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Lazo’s been conning us the whole time.拉佐一直在耍我们He was never gonna give the nitro to the Confederados. 他从一开始就没打算把硝化物交给南方军We have to run. 我们必须得逃走Of course we do. 这是当然That’s how this place works, right?这个地方就是这样对吗They create an urgency, 他们制造出一种紧迫感a sense of danger 一种危险的感觉so they can strip us down to somethingraw,那样他们就能逼我们显露出狂野的animalistic, primal. 兽性的原始的本性It’s a sick game,这是个变态的游戏and I don’t want to be a part of it.我一点也不想参与其中This isn’t a game. They’ll kill us.这不是个游戏他们会杀了我们But together, 但我知道I know we can find a way out. 我们能一起找到出路How can you be sure? 为什么你这么肯定There’s a voice inside me我脑中有一个声音telling me what I have to do. 告诉我该怎么做And it’s telling me I need you.现在它在说我需要你Shit. 糟了They have Logan. 他们抓住了罗根Help me. 救救我Help me. 救救我No. 不No more pretending. 我不想再伪装了I thought you had no appetite for war, boy. 我以为你不喜欢战争小子This is a declaration of war. 这可是宣战El Lazo set us up. 埃尔・拉佐陷害了我们We can find him for you. 我们能帮你找到他You can find him for us by joining him inhell.你和他一起下地狱就能找到他了Dolores, run! 德洛丽丝快跑Dolores? 德洛丽丝How did you do that? 你怎么做到的You said people come here 你说过人们到这来to change the story of their lives. 是来改写人生故事的I imagined a story 我心中编织了一个故事where I didn’t have to be the damsel.在那里我不再是一名弱女子That train is our only chance of making it那辆火车是我们活着逃出去的唯一机会out of here alive.Motherfuckers. 狗娘养的You pull that trigger, 你扣下扳机we’ll all go up in a ball of hellfire.我们都会烧成火球So, why don’t you loosen your grip a mite?为什么你不放轻松一点It’s okay.没事的I don’t trust him.我不信任他Which is the first step to truly knowing me. 那是真正了解我的第一步Give me your gun, El Lazo. 把你的枪给我埃尔・拉佐Now that we’re all friends,既然我们是朋友了you can call me Lawrence. 你可以叫我劳伦斯And why don’t we settle in?不如我们安顿下来吧It’s a long ride to the front.前路漫漫You want a sip of this swill? 你想来一口这玩意儿吗Don’t worry, it ain’t nitro.别担心不是硝化甘油I’m coming.我来了Girls are a little worn out, but I can rouse姑娘们都累了但我可以叫醒一个one.- You boys want some company? - No, just-你们要人陪吗 -不只要威士忌whiskey.Lawrence’s donation must be running low.劳伦斯”献”的血应该不够了But we’re short on time.但我们没有时间了You need to buck up, Teddy. 你得振作起来泰迪I told you no company. 我跟你说了不要人陪Thought I might join you anyway, 我还是加入你们吧as I never like to drink alone. 我从来都不喜欢独饮isn’t this a rare honor?真是三生有幸啊Teddy…泰迪you know who this is? 你知道这是谁吗I can’t say that I do.我不知道Everything good that has ever happened in在你的人生中发生的所有好事your lifeand everything rotten, 以及所有坏事this is the man you have to thank. 都拜他所赐How I’m doing, Robert?我的情况怎么样罗伯特the one you’ll never see,那个你看不到的世界was one of plenty. 是个富饶之地A fat, soft teat people cling to their entire人们一辈子依附的温柔乡life.Every need taken care of except one–所有的需求都得以满足除了一个purpose, 活着的目的meaning. 生存的意义So they come here. 所以他们来了这里They can be a little scared, a little thrilled, 他们可以有点害怕有点兴奋enjoy some sweetly affirmative bullshit, 享受一些积极的破事and then they take a fucking picture 然后他们拍一张照片and they go back home. 之后就回家But I think there’s a deeper meaning但我觉得在这一切之下藏着更深的意义hiding under all that.Something the person who created it这里的创造者想要表达的东西wanted to express.Something true. 真正的东西Well, if you’re looking for the moral of the如果你是要找故事的寓意story,you could simply ask. 你大可以直接开口问Almost, but not quite, 几乎但没完成thanks to me. 多亏我Or maybe he left something behind. 亦或者他留下了什么I wonder what I would find if I open you我在想如果把你切开我会发现什么up.Even at death’s door,就算死到临头you’re still a loyal pet.你依然是忠诚的宠物Is that why you came here, Robert? 那是你来这里的目的吗罗伯特Try to talk me out of it? 试图劝我放弃On the contrary. 恰恰相反Far be it from me to get in the way 我没有立场去阻碍of a voyage of self-discovery. 自我发现之旅Mr. Flood, we must look back 弗勒德先生我们必须回首and smile at perils past, mustn’t we?笑对危险的过往对吗We should get back on the road. 我们应该上路了Time’s wasting.时间都浪费了Hello, Felix. 你好菲利克斯It’s time you and I had a chat.我们是时候好好聊聊了You got any stories, friend? 你有什么故事吗朋友Yeah, I suppose I do. 是的我想是有的You want to know the saddest thing I ever你想知道我见过的最悲伤的事吗saw?When I was a boy, my brother and I我小的时候我哥和我想要一只狗wanted a dog,so our father took in an old greyhound. 于是我们的父亲带回家一只老灵缇You’ve never seen a greyhound, have you,你从没见过灵缇犬吧比尔Bill?Seen a few showdowns in my day. 我当年倒是看过几次赛犬运动A greyhound is a racing dog. 灵缇是一种赛犬Spends its life running in circles, 终其一生都围着赛场一圈圈地跑chasing a bit of felt made up like a rabbit. 追逐由毛毡布做成的兔子状的东西One day, we took it to the park. 有一天我们带它去了公园Our dad had warned us how fast that dog我爸警告过我们这狗跑得有多快但是…was,but…we couldn’t resist.我们抵挡不住诱惑So, my brother took off the leash, 于是我哥取下了狗绳and in that instant, 就在那一瞬间the dog spotted a cat. 那条狗发现了一只猫I imagine it must have looked just like that piece of felt. 我猜它一定是误把那只猫当成毛毡布做的了He ran. 它就撒开腿跑Never saw a thing as beautiful as that olddog… running.我从没见过比那只狗跑起来更美的东西Until, at last, he finally caught it. 直到最后它抓住了那只猫And to the horror of everyone, 令大家感到毛骨悚然的是he killed that little cat. 它杀死了那只小猫Tore it to pieces. 把它撕成了碎片Then he just sat there, confused. 然后它坐在那里一脸迷惑That dog had spent its whole life 那只狗一辈子trying to catch that… thing.都在试图抓住那东西Now it had no idea what to do. 现在它不知道该如何是好了That is one humdinger of a story, partner. 真是个好故事啊朋友Shall we drink to the lady with the whiteshoes?我们要为穿白鞋的女士喝上一杯吗Find me. 找到我Show me how. 教我该怎么做There she is. 那里就是了Pariah…珀里亚City of outcasts, delinquents, 一个满是流浪汉流氓thieves, whores, and murderers. 小偷妓女和杀人犯的城市Once we cross the gates, 一旦我们跨过那些门you will reap the full benefits 你们将获得数不尽的好处of El Lazo’s gratitude for my safe return.都是埃尔・拉佐对我安全返回表示的谢礼Are you all right? 你还好吧Wyatt killed a settler family, 怀亚特杀了一家定居户made off with their daughter. 抓了他们的女儿Girl I think you know. 那姑娘你应该认识Name of Dolores. 名叫德洛丽丝They have Dolores? 他们带走了德洛丽丝There it is. 就是这个The magic word. 神奇咒语Hey, much obliged there, son. 嘿多谢了孩子Don’t worry about him.不用管他Someone will be along for him shortly. 很快就会有人来把他带走的Mommy! 妈妈Are you all right? 你还好吗When I ran from home, 离家出走时I told myself it was the only way. 我告诉自己这是唯一的办法Lately, I wondered if in every moment, 最近我在想是否人生中的每一刻there aren’t many paths.其实并没有那么多选择Choices… hanging in the air like ghosts.各种选择像鬼魂一样挂在空中And if you could just see them, 如果你能看到它们you could change your whole life. 你就能改变自己的人生Is that what you want? You want tochange your life?那就是你想要的吗你想改变自己的人生Doesn’t everybody want that?大家不是都想这样吗Yeah, I guess they do. 是啊我想是吧Maybe that’s why they come here.也许这就是他们来这里的原因Whoever you were before doesn’t matterhere.你过去是谁在这里不重要There’s no rules or restrictions.这里没有规则或是限制You can change the story of your life. 你可以改变自己的人生You can become someone else. 你可以成为别人No one will judge you, no one in the real world will even know. 没人会评判你现实世界里的人根本不会知道The only thing holding you back is yourself. 唯一阻碍你的就是你自己What did you mean by that? 你这话是什么意思You said no one in the real world will 你说现实世界里的人不会知道know.I thought you weren’t supposed to noticethings like that.我以为你不会注意到这种细节呢Why wouldn’t I?为什么不会You know, recently, 最近it seems like the whole world is calling tome整个世界都好像在与我对话in a way it hasn’t before.以一种前所未有的方式Billy! Where the hell you been? Come on. 比利你去哪了快来El Lazo has agreed to have an audiencewith y’all tomorrow.埃尔・拉佐同意明天见你们In the meantime, there’s a brothel Irecommend.同时我给你们推荐个妓院Ooh, they have a contortionist. 他们那还有柔体演员Oh, I don’t think Dolores would find thatvery interesting.德洛丽丝对那种地方应该不感兴趣Who the fuck cares what Dolores wants? 谁他妈在乎德洛丽丝想要怎样She’s a goddamn doll!她就是个玩偶Can you not say that around her? 你能不要在她面前说这个吗I swear, I feel like she understands. 说真的我感觉她听得懂Of course you do. 你当然这么觉得Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them. 只要我们没有忘记死者他们就不算真正死了May you rest in a deep and dreamlessslumber.愿你陷入一夜无梦的沉睡Hello, Dolores. 你好德洛丽丝Do you know where you are? 你知道你身在何处吗- I’m in a dream. - Yes, Dolores. -我在梦里 -没错德洛丽丝You’re in my dream.你在我的梦里Tell me, do you know what this dreammeans?告诉我你知道这个梦意味着什么吗Dreams are the mind telling stories toitself.梦是内心的自言自语They don’t mean anything.没有任何意义No, dreams mean everything. 不梦意味着一切They’re the stories we tell ourselves of梦中我们告诉自己会发生什么事what could be,who we could become. 我们会成为什么人Have you been dreaming again, Dolores? 你又做梦了吗德洛丽丝Imagining yourself breaking out of your…想象自己摆脱你那小循环的束缚modest little loop?Taking on a bigger role? 担当更重要的角色Well, I suppose I can’t begrudge you that.恐怕我也不能因此妒忌你My father told me 我父亲曾告诉我to be satisfied with my lot in life. 要对人生知足That the world owed me nothing. 这世界不欠我的And so, I made my own world. 所以我就创造了自己的世界Tell me, Dolores. 告诉我德洛丽丝Do you remember the man I used to be? 你记得我以前是什么样的吗I’m sorry.抱歉I’m forgetful sometimes.我有时容易健忘Hardly your fault. 不是你的错But I’m sure you remember him.但我肯定你记得他Arnold. 阿诺德The person who created you. 那个创造你的人I’m sorry, I don’t think I recall anyone by抱歉我不记得任何叫这个名字的人that name.And yet you can. 你可以的Somewhere under all those updates, 经过这么多的更新he is still there. 他还在那里Perfectly preserved. 得以完美留存Your mind is a walled garden. 你的内心就像一座隐秘花园Even death cannot touch the flowers即便死亡也无法触及其中盛放的花朵blooming there.Have you been hearing voices? 你是不是一直听到声音Has Arnold been speaking to you again? 阿诺德又和你说话了吗No. 没有You’re…你…- You’re hurting me. - Analysis. -你弄疼我了 -分析模式When was your last contact with Arnold? 你上次和阿诺德接触是什么时候Last contact: 34 years, 42 days, seven上次接触 34年42天7小时之前hours ago.Yes, Dolores. 没错德洛丽丝The day Arnold died. 正是阿诺德死的那天And you have no records of any contact从那以后你再没有跟他接触的记录了吗with him since?No. 没有了What was the last thing he said to you? 他对你最后说的话是什么He told me I was going to help him. 他叫我帮他Help him do what? 帮他做什么To destroy this place. 摧毁这个地方But you didn’t, did you?但你没这么做是吧You’ve been content…你满足于…in your little loop. 你那简单的故事循环For the most part. 大部分是这样I wonder…我很好奇if you did take on that bigger role for倘若你真的担起那个重要角色yourself,would you have been the hero…你是会成为英雄or the villain? 还是恶人That’s enough, Dolores.这就够了德洛丽丝I’m sorry for bothering you,抱歉打扰你but… there’s no one else left who was但…除了你我之外再没有别人there,no one who understands as we其他人都不会明白我们所明白的那些事understand.Are we…我们very old friends? 是很久的朋友吗Of course. 当然Did I do something wrong? 我做错什么事了吗Just earlier, I thought I heard you talking tosomeone.就是之前我好像听到你跟某人说话Must have been the wind. 肯定是风声Good morning. 早上好This way. 这边走The farther up we get from Sweetwater, 我们走得离甜水镇越远the more… grandiose, the bigger thenarratives become.故事框架就变得越宏大越壮阔It’s beautiful in its own way.它有着自己独特的美For once, I agree. 这一次我倒是同意Some of the park feels like it was designed 公园的部分地方会让人觉得它是由by committee or market-tested, 某个委员会或市场检验部设计出来的but everything out here is more raw. 但这里的一切都更具野性But it doesn’t come cheap.但它可不便宜Rumor is they are hemorrhaging cash. 传言这里贵得让人吐血We’re considering buying them out.我们在考虑买断他们Supposedly, this place was all started by apartnership.据传这地方原本是两个人合伙创造的And then right before the park opened, 但就在公园开业前夕one of the partners killed himself. 其中一位合伙人自杀了Sent the park into a freefall. 让公园的状况急转直下I mean, I don’t know any of the details.我不知道相关的细节I don’t even know his name.我甚至不知道他的名字You must have a team of lawyers looking at this place. 你肯定已经让一队律师在查这个地方了吧Yeah, well, they came up empty. 是啊但他们一无所获He’s a complete mystery. Not even a picture. 他完全是个谜一样的存在连张照片都没有Well, whoever designed this place, 不管是谁设计了这地方you get the feeling they don’t think verymuch of people.你可以感觉到他们把人类看得很轻Who are they? 他们是什么人They call themselves “The Army of New 他们自称是”新弗吉尼亚之军”Virginia.”Everyone else calls them “The其他人都称他们是南方军Confederados.”My father told me about them. 我父亲跟我说过他们Ex-Confederate soldiers that refused to他们都是在战后拒绝投降的前南方军surrender after the war.Now they work as mercenaries below the现在他们在国境以南当雇佣军border.- They are the key to this game. - What-他们是这个游戏的关键 -什么游戏game?Well, the biggest game there is… war.最大的游戏啊战争Supposedly, it’s at the far reaches of the据传那位于公园很边缘遥远的地方park.Now, I’ve never made it that far,我从没去过那么远的地方but this could be our chance. 但这次我们可能有机会I’ve known plenty of truly fucked up我这辈子也认识很多疯狂的人individuals in my time.Few that would hold a candle to you, sure. 很少有人能比得上你This one? Theodore Flood? 但这一个希奥多・弗勒德He was Wyatt’s friend.他曾是怀亚特的朋友Those former associations are exactly why过往的交情正是我们需要他的原因we need him.He’s going to lead me straight to the big,他会带领我直接找到大恶狼的bad wolf.I wouldn’t count on that.我劝你别有过高的指望Oh, shit. 妈的Didn’t take you for the charitable type.我没想到你是慈悲为怀的那种人啊You should’ve left him on that tree to die.你就该留他被挂在那棵树上等死You believe in fate, Lawrence? 你相信命运吗劳伦斯If the bitch exists, 如果真有命运这贱人I’d like to kick her in the teeth about now.我现在就想朝她脸上踢一脚Don’t be so glib.别油嘴滑舌You’ll hurt my feelings.你会伤我心的As another old friend of mine likes to say, 我另一位老朋友总爱说“There’s a path for everyone.”“每个人都有自己的路”Your path leads you back to me. 你的路指引你回到我身边You ever wonder why I’ve kept you with你想过为什么我这一路都要带着你吗me this whole journey?Maybe you like the pleasure of my或许你喜欢有我陪着你company,you sadistic fuck. 变态施虐狂Why, maybe I do. 或许是吧There’s not a man in the world世上没有一个人who’ll take the tone with me you do.敢用你这口气跟我说话In a past life, perhaps. 上辈子可能有吧Teddy here’s not looking long for this我们的泰迪已经奄奄一息world.Nearest healer is in Pariah. 离这最近的医生在珀里亚Ain’t no way he’s gonna make it that far.但他绝对撑不到那里He’s lost too much blood.他失血过多Are you lost? 你们迷路了吗Our friend here’s a little worse for the我们这位朋友情况不太好wear.Any water nearby, son? 附近有水吗孩子There’s a creek on the other side of the峡谷那头有条小溪canyon.Fetch us some, would you? 可以帮我们打点水吗Now hurry. 快一点Friend here needs some if he’s gonna这位朋友需要水才能活make it.Get! 快去Too small. 太小了What does that mean? 什么意思What are you sending him for water for? 你为什么叫他去打水I’m the one you made fill up the sow’s bag你早上才叫我用猪皮袋盛满了水this morning.A shame, really. 可惜了真的I always enjoy our time together, 我挺享受和你共处的时光劳伦斯Lawrence.The fuck is that supposed to mean? 你这话是他妈什么意思It means… I was wrong.意思是…我错了The path that brought you here, it wasn’t将你带来这里的使命不是为我for me,It was for him. 而是为他Sorry, Lawrence. 对不住了劳伦斯Guess I’ll see you on the other side.我们在另一个世界再见吧It’s not looking good for you.你的情况不太妙啊- Closing. - Forget it, I win. -马上就好 -算了吧我赢了I always win! 我总是能赢Hey, not fair. 不公平All you had was a smashed cheekbone and你只需要修补被砸碎的颧骨和一只耳朵an ear.You know how hard it is to get the auricle你知道要让耳廓曲线对称有多难吗curves symmetrical?You had to what? 你得做什么Plug and patch of couple bullet holes? 填塞修补几个子弹孔And a knife wound. 还有一条刀疤It was a contained incision. 这是个有所控制的切口Almost like they were looking for就好像他们在找什么东西something.Are you fucking kidding me? 你他妈在逗我吗You really think this little fuck puppet’s你真以为这小人偶会反击你吗coming to get you?It got off the table and ran. 它上次逃离了手术台That’s ’cause you forgot to put her in sleep那是因为你忘了让她进入睡眠模式mode.I really think I remembered to put her in但我真记得我有让她进入睡眠模式sleep mode.You know, that’s the thing about那就是”忘记”的本质特点forgetting.You think you remembered, but you你以为你记得但其实你忘了didn’t.- Break time. - Yeah! -休息吧 -太棒了I’ve got a ham sandwich我有一个火腿三明治and a nubile redhead loaded up in the VR虚拟坦克里还有一个性感红发女郎tank,awaiting instruction. 在等待指示Yes! 太好了Welcome back. 欢迎回来Looks like a couple of gallons of Lawrence 看来你体内流淌的的几加仑劳伦斯的血swirling around in you did you good. 把你的命给救回来了Ready to get back on the road? 准备好上路了吗Merciful thing would be to put a bullet in仁慈点一枪打死我好了me.Who ever said I was merciful? 谁告诉你我仁慈了And it’s not my fault you’re suffering.你受难又不是我的错You used to be beautiful. 你以前可美了When this place started, 这地方刚投入运营的时候I opened one of you up once. 我曾把你们当中的一人开膛破肚A million little perfect pieces. 上万块精密零件And then they changed you. 后来他们改变了你们Made you this sad, real mess. 弄成这副可怜又真实的鬼样子Flesh and bone, just like us. 血肉之躯就跟我们一样They said it would improve the park他们说这样能提升游园体验experience.But you know why they really did it? 但你知道他们真实的目的吗It was cheaper. 这样更便宜些Your humanity is cost-effective. 你们的人性很节省成本So is your suffering. 你的受难也一样Whatever it is you want from me, mister…不管你想从我身上得到什么先生…I ain’t gonna be worth a damn to you like我这样对你都毫无价值this.Well, that would be a shame, Teddy. 那真可惜了泰迪After your misadventure, 在你的悲惨遭遇后had some hidden depths. 隐藏得特别深That is a laser-based satellite uplink. 那是激光卫星上行设备This was in the body of the host? 在接待员体内吗You were right. 你说得对Orion’s Belt has three stars, not four.猎户座腰带上有三颗星不是四颗Our friend wasn’t drawing stars,我们的朋友不是在画星星he was drawing a target. 他是在画目标Someone has been using our hosts 有人在利用我们的接待员to smuggle data out of the park. 窃取公园里的数据传出去Now, this…好吧这…this I could get used to. 我能习惯这里You’re not gonna indulge?你不打算放纵一下吗My flesh has tasted 我的肉体体验过a greater pleasure than any offered inhere–比这里更棒的快感war. 战争I know you wanna– you wanna play thewar game,我知道你想…你想玩战争游戏but I’m not going anywhere with thesepsychopaths.我不会跟这些疯子去任何地方的If you don’t like them, once we get to thefun,如果你不喜欢他们等我们玩够了you can just kill them and join theRevolutionaries.你就杀了他们加入反叛军No, Logan, enough’s enough.不罗根够了I’m not doing this.我不会参与的You actually let loose for once. 你其实也曾释放过一次天性You shoot an unarmed man, and now you feel bad 你开枪打了一个手无寸铁的人现在你觉得很难过because you can’t call yourself the hero.因为你没法以英雄自居Don’t you get it yet?你还不懂吗There is no such thing as heroes or villains. 没有什么英雄和反派之分It’s just a giant… circle jerk.只有一个巨大的…轮回混蛋I think that philosophy says way more 我觉得这个哲理更多地阐明了你这人的about you 本质than it does about the world. 而非这个世界的本质And you– you see the world so clearly? 你以为你看清了这个世界You probably think you’re on this trip你或许认为你之所以到这里来because you’re some kind of contender,是因为你是个竞争者some– some threat to me. 能对我构成某种威胁I picked you precisely because 我选你恰恰是因为you will never be a threat to anyone. 你对谁也构不成威胁My sister probably picked you for thesame reason.我妹妹选你恐怕也是因为同样的理由I earned my place. 我的地位是靠我自己得来的Nobody handed it to me. 不是有人拱手相送的Right, a lifetime of working hard, 是啊一辈子兢兢业业following the rules, and you finally reach 遵规守纪你终于the pinnacle of your career trajectory–迎来了你事业的高峰了executive vice president, upper middlemanagement.执行副总裁中上层管理者Do you remember the day that 你还记得你终于得到了you finally got those three fancy littleletters?那三个美妙的小字母的那天吗EVP. EVP[执行副总裁]You walked into my office in that cheap black suit of yours, 你穿着那套廉价的黑西服走进我的办公室and you shook my hand 握着我的手and you thanked me for the opportunity. 感谢我给了你这个机会That was the best day of your life. 那是你人生中最美好的一天了Right, buddy. 对吧伙计That’s what I thought.我猜你也不敢What does it mean? 这是什么意思The maze…迷宫You must follow the maze. 你必须追寻迷宫What’s wrong with me?我这是怎么了Perhaps you are unraveling. 或许你正在觉醒Right here. 这里Easy pumping that nitro into him. 给他输那硝化物时小心点Fill the empties with tequila and seal them把这空瓶装满龙舌兰然后封起来up.Your work for the revolution is not quite你为革命所做的工作还没完呢我的朋友done yet, my friend.Careful. 小心点Slim always had a bad temper. 斯利姆的脾气可不好William, we have to go now. 威廉我们现在必须得走了And what is it you’re hoping to find there?你希望在那里找到什么呢You know why you exist, Teddy? 你知道你为什么存在吗泰迪The world out there, 外面的世界No. 不I wouldn’t say friends, Dolores.我觉得不能用朋友这个词德洛丽丝I wouldn’t say that at all.绝对算不上是朋友He doesn’t know.他不知道I didn’t tell him anything.我什么都没对他说That’s it.就是这样Come on, little one. 加油小家伙Come on. 加油What the fuck? 搞什么鬼Grab it! 逮住它God…天啊damn it. 该死的Little shit. 破烂玩意儿Jesus, tell me… tell me you’re not this天啊告诉我告诉我你没蠢到这个地步stupid.You stole a bird 你偷了一只鸟and a fucking behavior tablet? 和行为控制板I wasn’t stealing,我并不是偷I was borrowing. 我只是借用Haven’t got the code right yet, but with代码还没调好但只要勤加练习…practice…Is that your ace plan? 那就是你的宏伟大计吗You’re gonna fix up a birdie and get修好这只小鸟好升职吗yourself a promotion?You’re not a fucking ornithologist.你他妈又不是鸟类学家And you’re sure as hell not a coder.而且也绝对不是写代码的程序员You are a butcher. 你就是个屠夫That is all you will ever be. 也注定永远是个屠夫So, unless you want to score yourself 所以除非你想让自己a one-way ticket out of here for因为侵占公司财物被扫地出门misappropriating corporate property,you better destroy that fucking shit. 否则最好毁了这玩意儿Now, come on, we got another body. 快又来了一具What? 怎么了It’s her.是她Again. 又是她Jesus. 天啊How the hell did you get this job 你那么怕这些玩意儿if you’re scared shitless of these things.究竟是怎么得到这份工作的Personality testing should’ve weeded you你早该在性格测试阶段就被淘汰了out in the embryo.Now, come on, let’s get this thing back in快啊处理了好送回去继续下一轮rotation.Yesterday, you seemed out of sorts. 昨天你似乎心烦意乱You feeling better this morning? 今天早上好点了吗I had troubled dreams. 我做了几个噩梦But I feel more myself now. 但现在好多了Guys, come on. 伙计们快El Lazo awaits. 埃尔・拉佐等着呢And I present you El Lazo! 隆重介绍埃尔・拉佐You’re a hard man to find.要找到你可真不容易Most wanted men are. 被通缉的人大都这样We saved your man Slim here from quite a predicament. 你这位手下斯利姆身陷困境被我们救了出来In recompense, 作为回报I’d like an introduction to your Confederado friends. 希望你能引荐我们认识下你的南方军朋友It’s only fair.很公平的交易- There’s no such thing as fair here. - Sitdown.-在这里不存在什么公平 -请坐In Pariah, justice ain’t just blind,在珀里亚公正不止是盲目的she’s crooked.还很扭曲Bitch’s scales are always tipped.这贱人的天平总是倾斜的If you don’t see how,如果你没有看出来well, that’s ’cause they’re tipped againstyou.是因为公正向你这边倾斜Still, by way of gratitude, 当然为了表示感谢I can supply you a night 我可以提供你一晚时间with some very amenable women. 与几位百依百顺的女人共度I’ve fucked enough whores.婊子我已经操够了You’re gonna need to sweeten the pot.你得增加点甜头才行How about I sweeten it by killing youquickly?不如我让你死得痛快点算是甜头如何There’s something you’re seeking, isn’tthere?你在寻找某样东西不是吗I know what that feels like. 我知道那种感觉I’m seeking something, too.我也在寻找某样东西If you let us, 如果你允许I know we can help you. 我知道我们能帮助你How is it the lunatics always find their wayto me?为什么疯子们总能找到我Then again, the Confederados 不过话又说回来南方军are missing a few bullets in their barrels,too.神经也不太正常You folks just might get along. 你们说不定很合得来A Union convoy’s transporting a shipment今天有一支北方军的运输车队。

教案课程名称新生代英语高级教程 2 课时班级专业教师系部教研室教材《新生代英语高级教程2》1教学计划教学Unit2“It’sfasterandmoreexpensive.单元单元主题ComputersShowTime“It’sfasterandmoreexpensive. ”Reading教Screentime,allthetime!ChatTime学HowdoIprint?内Writing容InstructionsforacomputerGrammarComparativeandsuperlativeadverbsMyStoryUsingtechnology ”课时8 安排教学目标Warm-up Togetstudentstotalkaboutthemaintopicofthisunitinacomfortableandrelaxedmanner教学活动建议Tellstudentsthatthefocusofthisuni tisoncomputersandsocialmedia. Askstudentstothinkaboutwhatfactors theywouldconsiderifchoosingacomput erforthemselves.Getacoupleofstuden tstosharetheirthoughts. Readtherubricaloudandgivestudentsse veralminutestocompletethematchingt ask.Thengetstudentstosharetheirrea sonswithapartner.2VocabularyBuilder AandBToteachstudentsnewvocabularyrelatedtocomputersCToimprovestudentslisteningandcomprehensionskillsNominateacoupleofstudentstoreportbackontheirchoicesandreasons.Havestudentslistenandrepeatthewordsandtheexpression,teachingthedefinitionforeachone.Youcanchecktheircomprehensionbyaskingquestions,suchas:Whichwordmeansaportablecomputer?(laptop)Whatisthepartofthecomputerwetypeon?(keyboard)Whatisthepartofthecomputerthesoundcomesoutof?(speakers)Oncestudentsseemcomfortablewiththenewwordsandtheexpression,havethemcompleteExerciseBandthenswitchbooks.Gothroughtheanswers,callingondifferentstudentseachtime.Correctanyerrors.Ifyouwantto,youcanstarteachclasswithashortspellingtest,whichworksquitewellasawarm-up.Givestudentsseveralminutestoskimtheconversation.Elicitwhatthetwofriends’aretalkingabout(computers).Askstudent s:WhatkindofcomputerdoesKevinhave?WhatkindofcomputerdoesJennywant?Allowstudentstocheckthemeaningofanyunfamiliarlanguage.Playtheaudio,twiceifnecessary.Pausetheaudiosothatstudentshavetimetofillintheblanks.Allowstudentstochecktheiranswerswithapartnerbeforenominatingacoupleofconfidentstudentstoperformtheconversationinfrontoftheclass.D Toimprovestudentsspeakingandcomprehensionskil lsAskstudentstolookatthediagram.Readtherubricandcheckthatstudents’understandthetask.Organizestudentsintopairs.Challengethemtoseewhocanbethefastesttocompletethediagram.Collectanswersaroundtheclass,wrid.As tinganynewlanguageontheblackboar3ShowTime AToteachstudentsspeakingskillsthroughtheuseofpicturesB,CandDToimprovestudentslisteningcomprehensionthroughtheuseofvideoReading A,BandCToimprovestudentsreadingcomprehensionstudentsgiveyoutheiranswers,elicitthecorrectpronunciation.Tellstudentstolookatthepicturesandasksomebasiccomprehensionquestions,suchas:Whoarethesepeople?Wherearethey?Whataretheydoing?Askstudentstoguesswhathappenedinthisvideoandtomatchthepicturestothesentencesaccordingtotheirownunderstanding.Havestudentswatchthevideoinitsentirety.Askthemtochecktheiranswerswithapartner.ForExerciseB,askstudentstoreadthrougheachstatementandtowritethe’correctword.ForExerciseC,playthevideoagain.HaveapairofstudentsreadouttheconversationwithonestudentplayingtheroleofMr.SanchezandtheotherasMrs.Sanchez.Foranextensionactivity,studentscanrole-playdescribingtheircomputers,usingthewordsandexpressionslearnedinthisunit.ForExerciseD,havestudentsreadthrougheachsentenceandthenputtheeventsinorder.ChecktheanswersforExercisesB,C,andD.Studentscanexchangebooksandlistenasyougothroughtheanswers.ExerciseAReadthetext ’sheadingaloudtostudents ’andelicitwhat“screentime”means.(Itmea nsthetimespentstaringatacomputerorphonescreen.)Askstudentstolookatthepictureswhichelicitwhatmightbehappeningineachstory.Getstudentstoreadthetext,referr ingtoWORDS&EXPRESSIONStohelpthe mwithunfamiliarlanguage.Askthemwhethertheirpredictionsaboutthepictureswerecorrect.4D,EandF Toreviewtheuseful wordsandexpressionsAskstudentstoreadthestatementsandtodecidewhethertheyaretrueorfalse.Checkanswersaroundtheclass,askingstudentstocorrectthefalsestatements. ExerciseBReadtherubricaloud,stressingthefactthatstudentscanuseamaximumofthreewords.Askstudentstoreadthetextagainandcompletethesentences.Allowstudentstochecktheiranswerswithapartner.Nominateacoupleofstudentstoreadthesentences.ExerciseCGetstudentstoanswerthequestions,allowingthemtorefertothetextagainifnecessary.Checkanswersaroundtheclass. ExerciseDGetstudentstomatchthewordstoformcollocationsfromthetext.Checkanswersaroundtheclass,elicitingthemeaningofeachcollocation.Askstudentstocompletethesentences.Fastfinishersshouldwriteexamplesentencescontainingthecollocationsandthenblankthecollocationsout.Theywillreadthesentencesaloudtoapartner,whoshouldlistenandsupplythecorrectcollocations. ExerciseEReadtherubricaloud.Dothefirstexampleasaclass,beforegivingstudentsseveralminutestocompletetherestoftheactivitybythemselves.Collectanswersaroundtheclass.Personalizethenewlanguagebyaskingstudentsquestions,suchas:Howdoyouknowwhensomeoneislove-struck?WhatkindofprogramwillhaveyoionontheInternetrecently? ugluedtotheTV?Whathascausedasensat5BeyondtheText Toimprovestudentscriticallythinkingabilityandencourag ethemtolearnalesson fromthetext ExerciseFOrganizestudentsintopairs.Challengethemtoseewhocanbethefirstpairtocompletethecrossword.Goovertheanswersasaclass.ExerciseAReadtherubricandJackson ’spostaloud’tostudents.GetstudentstoreadPatrick’scomment.Askthemtodecidewhetherornottheyagreewithitandgetacoupleofstudentstosharetheirthoughts.AskstudentstowriteareplytoPatrick ’s comment.Youmayelicitpolitewaysofagreeinganddisagreeingwithanonlinecommentbeforeaskingstudentstoworkontheirreplies.Getacoupleofstudentstosharetheirreplieswiththerestoftheclass.AskstudentstothinkoftheircommentstoJackson’spost,suchas:Isthissomethingyou’veheardaboutbefore?Whatdoyouthinkcouldbedonetostopemployeesdoingthiskindofthing?What ’syour opinionofpeoplewhodothis?Afterdiscussion,getstudentstowritetheircommentsinthecorrespondingbox.Nominateacoupleofstudentstoreadtheircommentstotherestoftheclass.ExerciseBReadtherubricaloudtostudentsandmakesuretheyunderstandthetask.Elicitthemeaningoftheexpression“grayarea”It.(meanssomethingwhichcannotbeplacedclearlyintothecategoriesgiven.)Whenstudentshavecategorizedthebehaviors,givethemseveralminutestosharetheirthoughtswithapartner.Conductclassfeedback,makingsurethatstudentsgivereasonsfortheirchoices.Generawriteanynewlanguageontheblackboard. teasmuchdiscussionaspossibleand6ChatTime Toimprovestudentslistening,speaking,writingandactingskillsthroughtheuseofconversationWriting Toimprovestudentswritingskillsandlearntowriteinstructionsforacomputer Exercises’A&BForExerciseA,explaintostudentsthattheywillhearaconversationinwhichtwopeoplediscussatechnicalproblem.Introducethekeywordsforthisconversation.Tellstudentstolistencarefullyandtowritedownwhattheyhearintheblanks.Ifnecessary,pausetheaudiosothatstudentshavetimetowrite.HavestudentspracticetalkingaboutcomputersusingthequestionsinExerciseB.HavestudentsreadthroughLANGUAGENOTE,whichteachestheidiom“fingerscrossed”.Askstudentstotellyouaboutanyluckyexperiencestheyhavehadrecently.ExerciseCReadtherubricaloudanddirectstudents ’attentiontoUsefullanguage.Elicitsomedifferentwaysofaskingforhelp,suchas:Canyougivemeahand?Doyouhaveaminute?Ineedabitofhelp.Makesurestudentsknowhowtothanksomeonefortheirhelp,andhowtoacknowledgeadvice,suchas:Thankssomuchforyourhelp!Igive’thatllago.Whydidn’tIthinkofthat?Thankyou!Monitorasstudentsrole-playtheirconversations,offeringsupportwherenecessary.Chooseaconfidentpairtoperformtheirconversationtotherestoftheclass.Exercise’ATellstudentsthattheyareg oingtopracticewritingins tructions. Elicitwhatishappeningineachpi cture.Givestudentsseveralminutestoputthepicturesinthecorrectorder.Checkanswersasaclass. ExerciseBReadtherubricaloudandmakesure7studentsunderstandthattherearetwopartsinthisexercise.Monitorasstudentscompletethetask,offeringsupportwherenecessary.Checkanswersaroundtheclass.Elicitwhatmakestheseinstructionsclearandeasytofollow.(Theyareshortandconcise,andtheverbcomesatthebeginningofeachinstruction.)ExerciseCReadthewordsandexpressionsintheboxesandcheckthatstudentsunderstandtheirmeanings.Getstudentstocompletethetask.Allowthemtochecktheiranswerswithapartnerbeforereadingthelistaroundtheclass.Fastfinisherscanbechallengedtothinkoffivemoredosanddon ’tsforcomputerusage.ExerciseDElicitsomeofthelanguagestudentswillneedbeforetheystartwriting.Askstudents:WhatdoIneedtodoifIwanttoswitchoffalaptopcorrectly?Elicitwhatstudentsneedtobearinmindwhenwritinginstructions,suchas:Theinstructionsneedtobeclearandconcise,andtheimperativeformoftheverbshouldgoatthebeginningofeachsentence.Circulateasstudentswritetheirinstructions,offeringsupportwherenecessary.Choosesomeclearsetsofinstructionsandshowthemtotheclass.8Grammar Toteachstudentshowtousecomparativeandsuperlativeadverbs ExerciseAStartbyexplainingthatweusecomparativewhencomparingtwothingsandsuperlativewhenwewanttocomparethreeormorethings.Writeasentenceofeachontheblackboard.Forexample,youlookattheheightofstudentsinyourclassandthenmakesentences,suchas:JohnnyistallerthanPeter.Simonisthetallestintheclass.Makesuretoemphasizethatweuse“than”withthecomparativeand“the”withthesuperlative.Teachthespellingrulesforeach.Ifyouwanttopracticemore,youcanbringpicturesofobjectsorrealobjectstoclassandhavestudentscomparethem.Oncestudentsseemcomfortablewiththegrammar,havethemcompletetheexerciseandthenswitchbookstocorrecttheirmistakes.ExerciseBBeginbyelicitingthedifferencebetweenthecomparativeandsuperlativeforms.Askstudentstoskimtheletter.Askgeneralquestionstochecktheircomprehension,suchas:WhatisFangdoingnextyear?WhyisSophiawritingtoher?Completethefirstblanktogetherasaclass.Thengetstudentstocompletetherestoftheletterchoosingthecomparativeorsuperlativeformofthewords.Readthecompletedletteraroundtheclass.9MyStory Toimprovestudentslisteningcomprehensionandspeakingabilitythroughtheuseofvideo Exercises’A&BTellstudentsthattheywillseeavideoinwhichrealpeopletalkabouthowtheyusetechnology.PlaythevideoandhavestudentscompletethetrueorfalsestatementsinExerciseA.Insomecases,youmayneedtopausethevideotohelpstudents.Havestudentstellyoutheanswers,correctinganymistakes.PlaythevideoagainandhavestudentsanswerthequestionsinExerciseB,pausingthevideoifnecessary.Checkstudents’answers,correctinganymistakes.ExerciseCReadthequestionsaloud.Givestudentsseveralminutestothinkabouthowthey ’ll answereachquestionandtotakesomenotes.Organizestudentsintopairstoaskeachotherquestionsandtosharetheiranswers.Nominateafewstudentstoreportbackontheirpartners ’answers.课后学习设计作业FinishalltheexercisesinUnit2.Readthetextinthisunitagainandtrytosummariseitscontent.Writeinstructionsforacomputer.课后总结与反思10补充教学资源VocabularyBuilder参考译文凯文：嗨，珍妮。

The invention of the computer is arguably one of the most significant milestones in the history of technology.It has revolutionized the way we live,work,and communicate. Here is an essay on the invention of the computer,highlighting its origins,development, and impact on society.The Birth of the ComputerThe concept of a computer dates back to ancient times,with devices like the abacus used for simple calculations.However,the modern computer as we know it today was born in the mid20th century.The first electronic generalpurpose computer,the ENIAC Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer,was developed during World War II by J.Presper Eckert and John W.Mauchly.It was a massive machine that filled a room and was primarily used for military calculations.The Evolution of ComputingFollowing the ENIAC,the development of the computer accelerated rapidly.The invention of the transistor in1947by John Bardeen,Walter Brattain,and William Shockley at Bell Labs marked a significant breakthrough,leading to smaller and more efficient computers.The1960s saw the emergence of mainframe computers,which were large,powerful machines used by businesses and universities.The1970s brought the advent of the microprocessor,with Intels4004being the first commercially available microprocessor in1971.This development paved the way for personal computers PCs,which became accessible to the general public in the1980s. Companies like IBM and Apple played pivotal roles in popularizing PCs,with Apples Macintosh,introduced in1984,being a significant milestone in userfriendly computing. The Internet and BeyondThe invention of the World Wide Web by Tim BernersLee in1989further transformed the role of computers.The web made information accessible to anyone with a computer and an internet connection,democratizing knowledge and communication.The1990s saw the rise of the internet,email,and online services,which have become integral parts of modern life.In the21st century,the computer has evolved from a tool for calculations and data processing to a multifaceted device that supports a wide range of activities,from entertainment to complex scientific research.The development of mobile computing, with smartphones and tablets,has further extended the reach of computing power.Impact on SocietyThe invention of the computer has had a profound impact on society.It has transformed industries,from manufacturing to healthcare,by automating processes and providing tools for analysis and decisionmaking.In education,computers have become essential tools for learning and research,offering access to vast resources of information and facilitating global collaboration.The computer has also reshaped social interactions,with social media platforms connecting people across the globe and changing the way we communicate.However,it has also raised concerns about privacy,security,and the digital divide,highlighting the need for responsible use and regulation.ConclusionThe invention of the computer has been a catalyst for change,driving technological advancements and shaping the modern world.As we continue to innovate and develop new technologies,it is crucial to consider the ethical implications and ensure that the benefits of computing are accessible to all.The future of computing holds great promise, with artificial intelligence,quantum computing,and other emerging technologies poised to redefine our relationship with machines.。

常见形容词比较级最高级变化一览表常见形容词比较级、最高级变化一览表：形容词词尾加上“er” “est”构成比较级、最高级。

例如，bright（明亮的）变成 brighter（更明亮的）和 brightest（最明亮的）。

其他常见的形容词比较级、最高级变化包括：broad（广阔的）—broader—broadestcheap（便宜的）—XXXclean（干净的）—cleaner—cleanestclever（聪明的）—cleverer—cleverestXXX（寒冷的）—colder—coldestcool（凉的）—cooler—coolestdark（黑暗的）—darker—darkestdear（贵的）—dearer—dearestdeep（深的）—XXXfast（迅速的）—faster—fastestfew（少的）—XXXgreat（伟大的）—greater—greatest hard（困难的，硬的）—harder—hardest high（高的）—higher—highestkind（善良的）—kinder—kindestlight（轻的）—lighter—lightestlong（长的）—longer—longestloud（响亮的）—louder—loudestXXX（低的）—lower—lowestnear（近的）—nearer—nearestnew（新的）—XXXpoor（穷的）—poorer—poorestquick（快的）—quicker—quickest quiet（安静的）—quieter—quietest XXX（富裕的）—XXXshort（短的）—shorter—shortestslow（慢的）—slower—slowestsmall（小的）—smaller—smallest smart（聪明的）—smarter—smartest soft（柔软的）—softer—softeststrong（强壮的）—stronger—strongestsweet（甜的）—sweeter—sweetesttall（高的）-XXXXXX（厚的）—XXXwarm（温暖的）—warmer—warmestweak（弱的）—weaker—weakestyoung（年轻的）—younger—youngestTo form the comparative and superlative degrees。

世界上第1台计算机的英文作文五年级全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Once upon a time, a long long time ago, there was a super cool invention that changed the world forever - the world's first computer!It all started in the 1940s when a group of super smart scientists and engineers worked together to create a machine that could help them do super fast calculations. They called this magical machine the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, or ENIAC for short.ENIAC was HUGE - like the size of a whole room! It had tons of wires and switches and buttons, and it could do calculations way faster than any human could ever dream of doing. It was like a math wizard on steroids!People were so amazed by ENIAC that they couldn't believe their eyes. They used it to help with all kinds of super important things, like calculating complicated math problems, creating weather forecasts, and even designing super cool new inventions.ENIAC may have been the world's first computer, but it paved the way for all the amazing computers we have today. From laptops to smartphones to supercomputers, computers have come a long way since ENIAC's time. But we'll always remember that giant machine that started it all.So, next time you're surfing the web, playing a video game, or chatting with your friends online, just remember - it all started with the world's first computer, ENIAC. And who knows what amazing inventions the future holds for us? Maybe one day we'll have computers that can do even more incredible things than we can imagine!篇2Once upon a time, there was a super cool invention in the world - the world's first computer! It was like a magical machine that could help people do so many things. Let me tell you all about it!The world's first computer was created a long, long time ago. It was invented by a super smart guy named Charles Babbage in the 19th century. His computer was called the Analytical Engine, and it was huge! It had all these gears and levers and wheels inside that could do calculations and solve problems.The Analytical Engine was like a giant brain that could think and remember things. It was so amazing that people couldn't believe it! They thought it was like a miracle from the future.With the world's first computer, people could do all kinds of cool stuff. They could use it to do math problems really fast, or to store information and keep track of things. It was like having a super smart friend who could help you with anything.Even though the world's first computer was really big and bulky, it paved the way for all the computers we have today. Thanks to Charles Babbage and his amazing invention, we now have super fast and tiny computers that can fit in our pockets!So, the world's first computer was a real game changer. It opened up a whole new world of possibilities and helped us do things we never thought possible. Isn't that just amazing? I think computers are the coolest things ever!篇3Once upon a time, there was a very smart person named Charles Babbage. He is known as the "Father of Computers" because he invented the world's first computer.Charles Babbage was born in 1791 in London, England. He was very good at math and loved inventing things. He wanted to create a machine that could help him solve complex math problems quickly and accurately.In 1822, Charles Babbage came up with the idea for a machine called the "Difference Engine." It was a mechanical device that could perform mathematical calculations automatically. But it was not until 1837 that he began working on his most famous invention, the "Analytical Engine."The Analytical Engine was the world's first general-purpose computer. It could be programmed to perform different tasks, just like modern computers. Unfortunately, Charles Babbage was never able to complete the Analytical Engine during his lifetime due to funding issues and technical difficulties.But his work inspired many other inventors and engineers to continue his research. In 1989, a team of scientists built a working model of the Analytical Engine based on Charles Babbage's original designs. It was a huge success and proved that his ideas were ahead of their time.Thanks to Charles Babbage's pioneering work, we now have the amazing technology of computers that help us in almostevery aspect of our lives. So we should all be grateful to the "Father of Computers" for his genius and vision.篇4Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a magical invention that changed the world forever - the very first computer! It was so amazing that people couldn't believe their eyes when they saw it for the first time.I'm going to tell you all about the world's first computer in my amazing essay.The first computer was invented a long, long time ago, in the year 1943. That's even before our parents were born! It was created by a clever man named John Atanasoff and his genius friend, Clifford Berry. They worked together to build the computer, which they called the Atanasoff-Berry Computer, or ABC for short.This computer was huge, with lots of wires and buttons and lights. It filled up a whole room and made lots of noise when it was working. But even though it was big and loud, the ABC was super smart. It could do calculations really quickly and help people solve complicated problems.The world's first computer was so special because it paved the way for all the amazing technology we have today. Without the ABC, we wouldn't have laptops, tablets, smartphones, or even video games! Can you imagine a world without computers?Thanks to the hard work and creativity of John Atanasoff and Clifford Berry, the world's first computer changed the way we live and work forever. It truly was a magical invention that will be remembered for generations to come.And that, my friends, is the incredible story of the world's first computer. Let's give a big round of applause to John Atanasoff, Clifford Berry, and the amazing ABC! Thank you for reading my essay.篇5Title: The First Computer in the WorldOnce upon a time, a long long time ago, there was a super cool invention called a computer. It was like a magic box that could do all sorts of amazing things! Can you believe that it was the first computer ever made in the whole wide world?The very first computer was called the ENIAC, which stands for Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer. It was built inthe year 1946 by some super smart scientists named John W. Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert. They were like the superheroes of the computer world!The ENIAC was HUGE, like super duper big! It was as tall as a house and as wide as a football field. Can you imagine having a computer that big in your house? It had thousands of switches, cables, and lights, just like a big electronic puzzle.Even though the ENIAC was so big and bulky, it was super powerful. It could do complicated calculations in just a few seconds, which would have taken hours or even days for people to do by hand. It was like having a super-speedy math wizard at your fingertips!The ENIAC was used for all kinds of important tasks, like solving complex math problems, designing new machines, and even helping with top-secret military missions. It was like the superhero of the technology world, saving the day with its amazing abilities.Even though the ENIAC was the first computer in the world, it paved the way for all the computers we have today. Can you imagine a world without computers? We use them for everything, from playing games and watching videos to doing our homework and talking to friends.So, let's give a big round of applause to the ENIAC, the world's first computer! It may have been big and bulky, but it was the start of something amazing that has changed the world. Who knows what other cool inventions the future holds? Let's keep dreaming big and reaching for the stars, just like the scientists who created the ENIAC did so many years ago.篇6Once upon a time, there was a super cool invention that changed the world forever - the first computer! It was like a magic box that could do all sorts of amazing things, like math problems and even play games.The first computer was built a long, long time ago by a clever man named Charles Babbage. He was a really smart guy who loved numbers and wanted to find a way to make calculations faster and easier. So, he came up with the idea for a machine that could do all the hard work for him.The first computer was a big, bulky thing made of gears and levers, with wires and buttons all over the place. It wasn't very pretty to look at, but it was incredibly smart. It could add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers in the blink of an eye - much faster than any human could ever do.People were amazed by this new invention and soon, everyone wanted their own computer. They used it to keep track of important information, like birthdays and appointments, or to play fun games like tic-tac-toe or chess. The world would never be the same again.Thanks to the first computer, we now have all sorts of amazing gadgets like smartphones, tablets, and laptops that make our lives easier and more fun. So, let's all give a big cheer for the first computer and the brilliant mind of Charles Babbage! Hip, hip, hooray for the amazing world of technology!。

六年级英语作文比较级介绍成都熊猫基地Chengdu Panda Base is one of the most famous wildlife reserves in China, especially known for its giant pandas. Located in Chengdu, the capital city of Sichuan province, the base is home to more than 150 giant pandas, making it one of the largest breeding centers for these adorable creatures. In this essay, I will compare Chengdu Panda Base with other wildlife parks and discuss why it is the best place to visit for both panda lovers and tourists.Firstly, Chengdu Panda Base is larger than many other wildlife parks. Covering an area of over 100 acres, it provides a spacious and natural environment for the pandas to roam and play. Unlike zoos where animals might feel confined, the base has designed its enclosures to mimic the pandas' natural habitat, allowing them to feel more comfortable. This is very different from some smaller parks, where animalsoften live in cramped spaces. The larger area at Chengdu Panda Base means that visitors can enjoy watching the pandas engage in various activities, such as climbing trees, playing with each other, and eating bamboo.Moreover, the staff at Chengdu Panda Base is more knowledgeable and caring than that at many other wildlife facilities. The researchers and caretakers work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of the pandas. They educate visitors about panda conservation and share insightful facts. This educational aspect is not as prominent in other parks, where the focus might be mostly on entertainment rather than learning. At Chengdu Panda Base, visitors can attend informative talks and watch feeding sessions, making the experience both enjoyable and enlightening.Additionally, Chengdu Panda Base is more accessible than many other wildlife reserves. It is located just a short drive from the city center of Chengdu, making it easy fortourists to visit. Many other wildlife parks are situated far from major cities, which can make traveling to them difficult and time-consuming. With its convenient location, Chengdu Panda Base attracts thousands of visitors each year who want to see the pandas up close.Furthermore, the conservation efforts at Chengdu Panda Base are more advanced than those of many other places. The base plays a crucial role in breeding and protecting endangered panda species. It also participates in global conservation programs that aim to increase the panda population. While other parks may care for animals, few take such an active role in preserving a species that is at risk.In conclusion, Chengdu Panda Base stands out as a premier destination for anyone interested in seeing giant pandas. Its larger size, dedicated staff, accessibility, and focus on conservation make it a better choice than many other wildlife parks. Visiting Chengdu Panda Base is not just a fun day out;it is also an opportunity to learn more about these magnificent creatures and the efforts being made to protect them for future generations.。

变大变小的激光枪的作文英文回答：Laser guns that can change their size are a fascinating concept. Imagine having a weapon that can be both large and powerful, and then shrink down to a more compact andportable size. This kind of versatility would be incredibly useful in various situations.One advantage of a laser gun that can change its sizeis its adaptability. In a combat scenario, for example, a larger laser gun could be used for long-range attacks, providing greater firepower and accuracy. On the other hand, a smaller laser gun would be more suitable for close-quarters combat or stealth operations, where mobility and concealment are crucial.Another benefit of a size-changing laser gun is its convenience. When not in use, the gun could be shrunk downto a pocket-sized device, making it easy to carry andconceal. This would be particularly advantageous for covert operations or situations where discretion is necessary. Additionally, a smaller laser gun would be more lightweight, reducing the burden on the user and allowing for longer periods of use without fatigue.Furthermore, a laser gun that can change its size could have practical applications beyond combat. For example, in search and rescue missions, a larger laser gun could beused to create a visible path or signal for those in needof assistance. On the other hand, a smaller laser gun could be used for precision cutting or medical procedures where a compact size is required.In conclusion, a laser gun that can change its size offers a range of advantages in terms of adaptability, convenience, and practicality. Whether in combat scenariosor other situations, the ability to switch betweendifferent sizes provides users with the flexibility to meet various challenges. This kind of technology would undoubtedly revolutionize the field of weaponry and have a significant impact on the way we approach different tasks.中文回答：激光枪能够改变大小的概念非常吸引人。

会变大变小的枪作文英文回答：Once upon a time, there was a magical gun that had the ability to change its size. It was a unique and extraordinary weapon that could grow larger or shrink smaller depending on the situation. This gun was not only powerful but also very handy to carry around.One day, I found myself in a situation where I needed to defend myself against a group of attackers. I reached into my pocket and pulled out the gun. With a simple command, "Grow!", the gun instantly expanded in size, becoming a formidable weapon that could intimidate anyone.As I held the enlarged gun in my hand, I felt a surge of confidence. The gun was not only bigger but also more powerful. Its shots had a greater impact, and it became easier to aim and hit my targets. The attackers were taken aback by the sudden change in size and strength of myweapon, and they quickly retreated.On another occasion, I was exploring a narrow and cramped space where a small gun would be more practical. With a quick command, "Shrink!", the gun transformed into a compact size that fit perfectly in my hand. It became easier to maneuver in tight spaces, and I could discreetly carry it without drawing attention.The ability of the gun to change its size proved to be incredibly useful in various situations. Whether it was defending myself in a dangerous situation or navigating through tight spaces, the gun adapted to my needs. It was like having multiple guns in one, always ready to assist me in any circumstance.中文回答：从前，有一把神奇的枪，它能够改变自己的大小。

六年级比较级的变化和应用1.一般来说，在原词的后面加er或est.如：small---smaller（比较级）---smallest（最高级）2.以不发音的e结尾的单词，在原词后面加r或这st。

如：largr---larger （比较级）---largest（最高级）以辅音字母+y结尾的双音节词，将y改成i再加er或est.如：heavy---heavier（比较级）---heaviest（最高级）以重读闭音节中，要双写末尾的字母，后加er或est.如：big---bigger （比较级）---biggest（最高级）一些双音节或多音节的形容词，在前面加more或most的方式构成比较级和最高级。

如：beautiful---moreeautiful（比较级）---mostbeautiful（最高级）形容词的比较级和最高级用法1. 在英语中，在表示“比较…”和“最…”时，形容词要用特别的形式，称为“比较级”和“最高级”，原来的形容词称为“原级”：原级比较级最高级strong强stronger较强strongest最强2. 形容词的比较级和最高级的构成方法如下：a. 单音节词和少数双音节词以加-er和-est的方式构成：原级比较级最高级young年轻younger较年轻youngest最年轻old老older较老oldest最老clean干净cleaner较干净cleanest最干净在加词尾时要注意下面的各种情况：情况加词尾法例词一般情况直接加词尾small, smaller, smallest以e结尾的词加-r，-stlarge, larger, largest以辅音＋y结尾的词变y为i，再加词尾busy, busier, busiest以“辅音字母”结尾的词将这字母双写再加词尾big, bigger, biggestb. 其他词都在前面加more, most构成比较级及最高级：原级比较级最高级important more important most importantdifficult more difficult most difficultinteresting more interesting most interestingII. 在空格中填入所给形容词的适当形式：1. She is two year ___ than me. She’s the ___ girl in our class. (young)2. Bill is ___ than Tom. He’s the ___ of the three children. (old)3. John is the ___ boy in the class. (clever)4. Cairo is the ___ city in Egypt. (big)5. Her bicycle is ___ than mine. (good)6. My cold is ___ today than it was yesterday. (bad)7. Tokyo is ___ from Beijing than from Shanghai. (far)8. This question is ___ than the other one. (simple)9. This street is ___ than Beijing Road. It’s actually the ___ street in the whole city. (narrow)10. It is ___ in Hong Kong than in Kunming. (hot)11. My cold is getting ___. (bad)12. The ___ man has the ___ leisure. (busy, much)13.I didn’t have the ___ desire to go to bed. (little)14. Manchester is ___ from London than Oxford. (far)15. They made ___ arrangements. (far)16. I’ll try to make ___ mistakes in future. (few)。

计算机过去和现在的变化英语作文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1Computers Are So Cool Now!Have you ever thought about how different computers are today compared to a long time ago? My dad showed me some pictures of the first computers and they look nothing like what we use nowadays. Computers used to be these huge, clunky machines that took up entire rooms! Can you imagine having a computer bigger than your house? That would be crazy!The very first computer was invented back in the 1800s and it was just for doing calculations and math stuff. It was basically a really big calculator made out of gears and levers. The guy who made it was named Charles Babbage and he called his invention the "Analytical Engine." What a weird name! If I had made the first computer, I would have called it something way cooler like the "Math Master 3000" or the "Calculation Station."For a really long time after that, computers were still these giant room-sized machines. They had no screens, no keyboards, and no mouse. All they did was calculations really slowly by usingpunch cards with holes in them. Can you believe people actually had jobs where they just sat around punching holes into cards all day? I'm glad I wasn't around for that!Computers didn't get their first real screens until the 1960s and even then, the images were just plain green text on a black background. There were no graphics, no pictures, no colors, nothing! Just boring green words. My dad said people thought it was the most amazing thing ever back then. I would have been so bored if that's all computers could do.The first real computer that was kind of like what we use today didn't come around until the 1970s. It was called the Xerox Alto and it actually had a mouse, a keyboard, and graphical windows on the screen. That's where the idea for Windows on PCs came from later on. But these computers were still super expensive, like hundreds of thousands of dollars! Only rich companies and universities could afford them back in those days.Things really started changing quickly in the 1980s and 1990s after personal computers were invented. Regular people could finally buy affordable home computers to use for writing, playing games, and other fun stuff. My favorite old computers were the Apple II and the Commodore 64 which had awesome8-bit graphics and games like Super Mario Bros and Prince of Persia. Does anybody still play those today? Probably not, but they were so rad back in the day!The 1990s also brought us the internet and the World Wide Web which totally changed everything. All of a sudden, we could connect our home computers to this global network and visit websites, send emails, and chat with people anywhere in the world. It must have been mind-blowing for parents and grandparents who grew up when computers were justroom-sized calculator machines.Nowadays, computers are nothing like they used to be. We have lightning-fast laptops, phones, and tablets that are a million times more powerful than those old dinosaur machines. We can play incredibly realistic 3D video games, watch movies, create amazing artwork and music, and do almost anything you can imagine, all on these little portable devices. My gaming PC at home has a powerful graphics card that can render unbelievable graphics way better than the fanciest 3D movies from 20 years ago.The internet has also completely transformed into the online world we know today, filled with social media, streaming videos, virtual worlds, and a wealth of information on every topicimaginable. I can video chat with my cousins across the country in real-time, download unlimited games and apps, and learn about any subject by watching free online courses or looking it up on Wikipedia. Computers have gone from simplenumber-crunchers to gateways providing instantaneous access to all of human knowledge and capabilities.Sometimes I try to picture what computers will be like 30 or 40 years from now when I'm an adult, but it's impossible to imagine that far ahead. Maybe we'll have hyper-realistic virtual reality worlds to explore. Or cybernetic implants directly connecting our brains to an omniscient cloud intelligence. Or domesticated robot assistants to help out with chores and tutoring. Who knows what amazing computer technologies the future will bring?All I know is that today's computers and the internet are already straight-up magical compared to what my parents and grandparents had. I'll never take these powerful devices for granted, but I also can't wait to see what mind-bending computer innovations are still to come. Computers have evolved so much already, and the best is yet to arrive!篇2The Evolution of Computers: From Bulky Behemoths to Sleek MarvelsComputers have come a long, long way since the olden days! Can you imagine a world without iPads, laptops, and smartphones? It's hard to picture, isn't it? But believe it or not, that's how things used to be not too long ago. Let me tell you all about the fascinating journey computers have taken to become the awesome gadgets we know and love today.Way back when, computers were these gigantic, room-sized machines that looked like weird science experiments straight out of a sci-fi movie. They were made up of thousands of glowing tubes, tangled wires, and strange-looking switches. Just to operate these ancient computers, you needed a team of people in lab coats programming them with punched cards and reels of tape. It was like a secret code that only the super smart scientists could understand!These early computers could really only do basic math calculations and simple data processing tasks. That might not seem very impressive now, but back then it was revolutionary! Imagine having a machine that could crunch numbers faster than the greatest mathematicians on the planet. Pretty mind-blowing, right?As time went on, computers started becoming smaller and more powerful. Instead of taking up an entire room, they shrank down to the size of a large refrigerator. That's still huge compared to what we have today, but it was a vast improvement. These "minicomputers" were used by businesses, universities, and research labs for more advanced calculations and data storage.Then came the era of "microcomputers" – compact little boxes that could finally fit on a desk! Companies started selling these home computers that regular people could actually buy and use themselves. Of course, by today's standards, these early personal computers were primitive. They had tiny, pixelated black-and-white displays, you had to type in commands using a keyboard, and they could only run basic programs and games. But for their time, they were cutting-edge marvels that kicked off the digital revolution.Fast forward to the present day, and computers have transformed into the high-tech wonders we can't live without. Our smartphones are like handheld supercomputers that make those ancient mainframes look like clunky toys. With just a few taps on a sleek glass screen, we can video call our friends around the world, watch movies, play intense 3D games withmind-blowing graphics, and find answers to virtually any question – things that would have seemed like magical science fiction fantasies back in the older days of computing.And that's just our phones! Modern desktop and laptop computers are absolute powerhouses for productivity, creativity, and entertainment. We can type up stories, create stunning art and animations, edit videos, compose music, and build incredible virtual worlds for video games with ease. Our computers are the hard-working sidekicks that help us at school, at work, and at play every single day.Who knows what amazing computer technologies the future will bring? Maybe one day we'll have hologram computer displays or mind-controlled interfaces straight out of the wildest imaginations of science fiction writers. Perhaps our gadgets will become even smarter and more intuitive, able to understand us like our own personal robot assistants. Or we might discover entirely new and unbelievable ways to use computers that we can't even dream up yet.One thing's for sure – the evolution of computers over the decades has been an incredible transformation. From hulking, room-sized code-crunchers to sleek pocket-sized wonders, computers have shaped our modern world in so many ways. Andthis is just the beginning! Who can say what mindblowing computing advancements the future will hold? I can't wait to see what comes next in this awesome high-tech journey.篇3Computers Are Totally Different Now Than They Used To Be!Computers have changed so much over the years, it's crazy! The computers we use today are nothing like the big, clunky machines from when our parents and grandparents were kids. Let me tell you all about how different computers used to be back in the day compared to the awesome devices we get to use now.Way back in the 1900s, computers were these massive things that took up entire rooms! They were made up of all these different parts wired together. Can you imagine having a computer that's literally the size of your classroom? That's how huge the first digital computers were. They were called "mainframe" computers and they looked like a ton of refrigerators and oven tops all connected together with miles of wires and cables. Just one of those ancient mainframes weighed as much as a couple of elephants!Those early mainframe computers could only do very basic calculations and processes. They weren't connected to a screen, mouse, or keyboard either. The only way to interact with them was using punch cards and miles of printed output paper. You had to write instructions by punching holes into these stacks of thick cards in different patterns, then feed the punch cards into the computer's card reader. After chugging away for a while, the computer would print out your results on these huge spreadsheets of greenbar paper. It seems so complicated compared to how we use computers today!As time went on in the 1900s, computers got a little bit smaller and more advanced, but they were still really big and bulky compared to what we have now. Computers from the 1970s and 80s were a lot more compact than those giant mainframes, but they were still basically big greyclunky boxes or towers that took up a bunch of space and had to stay in one place on a desk. You had to connect them to a separate monitor screen, as well as printers, storage devices, and other accessories with all these tangled cordBy the 1990s, computers finally started becoming a lot more portable and mobile. Companies started making laptop and notebook computers that you could take with you and useon-the-go instead of having to stay in one place. Laptops back then were still pretty chunky and heavy compared to today's slim ultrabooks, but it was a big step forward in mobility.Speaking of portability, one of the biggest and most amazing changes in computers over the last couple decades has been the invention of smartphones and tablets! Can you imagine life without an iPad or iPhone? Before the 2000s, the idea of having a super powerful computer that fits in your pocket was just science fiction. But now, pretty much everyone has amulti-purpose mobile computer that doubles as a phone, web browser, gaming device, camera, and more - all in one sleek gadget you can take absolutely anywhere. It's incredible how much technology has advanced in a relatively short period of time.Not only are today's computers waaaay more portable than they used to be, but they're also a bajillion times more powerful too! A basic smartphone or tablet today has way more processing power and storage than those gigantic room-sized mainframe computers from the 1900s. My Nintendo Switch game console at home is probably even more powerful than some of the desktops PCs my parents used when they were kids. It's mind-blowing how quickly computers have evolved fromthose clunky boxes into these tiny pocket supercomputers we have now.The software and operating systems have changed massively as well. Those ancient 1900s computers could only run very basic programs and had to be programmed manually using confusing codes and punch cards. Nowadays, our laptops, phones, and tablets can run thousands of different apps and programs at once using simple point-and-click icons and menus. We have such awesome software for doing basically anything - creating documents, editing videos, playing games, browsing the internet, you name it! Plus with WiFi and cloud computing, we can sync our stuff across multiple devices and access information from basically anywhere. Back in the day, every computer was aself-contained box of hardware and software that couldn't interact with anything else.My favorite parts about modern computers have to be videogames and the internet though. Those old dinosaur computers could never handle the epic 3D graphics, sprawling online worlds, and hyper-realistic gameplay that we have now. And being able to get on the world wide web to learn about absolutely any topic, watch unlimited videos, talk to people across the planet, and discover new things is just the coolest! Ican't even picture how boring and limited life must have been without access to the entire internet's knowledge at your fingertips. I feel so lucky to be growing up in a time when we have such incredible ever-evolving technology.Computers have transformed so unbelievably much in the last 50-100 years, and they keep getting more and more advanced every single day! Who knows what kind ofmind-blowing devices and capabilities we'll have by the time I'm an adult. Maybe we'll have computers we can control with our brains or hologram displays you can walk through instead of a screen. Or possibly super-intelligent robots that can do all our work and chores for us. One thing's for sure - I can't wait to see what sort of future computer technology is in store for us next!篇4The Amazing Changes in Computers Over TimeComputers are totally awesome machines that have changed so much since they were first invented! They used to be these huge, clunky things that took up entire rooms. But now they can fit right in your pocket as a tiny smartphone or tablet. How crazy is that?Way back in the old days, computers were just big dumb boxes that could only do really basic math stuff. The first computers were invented in the 1930s and 1940s by scientists and engineers. They made them by connecting a bunch of switches, wires, and vacuum tubes together. Vacuum tubes are these glass doodads that allow electricity to flow through in a particular way. Pretty weird, right?These early computers filled entire rooms and weighed like a bajillion pounds. They were massively huge! The ENIAC computer built in 1946 weighed 30 tons. That's as heavy as two adult elephants! It also had 18,000 vacuum tubes, 1,500 relays, and hundreds of thousands of resistors, capacitors, and other components. Just setting it up took a whole team of engineers and technicians. Wow!Operating these ancient computers was no easy task either. You had to physically re-wire and re-program them for each new calculation using hundreds of cable connections and switches. It must have been a giant hassle! And if even one single vacuum tube burned out, the entire computer could stop working. No thanks!Thankfully, computers have come a really, really long way since those caveman days. The first big leap happened in 1947when the transistor was invented. A transistor is this tiny little chip that can control and direct the flow of electricity way better than vacuum tubes. This allowed computers to become way smaller, faster, cheaper, more reliable, and more energy-efficient.Then in 1971, the microprocessor chip was invented. This incredible chip could pack hundreds of transistors onto a single tiny piece of silicon. It basically crammed an entire CPU (the brains of a computer) into one little chip the size of a penny. This led to personal computers and home computers getting invented in the 1970s, which were way more compact and usable compared to the giant room-sized models before.As years went by, microchips just kept getting smaller, faster, and more powerful following something called Moore's Law. They can now pack billions upon billions of tiny transistors onto a single chip no bigger than a postage stamp. It's mind-blowing! That's what allows our laptops, smartphones, and gaming consoles today to be so unbelievably powerful and advanced compared to old computers.Another huge change is that modern computers and phones can now connect to the internet and tap into a vast wealth of information online. The first basic versions of the internet got started way back in the 1960s, but it wasn't until the 1990s that itreally took off and went mainstream for regular people like you and me.By going online, our computers and phones can do all sorts of incredible things. We can video chat with friends on other continents, watch movies and shows, play multiplayer games with people around the world, learn absolutely anything by browsing websites, and so much more. It's like having a window into a boundless library and entertainment center at our fingertips!Our devices today can also take photos, record videos, play music, and run millions upon millions of apps and programs. We've got apps for everything - games, productivity, social media, news, sports, cooking, learning, and you name it. It's almost like these devices are small powerful robots ready to do our bidding.Computers have also gotten way better at understanding human speech and language thanks to advances in artificial intelligence (AI). We can now talk to our phones and computers using voice commands. Some AIs are even learning how to understand and communicate like humans through natural language processing. Who knows, maybe one day we'll be chatting with computers as easily as we talk to our friends!It absolutely boggles my mind how far computers have progressed in the past 70-80 years. We've gone from simplistic number-crunchers to portable multimedia machines that can handle basically any task we throw at them. I can't wait to see what new awesome breakthroughs and innovations happen in the world of computers and technology over the years to come. Imagine where we might be 20 or 30 years from now! One thing's for sure - the future of computing is going to be totally wicked.篇5The Awesome Evolution of ComputersComputers are super cool gadgets that have changed a ton over the years! It's crazy to think about how different they used to be from the ones we use today. Computers used to be these giant, clunky machines that took up entire rooms. Now we have slim laptops and tiny smartphones that are a bajillion times more powerful!Way back in the old days, like a really really long time ago in the 1930s and 1940s, computers were just room-sized calculators. They were made up of switches, cables, and vacuum tubes (those big glassy light bulb thingies). You had to physicallyrewire them to perform different calculations! Can you imagine how much of a pain that must have been? It's like having to rebuild your whole laptop from scratch every time you wanted to do something different on it. No thanks!Then in the 1950s and 1960s, computers started using transistors instead of vacuum tubes. Transistors are these tiny devices that control electric signals, kind of like their own miniature on/off switches. Using transistors made computers way more compact, efficient, and reliable. Although they were still mastodons compared to today's munchkin machines!In the 1970s, microprocessors came along and that's when the real magic started happening. A microprocessor is like a super tiny computer brain crammed into a single chip. It allowed engineers to cram a whole computer's worth of power into a compact box. Groovy personal computers like the Apple II hit the scene, bringing computing power into homes and schools. Of course, they were still lightweights compared to today's technology!The 1980s were a blast for computers. That's when machines got serious graphics capabilities to show more than just text and basic shapes. Games became insanely popular on home computers and game consoles. Computing was finally gettingfun and not just for dataheads crunching numbers! Although the graphics were laughably pixelated potatoes compared to what we're used to now.But trust me, you wouldn't want to game on computers from the 1990s either. Their 3D graphics look like melted PlayDough models next to today's photorealistic visuals. Still, the 90s kicked off some huge advances like optical/laser disc storage, the earliest multimedia computers, and of course...drumroll... the world wide web! Yup, the internet as we know it today was born in the 90s, even if it was a newborn baby back then.And then KABAM! The new millennium arrived and computers started rapidly evolving year after year like an overclocked mutant virus. Processer speeds went through the roof, storage capacities exploded, and graphics becamemovie-quality. Computing got mobile and wireless with laptops, smartphones, and tablets going mainstream.Nowadays computers are total powerhouses smashed into pint-sized packages. A typical new smartphone trounces the mightiest supercomputers of the 1960s! And intelligent AI assistants like Siri and Alexa are quickly getting smarter atunderstanding our voices and queries. Who knows, maybe one day they'll be as intelligent as us humans! Although I hope the robot overlords will at least let us keep playing video games in our free time.But what's really crazy is that computers are still just getting started! Every year they steadily get faster, smarter, and more mind-blowing. New technologies like quantum computing, neural networks, and augmented reality are primed to revolutionize computing all over again. It's going to be an awesome blast observing how computers will continue morphing and evolving over my lifetime. Maybe one day they'll be impossible-to-comprehend hyper-intelligent machines cybernetically fused to our brains! Or maybe they'll be extinct antiques buried under towering stacks of next-next-next generation technology we can't even fathom right now. Only time will tell!。

常见形容词比较级最高级变化一览表示例文章篇一：哎呀，一看到“常见形容词比较级最高级变化一览表”这个题目，我就有点头疼啦！你们知道吗？这可不像我们平常玩的游戏那么有趣。

就说big 这个词吧，它的比较级是bigger ，最高级是biggest 。

这还算简单的，可还有好多好多复杂的呢！比如说good ，它的比较级是better ，最高级是best 。

这变化是不是很奇怪？难道不像是在变魔术吗？再看看beautiful ，它的比较级是more beautiful ，最高级是most beautiful 。

这哪里是在学英语，简直就是在跟一堆乱码打交道！有一次，我在课堂上被老师提问，“聪明的”这个词的比较级和最高级是什么。

我当时脑袋一片空白，心里想着：“完了完了，这下要出丑了！”结果当然是答错啦，被老师批评了一顿。

我就纳闷了，为什么要有这么多复杂的变化呢？还有像fast ，比较级是faster ，最高级是fastest 。

这还算有规律的。

可有些词，比如many 和much ，它们的比较级是more ，最高级是most 。

这不是在故意为难我们吗？我就跟同桌抱怨：“这也太难记了吧！”同桌也无奈地说：“谁说不是呢，可又能怎么办，还得学呀！”我有时候就在想，要是所有的形容词比较级最高级都像tall 那样，比较级taller ，最高级tallest ，多简单多好呀！学这些东西真的好累啊，但是没办法，为了能学好英语，我还是得硬着头皮去记。

我相信，只要我多下功夫，多花时间，总有一天能把这些变化都搞得清清楚楚，明明白白！总之，常见形容词比较级最高级变化虽然让人头疼，但只要努力，就一定能攻克这个难关！《常见形容词比较级最高级变化一览表》嘿，同学们！你们知道吗？英语里那些形容词变来变去可有意思啦！就像一场神奇的魔法秀。

比如说，big 变成bigger 再变成biggest ，是不是很神奇？咱们先来说说那些一般直接加er 和est 的形容词吧。

四十二、大、小、多、少 (3)1.大 (3)2.增大 (4)3.小 (5)4.缩小 (6)5.多 (6)6.少 (8)四十三、一般与特殊 (8)1.一般 (8)2.特殊 (9)四十四、移动 (11)1.向下移动 (11)2.向上移动 (12)3.向前移动 (14)4.向后移动 (14)5.不定向移动 (15)6. 不移动、停止 (16)四十五、手的动作 (17)1.拿 (17)2.放 (18)3.推 (19)4.拉、拖、抽 (20)5. 抛、掷、扔、投 (20)6. 系、捆、绑、扎 (21)7.解开 (22)8.其他 (23)四十二、大、小、多、少1.大big [big] adj.大的large [la:d3] adj.大的great[greit] adj.大的，伟大的huge[hju:d3] adj.巨大的vast[va:st] adj.巨大的gigantic[dai'gaentik] adj.巨大的，庞大的gigantesque[caigaen'tesk] adj.庞大的immense [i'mens] adj.巨大的，广大的enormous [i'no:mas] adj.巨大的，庞大的massive ['maesiv] adi.粗大的，巨大的colossal [ko'lbsal] adj.庞大的，巨大的tremendous [tri'mendas] adj.极大grand [grend] adj.宏大的monstrous ['monstros] adj. 特大的，巨大的bulky ['bAlki] adj.笨重的，庞大sizeable['saizabl] adj.相当大的oversize ['ouva'saiz] adj.太大的outsize ['aut'saiz] adj.特大的king-size ['kigsaiz] adj.特大的good-sized ['gud'saizd] adj.相当大的，大号的supersized ['supasaizd] adj.超大型giant ['dgaiont] adj.巨大的considerable [kon'sidarobl] adj.相当大的maximal ['maeksomal] adj.最大的maximum ['maeksimam] n./adj.最大量，最大量的mountainous ['mauntinas] adj. 巨大的，如山的large-scale ['la:'skeil] adj.大型voluminous [ve'lju:minas]adj.体积大的large-sized ['la:d3'saizd] adj.大号mammoth ['maemaf] adj.巨大的，庞大的2.增大enlarge [in'la:d3] v.放大，扩大amplify ['emplifai] v.放大，扩大magnify ['megnifai] v.放大，扩widen ['waidn] v.扩大，加宽increase [in'kri:s] v.增加，增大augment [o:g'ment] v.扩大，增加broaden ['bro:dn] v.扩大maximize ['maksimaiz] v.把···增大到最大限度snowball ['snaubo:1] v.滚雪球似地增大expand [iks'paend] v.扩大，扩张extend [iks'tend] v.扩大，扩张swell [swel] v.增大，膨胀grow [grou] v.增长wax [waeks] v.（月亮）渐圆，变3.小small [sm3:1] adj.小的little ['litl] adj.小的petty ['peti] adj.小的，微小的minor ['maina] adj.较小的minimal ['minimal] adj.最小的minimum ['minimam] n./adj.最小量，最小的tiny ['taini] adj.极小的undersized [Anda'saizd] adj.小型minute [mai'nju:t] adj.微小的miniature ['miniat a] adj.小型的diminutive [di'minjutiv] adj.小的，小型的inconsiderable [inkan'sidarabl]adj.微小的microscopic [,maikra'skopik] adj.微小的，细微的small-scale ['sm3:I'skeil] adj.小规模的teeny ['ti:ni] adj.极小的，微小的tiny ['taini] adj.极小的wee[wi:] adj.极小的4.缩小diminish [di'minif] v.缩小lessen ['leson] v.变小，缩小shrink [Jrigk] v.缩小reduce [ri'dju:s] v.缩减minimize ['minimaiz] v.使缩到最小cut down [kAtdaun] v.改小，缩短shorten ['Jo:n] v.缩短decrease [di'kri:s] v.缩小，减少contract [kon'trakt]v.使缩小narrow ['naerou] v.使缩小，变窄condense [kon'dens] v.凝缩，缩短(文章) dwindle ['dwindl] v.缩小，变小5.多many ['meni] adj.多，许多的a great many[ greit'meni] adj.许多，极多countless ['kauntlis] adj.无数的uncounted [An'kauntid] adj.无数a good many[o gud 'meni] adj.很多，相当多a lot of [a lot Jv] adj.许多lots of [lots Jv] adj.许多much [matf] adj.许多more [mo:(r)] adj.更多的most [moust] adj.最多的a number of [o 'nAmba v] adj.许numbers of ['nAmboz Jv] adj.许多numerous ['nju:moros] adi.很多a great quantity of [o greit 'kwontiti ov] adj.大量，许多innumerable [i'nju:merobl] adj.无数的a host of [a haust v] adj.许多，大a great deal of [e greit di:l ov] adj.许多，大量no little [nou 'litl] adj.许多not a little [not a 'litl] adj.许多quite a few [kwait o fju:] adj.相当not a few [not a fju:] adj.相当多，不少thousands of ['eauzondz Jv] adj.许许多多，无数hundreds of ['hAndredz Jv] adj.许许多多millions of ['miljanz Jv] adj.许许多多，无数6.少few[fju:] adj.少数的，不多的a few [a fju:] adj.几个little ['litl] adv./n.少a little [o 'litl] adj.一点儿less [les] adj.更少的least [li:st]adj.最少的a small amount of [o smo:l a'mauntov] adj.少量的a small number of e sm:l 'nAmbaov] adj.少数的a small quantity of [esmo:l'kwontitiov] adj.少量的minor ['maina] adj.较少的minority [mai'norati] n.少数四十三、一般与特殊---------------------__1.一般general ['dsenaral] adj.一般的，普通的in general [in 'denaral] adv.一般generally ['denoroli] adv.一般地generality [.cene'raliti] n.一般性，普遍性common ['koman] adj.一般的，普通的commonplace ['komanpleis] adj.平凡的ordinary ['o:dinari] adj.普通的，平常的everyday ['evridei] adj.普通的，日常的daily['deili] adj.日常的commonofgarden ['komon 3:'ga:dn] adj.平凡的，普通的average ['evarid] adj.普通的，一般的plain [plein] adj.普通的，一般的simple ['simpl] adj.简单的elementary [eli'mentori] adj.初级的，基础的normal ['no:mal] adj.常规的，正常的standard ['stended] adj.标准的usual ['ju:3ual] adj.通常的，平常routine [ru:ti:n] adj.日常的，常规的customary ['kAstomari] adi. 通常的，常例的household ["haushould] adj.家常的，普通的mean [mi:n] adj.普通的，中等的popular ['popjula] adj.通俗的，大众的2.特殊special ['spefal] adj.特殊的，特别extraordinary [ik'stro:dnri,ik'stro:doneri] adj.特别的，非凡的particular [po'tikjula]adj.特别的specific[spi'sifik] adj.独特的，特有的uncommon [An'koman] adj.不平常的unusual [An'ju:3ual] adj.不平常的rare［rea]adj.少有的，杰出的remarkable [ri'ma:kobl] adj.非凡的，显著的peculiar [pi'kjuljo] adj.特殊的，独特的distinguished [distingwift] adj.杰出的，卓越的notable ['noutobl]adj.显著的matchless ['maet lis] ad.无比的characteristic [kaerokto'ristik] adj.特有的，独特的extreme [ik'stri:m]adj.极端的exceptional [ik'sep/anal] adj.例外的，特殊的exceptive[ik'septiv] adj.特殊的out of the ordinary [aut Jvǒ'o:dinari] adi.非凡的out of the common [aut Jv ǒo'koman] adj.非凡的strange[streind] adj.奇怪的odd [od] adj.奇特的，古怪的queer [kwia] adj.奇怪的fantastic [fen'testik] adj.奇异的，古怪的prominent['prominant] adj.杰出的，突出的outstanding [,aut'staendig] adj.杰出的，显著的eminent ['eminant] adj.杰出的，显著的unique [ju:'nik] adi.独一无二的distinctive [dis'tigktiv] adj.与众不同的unexampled [,Anig'zempld] adj.无先例的，空前的unparalleled [,An'peroleld] adj.无比的，无双的unprecedented [,An'presidontid]adj.空前的incomparable [in'komparabl] adj.无比的四十四、移动------------______1.向下移动fall [fo:l] v./n.降落drop ［drop] v.落下，降下sink [sink] v.下沉set[set] v.（日、月等）落，下沉downfall['daunfb:1] v.下降，陷落lower['loua] v.降低，降落descend[di'sent] v.下来，下降alight[a'lait] v.下来，下（车，飞机)subside[sob'said] v.下沉，沉降go down [gou daun] v.下沉，坠落dive [daiv] v.俯冲，跳水parachute ['paerafu:t] v.用降落伞降落dismount [dis'maunt] v.下马，下slide down [slaid daun]v.滑下dip [dip] v.下沉，下降shower ['Jaua] v.阵雨般落下come down [kAm daun] v.下来，降下settle['setl] v.下陷，沉落submerge[sab'ma:d] v.没入水中duck [dAk] v.突然潜入水中2.向上移动rise [raiz] v.升起，上升uprise[up'raiz］v.升起，上升，登高arise [a'raiz] v.升起，起来climb [klaim] v.攀登，爬上spring [sprin] v.跳起，弹起bounce [bauns] v.跳起，弹起lift [lift] v.提起，提高uplift[Ap'lift] v.举起，升起raise[reiz] v.举起uprear [Ap'ris] v.举起，升起go up [gou Ap] v.上升，攀登come up [kAm Ap] v.上来，上楼get up [get Ap] v.起床，爬上，登get on [get on] v.上(车等) clamber ['klaemba] v.攀登mount [maunt] v.登上，爬上，上zoom [zu:m] v.陡直上升top [top] v.上升到顶点scale [skeil] v.攀登，升高board [bo:d] v.上（车、飞机等）ascend [e'send] v.登高，上升ascension [e'senfon] v.上升，升高take off [teik f] v. (飞机)起飞get off[get f] v. (飞机)起飞levitate ['leviteit] v.升在空中elevate ['eliveit] v.抬起，使升高erect [i'rekt] v.竖起，使直立stand up [staend Ap] v.起立，升起3.向前移动advance [od'va:ns,ad'vaens]v.前progress ['prougres,' progres]v.前进move forward [mu:v 'fo:wad] v.前go forward [gou fo:wad] v.前进go ahead [gou s'hed] v.前进march on [ma:t on] v.前进forge ahead [fo:d3 a'hed] v.前进make headway [meik 'hed,wei] V.前进move onwards [mu:v 'Onwadz] v.前进4.向后移动retreat [ritri:t] v.后退，退却withdraw [wio'dro:] v.撤退，后撤return [ri'to:n] v.返回，回来back [baek] v.后退，倒退go back [gou baek] v.回去go backwards[gou 'baekwadz] v.后退，倒退fall back [fo:l back] v.后退draw back [dro:baek] v.后退retrograde ['retrougreid] v.后退，倒退retrogress [retre'gres] v.倒退regress ['ri:gres] v.退回，倒退retrocede [retrou'si:d] v.后退，退recede [ri'sid] v.退去，退retire [ri'taia] v.后退，退却，引ebb [eb] v.退潮turn back [to:n baek] v.折回，退回backslide [,baek'slaid] v.倒退，退步5.不定向移动move[mu:v] v.移动pass[pa:s] v.经过，穿过remove[ri'mu:v] v.移动，迁移get away[geta'wei] v.逃脱，离开fly [flai] v.飞行sail [seil] v.航行voyage['voiid3] v.航行drift[drift] v.漂流cruise[kru:z] v.巡航patrol[pa'troul]v.巡逻navigate['naevigeit] v.航行walk[wo:k] v.走，步行step[step] v.走，步行run[rAn] v.跑，奔race [reis] v.疾走flee [fli:] v.逃走escape [is'keip] v.逃跑leave [li:v] v.离去，离开depart [di'pa:t] v.离去，离开cross [kros] v.横过，穿过roll [roul] v.滚动flow [flou] v.(河水等)流动stream [stri:m] v.流动，流出rove [rauv] v.漫游tour [tua] v.旅行，周游travel ['traval] v.旅行，移动，行trip [trip] v.轻快地走，旅行wander ['wonda]v.漫步，漫游speed [spi:d] v.快行chase [tfeis] v.追逐，追赶follow ['folau] v.跟随，追赶migrate[mai'greit] v.迁移6.不移动、停止stop[stop] v.停止，中止stay[stei] v.停留，停住halt[ho:lt] v.停住，停止stand[staend] v.停住不动standstill['stendstil] n.停止cease[si:s] n./v.停，息desist[di'zist] v.停止rest[rest] v.停止，休息remain[ri'mein] v.停留，逗留park [pa:k] v.停车anchor['aenke] v.抛锚，停泊still[stil] v.静止，止住pause[po:z] v.中止，停留repose [ri'pouz] v./n.休息，安息suspend [so'spend] v.暂停，中止四十五、手的动作1.拿fetch[fet]] v. (去)拿来take [teik] v.拿，取bring[brig] v.拿来，带来carry['keri] v.手提，拎，携带handle['haendl] v.拿，弄reach for [ri:tffo:] v.伸手去拿pick[pik] v.摘，采pick up [pik Ap] v.拾起，拣起hand [haend] v.给，交给seize [si:z] v.抓住，揪住snatch [snaetf] v.抓取，夺取hold [hauld]v.拿住，握住，抓住catch [kaetf] v.抓住，捉住，接住grasp [gra:sp] v.抓住grab [graeb] v.抓取take hold of [teik hauld v] v.抓住receive [ri'si:v] v.接到，收到，接take up[teik Ap] v.拿起take away [teik a'wei] v.拿走，夺take back [teik baek] v.拿回，收回clasp[kla:sp] v.握，攥grip [grip] v.握2.放put [put] v.放put down [put daun] v.放下put aside [put 'said] v.放在一边put back [put baek] v.放回原处lay [lei] v.放，搁lay down [lei daun] v.放下place [pleis] n.放置replace [ri'pleis] v.把···放回原处set [set] v.放，安放deposit [di'pozit] v.存放misplace [mis'pleis] v.把···放错也方3.推push [puf] v.推push around [pufa'raund] v.把···推来推去push up [pu Ap] v.向上推push down [pu daun] v.向下推push forward [puf'fo:wed] v.向前push back [pufbaek] v.向后推push over[puf'suva] v.推倒shove [JAv] v.推，猛推thrust[OrAst] v.猛推4.拉、拖、抽pull [pul] v.拉，拖draw [dro:] v.拉，拖，抽drag[dreg] n./v.拉，拖tug[tAg] v.用力拉(或拖)haul [h3:1] v.用力拉(或拖)tow [tou] v.拖，拉，牵pull about [pul 'baut] v.拖来拖去pull at [pul aet] v.用力拉pull out [pul aut] v.拔出lug [lAg] v.拉，拖trail [treil] v.拖，拽pluck [plAk] v.拉，拽hale [heil] v.强拉，硬拖extract [ik'straekt] v.抽出，拔出abstract ['aebstraekt] v.抽取draw away [dro:a'wei] v.拉开draw out ［dro:aut] v.抽出，拉长5.抛、掷、扔、投throw [Orow］v.掷，扔，抛，投throw down[Orow daun] v.扔下，扔掉throw off[Oraw of] v.扔掉，扔开throw away[Orow a'wei] v.扔掉cast[ka:st]v.掷，扔，抛，投toss[tos] v.扔，抛drop[drop] v.投下，扔下fling[flin] v.扔，掷stone[stoun] v.向···扔石头snowball['snoub3:l] v.扔雪球，打雪仗pitch [pitf] v.投，掷，扔shy [Jai] v.投，掷hurl[ha:1] v.猛投，猛掷sling[slin] v.投，抛dart[da:t] v.掷(标枪等)shoot[fu:t]v.(篮球运动中)投(篮) send flying[send flaiig] v.四处乱project[pro'dekt] v.投掷scatter['skaeta] v.撒，拋撒6.系、捆、绑、扎tie [tai] v.系，拴，结bind[baind] v.捆，绑bind up [baind Ap] v.包扎bundle['bAndIl] v.捆，扎bundle up ['bAndl Ap] v.捆扎起来fasten['fa:sn]v.扎牢，扣紧，拴button['bAtn] v.扣，扣紧wrap[rep] v.包，捆，缠knot [nt] v.结，打结knit [nit] v.编结string[strin] v.扎，捆，绑bandage ['baendid] v.(用绷带)包扎rope[roup]v.（用绳）捆，扎，lace [leis] v.用带子束紧，捆紧strap [straep] v.用皮带绑扎gird [ga:d] v.束，缚，束紧girdle ['go:dl] v.束，缚，绕truss [trAs] v.捆，扎braid [breid] v.编辫子do up [du:Ap] v.包扎，扣好lash [laf] v.捆绑belt [belt] v.系腰带，用带缚住cord [ko:d] v.捆绑7.解开untie [,An'tai] v.解开unfasten [An'fa:sn] v.解开unbutton [An'bAtn] v.解开纽扣unbind [,An'baind] v.解开，松开unwrap [An'rep] v.解开，打开unknit [An'nit] v.解开，拆散uncord [An'ko:d] v.解开绳子unbelt [An'belt] v.解开腰带unlash [An'laef] v.解开，松开undo [An'du:] v.解开，松开unlink [An'ligk] v.解开unchain [An'tfein] v.解开锁链unstring [An'strin] v.解开unlace[An'leis] v.解开带子unstrap [An'straep] v.解开带子ungird [An'ga:d] v.解开带子unbuckle [,An'bAkI] v.解开扣子untangle [,An'tangal] v.解开，松untwine [An'twain] v.解开（缠绕的东西) untwist [,An'twist] v.解开(缠绕的东西)8.其他tear [tes ] v.撕knock [nok] v.敲(门)box [boks] v.拳击，用手打point [point] v.指gesticulate [des'tikjuleit]v.做手wave[weiv] v.挥手示意sweep [swi:p] v.扫slap [slaep]v.掴，拍，掌击swing [swin] v.抡，挥舞clap [klep] v.拍pat [paet] v.拍stroke [strouk] v.抚，摩，捋knead [ni:d] v.揉，捏twist [twist] v.拧，扭，捻，搓wrench [rentf] v.拧，扭，扳scratch [skretf]v.搔，抠shake hands [feik haendz]握手。

大学英语六级常考形容词M~W字母开头2017年大学英语六级常考形容词（M~W字母开头）引导语：以下是店铺为大家整理的M~W字母开头的形容词，希望能帮助大家提高英语水平，欢迎阅读!M开头massive adj.大规模的，大量的merciful adj.仁慈的，宽大的mobile adj.活动的，流动的N开头naive adj.言行自然而天真的，质朴的negligible adj.可忽略的，微不足道的notorious adj.臭名昭著的，声名狼藉的o开头obedient adj.服从的，顺从的obscure adj.模糊不清的optimistic adj.乐观的original adj.原先的，最早的P开头pathetic adj.悲哀的，悲惨的persistent adj.坚持不懈的potential adj.可能的，潜在的prent adj.普遍的，流行的primitive adj.原始的，早期的proficient adj.熟练的，精通的profound adj.深刻的，深远的prominent adj.突出的，杰出的prompt adj.即刻的.，迅速的R开头raw adj.自然状态的，未加工的relevant adj.与……有关的respectable adj.可尊敬的rewarding adj.值得的rough adj.粗略的，不精确的rude adj.粗鲁的，不礼貌的S开头sensitive adj.敏感的sheer adj.完全的，十足的shrewd adj.精明的stationary adj.固定的subordinate adj.次要的，从属的subtle adj.微妙的，精巧的，细微的superficial adj.肤浅的suspicious adj.对……怀疑T开头tedious adj.冗长的，乏味的trivial adj.琐碎的，不重要的turbulent adj.动荡的，混乱的U开头underlying adj.潜在的V开头versatile adj.多才多艺的vivid adj.生动的，栩栩如生的void adj.无效的vulnerable adj.易受伤的W开头worth adj.值得的【2017年大学英语六级常考形容词（M~W字母开头）】。