running along the coast（沿海岸散步 英语 怎么说）

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• 沿海岸散步 英语 怎么说
• Kincaid looked at his watch: eight-seventeen.翻译，不要那种直译的
• 英语的进化历程 英文版
• 问一下(off,along,on,around)+the coast 分别是什么意思有什么区别
• 英语问题57
• 谁能把这段话翻译成英文
• 沿海岸奔跑 英文翻译

沿海岸散步 英语 怎么说

楼上是沿沙滩散步，应该是walk along the coast祝楼主进步！要是答案还满意的话，记得采纳哦，O(∩_∩)O谢谢~！

Kincaid looked at his watch: eight-seventeen.翻译，不要那种直译的

金凯看了看手表:八点一十七。卡车开始在第二次尝试,他让步了,换挡,慢慢地沿着小巷在朦胧的太阳。穿过街道的贝灵汉他走,向南在华盛顿11,运行沿海的普吉特海湾几英里,然后遵循高速公路因为它摇摆东一点见面之前美国航线20。变成太阳,他开始漫长的、蜿蜒穿过观赏瀑布。他喜欢这个国家,感到印象深刻,停止了,然后做好笔记关于有趣的可能性为未来的探险或射杀他所说的“内存快照。“这些照片的目的是提醒他的因果的地方,他可能想再去访问和方法更严重。在后来的下午他在斯波坎向北,拾起美国路线2,这将把他跨过半个美国北部,明尼苏达州德卢斯。他希望第一千次在他的生命,他一只狗,一只金毛猎犬,也许,因为这样的旅行,让他的公司在家里。但是他经常被扔掉,海外大部分的时间,而且不会有公平的动物。不过,他想反正。几年后,他将太老了艰难的田野调查。“我必须得到一只狗然后。“他对自己说。驱动器这样总是把他变成一个伤感的情绪。这只狗是它的一部分。罗伯特·金凯独自一人,因为它是可能的——一个唯一的孩子,父母都死了,遥远的亲人失去了他,他的记录,没有亲密的朋友。他想到玛丽安。她离开他九年前经过五年的婚姻。他是52现在,这将让她不到四十。玛丽安曾梦想成为一个音乐家,一个folksinger。她知道所有的织布工”的歌曲,唱着他们相当不错的咖啡馆的西雅图。当他在家的过去,他开着她的节目和坐在观众而她唱的。他长期缺席——两个或三个月

英语的进化历程 英文版

The Evolution of EnglishGeorge Boeree

The English language begins with the Anglo-Saxons.  The Romans, who had controlled England for centuries, had withdrawn their troops and most of their colonists by the early 400s.  Attacks from the Irish, the Picts from Scotland, the native Britons, and Anglo-Saxons from across the North Sea, plus the deteriorating situation in the rest of the Empire, made the retreat a strategic necessity.  As the Romans withdrew, the Britons re-established themselves in the western parts of England, and the Anglo-Saxons invaded and began to settle the eastern parts in the middle 400s.  The Britons are the ancestors of the modern day Welsh, as well as the people of Britanny across the English channel.  The Anglo-Saxons apparently displaced or absorbed the original Romanized Britons, and created the five kingdoms of Northumbria, Mercia, Kent, East Anglia, Essex, Sussex, and Wessex (see map below).  Notice that the last three are actually contractions of East Saxon, South Saxon, and West Saxon, and that the Welsh still refer to the English as Saxons (Saesneg).The language we now call English is actually a blend of many languages. Even the original Anglo-Saxon was already a blend of the dialects of west Germanic tribes living along the North Sea coast:  The Saxons in Germany and eastern Holland, the Jutes, possibly from northern Denmark (the area now called Jutland), and the Angles, probably living along the coast and on islands between Denmark and Holland.  It is also likely that the invaders included Frisians from northern Holland and northern Franks from southern Holland (whose relatives gave their name to France).  The dialects were close enough for each to understand the other.

Later, in the 800s, the Northmen (Vikings) came to England, mostly from Denmark, and settled in with the Anglo-Saxons from Yorkshire to Norfolk, an area that became known as the Danelaw.  Others from Norway ruled over the people in the northwest, from Strathclyde to the north of Wales.  The Norse language they spoke resembled Anglo-Saxon in many ways, but was different enough for two things to happen:  One, there were many Old Norse words that entered into English, including even such basic ones as they and them;  And two, the complex conjugations and declensions began to wither away as people disagreed about which to use!

Last, William the Conqueror and his Norman supporters invaded England in 1066.  Although, as their name suggests, they were the descendents of the same Northmen that had invaded England earlier, they had been settled long enough in Normandy in the north of France to adopt a dialect of French.  They brought this Norman French with them to England and kept it as the language of their newly imposed aristocracy.  In the day-to-day need to communicate, the common language became English, but with a large number of French words, and still more withering of grammatical complexities.English since then has been absorbing vocabulary from a huge number of sources.  French, the language of diplomacy for Europe for centuries, Latin, the language of the church, and Greek, the language of philosophy and science, contributed many words, especially the more "educated" ones.  Other European languages have left culturally specific words.  The American Indian languages, Australian Aborigine languages, and the languages of Africa and India gave us many hundreds of words, especially for the innumerable species of plants and animals of the world.  On top of all this, there is the steady creation of new words and new uses for old words by the many subcultures of the English speaking world.English’s closest relatives can be found right across the water in Holland and Germany.  It’s very closest relative is Frisian, spoken in northern Holland and the islands running along the coast from Holland up into Denmark.  Notice some obvious similarities:English        Frisian        Dutch        Germanas             as             als          als    bread          brea           brood        Brot             chaff          tsjêf          kaf          Kaf         cheese         tsiis          kaas         Käse                 church         tsjerke        kerk         Kirche               cow            kou            koe          Kuhday            dei            dag          Tag                            dove           dou            duif         Taube         dream          dream          droom        Traum            ear            ear            oor          Ohr    flea           flie           vlo          Floh         flown          flein          gevlogen     geflogen                 fly            fleane         vliegen      fliegen             goose          goes           gans         Gans         great          great          groot        gross             ground         groun          grond        Grund                       hail           heil           hagel        Hagel             head           haed           hooft        Haupt        heap           heap           hoop         Haufe        hear           hear           hoor         Hören    him            him            hem          ihmis             is             is           istit             it             het          es                       lain           lein           gelegen      gelegen              lay            lei            lag          lag         nail           neil           nagel        Nagel                  need           noot           noot         Not    nose           noas           neus         Nase       rain           rein           regen        Regen    salt           sâlt           zout         Salz           say            sei            zeg          sag             seed           sied           zaad         Saat       sleep          sliepe         slaap        schlaff             soft           sêft           zacht        sanft             think          tinke          denken       denken             thought        tocht          dacht        dachte            through        troch          door         durch         thumb          tomme          duim         Daum         to             to             toe          zu            Tuesday        tiisdei        dinsdag      Dienstag                under          ûnder          onder        unter            us             ús             ons          uns           way            wei            weg          Weg                 yesterday      juster         gisteren     gestern

问一下(off,along,on,around)+the coast 分别是什么意思有什么区别

分类: 教育/科学 》》 外语学习 解析: off the coast:在海面上 Examples: 1. They had been wrecked (ie shipwrecked) off the coast of Africa. 他们的船在非洲沿海遇难损毁.2. After months of drilling, oil was found off the coast. 经数月钻探, 在沿海找到了石油. 3. I look at Cuba, niy miles off the coast of the United States. 看看古巴，它离美国沿海仅九十英里。 4. It is a lone island off the coast of Guangdong, a mere dot, so to speak, in the South China Sea. 它是广东海岸边的一座孤岛，可说是南海上的一个小点。 along the coast:沿着海岸 Examples: 1. They traveled on the steamboat along the coast. 他们坐着小汽船沿着海岸旅行。 2. Fishing boats were anchored all along the coast. 渔船沿着岸抛锚停泊。 3. The Asian countries along the coast of the Pacific all came out against the US new military base in Japan. 太平洋沿岸的亚洲各国都宣布反对美国在日本的新军事基地。 4. A member of any of a group of South American Indian peoples living along the coast of Brazil, in the Amazon River valley, and in Paraguay. 图皮族居住在巴西，亚马孙河河谷和巴拉圭的南美洲印第安人的一个民族的成员 on the coast: 在岸上 沿岸 Examples: 1. A promontory of southeast Newfoundland, Canada, on the coast of the Avalon Peninsula. 莱思角加拿大纽芬兰省东南部一海角，位于亚法隆半岛沿岸 2. These beacons on the coast are to warn and guide ships. 这些海滩上的信号灯是用来提醒和指示船舶的。 3. The town lies on the coast. 该城位于海边. around the coast 一般不这样用，用上面的就可以了。

英语问题57

B项用的是虚拟语气， He wished for the thousandth time inhis life that he had a dog ,a golden retriever, maybe ,for travels like thisand to keep him company at home. But he was frequently away; overseas much ofthe time and it would not be fair to the animal 这三句中"wish"对应选项中得语气。然后D项是过去时态下现在是的语气，而文章中 In a few years he would be getting too old for the hard fieldwork. “Imust get a dog then.”是过去时态下将来时的语气，与选项的现在的语气不相符

谁能把这段话翻译成英文

3 years ago to separate after 3 years together, I do not know if this is not correct, I hope Yes, I do not want to have any emotional ups and downs, and I tired. Just want to go on this way too. I remember someone else said a word: cut off the rope no matter how then are still left knot. I think we must work hard to eliminate this knot out. We have to brave together, my dear. goodnight. Running along the coastline, looking for our island

沿海岸奔跑 英文翻译

run along the seashore 【希望帮助到你，若有疑问，可以追问~~~祝你学习进步，更上一层楼！(*^__^*)】