ÿ(chng)иԇxֶ(hu)2-3ƪ£д~ָ}ؿ(ni)2-3}@}ĿҪ߂Z(y)Ϳٶλ(du)ڴ(sh)(li)f(shu)~ָ}“(sh)ڱص”ڂ俼^(gu)б횏(f)(x)얹P(gun)Z(y)֪R(sh)oԴ(x)ڿ(chng)ϑ(yng)硣ˌ(du)ڂ俼r(sh)gonI(y)Ŀ(li)f(shu)ĕr(sh)g;cK÷@
(sh)Ľ̌W(xu)(sh)`V҂@}ĿEѭҎ(gu)ɿQֻҪֻҪӛ¿E“ʡr(sh)ʡ”ٵ÷֡
Ҋ(jin)~ָָͨǰ;
eeиͽ;
ƽнY(ji)(gu)дָӌ;
Δ(sh)(f)(sh)(du)(yng)(dng)(dng)Ҫ;
λųʹ(yn)CZ(y)ҪӛΡ
1“Ҋ(jin)~ָָͨǰ”@ԒǴ~ָ}Ŀt(w)ӛ~h(yun)F(xin)ԭ~֮ԭ~h(yun)F(xin)ڴ~֮ǰ(j)@lԭtԿųx(xing)гF(xin)ڴ~֮~R,i_
2“eeиͽ”~ָZ(y)Ҏ(gu)tdz(yn)˿Ҫ(yu)ȿ]~ھг䮔(dng)?sh)ijɷ֣Z(y)eZ(y)߀и~ȻǰпٌҌ(du)(yng)Z(y)ɷ־Ϳpɽ}H@lҎ(gu)ɾͿԽQִ~ָ}Ŀ磺
When small fish venture too close to the tentacles of these "living flowers", they are stung and eaten.
}Ŀд~“they”г䮔(dng)Z(y)ɷѸٶλǰľеZ(y)“small fish”}Ŀӭж
и~(ġҵĵȵ)ָͨǰԓ~ĺ~
Florists often refrigerate cut flowers to protect their fresh appearance.
}Ŀеи~“their”֮ǰЃɂ(g)~“florists”“flowers”Z(y)A(ch)ĿҪЩr(sh)gŪ^“()”l(shu)?(sh)ϸ(j)“ͽԭt”ھx~ĵطҵϾZ(y)ĺ~Ϳiоx“their”~r(sh)“flowers”_𰸾
3“ƽнY(ji)(gu)д䣬ָӌ”^ƽнY(ji)(gu)(sh)|(zh)ǷӴxֽ(jng)F(xin)“not only..., but also...”“one..., the other...”“some..., others...”ȹ̶䌦(du)ɌӻZ(y)M(jn)茑(xi)ͨ^(gu)(du)@NҊ(jin)Y(ji)(gu)İͿԿi𰸡磺
Many adults, poor and disillusioned with farm life, were lured to the cities by promises of steady employment, regular paychecks, increased access to goods and services, and expanded social opportunities. Others were pushed there when new technologies made their labor cheap or expendable.
mȻZ(y)Z(y)Y(ji)(gu)Z(y)ⶼ^(f)sy}Ŀ“many people..., others...”ǹ̶䣬“others”~ָ~ضǰе“many people”_𰸑(yng)“adults”
y(du)ڴ~ָĿҲ(jng)ڶλO(sh)ϵKͨ^(gu)һyiĿ(bio)~R˿Ҫһc(din)ĺͶһݼ(x)ǰă(ni)ЌӌӻһλzOKȻ܉}磺
The principal difference between urban growth in Europe and in the North American colonies was the slow evolution of cities in the former and their rapid growth in the latter. In Europe they grew over a period of centuries form town economies to their present urban structures. In North America, they started as wilderness communities and developed to mature urbanism in little more than a century.
}Ə(f)s䌍(sh)ͨ^(gu)ӌӵiĿ(bio)~“cities”ʮy
4“Δ(sh)(f)(sh)(du)(yng)(dng)(dng)Ҫ”~ָ}һЩҊ(jin)ͬr(sh)F(xin)~ІΔ(sh)Џ(f)(sh)пɔ(sh)~Ҳвɔ(sh)~F;njǰе(dng)Č(xi)ɺĵı(dng)^?zi)XÛƽ@Nַ䌍(sh)ܺ(jin)o(w)Փ׃~ָһ֮Ҏ(gu)磺
In the past, biologists considered mushrooms and other fungi as a type of non-free plant. Today, however, they are most commonly regarded as a separate kingdom of living things.
}оͲֱʹǰᵽ“Z(y)Z(y)”ԭt~F(xin)Z(y)DZ(dng)“they”ָǰZ(y)ָǰеeZ(y)ô“they”ָ“mushrooms and other fungi”߀“non-free plant”?ظЄ(dng)o(w)Eѽ(jng)_ָ~ĆΏ(f)(sh)Ȼcԭ~Ώ(f)(sh)һ_ֻ“mushrooms and other fungi”
5“λųʹ(yn)CZ(y)Ҫӛ”֮~ָ}Ľ}Eˣһλд~ԭ~;ڶx(xing)ųλúZ(y)ⲻ~R;ԭк(jin)ηgM(jn)(yn)C
(w)ע(yn)CʮֱҪһҲDZC_̝MֵIJT(mn)һò(zhn)}ĿֻҪ犕r(sh)g~ָijɷ֎ԭ(yn)Cһ£?zhn)Cf(wn)o(w)һʧ