen 冷冻的) 121. frequently 经常地 122. furniture 家具 123. further进一步的 124. generally (2000全国卷) 125. geography地理 126. germany德国 127. government(nmet1996) 128. gradually逐渐地 129. graduation毕业 (graduate) 130. grammar语法 131. habits (nmet1997) 132. handkerchiefs (2000北京春季卷) 133. honesty 诚实 (honest) 134. honor/honour 荣誉 135. imagination 想象力 (imagine v.) 136. immediate (2000北京春季卷) 137. immediately马上 138. impress 印象 (impression n.) 139. incident小事件 140. including包括 (include v.) 141. indispensable (nmet1999) 142. industry工业 (industrial adj. 工业的) 143. information 信息 144. inspire激励 (inspiration n. inspiring, inspired) 145. institute学院 146. instrument 仪器 147. interest 兴趣 148. interrupt 打断 149. interrupt打断 150. introduce介绍 (introduction n.) 151. irregular 不规则的 152. journey旅程 153. judge判断 (judgment) 154. kindergarten幼儿园 155. knowledge 知识 156. labor/labour劳动 157. late1y(nmet1999) 158. laughter笑声 159. lawyer律师 160. librarian图书馆理员 161. loss损失 (lose, lost 是其动词形式) 162. luckily幸运地 163. magazine杂志 164. majority (2000北京春季卷) 165. majority大多数 166. manage 设法 (manager, management) 167. market(2000全国卷) 168. marriage 结婚 (marry v. 结婚，married已婚的) 169. material(s)/cloth(nmet1996) 170. material物质/材料 171. mayor市长 172. mean (nmet1999) 173. measure测量 174. medal 奖章 (比较：model 模型) 175. memory记忆力 (memorize v. 记住，remember 记得) 176. messages (2000全国卷) 177. metal 金属 178. modern现代的 179. modest谦虚的 180. monitor 班长/监控 181. moustache 胡子 182. murder谋杀 (murderer 凶手) 183. musician 音乐家 184. mysterious 神秘的 (mystery 神秘) 185. nationality国籍 (nation 国家，national国家的) 186. naturally(nmet1998) 187. naughty 淘气的 188. necessary(nmet1999) 189. ninth(nmet1998) 190. normal 正常的 191. obey (nmet1997) 192. obviously明显的 193. offering (2000全国卷) 194. operation手术 195. opportunity 机会 196. ordinary 普通的 197. organized/organised(nmet1996) 198. particularly 特别是 199. passenger 旅客 200. passengers(nmet1999) 201. patience耐心 (patiently) 202. patient病人/耐心 203. perfect 完美 (perfectly) 204. performed(2000北京春季卷) 205. perhaps 或许 206. period 时期 207. permission许可 208. persuaded(nmet1996) 209. phenomena 现象 210. physicist 物理学家 211. pilots (2000全国卷) 212. poisonous 有毒的 (poison) 213. political 政治的 (politics) 214. popular受欢迎的 215. population人口 216. position 职位 217. possibility(-ies)可能性 (possible 可能的) 218. poverty 贫穷 (poor) 219. poverty贫穷 220. practical (nmet1997) 221. preparing(nmet1998) 222. pressure(nmet1997) 223. pretend假装 224. professor 教授 225. profit 利润 226. progress进步 227. pronunciation (2000北京春季卷) 228. provide 提供 (比较：offer, supply) 229. public 公众 230. purpose目的 231. quality(nmet1996) 232. quantity数量 233. realistic(nmet1997) 234. receive 收到 235. recently(nmet1999) 236. recognised/recognized(nmet1999) 237. recognize 认出 (recognition 承认) 238. regards 问候 239. remind提醒 240. repeat (repetition)重复 241. respect尊敬 242. restaurant 餐馆 243. restaurants(nmet1999) 244. satisfaction满意 (satisfy, satisfied, satisfying) 245. satisfactory 满意的 246. saturday(nmet1998) 247. scientific 科学的 248. scientific科学的 249. secretary秘书 250. secretly (2000北京春季卷) 251. separately单独地 252. separates (nmet1998) 253. serious 严重的 (seriously) 254. service服务 255. shortcoming缺点 256. silence 安静 (silent) 257. similar (2000北京春季卷) 258. similar 类似的 (similarity –ies相似之处) 259. situation形势/情况 260. slightly(2000全国卷) 261. society 社会 (social adj. 社会的) 262. southern(2000全国卷) 263. special特别的 264. species 物种 (单复数同形) 265. spring(nmet1997) 266. square 平方 267. stolen(2000全国卷) 268. straight(nmet1997) 269. suitable合适的 270. support支持 271. surprise吃惊 272. surround 包围 273. swimming(nmet1998) 274. technique 技术 (technical adj.) 275. technology技术 276. temperature温度 277. theory 理论 278. thirsty口渴 279. thorough (nmet1997) 280. total合计 281. traffic 交通 282. translated(nmet1998) 283. translation 翻译 (translator翻译家，interpret 解说, interpreter 口语翻译) 284. umbrella(nmet1999) 285. umbrella伞 286. unusually不寻常 (unusual不寻常的) 287. unwilling 不愿意 (willing adj. 愿意 will n. 意志) 288. upstairs(2000全国卷) 289. upstairs楼上 290. vacation假期 291. various各种各样的 (variety n. 种类) 292. victim受害者 293. victory胜利 294. vocabulary词汇 295. voyage航行 296. waste (nmet1999) 297. wealth财富 298. weather(nmet1998) 299. whisper 低语 300. worship崇拜 301. youth年轻人 (复数加-s) 302. zero 零

三、方式副词1. 方式副词的特点方式副词表示动词的行为方式，许多以-ly结构的副词都是方式副词，如carefully, happily, quietly, heavily, warmly, correctly, politely, angrily 等。2. 方式副词在句中的位置(1) 方式副词通常位于动词(及其宾语)之后：He read the letter slowly. 他从容不迫地看了那封信。方式副词通常不位于动词与宾语之间，除非动词后的宾语很长：不可说：We like very much it. (应改为We like it very much.)但可说：We could see very clearly a strange light ahead of us. 我们可以很清楚地看到在我们前方有一道奇怪的光。若遇到“动词+介词+宾语”结构，方式副词既可位于“介词+宾语”之前，也可位于“介词+宾语”之后，但是若该结构的宾语较长，则方式副词通常位于“介词+宾语”之前：He looked at me curiously. / He looked curiously at me. 他好奇地打量着我。He looked curiously at everyone who got off the plane. 他好奇地打量着从飞机上走下来的每一个人。(2) 方式副词(主要是单个的方式副词)有时也可位于主语与动词之间：He quickly got dressed. 他赶紧穿好衣服。He angrily tore up the letter. 他很生气，把信撕碎了。(3) 有的方式副词(如bravely, cleverly, cruelly, foolishly, generously, kindly, secretly, simply等)位于动词之前和位于句末会导致句子意思的变化：They secretly decided to leave the town. 他们秘密决定离开这个城市。They decided to leave the town secretly. 他们决定秘密地离开这个城市。He answered the questions foolishly. 他对这个问题作了愚蠢的回答。He foolishly answered the questions. 他愚蠢地回答了这个问题。(4) 有的方式副词(如gently, quietly, slowly, suddenly 等)有时可位于句首，以达到某种戏剧性的效果(这主要见于书面语中)：Suddenly, the driver started the engine. 突然地，司机启动了发动机。连接经常给不了，复制一下给你！有用的话希望采纳一下，谢谢！

可以这样说：How can human beings hurt them so cruelly?或者How can the people hurt them so cruelly?

I"ve fallen in love with a new computer game, so much so that I spend much of my time on it. I often play it until late, sometimes staying up all night. Also, it also comes to mind often during class, and makes me pay no attention to what the teacher is saying. If this continues, it will do great harm to my health, and have a bad influence on my studies. I have no idea how to give it up though, so I hope you can give me some advice.Lots of animals have disappeared from the Earth, with another great number of them endangered due to destruction of habitat, and hunting by humans. If humans contiue to destroy their habitats and hunt them, they will soon die out. It is our duty to do what we can to protect them from extinction. What is most important, is to make a law to protect them and punish those who go against it. Then we can set up reserves to provide them with comfortable habitats, while taking measurements to better teach people the importance of wildlife protection.Music is my favourite hobby, and it has helped me a lot. When I"m upset by tiring work, a piece of classical music drives my bad moods away and gives me some rest, then I feel full of energy. When I"m nervous or angry, a piece of Mozart calms me down, and when I"m sad, pop music cheers me up. We students face great pressure from studying, but we should not give in to it. We must find a way of giving vent to it, and listening to music can be a good choice.

文章太长发不下。给你发个这个有关节日的英语作文精彩句子抢先看1、springisnotonlygoodfortheplantsandanimalsbutalsoforthepeople.2、thefolkmainlyhastwoviews:onekindsaid,ancienttime,someonekindiscalled"year",wheneverinthedecember30,thenfleesthevillagedoortodoor,looksforfoodthepersonmeat,cruellyharmsthelife.3、afterwardsitarrivedavillage,facesinahouseholdpersonmainhousegateassoonastolookinside,onlyseesbrilliantlyilluminated,puncturesittobedizzy,hadtoclampthetailtoslide.therearefourseasonsinayear.butilikespringbest.becausetheweatherisnotveryhotorcold.springisawonderfulseason.it"sgettingwarmerandwarmer.flowersarecomingout.treesbegintoturngreen.birdsbegintosing.it"softenwindy.peopleliketoflykitesinthespring.inspring,animalsareplayingintheir"playground".sotheyareveryhappy.springisnotonlygoodfortheplantsandanimalsbutalsoforthepeople.boysandgirlsflykites.peoplechangetheirwinterclothesintobrighterones.springisaverygoodtimeforustostudy,too.weshouldmakegooduseofit.

bad = adj = not of acceptable quality 差 劣 e.g. a bad worker badly = adverb of bad = in a bad manner 差劣地 e.g. The children play badly. ( The children play ill. ×) = by a great deal e.g. My horse was badly beaten in the race. (My horse was ill beaten in the race. ×) (used with want need e )= a great deal very much 非常/极之 e.g. They want help badly. (They want help ill. ×) ill = adj = not well in health 有病 e.g. She is ill so she can"t e. e.g. She suffers from ill health. ill= adverb副词 (often in bining form 常与另一字连用) = badly cruelly or unpleasantly 恶意地/ 残酷地/ 不愉快地 e.g. The child has been ill-treated. = adverb = hardly scarcely; not enough 没有/ 不足够 e.g. The baby is ill fed. I can ill afford the time. = adverb = unfavourably 劣评 e.g. People speak ill of Tom. She thinks ill of her hu *** and. badly is the proper adverb of bad in some cases ill=badly e.g ill-treated = babdly treated but not all the time ill 和badly 用作 adverb 时在某些意义上相通 但大多数都不同 因此使用时要小心选择。 小心 “badly” 有好多个不同的用法： “bad” 可以是 adj，同时亦可以用作 “adv”. 坏; 拙劣地 She sings badly. 她唱得不好。 邪恶地; 罪恶地 To steal is to act badly. 偷窃是恶劣行为。 2012-06-20 12:44:27 补充： Badly 的其它解释： 不利地; 有害地 He spoke badly of his boss. 他说他老板的坏话。 不正确地 严重地; 厉害地 My back hurts badly. 我的背疼得厉害。 【口】很 非常 She wants to go badly. 她很想去。

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初二英语阅读理解题 　　许多初二学生在谈到英语学习时，都将初二英语阅读理解题当作难拿分的地方，下面是我给大家提供的初二的英语阅读理解题以及答案，大家来练习一下吧! 　　第一篇： 　　Have you ever asked yourself why children go to school? You may 1 they go to learn languages, P.E., history, science and all other 2 . But why do they learn these things? 　　We send our children to school to prepare them for the time 3 they will grow up and will begin to work for 4 . Nearly everything they study at school has some practical use in their life. But is that the 5 reason why they go to school? 　　There is more in education than just 6 facts. We go to school above all to learn how to learn, so that then we have left school we can 7 to learn. A man who really knows how to learn will always be successful, because whenever he has to do something new which he has never had to do 8 he will rapidly teach himself how to do it 9 the best way. The uneducated person, on the other hand, is 10 unable to do something new, or does it badly. The purpose of school, therefore, is not to teach languages, math, geography, etc, but to teach pupils the way to learn. 　　( ) 1. A. speak B. tell C. say D. talk 　　( ) 2. A. matters B. subjects C. math D. physics 　　( ) 3. A. while B. when C. which D. where 　　( ) 4. A. oneself B. they C. them D. themselves 　　( ) 5. A. only B. nearly C . lone D. alone 　　( ) 6. A. study B. studied C. learning D. learn 　　( ) 7. A. make B. keep C. keep on D. go on 　　( ) 8. A. later B. ago C. then D. / 　　( ) 9. A. from B. in C. with D. on 　　( ) 10. A. either B. neither C. other D. nor 　　第二篇： 　　It was Mondy. Mrs Smithu2019s dog was hungry, but there was not any meat in the house. 　　Considering that there was no better way. Mrs Smith took a piece of paper, and wrote the following words on it: “Give my dog half a pound of meat.” Then she gave the paper to her dog and said gently: “Take this to the butcher (person whose job is selling meat), and heu2019s going to give you your lunch today.” 　　Holding the piece of paper in its mouth, the dog ran to the butcheru2019s. It gave the paper to the butcher. The butcher read it carefully, recognized that it was really the ladyu2019s handwriting and soon did it as he was asked to. The dog was very happy, and ate the meat up at once. 　　At noon, the dog came to the shop again. It gave the butcher a piece of paper again. After reading it, he gave it half a pound of meat once more. 　　The next day, the dog came again exactly at noon. And as usual, it brought a piece of paper in the mouth. This time, the butcher did not take a look at paper, and gave the dog its meat, for he had regarded the dog as one of his customers (* people who buy something from a shop). 　　But, the dog came again at four ou2019clock. And the same thing happened once again. To the butcheru2019s more surprise, it came for the third time at six ou2019clock, and brought with it a third piece of paper. The butcher felt a bit puzzled. He said to himself, “This is a small dog. Why does Mrs Smith give it so much meat to eat today?” 　　Looking at the piece of paper, he found that there were not any words on it! 　　6. Mrs Smith treated her little dog quite . 　　A. cruelly B. fairly C. kindly D.unfriendly 　　7. It seemed that the dog knew well that the paper Mrs Smith gave it . 　　A. might do it much harm. B. could do it much good 　　C. would help the butcher D. was worth many pounds 　　8. The butcher did not give any meat to the dog . 　　A. before he felt sure that the words were really written by Mrs Smith 　　B. when he found that the words on the paper were not clear 　　C. because he had sold out all the meat in his shop 　　D. until he was paid enough by Mrs Smith 　　9. From its experence, the dog found that . 　　A. only the paper with Mrs Smithu2019s words on it could bring it meat 　　B. the butcher would give the meat to it whenever he saw it 　　C. Mrs Smith would pay for the meat it got from the butcher 　　D. a piece of paper could bring it half a pound of meat 　　10. At the end of the story, youu2019ll find that . 　　A. the dog was clever enough to write on the paper 　　B. the dog dared not go to the butcheru2019s any more 　　C. the butcher was told not to give any meat to the dog 　　D. the butcher found himself cheated (* act in a way that is not honest) by the clever animal 　　>>>>>参考答案<<<<< 　　第一篇：1-5 CBBDA 6-10 CDDBA 　　第二篇：CBADD ;

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这两个词词义上真没什么过多区别牛津和剑桥都是两个互为解释的~~如果硬要区别，acquire有种慢慢获得的意思（但acquire （=buy）a house....），而obtain则有种通过努力的意思，但也不绝对，主要还是搭配问题，注意几点见下用法和搭配上注意几点1.obtain搭配 advice/information/permissione.g. Have you obtained permission into the hall?2.obtain 经常用manage to obtain sth，而acquire不这么用e.g. He finally managed to obtain what he wanted.3.acquire搭配 a knowledge/reputation/taste(habit)e.g. He acquired a good knowledge of English during his stay in England.He has acquired a reputation for dishonesty.I have acquired a taste for(=like) olives these days.(这个意思有个引申词组，an acquired taste 开始觉得不好，但慢慢觉得好了如：Maybe you will not get interested in Jay"s songs at first, but when you listen quietly, you will find an acquired taste in it.）其他用法两个基本可以通用

c__t怎么填写英语？这个很多的吧，最简单的是 cat 猫 . cvt无极变速器，coat外套 ， cast, cent,

I love you cruelly. 我残忍的爱着你 My love for you is cruel. 我对你的爱是残忍的 The love I have to you is cruel. 我对你的爱是残忍的 I love you so bitterly. The painful love is the kind of love that I have towards you.

1. abroad 国外 2. absence n. 缺席 (absent adj.) 3. accept 接受) 4. accident事故 (accidental adj. 偶然的，accidentally adv. 偶然地) 5. achievement成就 (achieve v. 获得) 6. address地址 7. admire钦佩 8. admit承认 （admitted) 9. agreement 协议 10. agriculture农业 (agricultural adj. 农业的) industry 工业（industrial工业的）11. altogether总共 12. ancient 古代的 13. announce宣告、通知 announcement ( n. 口头通知) 14. anxiety 忧虑 (anxious adj. 焦急的，anxiously adv. 焦急地) 15. apologize v. 道歉 (apology n. 道歉) 16. appear 出现（appearance 外貌 n.）disappear消失/不见17. appreciate感激/欣赏 (感激人用thank sb；谢谢某人做的事用appreciate sth.) 18. Asian(亚洲的) 19. assistant 助手 20. astonish吃惊 (astonishment n. 吃惊，astonishing令吃惊的，astonished吃惊的) 21. astronaut 宇航员 22. atmosphere气氛 23. attempt尝试 (n / v) attempt to do sth24. attentively 专心地 25. attention 专心 pay attention to doing sth26. attitude 态度 27. attract 吸引 (attraction吸引力) 28. average平均 / 平均的 on average 平均30. balance平衡 keep the balance of nature保持生态平衡 31. beauty 美 (beautiful, beautifully ) beautify美化32. believe相信 (belief n. 信念，其复数是beliefs) 33. beyond超过 34. biology生物 35. birthday生日 36. bravery 勇敢 brave勇敢的 bravely勇敢地37.broad宽阔的 38. broadcast广播(broadcast ; broadcast;) 39. care 关心 careful 小心的 carefully小心地 40. ceiling天花板 41. cinema电影院 42. celebrate庆祝 43. celebration 庆祝n. 44. century 世纪 45. challenge 挑战 46. character 性格 47. charge收费 be charge of / take charge of 管理…48. comfort v. & n. 安慰 comfortable 舒适的adj. comfortably adv.舒适地50. comment 评论 51. communicate （vt） communication (n) 交流 52. competition 竞赛 (compete v. 竞赛competitor 竞赛者) 53. composition 作文 54. concert 音乐会55. conclude v. conclusion n. 结论 56. condition情况 (conditions条件) 57. concern 关心 (vt) 58. congratulations 祝贺 (congratulate v.) 59. constant 不断的 constantly 不断地60. construction(建设) 61. continue继续 62. contribution 贡献 (contribute v.) make contributions to 对…做出贡献63. convenient (adj.) 方便的 conveniently方便地 64. conversation 谈话 65. coughing咳嗽 66. cousin表兄弟 67. cruel的 (adj. cruelly 残酷地adv.) 68. curious 好奇的 (curiosity n. 好奇) 69. culture（cultural文化的adj.） 70. customer 顾客 72. custom习俗 73. destroy毁灭 (其过去式是destroyed) 74. declare宣称 75. delicious 美味 76. damage损坏77. determined 有决心的 be determined to do sth 决心做某事 78. develop发展 (development n. developing 发展中的，developed发达的) 79. dialogue 对话 80. diary 日记 (dairy 奶制品) 81. difference 不同点 (复数differences) different不同的 differently 不同地differ from be different from make differences82. disappointed失望的 (disappointing 让人失望的) 83. disappointment 失望 84. discovery 发现 (复数discoveries，动词discover，发现者discoverer)85. disturb打扰 86. dollar美元 (其复数是dollars) 87. downstairs楼下 upstairs楼上 88. dream梦想 (其过去式是dreamed或dreamt) 89. electricity电 (electrical电的，electric 电的) 90. employ 雇用 (employment n. employer 雇主， employee雇员) 91. empty倒空 (可用动词，其过去式是emptied) 92. encourage鼓励 (encouraging, encouraged, encouragement n.) encourage sb to do sth 鼓励某人做某事93. energy能量 94. envelope 信封 95. envy n. 妒忌 96. equal(平等的) equality平等97. equipment设备 98. especially 尤其是 99. essential(重要的)100. European 欧洲人 101. event事件 107. expert 专家102. excellent极好 (excellence n. excellently adv.) 104. exhibition展览 105. expense 耗费 expensive 昂贵的106. experience 经验/经历 (experienced 有经验的) an unusual experience一次不同寻常的经历 have much experience经验丰富108. express (vt) 表达 expression (n) 138. impress 印象 impression (n.)109. fail v.失败 failure n.失败 fail to do sth 没做成某事110. familiar(熟悉的) be familiar to /with 112. favorite 最喜爱的 flexible 灵活的113. figure人物/数字 114. finger手指 115. flight飞行 116. forehead前额 117. foreign(外国的) 118. fortunate幸运的 fortunately幸运地 unfortunately不幸运地119. forward向前 120. freezing 极冷的 (frozen 冷冻的) 121. frequently 经常地 122. furniture 家具 123.far 远的 further进一步的 124. generally 大概 generally speaking 一般来说 125. geography地理 126. Germany德国 127. government政府 128. gradual 逐渐的 gradually逐渐地 129. graduation毕业 (graduate from毕业于 ) 130. grammar语法 131. habit习惯 form a habit of 养成…习惯 132. handkerchief 手绢) 133. honest诚实的honesty 诚实 134. honor/honour 荣誉 135. imagination 想象力 (imagine v.) 136. immediate (立即的) immediately马上(adv)139. incident小事件 140. including包括 (include v.) 141．independent 独立的 142. industry工业 (industrial adj. 工业的) 143. information 信息 144. instrument 仪器 145. institute学院 146. inspire激励 (inspiration n. inspiring鼓舞人心的, inspired受鼓舞的)147. interest 兴趣 interesting有兴趣的 be interested in对…感兴趣148. interrupt 打断 150. introduce介绍 (introduction n.) 151. regular规则的 irregular 不规则的 152. journey旅程 153. judge判断 (judgment) judging from 根据…来判断154. kindergarten幼儿园 155. knowledge 知识 156. labor/labour劳动 157. late 迟的 late1y最近 158. laugh笑 laughter笑声 159. law法律 lawyer律师 legal合法的 illegal非法的160. library 图书馆 librarian图书馆理员 161. lose掉失,（lost ，lost） loss损失 n.162. luck 幸运 lucky幸运的 luckily幸运地 163. magazine杂志 164. majority (大多数) 166. manage 设法 (manager经理, management管理) manage to do 设法做到..167. market(市场) supermarket超市168. marriage 结婚 (marry v. 结婚，married已婚的) get married to 与某人结婚169. material(s)材料) 171. mayor市长 172. mean (意味、打算) meaning 意义 meaningful 有意义的173. measure测量 take measures 采取措施174. medal 奖章 (比较：model 模型 metal 金属) 175. memory记忆力 (memorize v. 记住，remember 记得) 176. message 口信 178. modern现代的 179. modest谦虚的 180. monitor 班长 181. moustache 胡子 182. murder谋杀 (murderer 凶手) 183. music 音乐 musical音乐的 musician 音乐家 184. mysterious 神秘的 (mystery 神秘) 185. nationality国籍 (nation 国家，national国家的) 186. nature 自然 natural自然的) 187. naughty 淘气的 188.) normal 正常的 190. necessary 必要 it is necessary for sb to do sth 某人有必要做某事191. obey (遵守) break 违反 192. obvious 明显的 obviously 明显地193. offer主动提供) offer to do sth主动做某事

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polluting 现在分词，表示主动、正在进行（伴随性）动作，意思：正在发生污染的（后面跟宾语）polluted 过去分词，表示被动、已经发生的动作，意思：（已经）被污染的例：McDonald"s is blamed for making people fat, exploiting workers, treating animals cruelly, polluting the environment and simply for being American. 麦当劳因使人发胖，剥削员工，虐待动物，污染环境（表示伴随性动作），甚至仅仅因为是美国企业而受到指责。Polluted water is a great danger to people"s health, so I think our work is very meaningful. 水污染（被污染的水）是很损害人们健康的，所以我想我们的工作是很有意义的。

"cheat"和"deceive"都是表示“欺骗”的动词，但是它们的用法和含义略有不同。"cheat"一般用来指通过不正当手段骗取别人的财物、利益或钱财等，强调的是骗取别人的实际物质利益。例如：He cheated me out of my money.（他骗走了我的钱。）"deceive"则更常用来指欺骗别人的信任、感情或心理，强调的是在心理层面上欺骗别人。例如：He deceived me into thinking he was a trustworthy person.（他骗我以为他是个值得信任的人。）可以看出，"cheat"强调的是骗取别人的实际利益，而"deceive"强调的是在心理层面上欺骗别人。

问题一：忽冷忽热用英文怎么说！ 忽冷忽热的这个词语用英文有以下几种翻译 ： sometimes cold and sometimes hot sometimes cool and sometimes warm cold and hot by turns alternately cold and hot 如果表示对一个人的态度忽冷忽热，则可以说成 alternately cruel（ly）and kind（ly ） sometimes cold(ly) and sometimes warm(ly) 如果表示对某件事忽冷忽热则可以说成： by fits and starts 例句如下： Keep *** in a state of uncertain expectation, treating him alternately cruelly and kindly 对某人时好时坏、忽冷忽热 When Mary had a fever, she felt cold and hot by turns. 玛丽发烧时，她感到忽冷忽热。 As you may know that most people in China learn English by fits and starts. 正如你所知道的，中国大多数人学习英语都是忽冷忽热 问题二：忽冷忽热用英文怎么说 Sometimes hot and sometimes cold 问题三：“忽冷忽热”用英文怎么说 sometimes hot and sometimes cold 忽冷忽热 双语例句 The weather is now hot, now cold.; It is sometimes hot and sometimes cold. 天气时热时冷。 You sometimes hot and sometimes cold and near and far that I don"t want to be. 你的忽冷忽热忽近忽远让我不想再认真。 Sometimes I felt hot and sometimes I felt cold. I felt awful. 我有时觉得冷，又有时觉得热，非常难受。 问题四：忽冷忽热的英语 sometimes cold and sometimes hot 问题五：忽冷忽热英文翻译 hot and cold in turn 问题六：天气忽冷忽热的英文怎么说 天气忽冷忽热的英文翻译：The weather is hot and cold 问题七：忽冷忽热用英文怎么说！ 忽冷忽热的这个词语用英文有以下几种翻译 ： sometimes cold and sometimes hot sometimes cool and sometimes warm cold and hot by turns alternately cold and hot 如果表示对一个人的态度忽冷忽热，则可以说成 alternately cruel（ly）and kind（ly ） sometimes cold(ly) and sometimes warm(ly) 如果表示对某件事忽冷忽热则可以说成： by fits and starts 例句如下： Keep *** in a state of uncertain expectation, treating him alternately cruelly and kindly 对某人时好时坏、忽冷忽热 When Mary had a fever, she felt cold and hot by turns. 玛丽发烧时，她感到忽冷忽热。 As you may know that most people in China learn English by fits and starts. 正如你所知道的，中国大多数人学习英语都是忽冷忽热 问题八：忽冷忽热用英文怎么说 Sometimes hot and sometimes cold 问题九：“忽冷忽热”用英文怎么说 sometimes hot and sometimes cold 忽冷忽热 双语例句 The weather is now hot, now cold.; It is sometimes hot and sometimes cold. 天气时热时冷。 You sometimes hot and sometimes cold and near and far that I don"t want to be. 你的忽冷忽热忽近忽远让我不想再认真。 Sometimes I felt hot and sometimes I felt cold. I felt awful. 我有时觉得冷，又有时觉得热，非常难受。 问题十：我讨厌你的忽冷忽热用英文怎N说 i hate y罚u that you like ice both fire 对麽?

　　Maybe those men mean me well, maybe they mean me ill; no way to decide that—let it go. They"ve got a game, or a scheme, or an experiment, of some kind on hand; no way to determine what it is—let it go. There"s a bet on me; no way to find out what it is—let it go. That disposes of the indeterminable quantities; the remainder of the matter is tangible, solid, and may be classed and labeled with certainty. If I ask the Bank of England to place this bill to the credit of the man it belongs to, they"ll do it, for they know him, although I don"t; but they will ask me how I came in possession of it, and if I tell the truth, they"ll put me in the asylum, naturally, and a lie will land me in jail. The same result would follow if I tried to bank the bill anywhere or to borrow money on it. I have got to carry this immense burden around until those men come back, whether I want to or not. It is useless to me, as useless as a handful of ashes, and yet I must take care of it, and watch over it, while I beg my living. I couldn"t give it away, if I should try, for neither honest citizen nor highwayman would accept it or meddle with it for anything. Those brothers are safe. Even if I lose their bill, or burn it, they are still safe, because they can stop payment, and the Bank will make them whole; but meantime I"ve got to do a month"s suffering without wages or profit—unless I help win that bet, whatever it may be, and get that situation that I am promised. I should like to get that; men of their sort have situations in their gift that are worth having.　　I got to thinking a good deal about that situation. My hopes began to rise high. Without doubt the salary would be large. It would begin in a month; after that I should be all right. Pretty soon I was feeling first- rate. By this time I was tramping the streets again. The sight of a tailor-shop gave me a sharp longing to shed my rags, and to clothe myself decently once more. Could I afford it? No; I had nothing in the world but a million pounds. So I forced myself to go on by. But soon I was drifting back again. The temptation persecuted me cruelly. I must have passed that shop back and forth six times during that manful struggle. At last I gave in; I had to. I asked if they had a misfit suit that had been thrown on their hands. The fellow I spoke to nodded his head towards another fellow, and gave me no answer. I went to the indicated fellow, and he indicated another fellow with his head, and no words. I went to him, and he said:　　"Tend to you presently."　　I waited till he was done with what he was at, then he took me into a back room, and overhauled a pile of rejected suits, and selected the rattiest one for me. I put it on. It didn"t fit, and wasn"t in any way attractive, but it was new, and I was anxious to have it; so I didn"t find any fault, but said, with some diffidence:　　"It would be an accommodation to me if you could wait some days for the money. I haven"t any small change about me."　　The fellow worked up a most sarcastic expression of countenance, and said:　　"Oh, you haven"t? Well, of course, I didn"t expect it. I"d only expect gentlemen like you to carry large change."　　I was nettled, and said:　　"My friend, you shouldn"t judge a stranger always by the clothes he wears. I am quite able to pay for this suit; I simply didn"t wish to put you to the trouble of changing a large note."　　He modified his style a little at that, and said, though still with something of an air:　　"I didn"t mean any particular harm, but as long as rebukes are going, I might say it wasn"t quite your affair to jump to the conclusion that we couldn"t change any note that you might happen to be carrying around. On the contrary, we can."　　I handed the note to him, and said:　　"Oh, very well; I apologize."　　He received it with a smile, one of those large smiles which goes all around over, and has folds in it, and wrinkles, and spirals, and looks like the place where you have thrown a brick in a pond; and then in the act of his taking a glimpse of the bill this smile froze solid, and turned yellow, and looked like those wavy, wormy spreads of lava which you find hardened on little levels on the side of Vesuvius. I never before saw a smile caught like that, and perpetuated. The man stood there holding the bill, and looking like that, and the proprietor hustled up to see what was the matter, and said, briskly:　　"Well, what"s up? What"s the trouble? What"s wanting?"　　I said: "There isn"t any trouble. I"m waiting for my change."　　"Come, come; get him his change, Tod; get him his change."　　Tod retorted: "Get him his change! It"s easy to say, sir; but look at the bill yourself."　　The proprietor took a look, gave a low, eloquent whistle, then made a dive for the pile of rejected clothing, and began to snatch it this way and that, talking all the time excitedly, and as if to himself:　　"Sell an eccentric millionaire such an unspeakable suit as that! Tod"s a fool—a born fool. Always doing something like this. Drives every millionaire away from this place, because he can"t tell a millionaire from a tramp, and never could. Ah, here"s the thing I am after. Please get those things off, sir, and throw them in the fire. Do me the favor to put on this shirt and this suit; it"s just the thing, the very thing—plain, rich, modest, and just ducally nobby; made to order for a foreign prince—you may know him, sir, his Serene Highness the Hospodar of Halifax; had to leave it with us and take a mourning-suit because his mother was going to die— which she didn"t. But that"s all right; we can"t always have things the way we—that is, the way they—there! trousers all right, they fit you to a charm, sir; now the waistcoat; aha, right again! now the coat—lord! Look at that, now! Perfect—the whole thing! I never saw such a triumph in all my experience."　　I expressed my satisfaction.　　"Quite right, sir, quite right; it"ll do for a makeshift, I"m bound to say. But wait till you see what we"ll get up for you on your own measure. Come, Tod, book and pen; get at it. Length of leg, 32"—and so on. Before I could get in a word he had measured me, and was giving orders for dress-suits, morning suits, shirts, and all sorts of things. When I got a chance I said:　　"But, my dear sir, I can"t give these orders, unless you can wait indefinitely, or change the bill."　　"Indefinitely! It"s a weak word, sir, a weak word. Eternally—that"s the word, sir. Tod, rush these things through, and send them to the gentleman"s address without any waste of time. Let the minor customers wait. Set down the gentleman"s address and—"　　"I"m changing my quarters. I will drop in and leave the new address."　　"Quite right, sir, quite right. One moment—let me show you out, sir. There—good day, sir, good day."　　Well, don"t you see what was bound to happen? I drifted naturally into buying whatever I wanted, and asking for change. Within a week I was sumptuously equipped with all needful comforts and luxuries, and was housed in an expensive private hotel in Hanover Square. I took my dinners there, but for breakfast I stuck by Harris"s humble feeding house, where I had got my first meal on my million-pound bill. I was the making of Harris. The fact had gone all abroad that the foreign crank who carried million-pound bills in his vest pocket was the patron saint of the place. That was enough. From being a poor, struggling, little hand-to-mouth enterprise, it had become celebrated, and overcrowded with customers. Harris was so grateful that he forced loans upon me, and would not be denied; and so, pauper as I was, I had money to spend, and was living like the rich and the great. I judged that there was going to be a crash by and by, but I was in now and must swim across or drown. You see there was just that element of impending disaster to give a serious side, a sober side, yes, a tragic side, to a state of things which would otherwise have been purely ridiculous. In the night, in the dark, the tragedy part was always to the front, and always warning, always threatening; and so I moaned and tossed, and sleep was hard to find. But in the cheerful daylight the tragedy element faded out and disappeared, and I walked on air, and was happy to giddiness, to intoxication, you may say.　　And it was natural; for I had become one of the notorieties of the metropolis of the world, and it turned my head, not just a little, but a good deal. You could not take up a newspaper, English, Scotch, or Irish, without finding in it one or more references to the "vest-pocket million-pounder" and his latest doings and saying. At first, in these mentions, I was at the bottom of the personal-gossip column; next, I was listed above the knights, next above the baronets, next above the barons, and so on, and so on, climbing steadily, as my notoriety augmented, until I reached the highest altitude possible, and there I remained, taking precedence of all dukes not royal, and of all ecclesiastics except the primate of all England. But mind, this was not fame; as yet I had achieved only notoriety. Then came the climaxing stroke—the accolade, so to speak—which in a single instant transmuted the perishable dross of notoriety into the enduring gold of fame: Punch caricatured me! Yes, I was a made man now; my place was established. I might be joked about still, but reverently, not hilariously, not rudely; I could be smiled at, but not laughed at. The time for that had gone by. Punch pictured me all a-flutter with rags, dickering with a beef-eater for the Tower of London. Well, you can imagine how it was with a young fellow who had never been taken notice of before, and now all of a sudden couldn"t say a thing that wasn"t taken up and repeated everywhere; couldn"t stir abroad without constantly overhearing the remark flying from lip to lip, "There he goes; that"s him!" couldn"t take his breakfast without a crowd to look on; couldn"t appear in an operabox without concentrating there the fire of a thousand lorgnettes. Why, I just swam in glory all day long—that is the amount of it.

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分类: 外语/出国 问题描述: “梗概英文的”急急急急急急急急急急急急急急急急!帮帮忙！回答得好，追加不菲悬赏分 解析: One of Dickens most enduringly popular stories is Oliver Twist, an early work published 1837-8. Like many of his later novels, its central theme is the hardship faced by the dispossessed and those of the outside of tolite society. Oliver himself is born in a workhouse and treated cruelly there as was the norm at the time for pauper children, in particular by Bumble, a parish council official or eadle The story follows Oliver as he escapes the workhouse and runs away to London. Here he receives an education in villainy from the criminal gang of Fagin that includes the brutal thief Bill Sikes, the famous artful Dodger and Nancy, Bill whore. Oliver is rescued by the intervention of a benefactor - Mr Brownlow - but the mysterious Monks gets the gang to kidnap the boy again. Nancy intervenes but is murdered viciously by Sikes after she has showed some redeeming qualities and has discovered Monk sinister intention. The story closes happily and with justice for Bumble and the cruel Monks who has hidden the truth of Oliver parentage out of malice. Accusations were made that the book glamorised crime (like the ewgate Group of the period) but Dickens wisely disassociated himself from criminal romances. His achievement was in fact in presenting the underworld and problems of poverty to the well-off in a way rarely attempted previously.

《圣经》知识是外语的门户。 　　我们一起来看看《圣经》里是如何用词的： 　　1. And a voice from heaven said，“This is my Son，whom I love；with him I am well pleased.” 　　从天上有声音说：「这是我的爱子，我所喜悦的。」 　　e.g.（as）pleased as Punch：very pleased： 　　She was as pleased as Punch about the news. 　　2. Man does not live on bread alone，but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.人活着，不是单靠食物，乃是靠上帝口里所出的一切话。 　　e.g. live on sth（FOOD）：to only eat a particular type of food I more or less live on pasta. 　　3.“Come，follow me，”Jesus said，“and I will make you fishers of men.” 　　耶稣对他们说：「来跟从我，我要叫你们作得人的渔夫。」 　　e.g.Follower：someone who supports，admires or believes in a particular person，group or idea a follower of Jesus 　　4. Blessed are the poor in spirit，for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.心灵贫穷的人有福了，因为天国是他们的。 　　e.g. poor：not good，being of a very low quality，quantity or standard： 　　a poor harvest 　　5. In those days John the Baptist came，preaching in the Desert of Judea and saying，“Repent，for the kingdom of heaven is near.” 　　当那些日子，有施洗的约翰出来，在*的旷野传道，说：「天国近了，你们应当悔改。」 　　e.g. Marry in haste，repent at leisure. This means that if you marry someone without knowing them well，you will regret it later. 　　6. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand，and it gives light to everyone in the house.人点灯，不放在斗底下，是放在灯台上，就照亮一家的人。 　　e.g.be the light of sb‘s life：to be the person you love most My daughter is the light of my life. 　　7.You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness，how can it be made salty again？ 　　你们是世上的盐，盐若失了味，怎能叫他再咸呢？ 　　e.g.be the salt of the earth：if someone is the salt of the earth，they are a very good and honest person His mother‘s the salt of the earth. She"d give you her last penny. 　　8. Blessed are the pure in heart，for they will see God.清心的人有福了，因为他们必得见上帝。 　　e.g.be as pure as the driven snow：to be morally good How dare he criticize me for having an affair？He‘s not exactly as pure as the driven snow himself. 　　9. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness，for they will be filled.饥渴慕义的人有福了，因为他们必得饱足。 　　e.g.have had your fill of sth：if you have had your fill of an unpleasant situation，you will not accept it any longer People have had their fill of empty promises and want action. 　　10.Blessed are those who mourn，for they will be comforted.哀恸的人有福了，因为他们必得安慰。 　　e.g.be too close for comfort：to make people worried or frightened by being too close in distance or too similar in amount Those lions were much too close for comfort. The party will have to work hard to improve its image - the last election result was too close for comfort. 　　11.Be careful not to do your“acts of righteousness”before men，to be seen by them. If you do，you will have no reward from your Father in heaven.你们要小心，不可将善事行在人的面前，故意叫他们看见；若是这样，就不能得你们天父的赏赐了。 　　e.g.reap the benefit/reward，etc.：to get the benefit，etc. that is the result of your own actions She studied every evening and reaped the benefit at exam time. 　　12. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good，and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.因为他叫日头升起照好人，也照歹人；降雨给义人，也给不义的人。 　　e.g.self-righteous：believing that your ideas and behaviour are morally better than those of other people He‘s so self-righteous - you"d think he‘d never done anything wrong in his life. 　　13.But I tell you：“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” 　　只是我告诉你们，要爱你们的仇敌；为那逼迫你们的祷告。 　　e.g.persecute：to treat someone unfairly or cruelly because of their race，religion，or beliefs（often passive）He was persecuted for his religious beliefs. 　　14.You have heard that it was said，“Eye for eye，and tooth for tooth.” 　　你们听见有话说：“以眼还眼，以牙还牙。” 　　e.g.An eye for an eye（and a tooth for a tooth）。：something that you say which means if someone does something wrong，they should be punished by having the same thing done to them If you murder someone you deserve to die. An eye for an eye. 　　15. Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets；I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.莫想我来要废掉律法和先知，我来不是要废掉，乃是要成全。 　　e.g.abolish：to end an activity or custom officially： 　　I think bullfighting should be abolished. 　　16.And lead us not into temptation，but deliver us from the evil one.不领我们进入试探，救我们脱离凶恶（或作脱离恶者）。 　　e.g. necessary evil：something you do not like doing but which you know must be done，or something you do not like but which you must accept： 　　I think he regards work as a necessary evil. 　　17. Forgive us our debts，as we also have forgiven our debtors.免我们的债，我们照样也免人的债。 　　e.g.bad debt：a debt that is not likely to be paid： 　　The bank expects to lose￡703 million of last year‘s profits as a result of bad debts. 　　18. This，then，is how you should pray：“Our Father in heaven，hallowed be your name.” 　　所以你们祷告，要这样说：「我们在天上的父，愿人都尊你的名为圣。」 　　e.g. a hallowed ground 　　19. Do not be like them，for your Father knows what you need before you ask him.你们不可效法他们，因为你们没有祈求以先，你们所需用的，你们的父早已知道了。 　　e.g.be like a bull in a china shop：to often drop or break things because you move awkwardly or roughly Rob‘s like a bull in a china shop - don"t let him near those plants. 　　20.But when you give to the needy，do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing.你施舍的时候，不要叫左手知道右手所作的。 　　e.g. almsgiving 21. But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness，and all these things will be given to you as well.你们要先求他的国和他的义；这些东西都要加给你们了。 　　e.g. seek out sb/sth or seek sb/sth out：to look for someone or something for a long time until you find them She tried to seek out her real mother when she discovered she was adopted. 　　22. For the pagans run after all these things，and your heavenly Father knows that you need them.这都是外邦人所求的﹔你们需用的这一切东西，你们的天父是知道的。 　　e.g. a man/woman after your own heart：if someone is a man or woman after your own heart，you admire them because they do or believe the same things as you He likes a good curry - a man after my own heart. 　　23. Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life？ 　　你们哪一个能用思虑使寿数多加一刻呢？ 　　e.g. Don‘t worry your pretty little head.：used to tell someone not to worry： 　　“What about all the work that needs doing in the kitchen？”“I‘ll sort that out - don"t worry your pretty little head about it！” 　　24. You cannot serve both God and Money.你们不能又事奉上帝，又事奉钱财。 　　e.g. serve sb right：if something bad that happens serves someone right，they deserve it It would serve you right if your children never spoke to you again. And she didn‘t get the promotion she"d hoped for，which served her right for being so smug. 　　25. For where your treasure is，there your heart will be also.因为你的财宝在哪里，你的心也在那里。 　　e.g. a treasure trove of sth a place that is full of something good： 　　a treasure trove of information Though small，this museum is a veritable treasure trove of history. 　　26. So in everything，do to others what you would have them do to you，for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.所以无论何事，你们愿意人怎样待你们，你们也要怎样待人，因为这就是律法和先知的道理。 　　27. Which of you，if his son asks for bread，will give him a stone？ 　　你们中间，谁有儿子求饼，反给他石头呢？ 　　28. For everyone who asks receives；he who seeks finds；and to him who knocks，the door will be opened.因为凡祈求的，就得着；寻找的，就寻见；叩门的，就给他开门。 　　29. Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother‘s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye？ 　　为甚么看见你弟兄眼中有刺，却不想自己眼中有梁木呢？ 　　30. Do not judge，or you too will be judged.你们不要论断人，免得你们被论断。 　　e.g. You can‘t judge a book by its cover.： 　　something that you say which means you cannot judge the quality or character of someone or something just by looking at them She doesn‘t look very intelligent，but you can"t judge a book by its cover. 　　31. Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.所以，凡听见我这话就去行的，好比一个聪明人，把房子盖在盘石上。 　　eg. practice what you preach：to do what you advise other people to do I would have more respect for him if he practised what he preaches. 　　32. Not everyone who says to me，“Lord，Lord，”will enter the kingdom of heaven，but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.凡称呼我「主阿！主阿」的人，不能都进天国；惟独遵行我天父旨意的人才能进去。 　　e.g. Where there‘s a will there"s a way！： 　　something that you say which means it is possible to do anything if you are very determined to do it I don‘t quite know how I"m going to get to Istanbul with no money，but where there‘s a will there"s a way！ 　　33. Thus，by their fruit you will recognize them.所以凭着他们的果子就可以认出他们来。 　　34. Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep‘s clothing，but inwardly they are ferocious wolves.你们要防备假先知，他们到你们这里来，外面披着绵羊皮，里面却是残暴的狼。 　　35. Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction，and many enter through it.你们要进窄门；因为引到灭亡—那门是宽的、路是大的，进去的人也多。 　　e.g.lead sb by the nose：to control someone and make them do exactly what you want them to do Cows are often led by a ring which has been put through their nose.“usually passive” 　　They simply didn‘t know what they were doing and they were led by the nose by a manipulative government. 36. But Jesus told him，“Follow me，and let the dead bury their own dead.” 　　耶稣说：「任凭死人埋葬他们的死人，你跟从我吧！」 　　e.g.bury the hatchet：to forget about arguments and disagreements with someone and to become friends with them again It had been over a year since the incident and I thought it was time we buried the hatchet. 　　37. Jesus replied，“Foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests，but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head.” 　　耶稣说：「狐狸有洞，天空的飞鸟有窝，人子却没有枕头的地方。」 　　e.g. lay sth at sb‘s door：to blame someone for something bad that has happened The blame for their deaths was laid firmly at the government"s door. 　　38. This was to fulfill what was spoken through the prophet Isaiah：“He took up our infirmities and carried our diseases.” 　　这是要应验先知以赛亚的话，说：「他代替我们的软弱，担当我们的疾病。」 　　39. When Jesus heard this，he was astonished and said to those following him，“I tell you the truth，I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith.耶稣听见就希奇，对跟从的人说：「我实在告诉你们：这么大的信心，就是在以色列中我也没有遇见过。」 　　40. Jesus reached out his hand and touched the man.“I am willing，”he said.“Be clean！”Immediately he was cured of his leprosy.耶稣伸手摸他，说：「我肯，你洁净了吧！」他的大麻疯立刻就洁净了。 　　e.g. kill or cure：a way of solving a problem which will either fail completely or be very successful Having a baby can be kill or cure for a troubled marriage. 　　41. As Jesus went on from there，he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the tax collector‘s booth.耶稣从那里往前走，看见一个人名叫马太，坐在税关上。 　　e.g.a sin tax：a tax on things that are bad for you，like cigarettes and alcohol Politicians like a sin tax as it brings in lots of revenue and not too many complaints. 　　42. Then he said to the paralytic，“Get up，take your mat and go home.”And the man got up and went home.就对瘫子说：「起来！拿你的褥子回家去吧！」那人就起来，回家去了。 　　43. When Jesus saw their faith，he said to the paralytic，“Take heart，son；your sins are forgiven.” 　　耶稣见他们的信心，就对瘫子说：「小子，放心吧！你的罪赦了。」 　　44. The demons begged Jesus，“If you drive us out，send us into the herd of pigs.” 　　鬼就央求耶稣说：「若把我们赶出去，就打发我们进入猪群吧！」 　　e.g. beg the question：（formal）if something that someone says begs the question，it suggests that something is true which might in fact be false We‘re assuming，are we，that Anthony will still be in charge this time next year？That rather begs the question，doesn"t it？ 　　45. Then he got up and rebuked the winds and the waves，and it was completely calm.于是起来，斥责风和海，风和海就大大的平静了。 　　e.g.rebuke：to speak angrily to someone because you disapprove of what they have said or done： 　　I was rebuked by my manager for being late. as pleased as Punch十分开心，洋洋得意（as）proud as Punch神气十足，非常骄傲live on继续生活，以……为主食，靠……生活Marry in haste，repent at leisure 　　46. Jesus turned and saw her.“Take heart，daughter，”he said，“your faith has healed you.”And the woman was healed from that moment.耶稣转过来看见她，就说：「女儿！放心！你的信救了你。」从那时候，女人就痊愈了。 　　e.g.heal over：if a wound heals over，new skin grows over it 　　47. Neither do men pour new wine into old wineskins. If they do，the skins will burst，the wine will run out and the wineskins will be ruined.也没有人把新酒装在旧皮袋里，若是这样，皮袋就裂开，酒漏出来，连皮袋也坏了。 　　e.g.the bubble bursts：a very happy or successful period of time suddenly ends The economy was booming，then the bubble burst with the stockmarket crash of October 1987.（usually in past tenses） 　　48. Jesus answered，“How can the guests of the bridegroom mourn while he is with them？” 　　耶稣对他们说：「新郎和陪伴之人同在的时候，陪伴之人岂能哀恸呢？」 　　e.g.伴娘则为bridesmaid. 　　49. But go and learn what this means：“I desire mercy，not sacrifice.”For I have not come to call the righteous，but sinners.经上说：「我喜爱怜恤，不喜爱祭祀。」这句话的意思，你们且去揣摩。我来，本不是召义人，乃是召罪人。 　　e.g.make the ultimate/supreme sacrifice to die while fighting for a principle 　　50. On hearing this，Jesus said，“It is not the healthy who need a doctor，but the sick.” 　　耶稣听见，就说：「健康的人用不着医生；有病的人才用得着。」 　　这里几

找不到剧本给你找到英文原版 就是买衣服那段 got to thinking a good deal about that situation. My hopes began to rise high. Without doubt the salary would be large. It would begin in a month; after that I should be all right. Pretty soon I was feeling first- rate. By this time I was tramping the streets again. The sight of a tailor-shop gave me a sharp longing to shed my rags, and to clothe myself decently once more. Could I afford it? No; I had nothing in the world but a million pounds. So I forced myself to go on by. But soon I was drifting back again. The temptation persecuted me cruelly. I must have passed that shop back and forth six times during that manful struggle. At last I gave in; I had to. I asked if they had a misfit suit that had been thrown on their hands. The fellow I spoke to nodded his head towards another fellow, and gave me no answer. I went to the indicated fellow, and he indicated another fellow with his head, and no words. I went to him, and he said: "Tend to you presently." I waited till he was done with what he was at, then he took me into a back room, and overhauled a pile of rejected suits, and selected the rattiest one for me. I put it on. It didn"t fit, and wasn"t in any way attractive, but it was new, and I was anxious to have it; so I didn"t find any fault, but said, with some diffidence: "It would be an accommodation to me if you could wait some days for the money. I haven"t any small change about me." The fellow worked up a most sarcastic expression of countenance, and said: "Oh, you haven"t? Well, of course, I didn"t expect it. I"d only expect gentlemen like you to carry large change." I was nettled, and said: "My friend, you shouldn"t judge a stranger always by the clothes he wears. I am quite able to pay for this suit; I simply didn"t wish to put you to the trouble of changing a large note." He modified his style a little at that, and said, though still with something of an air: "I didn"t mean any particular harm, but as long as rebukes are going, I might say it wasn"t quite your affair to jump to the conclusion that we couldn"t change any note that you might happen to be carrying around. On the contrary, we can." I handed the note to him, and said: "Oh, very well; I apologize." He received it with a smile, one of those large smiles which goes all around over, and has folds in it, and wrinkles, and spirals, and looks like the place where you have thrown a brick in a pond; and then in the act of his taking a glimpse of the bill this smile froze solid, and turned yellow, and looked like those wavy, wormy spreads of lava which you find hardened on little levels on the side of Vesuvius. I never before saw a smile caught like that, and perpetuated. The man stood there holding the bill, and looking like that, and the proprietor hustled up to see what was the matter, and said, briskly: "Well, what"s up? What"s the trouble? What"s wanting?" I said: "There isn"t any trouble. I"m waiting for my change." "Come, come; get him his change, Tod; get him his change." Tod retorted: "Get him his change! It"s easy to say, sir; but look at the bill yourself." The proprietor took a look, gave a low, eloquent whistle, then made a dive for the pile of rejected clothing, and began to snatch it this way and that, talking all the time excitedly, and as if to himself: "Sell an eccentric millionaire such an unspeakable suit as that! Tod"s a fool—a born fool. Always doing something like this. Drives every millionaire away from this place, because he can"t tell a millionaire from a tramp, and never could. Ah, here"s the thing I am after. Please get those things off, sir, and throw them in the fire. Do me the favor to put on this shirt and this suit; it"s just the thing, the very thing—plain, rich, modest, and just ducally nobby; made to order for a foreign prince—you may know him, sir, his Serene Highness the Hospodar of Halifax; had to leave it with us and take a mourning-suit because his mother was going to die— which she didn"t. But that"s all right; we can"t always have things the way we—that is, the way they—there! trousers all right, they fit you to a charm, sir; now the waistcoat; aha, right again! now the coat—lord! Look at that, now! Perfect—the whole thing! I never saw such a triumph in all my experience." I expressed my satisfaction. "Quite right, sir, quite right; it"ll do for a makeshift, I"m bound to say. But wait till you see what we"ll get up for you on your own measure. Come, Tod, book and pen; get at it. Length of leg, 32"—and so on. Before I could get in a word he had measured me, and was giving orders for dress-suits, morning suits, shirts, and all sorts of things. When I got a chance I said: "But, my dear sir, I can"t give these orders, unless you can wait indefinitely, or change the bill." "Indefinitely! It"s a weak word, sir, a weak word. Eternally—that"s the word, sir. Tod, rush these things through, and send them to the gentleman"s address without any waste of time. Let the minor customers wait. Set down the gentleman"s address and—" "I"m changing my quarters. I will drop in and leave the new address." "Quite right, sir, quite right. One moment—let me show you out, sir. There—good day, sir, good day."

- - Read "the Uncle tom Hut" to have the feeling few days ago, I read Madame Stoke to become famous work "the Uncle tom Hut".Not only it had demonstrated to the people under a touching tear story, is between two national, two region spiritual struggles. Comes from the foreign land race, their ancestor grows under the equator hot sun, brings the different despotic disposition from the native place, and gives its heredity the descendants; Another, is a civilization believes in Christ"s society, has this so-called gentleman and the superior blood relationship, shouts “the benevolence” loud, actually links they so-called genuine Christian also to do is destroying their Holy Bible the matter. Africa, in the human early time age of barbarism, founds the world civilization and the humanity is progressive.Nearly several for hundred years, pour actually in the civilization believe in under Christ"s human foot, flow including burst into tears, the futile effort desire pity.In her spacious arm, has embraced the earliest civilized time; Now, in her pitch-black big eye, actually penetrates the shadow which the heartless oppression of the people tramples. Thinks! These lovable children, the life get down degenerate into the slave, their all only belong to their master, these so-called are controlling their destiny master.The pitch-black pupil becomes the pollution, endures the master to organize at will, as if lives down clown one also lucky, perhaps such, cannot have a liking for diligently by the peddlers, thus becomes their benefit the sacrificial victim, but, the child has been ugly, the master can regard the monster to regard them equally likely, could buy resourcefully them, no matter how, all unavoidably a flesh and blood separation, black"s destiny were such pitiful.But these young young fellows, also for own sturdy, smart nimble will pay the price south, is bought, the slave-owners will look like the wild dog to be same, attract are eclipsing their blood, will know the life the last moment.The people buy the furniture or the dog likely buy them equally, the possible might as well such to treasure and to love tenderly. Perhaps, some people confessed for already comprehended the slave pain with unfairly, they who receives simply did not know, own already were used to it actually had slave"s day, they already have been used to it, has been used to it to slave"s controlling the forces of nature, has been used to it to slave"s control, once did not have the slave they to be able to lose the nipple child likely, lost has permitted to attract, also has lost the vigor.They already were tight depend upon and the slave, once was that kind does not carry on to them cruelly can lose very many. However, in this world has the genuine good-hearted person.Young Eva - - she is a genuine angel, in her heart, God creates this world time, in order to give them to be different, divides theirs skin the different color and places the different region, the human and the human is equal, the human and human"s soul should be an equality.She finds out black"s pain, black"s pitifulness truly, even is these they all has not realized, young Eva is truly an angel, a beautiful angel.She loves side all, loves God, loves all people, her heart does not have the impurity chastely, her heart only understood how rescues others, God personally has killed own daughter actually, she finally heartlessly left the world which this needs her to rescue. We as if should think the Tom uncle"s pitiful bitter experience reason.Each people all have own soul and the body, the brutal slavery society on wants us to hand over own body and even the soul, Tom uncle rather own body receives suffers cruelly, also is not willing the slave-owner to submit likely, hands over own soul.In ours life, own soul are belongs certainly own.The soul, is our spirit, is our will, the Tom uncle"s pitiful bitter experience, or in the Caucasian significance mistake, on has not put out does not belong to others to belong to own thing? Why doesn"t think that, snatches or usurps others thing is does not belong to the morals! Took that so-called vanquisher and the cruel-hearted master, that strong trend nationality has finally shown the kindness of heart to in the broad Africa"s people; The people already realized, speaking of all countries, protects is small and weakly smaller and weaker than the humiliation is much nobler.Thanked God, the slave trade finally died in bed of old age in this world!

beat cruelly beat savagely毒打就是狠狠的打，打的狠残忍。英文翻译可以是：beat cruelly beat savagely