新聞英語語句解析(403-2)
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1.
Almost
two-thirds of the world's poor, who live on less
than a single U.S. dollar a day, reside in Asia and the Pacific,
U.N. statistics show. 2.
It's(it是虛主詞，代替後面實主詞的名詞子句) still too early to know
whether the wave of protest sweeping over
Kyrgyzstan(基爾基斯) will end like similar
movements in Georgia and Ukraine(喬治亞，烏克蘭). 3.
Iraq
- U.S. and Iraqi forces raided(突擊) a
suspected guerrilla training camp and killed 85 fighters, the single biggest
one-day death toll for militants in months and the latest in a series of
blows to the insurgency, Iraqi officials said Wednesday. 4.
It (it是虛主詞，代替後面實主詞的名詞子句)was unclear whether the decision was legally binding, in
part because of uncertainty over whether Mr. Akayev, whose
whereabouts(下落) were unknown,
had stepped down. 5.
Chairman Lien Chan of the main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) said, We
don't think that Taiwan should declare independence. Nor do we think that the Chinese mainland should use force
against Taiwan(倒裝句). 6.
A
total of 54 people were injured -- two of them seriously -- when an EVA Air plane of Taiwan was hit by turbulence(遇到亂流) as it approached Tokyo's Narita international airport(成田國際機場) late
afternoon yesterday. 7.
Asia-Pacific
economies may be expanding fast but growth will not be sustainable for much
longer unless the region pays more attention to
the environment, the United Nations said Monday. 8.
When getting ready to walk into an interview(省略子句，when 後省略了you are), present at a meeting or speak before a large crowd, don't think
about yourself and your anxieties. 9.
More
than 1,000 people were feared killed in a massive earthquake which hit a remote Indonesian island ＃famed as a surfing
paradise(滑水天堂),
reducing large parts of its main town to rubble. 10.
Foreign
businesses have warned that Taiwan should set up
direct air links with China or face economic marginalization(經濟邊緣化).
Multinational executives have complained about
the high expense of transporting goods from Taiwan to China through a third
stop, such as Hong Kong. 11.
Pope
John Paul II is being fed(餵食) through a
nasal tube(鼻管) to aid his recovery from
illness, the Vatican has revealed.
The Vatican added that
the Pope, who
silently blessed crowds from his window on Wednesday, was continuing to convalesce(恢復健康) "slowly and progressively". 12.
A
senior United Nations bird flu expert has gone to North Korea to try to
prevent the spread of the virus.
North Korea confirmed on Saturday that bird flu had been detected
in several farms near the capital, Pyongyang. 13.
South
Korea has said it is ready to help the North
combat bird flu, after the isolated state publicly admitted on Sunday that it was
fighting the virus. Pyongyang has not asked Seoul for
assistance, but a South Korean official said the
official announcement appeared to indicate the North would accept aid. 14.
An
African lecturer(演講者) has delivered the
world's longest lecture after talking non-stop for more than three days. But
Errol Muzawazi, 20, from Zimbabwe(辛巴威),
was talking to himself for the majority of it after his audience fell asleep. 15.
A
British woman is missing following the earthquake which
devastated parts of Indonesia, her mother has revealed. Annette
Windle, who has not heard from her 27-year-old
daughter Jo-Anne Wau since last week, criticised the UK Government
for not doing more to help in the search for
loved ones. 16.
A
German supermarket chain(超市連鎖店) has
introduced a new way of allowing customers to pay using just their
fingerprints. Shoppers have
to run a finger over a scanner(掃瞄器)
at the cash desk to confirm their
purchases, and receive the goods. |
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