『壹』 跪求外研社英語必修五的單詞錄音MP3格式的，要是有課文錄音就更好了
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必修5 mole1 have... in common [hæv in 'kɔmən] 有相同的特點 linguist ['liŋɡwist] n. 語言學家 make a difference [meik ə 'difərəns] 有影響使不相同 accent ['æksənt] n. 口音 obvious ['ɔbviəs] a. 顯然的顯而易見的 motorway ['məutəwei] n. 英高速公路 underground ['ʌndəɡraund] n. 英地鐵 subway ['sʌbweɪ] n. 美地鐵 get around [get əˈraʊnd] 到處走動旅行 flashlight ['flæʃ,lait] n. 美手電筒 火把 queue [kju:] vi. 英排隊等候 confusing [kən'fju:ziŋ] adj. 令人困惑的難懂的 preposition [,prepə'ziʃən] n. 介詞 compare [kəm'pεə] v. 比較 omit [əu'mit] v. 省略 variety [və'raiəti] n. 種類 differ ['difə] vi. 不同有區別 settler ['setlə] n. 定居者移民 be similar to [bi 'sɪmələ tə] 與…相似 remark [rɪˈmɑ:k] n. 評論講話 variation [,vɛəri'eiʃən] n. 變化 have difficulty (in) doing sth. [hæv 'difikəlti in ':iŋ 'sʌmθiŋ] 做某事有困難 steadily ['stedili] adv. 不斷地持續地 satellite ['sætəlaɪt] n. 衛星 flick ['flik] n. 輕打輕彈抖動 switch [siɪ ʧ] n. 開關 lead to [li:d tu] 導致 structure ['strʌktʃə] n. 結構體系 rapidly ['ræpidli] adv. 迅速地 announcement [ə'naunsmənt] n. 聲明宣告 linguistics [liŋ'gwistiks ] n. 語言學 edition [i'diʃən] n. 廣播、電視節目的期 cute [kju:t] a. 逗人喜愛的 add [æd] vt. 加增加 in favour of [ɪn 'feɪvə ɒv] 同意支持 present ['preznt] vt. 陳述提出觀點、計劃 refer to...as... [ri'fə: tu: æz ] 稱…為... attempt [ə'tempt] vt. 努力嘗試 simplify ['simplifai] v. 簡化 combination [,kɔmbi'neiʃən] n. 結合組合 thanks to [θæŋks tu:] 幸虧多虧 distinctive [dis'tiŋktiv ] a. 與眾不同的 look [luk] n. 外觀外表樣子 criticise ['kriti,saiz] vt. 批評 standard ['stændəd] a. 標準的 reference ['refrəns] n. 參考查閱 mole2 intellectual [,intə'lektjuəl] adj. 腦力的思維的需用 satisfying ['sætisfaiiŋ] adj. 令人滿意的 stressful ['stresful] adj. 充滿壓力的緊張的 accountant [ə'kaʊntənt] n. 會計 barber ['bɑ:bə] n. 理發師 biochemist [əu'kemist] n. 生化學家 electrician [,ilek'triʃən] n. 電工電器技師 miner ['mainə] n. 礦工 volunteer [,vɔlən'tiə] n. 志願者 offer ['ɔfə] v. 主動提出願意做某事 signal ['siɡnəl] n. 信號 in particular [ɪn pəˈtɪkjʊlə] 尤其特別 sheer [ʃiə] adj. 垂直的陡峭的 on average [ɔn 'ævəridʒ] 平均 in theory [in 'θiəri] 理論上從理論上來說 in practice [ɪn 'præktɪs] 在實踐中實際上 respect [ri'spekt] vt. 尊守 toll [təul] n. 事故、疾病等的傷亡人 bend [bend] n. 彎曲處彎道 circular ['sə:kjulə] adj. 圓形的 direct [di'rekt] vt. 指揮 pass by [pɑ:s baɪ] 經過 take...for granted [teɪk fɔ: 'gra:ntid] 以為......理所當然 encounter [in'kauntə] n. 相遇邂逅 profound [prəu'faund] adj. 影響深刻的極大 have an effect on [hæv æn i'fekt ɒn] 對.......產生影響 mission ['mɪ ʃn] n. 人物職責使命 qualified ['kwɔlifaid ] adj. 合格的稱職的 take up [teik ʌp] 站好位置以備...... vertical ['və:tikəl] adj. 垂直的 take notice of [teik 'nəutis ɔv] 注意到 temporary ['tempərəri] a. 暫時的臨時的 freezer ['fri:zə] n. 冰箱 contract ['kɔntrækt] n. 合同契約 earn [ə:n] vt. 掙錢 permanent ['pə:mənənt] adj. 永久的長久的永恆 salary ['sælərɪ] n. 工資薪水 staff [stɑ:f] n. 員工全體職員 sign [sain] v. 簽署簽字 agent ['eidʒənt] n. 代理人經紀人 analyst ['ænəlist] n. 分析家分析師 apply [ə'plai] v. 申請 dection [dɪ'dʌkʃən] n. 推理推斷 organisational [,ɔ:gənai'zeiʃnəl] adj. 組織的 post [pəust] n. 工作職位 chef [ʃef] n. 廚師 require [rɪˈkwaɪə] vt. 需要 renewable [ri'nju:əbl] adj. 合同可續簽的 essential [i'senʃəl] a. 必不可少的絕對重要的 model ['mɔdəl] n. 模特 shot [ʃɒt] n. 電影、電視或照片的鏡 in response to [ɪn ri'spɔns tu:] 作為…的回應 grateful ['ɡreitful] a. 感激的感謝的 available [ə'veiləbl] a. 可獲得的 database ['deitəbeis] n. 資料庫資料庫 demand [di'mɑ:nd] n. 需求要求 bioinformatician ['əu,infəmə'tiʃən] n. 生物信息學研究者 traditional [trə'diʃənəl] a. 傳統的 youngster ['jʌŋstə] n. 年輕人 suffer ['sʌfə] vi. 遭受痛苦 n. 病理學家 [pə'θɔlədʒist] n. 病理學家 double ['dʌbl] vi. 加倍 leisure ['leʒə(r)] n. 休閑 indivial [,indi'vidjuəl] n. 個人 fitness ['fitnəs] n. 健康 outgoing ['aut,ɡəuiŋ] a. 外向的 personality [,pə:sə'næləti] n. 個性性格 mole3 biography ['ɔɡrəfi] n. 由他人撰寫的傳記 fantasy ['fæntəsi] n. 幻想想像 have connection with [hæv kə'nekʃən wið] 與......有聯系/有關聯 detective [di'tektiv] n. 偵探 solve [sɔlv] v. 解決 murderer ['mɜ:dərə] n. 兇手謀殺犯 account [ə'kaunt ] n. 敘述描寫報道 run away [rʌn ə'wei] 秘密地逃跑 companion [kəm'pænjən] n. 同伴夥伴 raft [rɑ:ft] n. 木排木筏 pour [pɔ:] vi. 雨傾盆而下 shelter ['ʃeltə] n. 掩蔽物棲身之地 paddle ['pædl] vi. 用槳劃小船 lie [lai] v. 說謊撒謊 panic ['pænik] n. 使恐慌使驚慌失 curious ['kjuəriəs] a. 好奇的 tie [tai] vt. (用繩帶)綁系拴 rope [rəʊp] n. 繩子 beard [biəd] n. 胡須 fright [frait] n. 恐懼害怕 crawl [krɔ:l] vi. 爬行匍匐行進 terrified ['terifaid] adj. 非常害怕的極度恐慌 trunk [trʌŋk] n. 樹干 play a trick on sb. [plei ə trik ɔn 'sʌm,bɔdi] 捉弄某人對某人惡作劇 make up [meik ʌp] 編造說法、解釋等 outline ['autlain] n. 外形輪廓 disturb [dis'tə:b] vt. 打擾 comedy ['kɔmidi] n. 喜劇 romantic [rəu'mæntik] adj. 浪漫的關於愛情的 fiction ['fikʃən] n. 虛構或幻想出來的事 review [ri'vju:] vt. 影視、音樂評論 be/feel in the mood(for sth./to do sth.) [ ] 有意做某事有做某事的 set (a play, novel, etc.) in ['set in] 設置戲劇、小說等的背景 resemble [ri'zembl ] vt. 與......相似 create [kri'eit] vt. 塑造創作 exception [ik'sepʃən] n. 例外 warn [wɔ:n] vt. 警告 shallow ['ʃæləʊ] a. 淺的 adolescent [,ædəu'lesənt] n. 青少年 determined [di'tə:mind] adj. 堅決的 make one's fortune [meik wʌns 'fɔ:tʃən] 發財 set off [set ɔ:f] 出發啟程 penny ['penɪ] n. (硬幣)便士美分 force [fɔ:s] vt. 強迫迫使 pilot ['pailət] n. 領航員 vivid ['vɪvɪd] adj. 描述生動的逼真 establish [i'stæbliʃ] v. 確立確定建立 reputation [,repju'teiʃən ] n. 名望聲望名譽 mole4 carnival ['kɑ:nivəl] n. 狂歡節 Christian ['kristʃən] n. 基督教的 ghost [gəʊst] n. 鬼幽靈 costume ['kɔstju:m] n. 服裝戲裝化妝服 hide [haɪd] vt. 掩藏躲藏 confusion [kən'fju:ʒən] n. 雜亂混亂 extend [iks'tend] vt. 延長 pretend [pri'tend] vi. 假裝 come to an end [kʌm tu æn end] 完結 dress up [dres ʌp] 裝扮打扮 firearm ['faiərɑ:m ] n. 火器 empire ['empaɪə] n. 帝國 memory ['memərɪ] n. 記憶 revive [ri'vaiv] vt. 復興再興起再流行 council ['kaunsəl] n. 地方會議政務委員會 book [bʊk] v. 預定 wander ['wɒndə] vi. 漫步閑逛 elegant ['eliɡənt] adj. 優美的高雅的 magic ['mædʒik] n. 魅力魔力 era ['iərə] n. 時代年代 calendar ['kælində] n. 日歷月歷 dove [dəʊv] n. 鴿子 bean [bi:n] n. 豆子 flour ['flaʊə] n. 麵粉 garlic ['gɑ:lɪk] n. 大蒜 onion ['ʌnjən] n. 洋蔥 pea [pi:] n. 豌豆 pork [pɔ:k] n. 豬肉 sausage ['sɒsɪdʒ] n. 香腸 consist of [kən'sist əv] 由......組成由…... herb [hə:b] n. 葉或種子用作調味品的 ingredient [in'ɡri:diənt] n. 烹調用的原料 relaxing [ri'læksiŋ] a. 使人放鬆的 whistle ['hwɪsl] n. 哨子 tasty ['teɪsti:] a. 美味可口的 parade [pə'reid] n. 慶祝遊行 multicultural [,mʌlti'kʌltʃərəl] a. 多元文化的跨文化的 plantation [plæn'teiʃən] n. 農庄庄園 mark [mɑ:k] vt. 標志著 trade [treɪd] n. 貿易 transport ['trænspɔ:t] v. 運送運輸 landowner ['lænd,əunə] n. 地主土地擁有著 import ['ɪmpɔ:t] vt. 引進進口 master ['mɑ:stə] n. 主人 abolish [ə'bɔliʃ] vt. 廢除 magnificent [mæɡ'nifisənt] a. 華麗的富麗堂皇的 celebration [,seli'breiʃən] n. 慶典慶祝 freedom ['fri:dəm] n. 自由 unite [ju:'nait] v. 聯合 origin ['ɔridʒin] n. 起源 mole5 athletics [æθ'letiks] n. 田徑運動 rugby ['rʌɡbi] n. 橄欖球 bat [bæt] n. 球拍球棒 club [klʌb] n. 高爾夫球棒 net [net] n. 網 pitch [pitʃ] n. 足球、橄欖球等球場 ring [riŋ] n. 拳擊台 stadium ['steidjəm] n. 體育場運動場 track [træk] n. 跑道 tracksuit ['træksju:t] n. 運動服 trainer ['treinə] n. 運動鞋教練員 retire [ri'taiə] v. 退休 perform [pə'fɔ:m] v. 表現 retirement [ri'taiəmənt] n. 退休 background ['bækgraund] n. 背景 brand [brænd] n. 商標牌子 sportswear [spɔ:tsweə] n. 運動服裝休閑服裝 logo ['ləuɡəu] n. 公司或組織的標識on the increase [ɒn ðə ɪn'kri:s] 正在增加 advantage [əd'vɑ:ntidʒ] n. 優勢長處 guarantee [,ɡærən'ti:] vt. 保證 designer [di'zainə] n. 設計師 gymnast ['dʒimnæst] n. 體操運動員 slogan ['sləuɡən] n. 標語 specific [spi'sifik] a. 具體的特定的 symbol ['simbəl] n. 符號 marathon ['mærəθɔn] n. 馬拉松 score [skɔ:] v. 得分 ministry ['ministri ] n. (政府的)部 final ['fainl] n. 決賽 champion ['tʃæmpiən] n. 冠軍 quality ['kwɔləti] n. 特性品德品性 ultimate ['ʌltimit] a. 最後的 rise to one's feet [raɪz tu: wʌns 'fi:t] 站起身 victory ['vɪktərɪ] n. 勝利 dramatically [drə'mætikəli] adv. 戲劇性地 protest ['prəutest] v. 抗議 declare [di'klεə] vt. 宣布 borough ['bʌrə] n. 自治區 competitor [kəm'petitə] n. 競爭者對手 tough [tʌf] a. 費力的棘手的困難的 mole6 endanger [in'deindʒə] vt. 使......處於險境 reserve [ri'zə:v] n. 保護區保護圈 habitat ['hæbitæt] n. 棲息地 extinct [ik'stiŋkt] adj. 滅絕的絕種的 struggle ['strʌgl] n. 掙扎斗爭 wildlife ['waild,laif] n. 野生生物 protect [prəˈtekt] vt. 保護 poacher ['pəutʃə] n. 盜獵者偷獵者 antelope ['æntl'əup] n. 藏羚羊 battle ['bætl] n. 戰斗 plateau ['plætəu] n. 高原 ideal [aɪˈdi:əl] adj. 理想的 shawl [ʃɔ:l] n. 披肩 herd [hə:d] n. 獸群牧群 worth [wə:θ] a. 值…錢 skin [skin] vt. 剝皮去皮 spot [spɔt] n. 某事發生的准確地點 raid [reid] n./vt. (警方的)突擊搜 confiscate ['kɔnfis,keit] vt. 沒收 condition [kən'diʃən] n. -s環境情況 meanwhile ['mi:nwail] adv. 同時 dealer ['di:lə] n. 尤指買賣貴重商品的商 aim [eim] n. 目的目標 reptile ['reptail] n. 爬行動物 involve [in'vɔlv] vt. 涉及包括 live [lɪv] a. 活的 lay [leɪ] v. 下蛋產卵 wonder ['wʌndə] n. 奇跡 insect ['insekt] n. 昆蟲 mammal ['mæməl] n. 哺乳動物 bald [bɔ:ld] a. 禿頭的 be concerned about sth. [bi: kən'sə:nd ə'baut 'sʌmθiŋ] 關心某事擔心某事 whale [weɪl] n. 鯨 ibis ['aibis] n. 䴉 feed on [fi:d ɔn] 動物以. . . 為食 brink [briŋk] n. 邊緣 extinction [ik'stiŋk,ʃən] n. 滅絕絕種 initial [ɪˈnɪ ʃl] n. 首字母 stand for [stænd fɔ:] 代表 branch [brætʃ] n. 分支機構辦事處 continent ['kɔntinənt] n. 大陸洲 focus ['fəukəs] n. 焦點集中點 energy ['enədʒi] n. 能源 waste [weist] vt. 浪費 monitor ['mɔnitə] n. 監控 set up [set ʌp] 建立設立.
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『叄』 高中外研版英語必修五M1課文
你好，不是每個人都有「外研版初二英語下冊第九模塊UNIT2課文」的內容，這樣提問是很難找到答案的。 建議提問時把題目說清楚，如果題目比較多，可以把問題
『肆』 能否外研版高中英語聽力課文和單詞錄音 必修五 很感謝的！[email protected]
外語下載中心 這個上面資料非常全
『伍』 外研版必修五mole6聽力材料
外研版必修五mole6聽力材料(聽力原文)
Mole 6
Vocabulary and Listening (Students』 book : P55)
Interviewer: William Norris has just returned from South Africa, where he was a volunteer in the Tembe Nature Reserve. William, how long were you there for?
William Norris: Only three months, unfortunately.
Interviewer: What wild animals can you see in the reserve?
William Norris: Elephants, mainly. Elephants are still being killed by poachers in other parts of Africa. It's really upsetting. But at least in the reserve they are protected.
Interviewer: How many are there in the reserve?
William Norris: About 250, I think.
Interviewer: What other animals are there?
William Norris: There are plenty of other mammals including lions, and a rare species of antelope, the suni antelope.
Interviewer: What was your job?
William Norris: My job was to keep an eye on the lions. We had to study their behaviour and monitor their movements in the reserve.
Interviewer: That sounds dangerous. Was it dangerous?
William Norris: Yes, I suppose it was. I had to go out in the jeep at night with two rangers, and look for them.
Interviewer: Did you see them often?
William Norris: Yes, almost every night. Sometimes we took some fresh meat with us and waited for them to appear. Then we put on a bright light to watch them. Sometimes they made such a terrible din that the doors of the jeep shook!
Interviewer: Were you frightened?
William Norris: I was a little bit worried, yes.
Interviewer: What was the most exciting thing you saw?
William Norris: Perhaps it was seeing two female lions go for a wild pig. It's a pity I didn't have my camera with me.
Interviewer: What happened?
William Norris: Well, they caught it. But then the pig began to fight, even though it was badly hurt. I think the lions were surprised. Anyway, in the end they left it and just went away. The pig's will to live was just too strong.
Interviewer: You obviously had an interesting time as a volunteer. Why was it important for you personally?
William Norris: It was important for lots of reasons. Especially because it made me think. And it made me realise that, if we really want to, we can do a lot to help animals in their struggle to survive.
Listening and Speaking (Students』 book : P100)
Lingling: Hi, Kate. Hullo Peter. Let's go in. I've got a brochure which should tell us what we're going to see. Now — let's see — it says that London Zoo opened in 1828 and was the first scientific zoo in the world.
Peter: What?
Kate: Well, there had been other zoos, which were just for people to come and look at the animals. But this one wasn't even open to the public until 1847.
Peter: Why not?
Kate: My teacher said that at first it was just there for scientists to study a few animals.
Peter: Oh I see ... I wonder how many animals they've got now.
Lingling: Um ... oh yes, it says there are more than 650 species at the zoo, of which 112 are endangered.
Kate: That's fantastic ... and they're famous for breeding animals too, aren't they?
Peter: My teacher told us that they breed 130 species. Look — there's a baby over there! A little monkey holding onto its mother's back. And look, there's another baby — a baby elephant, going for a walk round the zoo with its mother!
Kate: There's so much to see — shall we each choose an animal? I'd like to see a panda ...
Peter: Me too ... how about you Lingling?
Lingling: My uncle told me about a huge lizard called a Komodo dragon ... it's about 3 metres long. I'd like to see one.
Kate: Wow — OK, let's go to the reptiles ...
Lingling: That must be it — look! It's huge.
Peter: The Komodo dragon comes from Indonesia. It can weigh as much as 126 kilos. There are only about 500 breeding females left in the wild ... and only a few thousand left at all. That's awful!
Lingling: It's said that many of them have been killed, and the forests where they live have been burnt down.
Kate: Lucky the zoo has some, or they would be extinct. But why do people kill them?
Lingling: They are frightened of them. They can be dangerous.
Peter: The sign says that they eat mostly other animals, oh, and people too — but not very often ...
Kate: Let's go and see the pandas.
Lingling: That's funny — this sign says "pandas" ... but these are so small and they aren't black and white.
Kate: They are red pandas — they come from China, India and Nepal and hide in bamboo forests. And they are endangered. How sad — they are so lovely! About 60 centimetres long, with a long tail — and beautiful red and brown fur.
Lingling: Oh look — that one is eating bamboo. So they really are pandas!
Peter: Hey, look over here. This sign says: Look straight ahead and you will see the most dangerous animal of all ... I don't understand — this is a mirror ...
Kate: You can see yourself, can't you?
Peter: So what?
Lingling: Well — it means that people are the most dangerous animals of all.
Peter: Oh!
『陸』 求高中外研版英語必修一到必修五，選修六到選修七的MP3錄音
看看淘寶網有沒有吧
『柒』 英語外研版必修五M1——M6單詞錄音(最好是Mp3格式)
這次暑假作業老師要抄單詞，但是沒有發初二的英語書，所以希望好心人提供外研八年級上學期 M1：match sth with sth（將…和…配對） write down（寫
『捌』 急求高中英語必修一至必修五聽力mp3版本，外研版，第一課是高中的第一天
[email protected] 也順便給我發一份...謝啦
『玖』 誰有外研版（陝西省專用）英語必修五的單詞及課文錄音啊 謝謝！
也不知道，你是做什麼用的，如果只是單純的想聽課文、單詞的音頻可以下個手機軟體，小飛機英語，或是滬江英語，百詞斬啥的。試試看，好像這些上邊就有可以讀課文讀單詞的功能，前面的那個就有好像。你可以自己試試
希望對你有用
『拾』 誰有外研社高中英語必修五的單詞錄音啊，不要壓縮包謝謝。
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