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第十一期外刊视频课笔记07讲
第十一期外刊视频课
第七讲
obnoxious 讨厌的,可憎的,不愉快的
etch 鲜明的描述,铭记,
We got embarrassed about his rude behavior at an academic conference.
tourism industry 旅游业record industry 唱片业 manufacturing industry 制造业
relief 救济、减轻、解除、安慰、浮雕in relief 如释重负、鲜明地 relief work 救援工作、救灾工作
Luxor Temple 卢克索神庙
relic 遗迹、遗物、废墟、纪念物cultural relic 文化遗产
registration required 需要注册的
tour guide 导游
Until recently, the Chinese tourists going to Egypt were relatively few, and their character was relatively good.
The Chinese tourists buying luxury goods abroad are rising in numbers.
Take for example the sign outside the Louvre Museum only in Chinese characters that forbids people from urinating or defecating wherever they want.take … for example = take for example + n +that
This is all the more alarming given the rapid rise of Chinese tourism overseas, boosted by new wealth and ever-improving exchange rates.// all the more = so much more = more than ever 更加、尤其、格外、越发/… wil be all the more difficult 难上加难//all the best 万事如意// all the same 尽管如此、仍旧
ever-growing 日益增长ever-improving 一直在提高、改进、优化,不断改进
An unfortunate consequence of the ever-growing number of women joining the labor force and working side by side with men is the increasing number of sexual harassment cases.
Yet there will stretch out before you an ever-lengthening, ever-ascending, ever-improving path.
ever-improving quality of service 精益求精的服务质量 improved living standards 改善了的、提高了的生活水平
Thanks to improved living standards, a growing share of Chinese can afford to travel overseas.
Reports of Chinese tourists behaving badly include spitting, littering, ignoring traffic laws and speaking loudly.
They speak loudly in public, carve characters on tourist attractions, cross the road when the traffic lights are still red, spit anywhere and carry out some other uncivilized behavior. It damages the image of the Chinese people and has a very bad impact.
That law (Tourism Law) will give travel agencies the authority to panelize tourists who v
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