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invent 发明 an inventor 发明者 invention 发明物 an explorer 探险者 Italian 意大利人 European 欧洲人 However, on their way back to the Earth, the spacecraft began spinning out of control, Armstrong received the order to cut the flight short. He successfully brought the spacecraft down into the western Pacific Ocean. 开始快速旋转 失去控制 命令 缩短航程 西太平洋 然而，在他们返回地球的途中，宇宙飞船开始失去控制快速旋转，阿姆斯特朗缩短航程的命令。他成功地使宇宙飞船落入西太平洋。 13. 在他们返回地球的途中 文中有用词组 on their way back to the Earth 14. 开始快速旋转 begin spinning 16. 缩短航程 cut the flight short 15. 失去控制 out of control 17. 使宇宙飞船落入西太平洋 bring the spacecraft down into the western Pacific Ocean On 20 July 1969, Armstrong became the first man to walk on the Moon. Together with Buzz Aldrin, he landed the spacecraft Apollo 11 on the Moon. He said the famous words “ One small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind” as he stepped out onto the Moon’s surface. (使)降落 一步 巨大的飞跃 跨步 人类 表面 1969年7月20日，阿姆斯特朗成为第一个登上月球的人。他与巴兹.奥尔德林一起将“阿波罗11号”降落在月球上。当他跨出去踏上月球表面的时候，他说出了这句名言： “对一个人来说是一小步，但对这个人类来说却是一次巨大的飞跃。” 18. 成为第一个登上月球的人 文中有用词组 become the first man to walk on the Moon 19. “对一个人来说是一小步，但对这个人类来说却是一次巨大的飞跃。” 20. 跨出去踏上月球表面 step out onto the Moon’s surface One small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the Moon for about two and a half hours. They collected Moon rocks to take back to the Earth for further research. When Apollo 11 returned , the whole world was waiting to greet them. They were heroes. 更进一步的 阿姆斯特朗和奥尔德林在月球是行走了大约两个半小时。他们采集了月球岩石带回地球做进一步的研究。当阿波罗11号返回的时候，全世界的人都在等着迎接他们。他们是英雄。 21. 大约两个半小时 文中有用词组 about two and a half hours 22.带回地球做进一步的研究 23. 全世界的人都在等着迎接他们 the whole world was waiting to greet them take back to the Earth for further research 24. 他们是英雄。 They were heroes. Because of his excellent service, Neil Armstrong was presented the Medal of Freedom, the highest award that a US citizen can receive. He was the pride of the whole world. 公民 骄傲 因为他的出色表现，尼尔.阿姆斯特朗被授予自由勋章——一个美国公民能得到的最高