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日期:2015-05-25 11:53

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Scientists recently found the coldest place on Earth. Satellites measured a temperature of minus 93.2 degrees Celsius on part of Antarctica. Scientists still need to do more tests on the data. The real temperature could be one degree colder. The coldest temperature found before this was also in Antarctica. This was minus 89.2 degrees Celsius. Scientist Dr Ted Scambos said: "These very low temperatures are hard to imagine."He explained: "It's almost as cold below freezing as boiling water is above freezing." He added that parts of Antarctica are 50 degrees colder than Siberia. Nowhere on Antarctica is as cold as the Moon. Temperatures there got as low as minus 238 degrees Celsius.

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Unfortunately, the record freezing temperatures measured by the satellites won't be in the Guinness Book of Records. The temperatures must be from a couple of meters above the ice. The scientists also have to usea thermometer. The satellites' temperatures were a few centimetres above the ice and they did not use a thermometer. Dr Scambos said he is sure that the temperatures recorded by the satellites are accurate. He also said that they would be too cold for a thermometer to work properly. He said it was so cold that you cannot breathe the air. When scientists go outside, they must wear a snorkel that goes inside their coat. They breathe the warmer air that is close to their skin.

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中文翻译

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最近,科学家发现了地球上最寒冷的地区Itv3wjlRZG((99H;@[q@。卫星在南极部分地区测量出了零下93.2度的低温f8jK2|lmAj%%P&。就这一数据,科学家还要进行更多测试(8(OOWCW^.UN。真实的温度可能还要再冷一度1vkgDD!EA4![mLU]y]~。之前发现的最冷地区也出现在南极ZubC&*n&I]XJn;~。当时是零下89.2摄氏度BHl]K3@*ODZ3vFJb)U。泰德·斯坎姆波斯博士认为:“这些地区的温度是很难想象的WI]J7#mQ7kw*W-9N。”他解释道:“冰点以下的温度就如同冰点以上的沸点一样bwsZ)8@lMswC31f。”他还称南极部分地区的温度要比西伯利亚低50度_ZRV3o@mUP.OYM0)。南极上没有地方和月球一样寒冷CP(JxacZGP@G^tyK2aNp。月球上的温度会达到零下238摄氏度)1I)PmBYbAg!p~ez+-|I

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不幸的是,卫星所测量的最寒冷记录将不会收入到吉尼斯世界纪录当中Ct7]-93Hy=xyEm4~Y。显示温度一定是冰面以上几米的温度_f.TFZ(=T#]hGuLNmG。科学家不得不使用温度计来测量o4akBIYXMFCuxRu8d。卫星所测量的温度是在冰面以上几厘米所测量的,并且没有使用温度计=9#Y12kuM(Q。斯坎姆波斯博士认为卫星所测量的温度是非常准确的J=cUgNi-r^z。他还称这样的温度温度计是无法正常工作的g*CK-PU)XDOXE)98XZ。他说这样的寒冷程度很难呼吸nUs;]|g^o2l0。科学家在外出时必须在外衣内佩戴呼吸管9L@3gC_-|GSA。呼吸与皮表温度接近的温度~I0FYxg8u85K+s

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重点讲解

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1.be hard to 很难

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例句:It will be hard to overcome decades of mistrust, but we will proceed with courage, rectitude and resolve.

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要克服几十年的猜疑和不信任是困难的,但我们将凭借勇气、正直和决心继续前行eB%m4Mpj5hd1Y^Ba

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2.have to 不得不

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例句:You will not have to wait long.

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你只要等一会儿就成.k8XRo^2w)MpifET

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3.be close to 接近于

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例句:We all need our gods to be close to what we eat.

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我们都需要我们的神在某种意义上接近我们的食物~XL7|PoaQ3|9dI8xQ^5-

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4.degree Celsius 摄氏度

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例句:The minimum is minus fifteen degree celsius.

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最低温度摄氏零下十五度7rFSQX*ax&]ay;85l

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听力题目

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1.When did scientists find the record cold temperatures?

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a) yesterday
b) 2010
c) recently
d) September 23

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2.What was the record temperature?

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a) -93.2ºC
b) -92.3ºF
c) -89.2ºC
d) -238ºC

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3.What do scientists still need to do?

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a) more tests
b) visit more places
c) go to Siberia
d) find one degree

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4.How much colder is Antarctica than Siberia?

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a) 238 degrees
b) 50 degrees
c) 89.2 degrees
d) they're about the same

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5.Where was a temperature of minus 238 degrees Celsius recorded?

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a) inside an iceberg
b) the North Pole
c) Siberia
d) the Moon

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6.How far above the ice did the satellites record the temperatures?

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a) 2.3 metres
b) a few centimetres
c) 23 millimetres
d) exactly one metre

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7.What did a scientist say about the satellites' temperature recordings?

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a) they are accurate
b) nothing
c) they are wrong
d) they are too cold

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8.What cannot work properly in the coldest part of Antarctica?

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a) humans

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b) satellites
c) thermometers
d) ice cream machines

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9.What do scientists in Antarctica use to breathe outside?

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a) an air-conditioned helmet
b) a thermal scarf
c) scuba-diving air tanks
d) snorkels

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10.Where is the warm air that scientists in Antarctica breathe?

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a) near their skin
b) Florida
c) in heated bottles of air
d) in solar panels on their clothes

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听力答案

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1.c
2.a
3.a
4.b
5.d
6.b
7.a
8.c
9.d
10.a

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