Units56单元Readingmorepractice课文中英互译课件下学期牛津深圳版英语九年级下册

九年级下册5-6单元Reading&morepractice课文中英互译Unit5Sport英译中Skiing:

An

unforgettable

experience滑雪——一次难忘的经历by

Vanessa

作者：VanessaLast

year,

my

parents

took

me

on

a

very

special

holiday.去年，我的父母给了我一个非常特别的假期。My

dream

was

to

see

some

real

snow,

so

during

the

Christmas

holiday,

we

took

our

passports

and

flew

over

the

Pacific

to

Calgary,

Canada.我的梦想是看真正的雪，所以在圣诞期间，我们带着护照，飞过太平洋，去了加拿大的卡尔加里。We

took

a

bus

to

a

ski

resort

in

the

Canadian

Rockies.我们乘坐巴士前往一个在加拿大落基山脉的滑雪胜地。As

the

bus

climbed

through

the

mountains,

we

saw

the

thick

snow

on

the

trees.

I

was

dying

to

get

out

and

play

with

it!随着巴士在山上爬升，我们看到了树木上厚厚的积雪，我真想跳出去和它们玩耍！At

last,

we

reached

the

resort

and

quickly

jumped

out

of

the

bus.最后，我们到达了度假胜地，我赶紧跳下了巴士。This

was

our

first

experience

with

snow.

We

were

like

little

children-we

made

snowballs,

and

threw

them

at

one

another!这是我们第一次接触到雪。我们就像孩子一样——我们做雪球，把它们扔向彼此!！Then

we

checked

in

at

the

hotel.

We

could

see

the

ski

slope

opposite

the

hotel.

We

could

not

wait

to

get

out

and

ski.接下来，我们入住了酒店，我们可以看到酒店对面的滑雪坡。我们迫不及待地想出去滑雪。The

next

day,

we

put

on

our

ski

suits

and

gloves,

took

our

skis

and

went

outside

onto

the

snow.第二天，我们穿上滑雪服并戴好手套，带上滑雪板，去到外面的雪地上。Wearing

skis

for

the

first

time

made

me

feel

strange.

Suddenly

I

found

myself

unable

to

walk!第一次穿上滑雪板，让我觉得很怪异。突然发现自己不会走路了！Then

we

had

a

skiing

lesson

with

a

young

couple.

Our

instructor

took

us

to

a

gentle

slope,

and

showed

us

some

basic

skills.然后，我们与一对年轻夫妇上了一节滑雪课。我们的教练带我们去了一个平缓一点的雪坡，并向我们展示了一些（滑雪的）基本技巧。To

be

honest,

that

first

lesson

was

not

a

great

success.

I

kept

on

falling

over,

and

I

had

to

hold

on

to

a

rope

to

keep

my

balance.说实话，这第一课不是特别的成功。我一直在摔倒，我只好抓住绳子以使身体保持平衡。However,

the

next

day,

I

only

fell

over

a

few

times,

and

I

managed

to

do

a

few

rapid

runs.然而，第二天，我只被绊倒了几次，并且我还努力完成了一些快速的滑行。I

felt

pleased

with

myself,

and

my

instructor

told

me

I

was

doing

much

better.我为自己感到高兴，而且我的教练告诉我说，我滑的非常好。Although

it

was

very

cold,

I

spent

most

of

my

holiday

skiing.

I

had

a

wonderful

time.尽管这里非常的冷，我还是将我的大部分假期都花在了滑雪上。我度过了一段美好的时光。It

was

all

over

too

soon.

It

was

a

shame,

but

we

had

to

leave.一切都结束得太早，这令人婉惜，但我们不得不离开。I

wish

my

parents

would

take

me

back

for

another

wonderful

skiing

holiday

next

year.我希望我父母明年会带我再次回来，再来一个滑雪假期。Unit5Sport中译

英滑雪——一次难忘的经历Skiing:

An

unforgettable

experienceby

Vanessa

作者：Vanessa去年，我的父母给了我一个非常特别的假期。Last

year,

my

parents

took

me

on

a

very

special

holiday.我的梦想是看真正的雪，所以在圣诞期间，我们带着护照，飞过太平洋，去了加拿大的卡尔加里。My

dream

was

to

see

some

real

snow,

so

during

the

Christmas

holiday,

we

took

our

passports

and

flew

over

the

Pacific

to

Calgary,

Canada.我们乘坐巴士前往一个在加拿大落基山脉的滑雪胜地。We

took

a

bus

to

a

ski

resort

in

the

Canadian

Rockies.随着巴士在山上爬升，我们看到了树木上厚厚的积雪，我真想跳出去和它们玩耍！As

the

bus

climbed

through

the

mountains,

we

saw

the

thick

snow

on

the

trees.

I

was

dying

to

get

out

and

play

with

it!最后，我们到达了度假胜地，我赶紧跳下了巴士。At

last,

we

reached

the

resort

and

quickly

jumped

out

of

the

bus.这是我们第一次接触到雪。我们就像孩子一样——我们做雪球，把它们扔向彼此!！This

was

our

first

experience

with

snow.

We

were

like

little

children-we

made

snowballs,

and

threw

them

at

one

another!接下来，我们入住了酒店，我们可以看到酒店对面的滑雪坡。我们迫不及待地想出去滑雪。Then

we

checked

in

at

the

hotel.

We

could

see

the

ski

slope

opposite

the

hotel.

We

could

not

wait

to

get

out

and

ski.第二天，我们穿上滑雪服并戴好手套，带上滑雪板，去到外面的雪地上。The

next

day,

we

put

on

our

ski

suits

and

gloves,

took

our

skis

and

went

outside

onto

the

snow.第一次穿上滑雪板，让我觉得很怪异。突然发现自己不会走路了！Wearing

skis

for

the

first

time

made

me

feel

strange.

Suddenly

I

found

myself

unable

to

walk!然后，我们与一对年轻夫妇上了一节滑雪课。我们的教练带我们去了一个平缓一点的雪坡，并向我们展示了一些（滑雪的）基本技巧。Then

we

had

a

skiing

lesson

with

a

young

couple.

Our

instructor

took

us

to

a

gentle

slope,

and

showed

us

some

basic

skills.说实话，这第一课不是特别的成功。我一直在摔倒，我只好抓住绳子以使身体保持平衡。To

be

honest,

that

first

lesson

was

not

a

great

success.

I

kept

on

falling

over,

and

I

had

to

hold

on

to

a

rope

to

keep

my

balance.然而，第二天，我只被绊倒了几次，并且我还努力完成了一些快速的滑行。However,

the

next

day,

I

only

fell

over

a

few

times,

and

I

managed

to

do

a

few

rapid

runs.我为自己感到高兴，而且我的教练告诉我说，我滑的非常好。I

felt

pleased

with

myself,

and

my

instructor

told

me

I

was

doing

much

better.尽管这里非常的冷，我还是将我的大部分假期都花在了滑雪上。我度过了一段美好的时光。Although

it

was

very

cold,

I

spent

most

of

my

holiday

skiing.

I

had

a

wonderful

time.一切都结束得太早，这令人婉惜，但我们不得不离开。It

was

all

over

too

soon.

It

was

a

shame,

but

we

had

to

leave.我希望我父母明年会带我再次回来，再来一个滑雪假期。I

wish

my

parents

would

take

me

back

for

another

wonderful

skiing

holiday

next

year.Unit5Morepractice英译中Faster,Higher,Stronger更快、更高、更强TheOlympicGameshavealonghistory.TheybeganinGreeceandlastedforoverathousandyears,until394AD.奥运会有着悠久的历史。它们起源于希腊，持续了一千多年，直到公元394年。TheancientOlympicGameswereverydifferentfromtheOlympicswehavetoday.古代奥运会与我们今天的奥运会有很大的不同。Inancienttimes,onlytheGreekstookpartintheOlympics,andwomenwerenotallowedtojoinorevenwatchthem.在古代，只有希腊人参加奥运会，女性是不允许参加甚至观看的。ThefirstmodernOlympicswereheldinAthens,Greecein1896.第一届现代奥运会于1896年在希腊雅典举行。Everyfouryears,athletesfromallovertheworldtakepartin

differentsportsattheOlympics.Manyoftheseathletesarewomen.每隔四年，来自世界各地的运动员都会参加奥林匹克运动会。这些运动员中有许多是女性。AlargegroupofathletesattheOlympicstakespartintrackandfieldevents.

奥运会上有一大群运动员参加田径比赛。Trackevents,suchasrunning,testaperson'sspeed.田径项目，如跑步，测试一个人的速度。Fieldevents,suchasthehighjump,longjumpandshotput,testhowhighorfarsomeonecanjumporthrowanobject.田赛项目，如跳高、跳远和铅球，测试一个人能跳多高或扔多远。OneofthemostexcitingeventsintheOlympicsisthe100-metrerace.奥运会上最激动人心的项目之一是100米赛跑。Morethanonehundredyearsago,theworldrecordforthemen's100-metreracewas10.6seconds.100多年前，男子100米的世界纪录是10.6秒。However,athleteshaverunfasterandfasterovertheyears.然而，这些年来，运动员跑得越来越快。In1960,therecordwas10seconds.Thenatthe2008BeijingOlympics,therecordwassetat9.69seconds.1960年的纪录是10秒。在2008年北京奥运会上，世界纪录是9秒69。TheOlympicmotto“Faster,Higher,Stronger”iswhattheOlympicsareallabout.“更快、更高、更强”是奥运会的口号。Unit5Morepractice中译英更快、更高、更强Faster,Higher,Stronger奥运会有着悠久的历史。它们起源于希腊，持续了一千多年，直到公元394年。TheOlympicGameshavealonghistory.TheybeganinGreeceandlastedforoverathousandyears,until394AD.古代奥运会与我们今天的奥运会有很大的不同。TheancientOlympicGameswereverydifferentfromtheOlympicswehavetoday.在古代，只有希腊人参加奥运会，女性是不允许参加甚至观看的。Inancienttimes,onlytheGreekstookpartintheOlympics,andwomenwerenotallowedtojoinorevenwatchthem.第一届现代奥运会于1896年在希腊雅典举行。ThefirstmodernOlympicswereheldinAthens,Greecein1896.每隔四年，来自世界各地的运动员都会参加奥林匹克运动会。这些运动员中有许多是女性。Everyfouryears,athletesfromallovertheworldtakepartin

differentsportsattheOlympics.Manyoftheseathletesarewomen.奥运会上有一大群运动员参加田径比赛。AlargegroupofathletesattheOlympicstakespartintrackandfieldevents.

田径项目，如跑步，测试一个人的速度。Trackevents,suchasrunning,testaperson'sspeed.田赛项目，如跳高、跳远和铅球，测试一个人能跳多高或扔多远。Fieldevents,suchasthehighjump,longjumpandshotput,testhowhighorfarsomeonecanjumporthrowanobject.奥运会上最激动人心的项目之一是100米赛跑。OneofthemostexcitingeventsintheOlympicsisthe100-metrerace.100多年前，男子100米的世界纪录是10.6秒。Morethanonehundredyearsago,theworldrecordforthemen's100-metreracewas10.6seconds.然而，这些年来，运动员跑得越来越快。However,athleteshaverunfasterandfasterovertheyears.1960年的纪录是10秒。在2008年北京奥运会上，世界纪录是9秒69。In1960,therecordwas10seconds.Thenatthe2008BeijingOlympics,therecordwassetat9.69seconds.“更快、更高、更强”是奥运会的口号。TheOlympicmotto“Faster,Higher,Stronger”iswhattheOlympicsareallabout.Unit6Caringforyourhealth英译中How

to

lead

a

balanced

life如何过上平衡的生活Many

students

suffer

from

stress

in

their

daily

lives.

They

are

under

stress

because

their

lives

are

not

balanced.许多学生在日常生活中承受着压力。他们处于压力之下，因为他们的生活并不均衡。They

focus

too

much

on

studying,

dealing

with

peer

pressure

and

worrying

about

what

others

think,

and

not

enough

on

other

things.他们太注重学习，面对同龄人的压力和担心别人怎么想，以至于顾不上考虑其他的东西。You

may

wonder

whether

stress

is

a

serious

matter.

The

answer

is

“Yes”.你可能想知道压力是否是一个严重的问题。答案是“是的”。You

should

be

aware

that

stress

is

a

risk

to

your

health.你应该知道，压力对你的健康存在风险。If

you

want

to

live

a

long

and

healthy

life,

you

need

to

begin

to

guard

against

stress

from

a

young

age.如果你想长寿而健康的生活，你需要从年轻时就开始警惕压力。Here

are

some

ways

to

deal

with

stress

and

bring

balance

to

your

life:这里有一些方法来疏导压力，来平衡你的生活：Be

positive要乐观One

way

to

cancel

out

stress

is

through

positive

thinking.抵消压力的方法之一就是积极乐观的思想。You

should

always

look

on

the

bright

side

of

life,

and

imagine

that

you

will

have

a

happy

and

successful

future.你应该总看到生活中光明的一面，并想象你将拥有一个快乐和成功的未来。Learn

to

relax学会放松Force

yourself

to

take

a

break

from

your

studies

and

worries

about

exams.强迫自己从（繁重的）学习和对考试的担忧中解放出来进行休息。You

can

do

this

by

taking

a

walk,

reading

a

book,

going

to

a

concert

or

seeing

a

film,

or

just

sitting

in

a

private

place

and

being

silent

for

a

moment.您可以通过散步、看书、去听音乐会或看电影，或只是坐在一个私密的地方静默一会儿来做到这一点。Take

up

a

hobby培养一个兴趣爱好Learn

to

paint,

take

up

skating,

or

start

playing

a

musical

instrument.学画画，学溜冰，或玩一种乐器。When

you

are

busy

with

a

hobby,

you

leave

all

your

worries

behind.当你忙于一种业余爱好，就会把所有的烦恼抛之于脑后了。Take

care

of

your

body爱护自己的身体Stress

is

your

body's

enemy.压力是你的身体的敌人。Taking

regular

exercise,

eating

a

healthy

diet

and

getting

enough

sleep

are

all

the

things

that

can

help

you.定期地进行体育锻炼，健康的饮食和充足的睡眠都可以帮助你（解决所有的问题）。Laugh笑Sometimes

laughter

is

the

best

medicine

for

stress.有时候，笑是疏解压力的最佳良药。Seeing

a

funny

film

or

telling

jokes

with

friends

will

often

cheer

you

up

when

you

are

low.当你心情低落时，看一部有趣的电影，或和朋友讲讲笑话往往会让你振作起来。Unit6Caringforyourhealth中译英如何过上平衡的生活How

to

lead

a

balanced

life许多学生在日常生活中承受着压力。他们处于压力之下，因为他们的生活并不均衡。Many

students

suffer

from

stress

in

their

daily

lives.

They

are

under

stress

because

their

lives

are

not

balanced.他们太注重学习，面对同龄人的压力和担心别人怎么想，以至于顾不上考虑其他的东西。They

focus

too

much

on

studying,

dealing

with

peer

pressure

and

worrying

about

what

others

think,

and

not

enough

on

other

things.你可能想知道压力是否是一个严重的问题。答案是“是的”。You

may

wonder

whether

stress

is

a

serious

matter.

The

answer

is

“Yes”.你应该知道，压力对你的健康存在风险。You

should

be

aware

that

stress

is

a

risk

to

your

health.如果你想长寿而健康的生活，你需要从年轻时就开始警惕压力。If

you

want

to

live

a

long

and

healthy

life,

you

need

to

begin

to

guard

against

stress

from

a

young

age.这里有一些方法来疏导压力，来平衡你的生活：Here

are

some

ways

to

deal

with

stress

and

bring

balance

to

your

life:要乐观Be

positive抵消压力的方法之一就是积极乐观的思想。One

way

to

cancel

out

stress

is

through

positive

thinking.你应该总看到生活中光明的一面，并想象你将拥有一个快乐和成功的未来。You

should

always

look

on

the

bright

side

of

life,

and

imagine

that

you

will

have

a

happy

and

successful

future.学会放松Learn

to

relax强迫自己从（繁重的）学习和对考试的担忧中解放出来进行休息。Force

yourself

to

take

a

break

from

your

studies

and

worries

about

exams.您可以通过散步、看书、去听音乐会或看电影，或只是坐在一个私密的地方静默一会儿来做到这一点。You

can

do

this

by

taking

a

walk,

reading

a

book,

going

to

a

concert

or

seeing

a

film,

or

just

sitting

in

a

private

place

and

being

silent

for

a

moment.培养一个兴趣爱好Take

up

a

hobby学画画，学溜冰，或玩一种乐器。Learn

to

paint,

take

up

skating,

or

start

playing

a

musical

instrument.当你忙于一种业余爱好，就会把所有的烦恼抛之于脑后了。When

you

are

busy

with

a

hobby,

you

leave

all

your

worries

behind.爱护自己的身体Take

care

of

your

body压力是你的身体的敌人。Stress

is

your

body's

enemy.定期地进行体育锻炼，健康的饮食和充足的睡眠都可以帮助你（解决所有的问题）。Taking

regular

exercise,

eating

a

healthy

diet

and

getting

enough

sleep

are

all

the

things

that

can

help

you.笑Laugh有时候，笑是疏解压力的最佳良药。Sometimes

laughter

is

the

best

medicine

for

stress.当你心情低落时，看一部有趣的电影，或和朋友讲讲笑话往往会让你振作起来。Seeing

a

funny

film

or

telling

jokes

with

friends

will

often

cheer

you

up

when

you

are

low.Unit6Morepractice英译中Growing

up成长Puberty

is

the

stage

of

life

when

young

people

leave

childhood

and

head

into

adulthood.青春期是介于年轻人离开童年和迎来成年（之间）的一段时期。It

is

a

difficult

process

for

teenagers

because

it

has

an

effect

on

both

their

minds

and

bodies.对青少年来说这是一个艰难的过程，因为他们同时受到身心两方面的影响。They

need

to

understand

what

is

going

on

with

their

bodies,

how

to

deal

with

those

changes

and

how

to

start

taking

responsibility

for

themselves.他们需要了解自己的身体正在发生什么样的变化，（又该）如何应对这些变化以及如何开始对自己的行为负责。A

young

person

may

begin

puberty

at

8,

while

another

may

not

start

puberty

until

14

or

15.有的年轻人可能从8岁就开始进入青春期，而有的可能要一直等到14或15岁。In

general,

girls

start

puberty

two

years

before

boys

do.

For

both

girls

and

boys,

it

is

usually

complete

by

the

age

of

18.一般说来，女孩子比男孩子早2年进入青春期。无论男孩子还是女孩子，通常都是到18岁完成（青春期）。During

these

years,

the

body

develops

in

many

ways.

Feelings

can

also

change

quickly.在这些年里，身体的许多地方都在发育，情感也会迅速地起变化。Teenage

boys

at

this

stage

often

begin

to

take

unnecessary

risks.

Their

focus

is

on

having

fun

and

being

accepted

by

others.十几岁的男孩子在这个阶段往往会开始进行一些不必要的冒险。他们的重点是玩乐和被他人认可。They

need

to

think

before

they

act

and

make

good

decisions

for

themselves.他们需要三思而后行，为自己做出正确的决定。A

girl's

personality

often

does

not

develop

in

the

same

way

as

a

boy's.女孩子的个性发展往往与男孩不同。Teenage

girls

sometimes

lose

confidence

in

themselves.

They

are

no

longer

certain

about

their

own

feelings.十几岁的女孩子有时会对自己失去信心，她们对自己的情感失去把握。Yet

they

are

usually

afraid

to

tell

their

parents

or

teachers

about

their

problems.不过，她们通常又不敢把她们的烦恼告诉家长或老师。For

this

reason,

teenage

girls

should

be

encouraged

to

discuss

things

with

trusted

adults.出于这个原因，女孩子应该被鼓励与值得信任的成年人讨论事情。Parents,

schools

and

communities

can

do

a

lot

to

care

for

and

help

young

people.家长、学校和社区可以做很多（事情）来关心和帮助年轻人。It

is

everyone's

responsibility

to

make

sure

that

young

people

grow

into

healthy

adults.确保青少年健康成人是每个人的责任。Unit6Morepractice中译英成长Growing

up青春期是介于年轻人离开童年和迎来成年（之间）的一段时期。Puberty

is

the

stage

of

life

when

young

people

leave

childhood

and

head

into

adulthood.对青少年来说这是一个艰难的过程，因为他们同时受到身心两方面的影响。It

is

a

difficult

process

for

teenagers

because

it

has

an

effect

on

both

their

minds

and

bodies.他们需要了解自己的身体正在发生什么样的变化，（又该）如何应对这些变化以及如何开始对自