Unit 2 Natural Disasters 词汇短语例句英译中&中译英练习-2025-2026学年高中英语译林版（2020）必修第三册

译林必修三Unit 2词汇短语例句英译中练习 1 county n. The small village is located in the southern part of the county. 2 injure v. He fell off his bike and injured his left leg yesterday. 3 disaster n. The earthquake was a terrible disaster that destroyed many houses. 4 at large phrase The escaped prisoner is still at large in the nearby forest. 5 reaction n. Her reaction to the good news was a big smile and happy tears. 6 crash v. A car crashed into a tree by the roadside during the storm. 6 crash n. The plane crash killed all the passengers on board. 7 signal n. The red light is a signal for drivers to stop. 7 signal v. He signaled to me to follow him into the room. 8 exit n. Please use the emergency exit if there is a fire. 8 exit v. They exited the building quickly when the alarm went off. 9 orderly adj. The students lined up in an orderly way to enter the classroom. 10 stair n. She climbed the stairs slowly because her legs were tired. 11 roll v. The ball rolled across the floor and stopped under the table. 11 roll n. We had a roll of bread with our breakfast this morning. 12 roll call phrase The teacher did a roll call to check who was absent. 13 confirm v. Please call to confirm your reservation at least three days in advance. 14 safe and sound phrase After the storm, all the villagers returned home safe and sound. 15 hug v. She hugged her mother tightly when she saw her after a long time. 15 hug n. He gave me a warm hug before leaving the airport. 16 procedure n. You must follow the safety procedure when operating the machine. 17 tsunami n. The tsunami caused great damage to the coastal cities. 18 odd adj. It's odd that he didn't come to the meeting today. 18 odd adj. She has collected some odd stones from the mountain. 19 bubble n. Soap bubbles floated in the air and shone in the sun. 19 bubble v. Water bubbled in the pot as it began to boil. 20 occur v. Accidents are more likely to occur in rainy weather. 21 occur to phrase It never occurred to me that she would refuse the invitation. 22 keep one's head phrase It's important to keep your head in an emergency. 23 relief n. To our relief, the missing child was found safe. 24 typhoon n. Schools were closed because of the approaching typhoon. 25 destructive adj. The destructive storm left many people homeless. 26 pole n. A flagpole stands in front of the school building. 26 pole n. The Earth has two poles: the North Pole and the South Pole. 27 inform v. The teacher informed us of the time of the exam. 28 hurricane n. The hurricane caused heavy rain and strong winds along the coast. 29 conference n. A large international conference will be held in this city next month. 30 shock n. The news of his death was a great shock to all of us. 30 shock v. We were shocked by the terrible accident on the highway. 31 scare v. The loud noise scared the little girl and she started to cry. 31 scare n. She had a scare when she saw a snake in the garden. 32 power n. The power went out during the storm, so we used candles for light. 32 power n. He has the power to make important decisions in the company. 33 run out of phrase We have run out of milk, so we need to buy some more. 34 supply n. The town has a good supply of fresh water. 34 supply v. The company supplies electricity to thousands of homes. 35 donate v. Many people donated money to help the victims of the flood. 36 charity n. She works for a charity that helps homeless people. 37 staff n. The hotel staff are always friendly and helpful to the guests. 38 slide v. The children love to slide down the snowy hill in winter. 38 slide n. He showed us some slides of his trip to Japan. 39 fund n. The school set up a fund to help poor students. 39 fund v. The government will fund the construction of a new hospital. 40 flood n. The heavy rain caused a flood in the low-lying areas. 40 flood v. Letters flooded in after the newspaper published the story. 41 downstairs adv. She went downstairs to make breakfast for her family. 41 downstairs adj. The downstairs rooms are brighter than the upstairs ones. 42 document n. You need to bring your identity document when you apply for the job. 42 document v. The research team will document their findings in a report. 43 honey n. Bees make honey from nectar collected from flowers. 43 honey n. "Honey, could you pass me the salt?" she said to her husband. 44 otherwise adv. You must study hard; otherwise, you will fail the exam. 44 otherwise conj. I was ill; otherwise, I would have attended the meeting. 45 curious adj. The curious child asked many questions about the stars. 46 Roman adj. Roman architecture is famous for its arches and domes. 46 Roman n. The Romans built many roads and bridges across Europe. 47 erupt v. The volcano erupted suddenly, sending ash and lava into the air. 48 unearth v. Archaeologists unearthed some ancient coins in the field. 49 destination n. Paris is a popular tourist destination for people from all over the world. 50 bar n. We met at a bar near the station to have a drink. 50 bar v. The law bars children under 18 from buying cigarettes. 51 import v. This country imports a lot of oil from other nations. 51 import n. The import of fresh fruits has increased this year. 52 export v. China exports many electronic products to foreign countries. 52 export n. Coffee is one of the main exports of this African country. 53 port n. Many ships arrive at and leave from this busy port every day. 54 cloud-capped adj. We climbed to the top of the cloud-capped mountain and enjoyed the view. 55 ashy adj. His face looked ashy after hearing the bad news. 56 dawn n. We started our journey at dawn when the sun was just rising. 57 volcano n. Scientists are monitoring the active volcano to predict eruptions. 58 take the form of phrase Help can take the form of money, food, or clothing. 59 trunk n. The elephant used its long trunk to pick up the banana. 59 trunk n. He put his clothes in the trunk of the car before the trip. 60 unbearable adj. The heat in the desert was almost unbearable for the travelers. 61 break out phrase A fire broke out in the factory last night, but no one was hurt. 62 beyond prep. The small village is beyond the next hill. 62 beyond prep. Her beauty is beyond description. 63 distance n. We could see the mountains in the distance on a clear day. 64 far and wide phrase People came from far and wide to attend the music festival. 65 pattern n. The dress has a beautiful pattern of flowers and leaves. 66 column n. The old building has large stone columns at the entrance. 66 column n. I read her column in the newspaper every Sunday. 67 rescue v. Firefighters worked hard to rescue people trapped in the burning building. 67 rescue n. The rescue team arrived just in time to save the drowning child. 68 sharp adj. Be careful with that knife; it has a sharp blade. 68 sharp adj. The clock strikes sharp at noon every day. 69 locate v. The company plans to locate its new factory in the industrial area. 70 retire v. My father will retire from his job next year when he turns 60. 译林必修三Unit 2词汇短语例句中译英练习 1 county n. 这个小村庄位于该县的南部。 2 injure v. 他昨天从自行车上摔下来，伤了左腿。 3 disaster n. 这次地震是一场可怕的灾难，摧毁了许多房屋。 4 at large phrase 逃犯仍在附近的森林里逍遥法外。 5 reaction n. 她对这个好消息的反应是灿烂的笑容和幸福的泪水。 6 crash v. 暴风雨中，一辆汽车撞到了路边的树上。 6 crash n. 这次飞机失事导致机上所有乘客遇难。 7 signal n. 红灯是司机停车的信号。 7 signal v. 他示意我跟着他进房间。 8 exit n. 如果发生火灾，请使用紧急出口。 8 exit v. 警报响起时，他们迅速离开了大楼。 9 orderly adj. 学生们有序地排队进入教室。 10 stair n. 她因为腿累，慢慢地爬上楼梯。 11 roll v. 球滚过地板，停在了桌子下面。 11 roll n. 今天早上我们早餐吃了一卷面包。 12 roll call phrase 老师点名检查谁缺席了。 13 confirm v. 请至少提前三天打电话确认你的预订。 14 safe and sound phrase 暴风雨过后，所有村民都平安回家了。 15 hug v. 很久没见妈妈，她紧紧地抱住了她。 15 hug n. 离开机场前，他给了我一个温暖的拥抱。 16 procedure n. 操作这台机器时，你必须遵守安全程序。 17 tsunami n. 海啸对沿海城市造成了巨大破坏。 18 odd adj. 他今天没来开会，真奇怪。 18 odd adj. 她从山上收集了一些奇特的石头。 19 bubble n. 肥皂泡在空中漂浮，在阳光下闪闪发光。 19 bubble v. 水开始沸腾时，锅里冒泡了。 20 occur v. 雨天更容易发生事故。 21 occur to phrase 我从未想到她会拒绝邀请。 22 keep one's head phrase 紧急情况下保持冷静很重要。 23 relief n. 令我们欣慰的是，失踪的孩子被安全找到了。 24 typhoon n. 由于台风即将来临，学校停课了。 25 destructive adj. 这场破坏性的暴风雨让许多人无家可归。 26 pole n. 一根旗杆立在教学楼前。 26 pole n. 地球有两个极：北极和南极。 27 inform v. 老师通知了我们考试的时间。 28 hurricane n. 飓风给沿海地区带来了暴雨和强风。 29 conference n. 下个月一个大型国际会议将在这个城市举行。 30 shock n. 他去世的消息让我们所有人都极为震惊。 30 shock v. 我们对高速公路上的可怕事故感到震惊。 31 scare v. 巨大的噪音吓到了小女孩，她开始哭起来。 31 scare n. 她在花园里看到一条蛇时吓了一跳。 32 power n. 暴风雨期间停电了，所以我们用蜡烛照明。 32 power n. 他在公司里有权做出重要决定。 33 run out of phrase 我们的牛奶喝完了，所以需要再买一些。 34 supply n. 这个城镇有充足的淡水供应。 34 supply v. 这家公司为数千户家庭供电。 35 donate v. 许多人捐款帮助洪水灾民。 36 charity n. 她为一个帮助无家可归者的慈善机构工作。 37 staff n. 酒店员工对客人总是友好且乐于助人。 38 slide v. 孩子们喜欢在冬天从雪山上滑下来。 38 slide n. 他给我们看了一些他日本之行的幻灯片。 39 fund n. 学校设立了一项基金来帮助贫困学生。 39 fund v. 政府将为新医院的建设提供资金。 40 flood n. 暴雨在低洼地区引发了洪水。 40 flood v. 报纸刊登这篇报道后，信件大量涌入。 41 downstairs adv. 她下楼为家人做早餐。 41 downstairs adj. 楼下的房间比楼上的更明亮。 42 document n. 申请这份工作时，你需要带上你的身份证件。 42 document v. 研究小组将在报告中记录他们的发现。 43 honey n. 蜜蜂用从花中采集的花蜜酿蜜。 43 honey n. “亲爱的，能把盐递给我吗？” 她对丈夫说。 44 otherwise adv. 你必须努力学习，否则你会考试不及格。 44 otherwise conj. 我生病了，否则我会参加会议的。 45 curious adj. 这个好奇的孩子问了很多关于星星的问题。 46 Roman adj. 罗马建筑以其拱门和圆顶而闻名。 46 Roman n. 罗马人在欧洲各地修建了许多道路和桥梁。 47 erupt v. 火山突然喷发，将火山灰和熔岩喷向空中。 48 unearth v. 考古学家在田野里发掘出了一些古钱币。 49 destination n. 巴黎是世界各地人们喜爱的旅游目的地。 50 bar n. 我们在车站附近的一家酒吧见面喝酒。 50 bar v. 法律禁止 18 岁以下儿童购买香烟。 51 import v. 这个国家从其他国家进口大量石油。 51 import n. 今年新鲜水果的进口量增加了。 52 export v. 中国向外国出口许多电子产品。 52 export n. 咖啡是这个非洲国家的主要出口产品之一。 53 port n. 每天都有许多船只进出这个繁忙的港口。 54 cloud-capped adj. 我们爬上云雾缭绕的山顶，欣赏景色。 55 ashy adj. 听到坏消息后，他的脸色显得苍白。 56 dawn n. 我们在黎明太阳刚升起时开始了旅程。 57 volcano n. 科学家们正在监测这座活火山，以预测喷发。 58 take the form of phrase 帮助可以是金钱、食物或衣物的形式。 59 trunk n. 大象用它长长的鼻子捡起香蕉。 59 trunk n. 旅行前他把衣服放进了汽车后备箱。 60 unbearable adj. 沙漠里的炎热对旅行者来说几乎难以忍受。 61 break out phrase 昨晚工厂发生了火灾，但没有人受伤。 62 beyond prep. 这个小村庄在 next 座山的那边。 62 beyond prep. 她的美丽难以形容。 63 distance n. 晴天我们能看到远处的山脉。 64 far and wide phrase 人们从四面八方赶来参加音乐节。 65 pattern n. 这件连衣裙有美丽的花叶图案。 66 column n. 这座旧建筑的入口处有巨大的石柱。 66 column n. 我每周日都读她在报纸上的专栏。 67 rescue v. 消防员努力营救被困在燃烧大楼里的人。 67 rescue n. 救援队及时赶到救了那个溺水的孩子。 68 sharp adj. 小心那把刀，它的刀刃很锋利。 68 sharp adj. 钟每天中午准时敲响。 69 locate v. 该公司计划将新工厂设在工业区。 70 retire v. 我父亲明年 60 岁时将从工作岗位退休。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$