Unit 3 Earth Protection一轮词汇短语例句英译中&中译英练习 2026届重大版高中英语选择必修第四册

重大版选择必修四Unit 3词汇短语例句英译中练习 1 underwater adj. The divers found many colorful coral reefs in the underwater cave. 1 underwater adv. Some marine animals can stay underwater for more than an hour. 2 heatwave n. The heatwave last summer caused many people to suffer from heatstroke. 3 damage n. The storm caused great damage to the houses along the coast. 3 damage v. Long-term exposure to sunlight can damage the skin. 4 greenhouse gas n. Carbon dioxide is one of the most common greenhouse gases. 5 flood n. Heavy rain led to a flood that covered most of the small town. 5 flood v. Water from the broken dam flooded the nearby farmland. 6 carbon dioxide n. Plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen during photosynthesis. 7 atmosphere n. The Earth's atmosphere protects us from harmful solar radiation. 7 atmosphere n. The atmosphere at the party was relaxed and friendly. 8 the Industrial Revolution n. The Industrial Revolution started in Britain in the late 18th century. 9 square kilometre n. This national park covers an area of over 500 square kilometres. 10 Arctic adj. Polar bears live in the Arctic region all year round. 10 Arctic n. Scientists are studying the melting ice in the Arctic. 11 tropical adj. Tropical forests are home to a large number of rare animals. 12 fossil fuel n. Burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil releases a lot of carbon dioxide. 13 emission n. The government has made laws to reduce car emissions. 14 fight for v. People all over the world are fighting for a cleaner environment. 15 figure out v. It took him a long time to figure out how to solve this math problem. 16 be to blame for v. Human activities are to blame for the increase in global temperature. 17 give off v. The old factory gives off a terrible smell every evening. 18 make a difference v. Even small actions like saving water can make a difference to the environment. 19 take steps v. We must take steps to protect endangered species before it's too late. 20 be associated with v. Smoking is closely associated with many serious diseases. 21 be about to v. I was about to leave the house when the phone rang. 22 take action v. The local community decided to take action against air pollution. 23 install v. My family plans to install a new air conditioner next month. 24 panel n. The control panel of the machine is easy to operate. 24 panel n. A panel of experts will discuss the problem of climate change. 25 solar panel n. Many families in this area have installed solar panels on their roofs. 26 generate v. This power station can generate enough electricity for 100,000 people. 27 appliance n. Electrical appliances like fridges and washing machines make our life easier. 28 emit v. Cars emit harmful gases that pollute the air. 29 burden n. Reducing the burden of homework is good for students' mental health. 29 burden v. Don't burden yourself with too much work; you need to rest. 30 take a shower v. I usually take a shower before going to bed to relax. 31 take a bath v. She likes to take a bath with lavender oil on weekends. 32 litre n. A standard bottle of water usually contains 0.5 litres. 33 turn off the tap v. Remember to turn off the tap when you're brushing your teeth. 34 unplug v. It's safe to unplug the charger after your phone is fully charged. 35 charge v. I need to charge my laptop before the meeting starts. 35 charge n. The charge for using this public bicycle for an hour is 2 yuan. 36 as long as possible We should keep food in the fridge as long as possible to keep it fresh. 37 litter v. It's impolite to litter in public places like parks. 37 litter n. The street was covered with litter after the festival. 38 ought to modal v. We ought to plant more trees to improve the environment. 39 persuasive adj. His persuasive speech made many people support the environmental project. 40 persuade v. She tried to persuade her parents to let her join the volunteer group. 41 alert adj. The government issued an alert about the coming typhoon. 41 alert v. We must alert people to the dangers of global warming. 42 extinct adj. Dinosaurs became extinct millions of years ago. 43 natural gas n. Natural gas is a kind of fossil fuel that is widely used for heating. 44 blanket n. She covered herself with a thick blanket to keep warm in winter. 44 blanket v. Snow blanketed the whole village overnight. 45 net n. Fishermen use nets to catch fish in the river. 45 net adj. The net profit of the company increased by 10% this year. 46 uptake n. The uptake of solar energy has increased rapidly in recent years. 47 low-lying adj. Many low-lying areas will be under water if sea levels rise. 48 alarming adj. The alarming rate of deforestation has drawn global attention. 49 biological adj. We learned about biological diversity in our biology class. 50 biologist n. The biologist spent five years studying the behavior of pandas. 51 deforestation n. Deforestation leads to the loss of habitat for many wild animals. 52 deforest v. People should stop deforesting the Amazon rainforest immediately. 53 desertification n. Desertification is a serious problem in some parts of Africa. 54 butterfly n. A beautiful butterfly landed on the colorful flower in the garden. 55 as many as As many as 200 students took part in the environmental protection activity. 56 in danger of This kind of bird is in danger of becoming extinct. 57 percent of Only 30 percent of the students in this class ride bikes to school. 58 act like v. He acts like a expert, but he knows little about this field. 59 that is to say The meeting will be held next Monday, that is to say, October 16th. 60 warm... up v. She used a microwave to warm up the leftover food. 61 contribute to v. Using public transport can contribute to reducing air pollution. 62 heat up v. The room heats up quickly when we turn on the heater. 63 die from starvation v. Some animals die from starvation in winter because food is scarce. 64 worst of all The storm destroyed many houses, and worst of all, it took several lives. 65 the huge amount of The huge amount of plastic waste has polluted oceans around the world. 66 hundreds of millions of Hundreds of millions of people are affected by climate change every year. 67 respond to v. Animals usually respond to danger by running away or hiding. 67 respond to v. The government needs to respond to people's concerns about the environment. 重大版选择必修四Unit 3词汇短语例句中译英练习 1 underwater adj. 潜水员在水下洞穴里发现了许多色彩鲜艳的珊瑚礁。 1 underwater adv. 有些海洋动物能在水下停留一个多小时。 2 heatwave n. 去年夏天的热浪导致很多人中暑。 3 damage n. 暴风雨给沿海的房屋造成了巨大损坏。 3 damage v. 长期暴露在阳光下会损伤皮肤。 4 greenhouse gas n. 二氧化碳是最常见的温室气体之一。 5 flood n. 暴雨引发了洪水，淹没了这个小镇的大部分地区。 5 flood v. 溃坝的水淹没了附近的农田。 6 carbon dioxide n. 植物在光合作用过程中吸收二氧化碳并释放氧气。 7 atmosphere n. 地球的大气层保护我们免受有害太阳辐射的伤害。 7 atmosphere n. 派对上的气氛轻松又友好。 8 the Industrial Revolution n. 工业革命于 18 世纪末在英国开始。 9 square kilometre n. 这个国家公园的面积超过 500 平方公里。 10 Arctic adj. 北极熊全年生活在北极地区。 10 Arctic n. 科学家们正在研究北极正在融化的冰层。 11 tropical adj. 热带雨林是大量珍稀动物的栖息地。 12 fossil fuel n. 燃烧煤、石油等化石燃料会释放大量二氧化碳。 13 emission n. 政府已制定法律减少汽车尾气排放。 14 fight for v. 全世界的人们都在为更清洁的环境而努力。 15 figure out v. 他花了很长时间才弄明白如何解这道数学题。 16 be to blame for v. 人类活动是全球气温上升的罪魁祸首。 17 give off v. 这家旧工厂每天晚上都会散发出难闻的气味。 18 make a difference v. 即使是节约用水这样的小事，也能对环境产生影响。 19 take steps v. 我们必须采取措施保护濒危物种，以免为时过晚。 20 be associated with v. 吸烟与多种严重疾病密切相关。 21 be about to v. 我正要出门，电话铃响了。 22 take action v. 当地社区决定采取行动应对空气污染。 23 install v. 我家计划下个月安装一台新空调。 24 panel n. 这台机器的控制面板操作起来很简单。 24 panel n. 一个专家小组将讨论气候变化问题。 25 solar panel n. 这个地区的很多家庭都在屋顶安装了太阳能电池板。 26 generate v. 这座发电站能为 10 万人提供足够的电力。 27 appliance n. 冰箱、洗衣机等家用电器让我们的生活更便捷。 28 emit v. 汽车排放有害气体，污染空气。 29 burden n. 减轻作业负担对学生的心理健康有益。 29 burden v. 别让自己承担太多工作，你需要休息。 30 take a shower v. 我通常睡前洗个澡放松一下。 31 take a bath v. 她周末喜欢用薰衣草精油泡澡。 32 litre n. 一瓶标准装的水通常含有 0.5 升。 33 turn off the tap v. 刷牙的时候记得关掉水龙头。 34 unplug v. 手机充满电后，拔掉充电器是安全的。 35 charge v. 我需要在会议开始前给笔记本电脑充电。 35 charge n. 使用这种公共自行车一小时的费用是 2 元。 36 as long as possible 我们应该把食物尽可能长时间存放在冰箱里以保持新鲜。 37 litter v. 在公园等公共场所乱扔垃圾是不礼貌的。 37 litter n. 节日过后，街上到处都是垃圾。 38 ought to modal v. 我们应该种更多的树来改善环境。 39 persuasive adj. 他有说服力的演讲让很多人支持这个环保项目。 40 persuade v. 她努力说服父母让她加入志愿者团队。 41 alert adj. 政府发布了关于即将到来的台风的预警。 41 alert v. 我们必须提醒人们全球变暖的危害。 42 extinct adj. 恐龙在数百万年前就灭绝了。 43 natural gas n. 天然气是一种广泛用于供暖的化石燃料。 44 blanket n. 冬天她用厚毯子裹住自己取暖。 44 blanket v. 一夜之间，大雪覆盖了整个村庄。 45 net n. 渔民在河里用渔网捕鱼。 45 net adj. 该公司今年的净利润增长了 10%。 46 uptake n. 近年来，太阳能的吸收量增长迅速。 47 low-lying adj. 如果海平面上升，许多低洼地区将被淹没。 48 alarming adj. 令人担忧的森林砍伐速度引起了全球关注。 49 biological adj. 我们在生物课上学习了生物多样性。 50 biologist n. 这位生物学家花了五年时间研究熊猫的行为。 51 deforestation n. 森林砍伐导致许多野生动物失去栖息地。 52 deforest v. 人们应该立即停止砍伐亚马逊雨林。 53 desertification n. 荒漠化是非洲部分地区的严重问题。 54 butterfly n. 一只美丽的蝴蝶落在了花园里五颜六色的花朵上。 55 as many as 多达 200 名学生参加了这次环保活动。 56 in danger of 这种鸟类面临灭绝的危险。 57 percent of 这个班只有 30% 的学生骑自行车上学。 58 act like v. 他表现得像个专家，但其实对这个领域知之甚少。 59 that is to say 会议将于下周一举行，也就是说，10 月 16 日。 60 warm... up v. 她用微波炉加热剩饭。 61 contribute to v. 乘坐公共交通有助于减少空气污染。 62 heat up v. 我们打开暖气后，房间很快就暖和起来了。 63 die from starvation v. 冬天有些动物因为食物匮乏而饿死。 64 worst of all 暴风雨摧毁了许多房屋，最糟糕的是，它夺走了几条生命。 65 the huge amount of 大量的塑料垃圾污染了世界各地的海洋。 66 hundreds of millions of 每年有数亿人受到气候变化的影响。 67 respond to v. 动物通常会通过逃跑或躲藏来应对危险。 67 respond to v. 政府需要回应人们对环境的担忧。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$