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七年级下册Module 1*buy v．买call v.打电话drive v． 开车enjoy v. 享受lie v. 躺下*shop v． 逛商店；购物*take v． 获得；拿；抓 take photos 拍照*tell v． 讲；告诉*wait v． 等*for prep． 为；为了*wait for 等待；等候*postcard n. 明信片the Great Wall 长城*really adv． (表语气)真的吗a good time 美好时光a lot 非常anyway adv． (转换话题、结束谈话时说)无论如何，反正car n. 小汽车put on 穿上*thing n.事情；东西leave v. 离开work n.＆v. 工作at home 在家pub n． 洒馆*restaurant n． 饭馆opera n． 歌剧ballet n． 芭蕾舞sleep n&v． 睡觉*wash v． 洗；洗涤dress v． 穿衣服*start n&v． 开始midday n. 正午*hot dog 热狗coffee n.咖啡see v． 探望；看见greeting n． 问候；致意at the moment 现在，此时look at 看……*soon adv． 立刻；不久*love n.&v． 爱；热爱See you later 再见。*night n． 夜晚 good night 晚安（打招呼用语）*street n． 街道Module 2festival n． 节目 Spring Festival 春节ready adj． 有准箭的 get ready for 为……准备好*clean v． 打扫；弄干净*cook v． 做饭；烹饪meal n． 一餐，一顿饭*learn v． 学；学会dragon n． 龙 dragon dance 舞龙lantern n． 灯笼 Lantern Festival 元宵节sweep v． 打扫 sweep away 扫去*floor n． 地板*happen V． 发生*help v． 帮助at work 在工作*tradition n． 传统bad adj． 坏的；不好的*luck n． 运气*paint v． 涂；绘域*mean v． 意思是；意味decorate v． 装饰 decc)ration n． 装饰paper cut 剪纸everyone pron． 每个人；haircut n． 理发*give v． 给New Year 新年 New Year's Eve 新年前夜dumpling n． 饺子；团子sweet adj． 甜的pudding n． 布丁；甜点心fireworks n． (复)焰火few n． 小多，很少 a few 一些*want v． 要；想要*week 星期round adj． 圆的 adv． 在周围 all the year round 一年到头*bring v． 带来colour n． 颜色*something pron． 某事；某物*cut v 剪；切*Christmas n． 圣诞节*long adj． 长的Module 3*plan n.＆v．计划；打算revise v. 温习；复习 revise for 温习；复习*picnic n． 野餐 *have a picnic 吃野餐test n.&v． 测试；测验walk up 沿……走；登上*forward adv． 向前 *look forward to 期待daughter n． 女儿granddaughter n． (外)孙女*because conj． 因为*plane／pleIn／n． 飞机sightseeing n． 游览；观光 do some sightseeing 游览*culture n． 文化beach n． 海滨；海滩*sea n． 海；海洋wife n． 妻子*cook n． 炊事员；厨师*why adv． 为什么术foreign adj． 外国的get(from…)to… (从……)到达go sightseeing 去观光*cycle v. 骑白行车 go cycling 去骑自行年shopping n． 买东西；购物 go shopping 去买东两；去购物*early adj.＆adv． 早*out adv． 出外；在外 go out 外出Module 4*life n． 生活；生命future n． 将来；未来 in the future 在将来；在未来cable TV 有线}U视calculator n． 讣钟：器cell phone 移动电话chalk n． 粉笔paper n． 纸ruler n． 直尺satellite TV 卫星电视*no／nou／adj． 没有；尢 no one 没有人；无人*farm n． 农场*holiday／'holldeff／7． 假日；节日*rain n． 雨；雨水 v． 下雨*weather n． 天气wind n． 风So conj.因此；所以cheap adj． 便宜的fuel n． 燃料*expensive adj． 昂贵的*short adj． 短暂的；短的；矮自*get 变得；得到；拿到 get warm 变暖rough adj． (海浪等)汹涌的． (气候)有暴风雨的spring n． 舂天autumn n． 秋天heavy rain 大雨；暴雨*strong adj． 强烈的；强壮的；强大的comfortable／．kAmflobl／adj． 舒适的；舒服的heat v． 加热machine n． 机器dull adj． 单凋的；枯燥的job n．工作free adj． 自由的climate n． 气候technology n． 科技；技术transport n． 运输*easy adj． 容易的interesting adj． 有趣的*difficult adj． 困难的smooth adj． 平静的；平稳的uncomfortable adj．不舒服的 weak adj． 弱的*dream n． 梦想Module 5hometown n.故乡；家乡*than conj． (用于形容词、副词的比较级之后)比*east adj． 东方的 n. 东方*south adj． 南方的 n． 南方kilometre n． 千米；公*metre n． 米*high adj． 高的million num. 百万*busy adj．忙的；繁忙的*coast n． 海岸*hill n． 小山；丘陵*island n． 岛屿population n． 人口answer v． 回答 n． 回答；答案*question n． 问题 V． 提问；询问*north n． 北方 adj.北方的*west n． 西方 adj.西方的*river n． 河；江church n． 教堂*famous adj． 著名的*capital v． 首都；省会*lake n． 湖low adj． 低的*mountain n． 山；山脉*about adv． 大约；几乎． prep．关于*near／mo／prep． 靠近；接近village n． 村庄region n． 地区；区域*wide aaj． 宽的*fact n． 事实；细节Module 6Olympic adj． 奥林匹克的*adventure n． 激动人 心的活动；冒险more adj． 更多的 adv． 更*dangerous adj． 危险的gymnastics n． 体操ski v． 滑雪*popular adj． 流行的；受欢迎的*exciting adj． 激动人心的tiring adj． 累人的unpopular adj． 不流行的，不受欢迎的boring adj． 令人厌烦的relax v． (使)放松relaxing aaj． 放松的；轻松自在的safe adj． 安全的be good at 擅长neighbourhood n． 居住区；邻近地区；邻里关系committee n． 委员会arrive v． 到达late adv． 迟；晚于规定时刻 adj． 迟的；晚的back n． 后面；后部however adv． 可是；然而*slowly adv． 慢地loudly adv． 大声地；吵闹土眭clearly adv． 清楚地visitor n． 游客；观光者*need v.＆modal v． 需要*quickly adv． 快地*well adv． 好地badly adv． 坏地；糟糕地carelessly adv． 粗心地；马虎地*better adj．＆adv． 更好*hard adv． 努力地*take around领(某人)四处参观cassette n． 盒式磁带player n． 播放机vocabulary n． 词汇carefully adv． 认真地quietly adv． 安静地continue v． 继续until prep． 直到……时；到……为止Module 8*past adj．＆n． 过去(的) prep． 超过……was 动词be(am，is)的过去式*born (动词bear／beo／的过去分词)出生 be born 出生于founder n． 创建者scientist n． 科学家professor n． 教授were 动词be(are)的过去式strict adj． 严格的；严厉的*nice adj． 友好的；令人愉快的friendly adj． 友好的*naughty adj． 淘气的primary adj． 初等的；初级的 primary school 小学well-behaved adj．有礼貌的，循规蹈矩的hey int． 嘿；喂province n． 省；省份Mrs n． 夫人；太太president n． 总统*with prep． 带有；和……在一起store n． 商店movie n． 电影*baseball n． 棒球living room 起居室*kitchen n． 厨房bathroom n． 浴室bedroom n． 卧室wall n． 墙poster n． 招贴画；海报garden n． 花园*pond n． 池塘*fish n． 鱼；鱼肉back adv． 回(原处)；向后 go back 回去somewhere n． 某处；某个地方unfriendly adj． 不友好的partner n． 搭档；同伴character n． 性格Module 9*once adv． 曾经；一度 once upon a time (常用作讲故事的开头语)从前*bear n． 熊*begin v． 开始*decide v． 决定*ride n．＆v． 骑(马；车等) go for a ride 去乘(骑……)golden adj． 金黄色的*little adj． 小的；矮小的pick v． 采摘notice v． 注意到*hurry v．＆n． 赶忙；匆忙knock v． 敲nobody pron． 没有人；无人push v． 推*open adj． 敞开的 V． 建立；开；打开enter v． 进人*count v． 数bowl n． 碗pick up 捡起all adj． 全部的 adv． 全部地：hungry adj． 饿的rush v． 冲；奔try v． 尝试destroy V． 毁坏；破坏unhappy adj． 不高兴的asleep adj． 睡着的*return v． 返回；归还cry v． 哭；喊叫point v． (用手指等)指without prep． 无；没有look around 向四周看die v． 死change into 变成emperor n． 皇帝Module 10January n． 1月February n． 2月March n． 3月April n．4月May n． 5月June n． 6月July n． 7月August n．8月September n． 9月October n． 10月November n． 11月December n． 12月go away 走开；离开actor n． (男)演员writer n． 作家play n． 戏剧poem n． 诗歌age n． 年龄 at the age of 在……岁时marry v． 结婚move v． 搬(家)；移动join v． 参加；加人company n． 剧团；公司become v． (过去式became)成为successful adj． 成功的rich adj. 富有的*snow v． 下雪 n． 雪Module 11*national adj． 民族的；国家的 hero n． 英雄bridge n． 桥build v．(过去式built)建造engineer n． 工程师government n． 政府*museum n．博物馆patriotic adj．爱国的railroad n． 铁路 tunnel n． 隧道Russian adj．俄国的；俄国人的，俄语的 n．俄国人；俄语through prep．从一端到另一端，穿越 go through穿过*over prep．在……的上面astronaut n． 宇航员flag n．旗，旗帜 space n．太空；空间wave v．挥手(致意)spacecraft n． 宇宙飞船headline n． 标题*news n．新闻background n． 背景资料ago adv． 以前pilot n． 飞行员son n． 儿子 orbit v．绕轨道运行 n． 轨道 reach v． 到达altitude n．高度；海拔flight n． 飞行；航程*last v．持续land v． 着陆 n． 陆地safely adv． 安全地third num． 第三person n． 人air force 空军*programme n． 项目； (电视)节目rest v.＆n． 休息husband n． 丈夫date n． 日期*middle n．＆adj．中间（的）end n．＆v．结尾；结束Module 12spend v． （过去式spent） 花费（时间、金钱）*hope v．＆n．希望on holiday在度假；在休假*clock n．时钟；计时器do some shopping买东西；购物*tomorrow n．明天 adv．在明天gran n．<主英口>奶奶；外婆 [granny的缩略]Revision module Bplay with和……一起玩*meaning n． 意义；意思好辛苦先搵到噶～！

汉字“龙”应该音译，不过译成“long”不好，人家会拒绝把这个“长”字配给中国的怪兽，最好用“nong",绝大多数方言区都是读成nong，用方言音译没什么不可以！

楼主你好。这篇比较短：A story About Chinese Dragon It seems there was once a man that who loved dragons so much, he put dragon pictures and sculptures all over his house. The Dragon King was very impressed, so he sent one of his dragons down to say hello to the man and thank him for his efforts. The dragon politely knocked on the front door. When the dragon-lover opened the door, he promptly died of a heart attack! 还有长的：The dragon is a legendary creature of which some interpretation or depiction appears in almost every culture worldwide. The physical description and supposed abilities of the creature vary immensely according to the different cultures in which it appears. However, the unifying feature of almost all interpretations is it being a serpentine or otherwise reptilian monster (or at least possessing a serpentine/reptilian part or trait), and often possessing magical or spiritual qualities.The Chinese dragon or Oriental dragon is a mythical creature in East Asian culture with a Chinese origin. It is visualized as a long, scaled, snake-like creature with four legs and five claws on each.it has long been a potent symbol of auspicious power in Chinese folklore and art. The Chinese dragon is traditionally also the embodiment of the concept of yang (male) and associated with the weather as the bringer of rain and water in an agriculturally water-driven nation. Its female counterpart is the Fenghuang (phoenix).The dragon is sometimes used in the West as a national emblem of China. However, this usage within both the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China on Taiwan is rare. Firstly, the dragon was historically the symbol of the Emperor of China. Starting with the Yuan Dynasty, regular citizens were forbidden to associate themselves with the symbol. The dragon re-emerged during the Qing Dynasty and appeared on national flags.[1]Secondly, in European-influenced cultures, the dragon has aggressive, warlike connotations that the Chinese government wishes to avoid. It is for these reasons that the giant panda is far more often used within China as a national emblem than the dragon. In Hong Kong, however, the dragon is part of the design of Brand Hong Kong, a symbol used to promote Hong Kong as an international brand name[2].Many Chinese people often use the term "Descendants of the Dragon" (龙的传人) as a sign of ethnic identity, as part of a trend started in the 1970s when different Asian nationalities were looking for animal symbols for representations.[1] The wolf was used among the Mongols, the monkey among Tibetans.[1]The Chinese Dragon as ruler of weather and waterMain article: Dragon KingChinese dragons are strongly associated with water in popular belief. They are believed to be the rulers of moving bodies of water, such as waterfalls, rivers, or seas. They can show themselves as water spouts (tornado or twister over water). In this capacity as the rulers of water and weather, the dragon is more anthropomorphic in form, often depicted as a humanoid, dressed in a king's costume, but with a dragon head wearing a king's headdress.There are four major Dragon Kings, representing each of the four seas: the East Sea (corresponding to the East China Sea), the South Sea (corresponding to the South China Sea), the West Sea (sometimes seen as the Indian Ocean and beyond), and the North Sea (sometimes seen as Lake Baikal).Because of this association, they are seen as "in charge" of water-related weather phenomenon. In premodern times, many Chinese villages (especially those close to rivers and seas) had temples dedicated to their local "dragon king". In times of drought or flooding, it was customary for the local gentry and government officials to lead the community in offering sacrifices and conducting other religious rites to appease the dragon, either to ask for rain or a cessation thereof.The King of Wu-Yue in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period was often known as the "Dragon King" or the "Sea Dragon King" because of his extensive hydro-engineering schemes which "tamed" the seas.[edit] The Chinese Dragon as symbol of imperial authority An imperial robe from the Qing DynastyAt the end of his reign, the first legendary Emperor Huang Di was said to have been immortalized into a dragon that resembled his emblem, and ascended to Heaven. Since the Chinese consider Huang Di as their ancestor, they sometimes refer to themselves as "the descendants of the dragon". This legend also contributed towards the use of the Chinese dragon as a symbol of imperial power.The dragon, especially yellow or golden dragons with five claws on each foot, was a symbol for the emperor in many Chinese dynasties. The imperial throne was called the Dragon Throne. During the late Qing Dynasty, the dragon was even adopted as the national flag. The dragon is featured in the carvings on the steps of imperial palaces and tombs, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing.In some Chinese legends, an Emperor might be born with a birthmark in the shape of a dragon. For example, one legend tells the tale of a peasant born with a dragon birthmark who eventually overthrows the existing dynasty and founds a new one; another legend might tell of the prince in hiding from his enemies who is identified by his dragon birthmark.In contrast, the Empress of China was often identified with the Fenghuang.Several Ming Dynasty texts list the Nine Children of a Dragon (龙生九子), which feature prominently in Chinese architectural and monumental decorations. The scholar Xie Zhaozhe (谢肇淛, 1597-1624) gives this listing.A well-known work of the end of the sixteenth century, the [Wuzazu 五杂俎], informs us about the nine different young of the dragon, whose shapes are used as ornaments according to their nature. The [pulao 蒲牢], dragons which like to cry, are represented on the tops of bells, serving as handles. The [qiuniu 囚牛], which like music, are used to adorn musical instruments. The [chiwen 螭吻/鸱吻], which like swallowing, are placed on both ends of the ridgepoles of roofs (to swallow all evil influences). The [chaofeng 嘲风], lion-like beasts which like precipices, are placed on the four corners of roofs. The [yazi 睚眦/睚眥], which like to kill, serve as ornaments of sword-grips. The [bixi 贔屭], which have the shape of the [chilong 螭龙], and are fond of literature, are represented on the sides of grave-monuments. The [bi'an 狴犴], which like litigation, are placed over prison gates (in order to keep guard). The [suanni 狻猊], which like to sit down, are represented upon the bases of Buddhist idols (under the Buddhas' or Bodhisattvas' feet). The [[[baxia]] 霸下], finally, big tortoises which like to carry heavy objects, are placed under grave-monuments. Further, the same author enumerates nine other kinds of dragons — there are so many, says he, because the dragon's nature is very lewd, so that he copulates with all animals —, which are represented as ornaments of different objects or buildings according to their liking prisons, water, the rank smell of newly caught fish or newly killed meat, wind and rain, ornaments, smoke, shutting the mouth (used for adorning key-holes), standing on steep places (placed on roofs), and fire.The dragon is one of the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac which is used to designate years in the Chinese calendar. It is thought that each animal is associated with certain personality traits. Dragon years are usually the most popular to have babies. There are more babies born in Dragon years than in any other animal years of the Zodiac.A number of Chinese proverbs and idioms also feature references to the dragon, for example: "Hoping one's son will become a dragon" (望子成龙, i.e. be as successful and powerful as a dragon).

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