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VOA慢速英语:Mesa Verde National Park: Protecting the Culture of Ancient Native Americans
1. The high, flat mountaintop is covered with many green juniper and pinon pine trees.
be covered with被……所覆盖
例句:The single window is covered with white paper.
唯一的窗户是用白纸糊的。
2.A number of other people had seen and taken pictures of some of the cliff dwellings earlier.
take pictures 拍照 =take photos
例句:May I take pictures here?
我可以在这里照相吗?
The ruins in Colorado had been home to the ancestors of the present day members of the Pueblo tribes.
be home to 是…的所在地,是…的故乡
例句:Xi’an is home to film makers, Internet explorers, business people of every description.
西安现在是电影制作人、网络族和各种工商人士的家乡。
3. He traveled on foot and on horseback.
on horseback 骑马,骑在马背上
例句:The crowds were dispersed by policemen on horseback.
人群被骑着马的警察所驱散。
Finally, on June twenty-ninth, nineteen-oh-six, President Theodore Roosevelt signed a bill creating Mesa Verde National Park.
sign a bill 签字,签订,签署
例句:The governors are expected to sign a bill that would lift the current ban on tickets scalping at internet ticket sales.
政府将要签署一项议案解除当前网上倒卖门票的禁令。
4. Today, from a distance, Mesa Verde appears as it did centuries ago.
from a distance 从远处
例句:From a distance we could see her smiling and waving her hand.
从远处我们可以看到她微笑着挥手。
in the distance 在远处,在很远的地方
例句:The noise of the car died away in the distance.
汽车的声音消失在远方.
5. Mesa Verde is recognized as a special place.
be recognized as 被认为是…
例句:The U-tube method is recognized as a standard for industrial routine estimations.
U形管方法被公认为日常工业鉴定的标准方法。
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