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Lesson 25

I. Vocabulary

A) Impressive adj. Great and rememberable给人深刻印象的deeply impress the mind in a feeling This is the impressive scene. 这是给人深刻印象的一幕(scene n.现场, 场面, 情景)

impression n.印象make a lasting impression to sb. 给人以不可磨灭的印象

have a false impression of sb. 对某人有错误的看法

gave sb. impression that…给某人…的印象

He gave me impression that it was about to leap out at me. （Lesson 24）

impress vt.留下印象

What impressed me most is your diligence.他给我留下印象最深的是呢的（n.勤奋）

impress sb with…用…给某人留下深刻的印象

you impressed me with your beautiful clothes.

B) Vessel n.轮船, 大木船（very formal word, 用于文学体中, 可以代替ship、boat）

a fishing vessel / a sailing vessel帆船

Ship n.大船；舰艇; Boat n.小船, 艇（比ship小, 在非正式的场合可以替换）a fishing boat

C) Era n.时期, 时代（（age or epoch）a special period of time in history with marked feature有着鲜明特征的一个历史时代）纪元，指地球或人类社会历史上一段很长的时期，尤其是指以某些特别事务或发展为标志的。The Victorian / Nixon / post-war Era维多利亚时期/尼克松执政时期/战后时期the beginning of the new era / the end of old era 新时代的开始

Era n. 时代, 纪元（人类历史上很长的时期, 以特别的事件为标志）

The Christian era starts with the birth of Christ.

公元(基督教时代)是从耶稣诞生起算。

(Christian n.基督徒, 信徒adj.基督教的, 信基督教的)

We are now in a great new era of information.

我们现在正处于一个新的伟大的信息时代。

Time n.（历史上的）时代, 时期（比era的时间短）Roman time

罗马时代/ ancient time 古代

Its missing head must have been found in classical time. (Book 2)

Age n.时代（特定的历史阶段, 和其它词构成专有名词）

stone Age 石器时代/ Modern Age 当今时代/

Middle Ages 中世纪/ the Space Age

Java n.爪哇（印度尼西亚一岛）

D) Steer v. Direct the course of a ship or vehicle掌握方向（驾驶交通工具）

He steer the boat suddenly. 他突然改变了这艘船的方向。

Drive vt.驾驶马车、汽车、火车; Pilot: vt. 驾驶飞机、轮船

E) Temporary adj.临时的（= lasting for a short/limited time）-- temporary jobs / temporary houses temporarily adv.暂时的, 临时的; temporariness n.暂时

transient adj.短暂的, 瞬时的-- transient happiness permanent adj.永久的, 持久的

I have a permanent job here. 我在这里有一个永久的工作。

Contemporary adj. 当代的, 同时代的, 同年龄的He is a contemporary writer.

Delay n.

TEXT

Answer to the question: How rudder was torn away in heavy storm prevented it from winning the race. The title is intitled “the Cutty Sark”, but actually it involves two ships. But the author clearly put the emphases on the cutty sark. The author first introduces the historical meaning of the Cutty Sark, and involves another ship--the Thermopylae in order to foil the importance of the Cutty Sark. While describing the course of the race, the author expresses his regret to the failure of the Cutty Sark-- “...didn’t win the race because of bad luck.” If her rudder had not torn away, she would have won the race. The author wrote a lot about the Cutty Sark and favor of the author lies in the Cutty Sark.

1. ... Serve as an impressive reminder of the great ships of the past.

Serve as: to use in order to achieve a certain purpose

用来作...以便达到...目的

Since we didn’t have anything better, the sofa would serve as a bed.

既然没有更合适的东西，就用沙发坐床吧。

The fine would serve as a warning to the careless drivers.

罚款是为了警告那些粗心的司机。

The monument serves as a reminder of a tragedy that must be never be repeated. 这个纪念碑是为了提醒人们悲剧不应该重演。

The monument serves as a reminder of what the heroes did for us. 纪念碑给人们留下深刻印象，使人们回忆起英雄们为我们所做的一切。

Impressive:Great and

He is an impressive public speaker. 他是一个非常出色的演讲人。

Their collection of modern paintings are very impressive.他们对现代艺术品的收藏非常丰富令人印象深刻。

2. Match：is being as good as, be equal to... Match sth for ... 与... 比

It would be difficult to match the service that this airline gives its customers.

很那赶上这家航空公司给他的顾客的服务。

No form of the transport can match planes for speed and comfort. 在服务和速度方面没有什么交通工具可以和飞机相比。

The hotel can’t be matched for service and food.

在服务和饭菜方面，这家饭店是独一无二的。

No clothing can match your dress for beauty.

没有哪件衣服可以和你的这件漂亮的裙子比。

3. Set out from ... To...

The two planes set out from New York on an un forgetful race. ...

开始了一次难以玩机的比赛。

4. ...the last of its kind: means the last like that 同类中最...

This is the best wine of its kind.这是同类酒中最好的。

The car was the first of its kind. 这部车是这款中最早的一辆。

5. Mark：means represent, symbolize 标志着

His second album marks a major advance in recording techniques.他的第二张专辑标志着录音技术的重要进步。

6. ... ships with sails: means sailing ships帆船

7. Take the lead处于领先lose the lead 失去领先地位take over/ gain/ have the lead 取得领先地位

8. ...b e struck by: be attacked by收到...袭击usually be attacked by a kind of illness or disaster

The whole community was struck by the disaster. 整个社区都收到了疾病的袭击。

The powerful earthquake struck the island early this morning.今天早晨一场强烈的地震袭击了这座岛屿。

9. ...roll from side to side；roll continuously, from...to 常用来表示一种连续性

She went from house to house asking if anyone had seen her son. 她挨家挨户地询问有谁见到了他的儿子

Everything goes wrong from time to time. (不时，时而)错位随时都有可能发生。

10. ... It was fitted with great difficulty. Fit means to put a device or equipment into 把...安装上

He is fitting the door with a new handle. 给门装新把手。

11. ... call in: here means gather the crew

Call in at... To stop for a short time or visit 停靠，拜访

He calls in at his friend’s home every week. 他每周都去...拜访。

Ahead：即可指时间，也可之空间

He knows the way, so he walks ahead of us. 他认识路，所以在前面走。

You should learn to plan ahead. 学会提前计划

12. tremendous 常用来修饰程度之高，之大，之快

Tremendous speed/ amount / pressure /achievement 很大的数目、非常大的压力、很高的成就

13. remarkable: extraordinary, outstanding

14. Considering +n/ that / what / how/ who

Considering the weather, we got here quite quickly. 考虑到天气的影响，我们到这儿已经算快的了Her figure was wonderful considering how much chocolate she had eaten. 想想他吃了多少巧克力，她的身材算是很好了。

课文讲述了一场比赛，对有关的各个方面都需要做出客观的描述。描述的手法有很多，但是某些特定的词语或词组都可以帮助来完成这样的叙述。例如，课文讲到两艘船的实力时先交代：the Cutty Sark is one of the fastest sailing ships that has ever been built.

The only other ship that can match her was the Thermopylae. matc h 一笔带过，不需要再重复the Thermopylae的实力相当。然后要描述竞赛的过程：

The first of the two ships to reach Java after the race had began was the the Thermopylae.

But on the Indian Ocean, the Cutty Sark took the lead.

It seemed certain that she would be the first ship home...

Because of this, the Cutty Sark lost her lead.

介，副词ahead after

As we know, we usually use subjunctive mood to expressive wishes.

There is no doubt that if she had not lost her rudder, it would have won the race asily.

It seem certain that she would be the first ship home.

不光是作者对the Cutty Sark情有独钟，现在每年还有很多游客去参观the Cutty Sark，why is the Cutty Sark so important? Especially for Britain?

Because Britain is a island country, if it wants to connect with other countries, ships are the most means to reach outside world.

除了地理位置外，课文还想我们交代了比赛的时间，不难理解，因为在大英帝国向外扩张时期，海上冒险是非常重要的事情，because sea exploration symbolize the peak of the great empire. 所以说他和the Cutty Sark这艘船其实是代表了大英帝国最辉煌的阶段。Of course, sea exploration is not only important to Britain but to human history as well. We all know how important Columbus’s

discovery of new continent is. Deeply speaking, sea exploration has a symbolic meaning, it symbolizes a kind of adventurous spirit “the longing to know the unknown world, the longing to conquer the natural world”, so it symbolizes the progress of human history. 她其实是代表了一种冒险精神，一种征服自然的精神，所以，也可以说它代表着人类历史的进步。

1. reminder: sth that makes you remember

2. match: be equal to

3. era: an age or period

4. stuck: hit 、

5. steer: guide, make her go in a particular direction

6. temporary: provisional, lasting for a short time

7. on board: on the ship

III. Summary-writing points

1. Thermopylae reached Java first---Cutty Sark took lead on Indian Ocean

2. August---CS struck by heavy storm---rudder torn away

3. Temporary rudder made---fitted with difficulty---CS lost leap

4. Crossed Equator---call at port---new rudder fitted---T 500 miles ahead

5. Even with new rudder---arrived England---week after T

IV. Summary

The Thermopylae reached Java first, but Cutty Sark took the lead on the Indian Ocean. When the Cutty Sark was struck by a storm, her rudder was torn away. A temporary rudder was made and fitted, but the ship lost the lead. After crossing the Equator, they called in at a port to have a new rudder fitted. Even with a new rudder, the Cutty Sark arrived in England a week after the Thermopylae, which was 500 miles ahead.

(80 words)

V.Letter writing:

Since we set sail from Southampton a week ago, the voyage has been awful. We have seen no sunshine, it has been raining all the time and the winds have been blowing hard. I have been seasick since we left.

This is only a small ship and there are only about fifty other passengers. Three or four have visited me and introduced themselves. they are all sypathetic because they have all been on lots of cruises before.

Tomorrow I want to go up on deck. We are calling into our first port, and I can’t wait to get onto dry land again!

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