特洛伊人英语单词

Chapter 1 Protecting the innocentdetective n. 侦探cheat v. 欺骗crime n. 犯罪行为，罪行solve v. 解决，解答criminal n. 罪犯，犯罪者case n.案例，事，诉讼案safe n. 保险箱pearl necklace 珍珠项链admit v. 承认，容许，接纳earring n. 耳环，耳饰jail n. 监狱innocent adj. 清白的，无罪的recent adj. 最近的，新近的purchase v. 买，购买theft n. 盗窃的事例，偷窃行为clue n. 线索carpet n. 地毯spotlessly adv. 没有污点地，无瑕地deny v. 否认，拒绝proof n. 证据jump to a conclusion 贸然断定，过早下结论suspect n. 嫌疑犯insurance n. 保险guilty adj. 犯罪的，有罪的，愧疚的fake adj. 假的banknote n. 钞票forgive v. 原谅，饶恕，宽免beware v. 小心，谨慎vacant adj. 空的，空白的，空闲的，空缺的volume n. 卷，册，体积，量，音量doorway n. 门口bump into 撞到Chapter 2 Computersspeaker n. 扬声器monitor n. 显示器drive n. 驱动器keyboard n. 键盘main unit 计算机主机mouse n. 鼠标CD-ROM n. （电脑）只读光盘floppy disk 软盘electonics n. 电子仪器设备unimportant adj. 不重要的；微不足道的program n. 程序at present 现在；目前unaware adj. 不知道的；不注意的；未擦觉到的depend on 依靠；依赖common adj 普通的；通常的knowledge n. 知识common knowledge 常识rarely adv. 很少，难得diagram n. 图解；图表importantly adv. 重要的essential adj 必须的；必要的make a mistake 犯错误for the time being 暂时，目前meaning n. 意义，意思judge n. 法官raise v. 提出；引起；饲养spend v. 度过over prep 以上；…多writing n. 写作thus adv. 因此，如此bring to one’s attention 意识到order v. 预订；订购pretend v. 佯装；假装supply n. 供应grand adj. 总的total adj. 总数；合计；总计ballpoint pen n. 圆珠笔screen n. 屏幕filter n. 过滤器LTD.(Limited) 股份有限公司contact n. 联络人account n. 账目；账户reference n. 编号quantify n. 量；数量enterprise n. 公司；企业salesman n. 售货员（男）plastic n. 塑料type n. 类型；种类Nile n. 尼罗河Amazon n. 亚马孙河continent n. 洲；大陆Africa n. 非洲Greenland n. 格陵兰（岛名）Borneo n. 婆罗洲（印尼地名）Pacific n.太平洋shallow adj 浅的mosquito n. 蚊子Indian Ocean 印度洋iron n. 铁silver n. 银the South Pole 南极senior adj. 地位（或等级）比较高的in somebody’s opinion 按某人的意见；据某人看来Shanghainese adj. 上海的hot adj. 辣的radio-controlled adj. 无线电操纵的use n. 使用；运用；用途as conj. 由于flat adj. 平的villa n. 别墅；花园住宅court n.Chapter 3 The night of the horsepyramid n. 金字塔Stonehenge （英国Salisbury平原上的）史前巨石柱Egypt n. 埃及run v. 举办；管理；经营tale n. 故事；传说send in 将某物寄去某处（参观比赛或进行处理）stair n.楼梯plain n. 平原Troy n. 特洛伊（小亚细亚的古城）beyond prep 越出，超过Greek adj 希腊的capture v. 夺取；占领help n. 帮助have to 必须order n. 命令Trojan n. 特洛伊人drag v. 拖citizen n. 市民；公民make jokes about 以…为笑柄stupid adj 愚蠢的；笨的securely adv. 安全地；牢固的include v. 包括except for 除...以外secret adj. 秘密的；机密的；隐蔽的army n. 军队darkness n. 黑暗seize v. 抓住roughly adj 不能；无法unable adj. 不能；无法far adj. 远的enjoy oneself玩得很开心frightened adj. 受惊吓的beat v. 打；击败mend v. 修理，修补；织补，缝补get rid of 摆脱，除掉junk n. 中国式平底帆船fireworks n. 烟火before adv 以前extra-curricular adj. 课外的join v. 加入arrow n. 箭bow n. 弓fictionsl adj. 虚构的Europe n. 欧洲century n. 世纪politician n. 政治家sportsman n. 运动员（男）sportswoman n. 女运动员legend n. 传奇人物；传说；传奇故事Chapter 4 Fishing with the birdscross n. 叉字形记号traditional adj. 传统的；习俗的skill n. 技能；技巧；技艺cormorant n. 鸬鹚elderly adj. 老年的raft n. 木排；木筏up to 达到require v. 需要；要求net n. 网；渔网rod n. 杆，竿fishing rod 钓杆set off （使）出发，启程neck n. 颈，脖子swallow v. 吞下；咽下bang v. 猛击pole n. 篙；杆；棒remove v. 使离去；移开no more 不再frighten v 受惊吓examine v. 检查hatch v 孵breed v. 生育；繁殖produce v. 生育；生产houseboat n. 供居住的船take away 拿走；移走gradually adv. 逐渐的work n. 作品transport v. 运输；运送unload v. 卸货display v. 显示proud adj. 自豪的be proud of 为…而自豪；感到自豪的enjoyment n. 快乐；享受film v. 拍成电影employ v. 雇佣interpreter n. 口译员scene n. （喜剧等的）一场；场景producer n. 制片人cameraman n. 摄影师translate v. 翻译grateful adj. 感激的middle-aged adj. 中年的build n. 合格plump adj. 肥胖的；丰满的well-built adj. 身强体壮的thinly-built adj. 体型瘦的blond adj 头发金黄色的curly adj. 卷曲的straight adj. 直的，笔直的bald adj. 光头的beard n. 胡须moustache n. 八字须sculpt v. 雕塑dough sculpting 面塑sculptor n. 雕塑家eyesight n. 视力creative adj. 有创意的imagination n. 想象力glutinous adj. 粘性的studio n. （画家、雕塑家、摄影师、艺术家等的）工作室style n. 风格；格调detailed adj. 详细的dynasty n. 朝代banquet n. 宴会ritual adj. 作为仪式一部分的；礼节性的offering n. 祭品god n. 神；上帝wedding n. 婚礼Chapter 5 Memorymemory-improvement 改善记忆course n. 课题；讲座；课程memory n. 记忆力short-term adj. 短期的long-term adj. 长期的go wrong 出错injure v. 损害；伤害basic adj. 基本的，基础的improve v. 改善；改进link n. 联系method n. 方法memorize v. 记住Guinness n. 吉尼斯the Guinness Book of Records 吉尼斯纪录playing card 纸牌；扑克牌spider n. 蜘蛛dramatic adj. 戏剧性的death n. 死亡need n. 需用的东西；需求；需要sunlight n. 日光；阳光cool v. 使冷却soil n. 土壤pin n. 大头针burst v. 爆破mind-picture n. 想象中的画片put on 穿上unless conj. 除非handwriting n. 书写；笔记regularly adv. 有规律地；定期piano-playing 弹钢琴ability n. 能力excuse n. 接借口Walkman n. 随身听charity n. 慈善；仁爱beggar n. 乞丐verb n. 动词amazed adj. 惊奇的millionaire n. 百万富翁；巨富chapter 6 Comic Stripscomic strip n. 连环漫画affect v. 影响variety n. 多样化interest n. 兴趣line n. （文章的）一行excitement n. 兴奋，激动，刺激；令人兴奋的事kidnap n. 绑架plot n. 情节finish n. 结局personality n. 个性come across 被理解above adv. 在…上方script n. 剧本dip pen 蘸水笔nib n. 笔尖affair n. 事情；事件kidnapper n. 绑匪knot n. 绳子的结shut up 住口search for 受训；搜查appeal n. 恳求，呼吁wonder n. 奇迹，奇观frame n. （连环画）单张画；边框border n. 边缘，边线fool v. 愚弄idiot n. 白痴；傻瓜crash n. 碰撞声tinkle n. 叮当声chance n. 机遇bubble n. 气泡speech n. 说话；发言thought n. 思维；想法text n. 正文meanwhile adv. 其间，同时headquarters n. 总部chief n. 警察局长sound effect n. 音响效果varied adj. 各种各样的scenery n. 风景；景色come to life 显得逼真former adj. 以前的spice n. 调味品，香料vary v. 使多样化differ v. （与某人或事物）不同joke v. 开玩笑tough adj. 坚强的，能吃苦耐劳的bad-tempered adj. 坏脾气的tick-tock n. 大时钟的滴答声exaggerate v. 夸大；夸张cheek n. 脸颊outline n. 轮廓，外形guideline n. （图画的）底线eyebrow n. 眉毛roller-skates n. （复数）四轮滑冰鞋at times 有时；间或tip n. 小费in one’s view 以某人的观点subject n. 主题；科目partner n. 伙伴；合作者skydiving n. 延缓张伞跳伞运动anger n. 愤怒burst out 突然开始做（某事）pale adj. 苍白的；灰白的bluish adj. 接近蓝色的on end 竖着wide adv. 完全张开的frown v. 皱眉forehead n. 前额worried adj. 担心的；忧虑的wink v. 眨眼示意sly adj. 狡猾的；诡诈的sideways adv.&adj. 斜着；斜向一边地shout n. 呼喊；喊叫thoughtful adj.沉思的；思考的droop adj. 下垂yawn v. 打哈欠wavy adj. 波浪状的；起伏的droopy adj. 下垂的yacht n. 快艇round-the world trip 环球旅行life jacket 救生衣overturn v. 打翻；翻转

It is the year 1250 B.C. during the late Bronze age. Two emerging nations begin to clash after Paris, the Trojan prince, convinces Helen, Queen of Sparta, to leave her husband Menelaus, and sail with him back to Troy. After Menelaus finds out that his wife was taken by the Trojans, he asks his brother Agamemnom to help him get her back. Agamemnon sees this as an opportunity for power. So they set off with 1,000 ships holding 50,000 Greeks to Troy. With the help of Achilles, the Greeks are able to fight the never before defeated Trojans. But they come to a stop by Hector, Prince of Troy. The whole movie shows their battle struggles, and the foreshadowing of fate in this remake by Wolfgang Petersen of Homer's "The Iliad."

公元前1193年，希腊斯巴达王麦尼劳斯兴兵讨伐特洛伊。由于特洛伊城池牢固易守难攻，希腊军队和特洛伊勇士们对峙长达10年之久，最后英雄奥德修斯献上妙计，让希腊士兵全部登上战船，制造撤兵的假相，并故意在城前留下一具巨大的木马。特洛伊人高兴地把木马当作战利品抬进城去。当晚，正当特洛伊人沉湎于美酒和歌舞的时候，藏在木马腹内的20名希腊士兵杀出，打开城门，里应外合，特洛伊立刻被攻陷，杀掠和大火将整个城市毁灭。

Paris was deemed the most handsome man in the world. On his birth, however, his half-sister, Cassandra, had a vision that the child will bring Troy to ruins. As a result, Priam the king of Troy abandoned the child beneathe a hill, hoping that the elements shall take his life. However, he was found by local farmers and raised. On a fateful day, one of his lambs wandered too far into a cave. Looking for it, Paris came upon the three goddess, Athena, Hera and Aphrodite. He was to judge their beauty and give a golden apple to the fairest of them all. Each goddess promised a reward for the apple. Athena offered honour and glory through all eternity, Hera the wealth of the ages and Aphrodite the most beautiful of mortal women. Paris chose Aphrodite, and thus, sow the seeds of Troy's destruction. Paris was returned to the halls of King Priam when the King finally recognised his son as the athletic youth who surpass all other men of Troy. Later, on an envoy to Sparta, Paris received Aphrodite's reward as he stole Helen from Menelaus, the King of Sparta. Enraged, Menelaus called upon Agamemnon, his brother and King of Mycenae. Calling upon the past pact to defend Helen and the honour of Greece, the most powerful of Greeks gathered by the ports of Mycenae. Among them, was the young Achilles, who is believed to be utterly invincible and his Myrmidons, the most powerful of all Greek armies. The destruction of Troy was to begin, however, Agamemnon mercilessly sacrificed his daughter to the goddess Artemis. On that day, the Greeks beared down on Troy as they crossed the Aegean sea. The walls of Troy was believed to be unbreechable. To the Greeks, it was no different. The war endured for nine long years. Towards the end of the battle, Agamemnon offended Achilles as he snatched his slave girl. A bitter freud erupted amidst the Greeks as Achilles withdrew from battle. Without the mighty Myrmidons, the Greeks were driven right back to their ships. Their loss was only prevented by one Patroclus, who dressed in Achille's armour, led the Myrmidons to the failing Greek defences. In his thrill of battle, Patroclus wondered too far. He was slaughtered by Hector, the oldest and strongest of Trojan Princes. Saddened by the loss of his friend and hellbent on revenge, Achilles returned to battle. Agamemnon seized upon this and sent his apologies and returned the slave girl to Achilles. With a new suit of armour made by Hephaestus the blacksmith god, Achilles rode into battle the next day. The Trojan soldiers were driven back into the city. By the end Hector was slain. Achilles returned victorious. The war continued on. In the hope of peace, Priam offered a princess to Achilles. However, at the end of the negotiations, Paris voilated the peace offer and shot Achilles in the ankle, the only place Achilles was vulnerable. The short and glorious life of the Greek Hero ended at last. Without its most powerful hero, the war was fought without any break through. Finally, the wise Odysseus came upon a plan to breech the walls. On the final night, the Greeks abandoned their camps and set sail, leaving on the beach a giant wooden horse. Mistaken for a gift to Poseidon, Troy pulled the horse into the city. Hours later, when the Trojans were asleep drunk from celebrations, the Greek heros lept from the belly of the horse and opened the gates of Troy. As the Greek Army flooded into the city, Troy was still deep in its drunken dreams. After a brief battle, little more than a slaughter, Troy was burnt to the ground. The Greeks, after nine long years, set sail and returned to their homes.