in face of和in the face of有什么区别
I was watching television yesterday. I saw soldiers fighing each other with guns. It made me sad. Why would people want to hurt each other? My Daddy said that the soldiers were fighing enemies in a war. But why do wars happen? Many people be- come homeless and hopless in a war. They need love. The whole world needs love. Why not offer people love instead of war? Only love can make stop a war. Only love can make our lives full of sunshine. 我昨天看电视。
我看到士兵互相争斗枪。
它使我感到悲伤。
为什么人们不想伤害对方
我的爸爸说，战斗的士兵被敌人的战争中。
但是，为什么战争的发生
许多人是来无家可归者和无望的战争中。
他们需要爱。
整个世界需要爱。
为什么不提供人民热爱不是战争吗
只有爱能停止战争。
只有爱可以使我们的生活充满了阳光。
写一篇英语作文，以你最喜欢的一部电影为题目，介绍这部电影，70词左右
TransformersMy favourite movie is Transformers 3. This film was made in America. It used a lot of high-techs and computer special effects. I like it very much. This film has huge scenes and famous movie stars. Besides, it has good story, and it told me to respect anybody protects us. This film asked us to be brave to fight the enemies and have the courage to live in the danger. It also have a lot of robot troys I like. This is my favourite movie.
跪求剑桥雅思1--3的阅读答案，带不带解析都可以
Lovely daughter never went to At 7:30 on May 14, Liu Ning is always grief of the moment: her daughter from the cement block finally be get out, but he never left. Liu Ning was Beichuan County, the school first day (6) class teacher. The earthquake, he is leading 59 students to participate in the assembly hall in the county committee, May 4th Youth celebration. Hall suddenly shaking, and the more-huang, the more powerful. Liu Ning immediately aware that the earthquake occurred. The county party chairs from the auditorium to a higher, I immediately called the students into the local investment firm of iron chairs below, do not Luandong. Later, a student of fear at the time recalled the scene: I squatted chairs below, heard the roof collapse of falling bricks smashed in the iron beam above a chair Peng Peng Sheng, very scared, for me every iron chairs Piza that I have the heart of the fierce buffeting and, I fear good iron chairs Piza wear. A few minutes later, the roof collapsed on one's weight down has finally stopped. Seismic moment has passed. In this way, the 59 students miraculously saved, Liu teacher's hands by the hard cement is zoned for blood Lin Li. Liu Ning, the daughter of teachers in the North-Yi Liu County school to school, also was pressure in the ruins below. According to the same students trapped inside the message, his daughter is still alive, only foot injury, said Liu Ning. However, the situation will soon change. As aftershocks continued two days, her daughter was trapped inside the new space has been diverted collapse of the East and West, lovely daughter never went to.
以 enjoy your feelings为题写一篇英语作文
Emotions have a bad rep these days. Especially in medical research, emotions are usually the enemies. This orientation is understandable with respect to rage, butlaughing and crying also are treated as pathological. There are many studies of a new diagnosis called Emotional Lability (EL) and the even more extreme one, Emotional Incontinence (EI). For Heaven's sake, stop crying: you are making a mess all over my new tablecloth.It seems to have occurred to only a few researchers that the absence of emotional expression might be a far wider problem, and possibly a much more damaging one. There is only one diagnosis that hits this mark directly (alexithymia), but it is less discussed.The current trend in medicine, and indeed in the public at large, is that the way to deal with emotions is to CONTROL them. This note is to recommend another direction, however. We all have emotions, so let's ENJOY them. For example, young people still enjoy fear by going on roller coasters and viewing horror movies. How is it possible to enjoy fear, which most of us think of as a highly negative and painful emotion?Thereby lies a tale called catharsis. Suppose that sadness (grief) is mostly physical: bodily preparation to cry. Reacting to a lost attachment, our muscles and tear glands automatically prepare us to sob loudly and tear plentifully. Crying resolves the bodily tension of preparation: we feel less sad and tense, and more relaxed.So to enjoy grief, cry it out. However, there is a complication implied in the rollercoaster example. The ride and the fear it generates can be enjoyed only if the riders feel perfectly SAFE. Painful emotions can be enjoyed only if expressed in a safe context. This is the basic message of the ancient theory of catharsis in the theatre: the drama must move the audience to identify with the play's emotions, but at the same time realizing that it is only a drama.We have good cries when we are able to rapidly move in and out of the grief. Peter Levine (1997) called it pendulation. Without this movement, we either don't feel at all, repression, or feel so much that we get lost in it (a bad cry).The way to enjoy emotions is to feel them in a safe context: expressing them to an empathic counselor or friend, with a sad film, song or book, or if alone, taking care to cycle back and forth between crying and watching yourself cry. Like Wordsworth's definition of poetry, we enjoy all and any emotions, positive or negative, when they are remembered in tranquility.We all do a similar cycle in conversations in order to understand what others mean: we move back and forth between our own point of view and that of the other person. Otherwise much talk would be ambiguous or even incomprehensible. In early childhood, we get so used to doing it that we don't notice that we are doing it. So talking to one's self as if another person were present, especially a beloved person, turns out to be a good idea: Hi mom, I need to talk to you about what a bad day I had.The way to enjoy our emotions is to feel them in a safe context for as long as necessary. In our society, a safe place for this kind of activity is often hard to find. Most of the people we know are not receptive to intense crying, especially the kind of long term crying that is necessary part of mourning a deep loss. As Iris Dement's song puts it so beautifully, there's no time to cry.Most experts in the social\\\/behavioral sciences and psychiatry disagree. They think, mistakenly, that the theory of catharsis has been disproved. But the disproving studies even consider the issue of pendulation. The reviews of my 1979 book on catharsis were not friendly, to say the least. Could it be that the experts are wrong?My last column was mostly about two emotions, grief and fear. This column will concern two other emotions, shame and anger, and also another kind of stress, bodily tension such as illness and fatigue. Emotions and feelings are at core physical, rather than only mental. Sadness is the feeling we get when bodily preparations to cry are not carried out. In this view, crying is the orgasm of a state of bodily arousal: grief. The habit of controlling emotions by ignoring them turns out to be a huge problem. Over the long haul, unresolved emotional arousals can build up to the point of continuous painful feelings and\\\/or tension.Last time I proposed that all emotions, both positive and negative, can be enjoyed. The challenge is to be able to experience them in a third way: neither 1. ignoring them, on the one hand, nor 2. getting lost in them, on the other. In drama theory this third state is called aesthetic distance. The audience is to identify with the characters to point of feeling their emotions, but at the same time remembering that they are NOT the characters.Strong emotions can be enjoyed in a safe environment: theatre, film, books, songs, or telling one's experience to an empathic person, or even to one's self. Peter Levine (1997) described this state as pendulation, moving very quickly back and forth between painful feelings and the safe present. I once had an extraordinary fear experience in this mode: after an excruciatingly dangerous experience, my body took over, shaking and sweating til my clothes were drenched. It was not painful, and I felt completely relaxed when it was over. Shaking and sweating seems to be the orgasm of fear arousal.Like many people, when angry I may get loud and mean. But I have had several anger experiences of a quite different kind. I told the culprit I am angry at you because..... in an ordinary voice. Since this approach is so undramatic, I have had to repeat my complaint several times. Then two things happened: the other person started apologizing, and I felt hot. I realized that it was not the room that had gotten warm, but my body. Apparently catharsis doesn't involve yelling and fighting. It is rather an internal process: heat metabolizes the adrenaline of bodily preparation to fight. Could body heat signal the orgasm of anger?Shame, embarrassment and humiliation: When I tell students to describe to the class their most embarrassing moment, many of them are convulsed with laughter telling the story. Laughter seems to be the orgasm of shame. However, it's often difficult to get to laughter, especially if one was deeply humiliated. What is often required are many repetitions of just talk about the incident, before one can find humor in it.It also needs to be said that just as there is a good cry and a bad one, there is also a good laugh and a bad one. A good laugh turns out to be when one is laughing at one's self (Silly me) or the universe, but not at other people. Laughing at others usually is ridicule, driven by anger: no help to either party.One final comment on yawning. Even though most people think that yawing increases one's oxygen supply, there is no evidence. In my experience, I yawn when I am tired, not when I am sleepy, and when under intense physical pain. A trip to the dentist often results in a fit of yawning afterwards. In my most painful illness, I think that extraordinary fits of yawning made the pain bearable.As you may have guessed by now, I am not saying that it's easy to enjoy your emotions, only that it is possible. With enough time and practice, I think that anyone can learn the art of distancing (pendulation) of one's emotions to make them less painful and to begin the long process of resolution. It may be that the future for human beings depends on everyone learning this lesson.
新概念英语第二册56课课后答案
1. c根据课文第一句和最后一句Once a year, a race is held for old cars. It was very different from modern car races but no less exciting 可以推测只有c. All the cars were old 是汽车比赛不寻常之处，其他3个选择虽然都是课文所提及的内容也与汽车比赛有关，但它们都不能清楚表明汽车比赛为什么不寻常。
2. a根据课文第8行A few cars, however, completed the race 只有a. but only a few completed the course 与课文的实际情形相符，其他3个选择都与课文的实际情况不符。
3. c只有c. lots of 与前一句中的 A lot of (很多)的意思相同，所以应该选c。
a. much 不能修饰可数名词；b. lot of 不是正确的表达方式，应该是a lot of 或者lots of ； d. plenty (充足)， plenty of 是一个短语，表示“足够的”，而且这个短语也不符合题目意思。
4. c只有选c. It was built 这个句子意思才完整，并符合语法，这是一个用连词so 连接，表示结果的并列句，因此前半句就应该是一个有主谓结构的句子，只有c. It was built 是一个意思比较完整的并含有主谓的句子。
而其他3个选择意义都不完整，不能成为独立句子，所以选c.5. a该句需要选一个同前一句中的形容词意思相同的比较级形式，才能与前一句含义相符。
b. the oldest 和 d. the eldest 都是最高级，可以排除；a. an older (较旧的)和c. an elder (较年长的)都是比较级，但只有a. an older 是前一句总的形容词的最高级the oldest 的比较级形式，所以选a.6. c只有c. went at最符合语法和习惯用法。
因为表示“以什么速度运行”可以用to go at + some miles an hour. 所以went at forty miles an hour 与前一句中的reached a speed of forty miles an hour (达到了每小时40英里的速度)含义相符合。
其他3个选择都不对。
7. a该句需要选出与前一句中的different from (不同于)意义相反的词组。
只有a. the same as (与……相同)是different from 的反义词组，符合习惯用法。
其他3个选择都不是正确的表达方式。
8. b该句需要选出一个同前一句的the most handsome(最漂亮的)意义相接近的词.a. pretty(漂亮的,可爱的)常用来描写女人,小孩或景致的小东西,而不适合描写汽车;b. beautiful(美丽的,漂亮的); c. seemly(适宜的,恰当的); d. nice(好的)这4个中只有b. beautiful语气最强,与handsome的意义最接近,因此b.是对的.9. b该句需要选出同前一句中的unusual(不寻常的)意义相反的词。
a. used(用过的，旧的)，b. common(常见的，寻常的)；c. vulgar(庸俗的，低级的)；d. accustomed(习惯于，正常的，通常的)，这几个选择中，只有b. common 是 unusual 的反义词。
所以选b.10. c该句需要选出一个与前一句的explosions(爆炸,轰响)含义相同的词. a. knocks(n.打,敲击声) ,b. hits(n.打,击); c. bangs.(n.突然的巨响); d. thumps (重击声)中只有c. bangs 与 explosions 含义最接近,所以选c.11. c该句需要选出一个与前一句中的动词词组broke down(损坏，抛锚发生故障)的含义相符合的词组。
a. were in pieces (成碎片)， b. were broken up (分开，分解)， c. couldn't go(不能开动)， d. were spoilt(糟蹋，弄糟)中，只有c. couldn't go 和broke down 的意义相似，其他3个选择都不够恰当，所以选c.12. c该句需要选出同前一句中的rivals (对手，竞争者) 意义相同的词。
a. opponents (对手，敌手，反对者)指同某人对立的敌方；b. enemies(敌人)；c. competitors(竞争者，对手)指比赛中的竞争者；d. partners (伙伴，合作者，舞伴)。
只有c. competitors 是rivals 的同意义词，二者都是有“比赛中的竞争者 ”的含义，所以选c.
