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VOA慢速英语:President Adams Avoids War with France. The Making of a Nation No. 28: Adams Part 2
短语讲解:
1. But this position belonged to a man who really knew how to get and use political power, Alexander Hamilton.
belong to 属于
例句:The only organization you belong to for life is yours.
在生活中,你唯一的归属便是自己。
2. In fact, they worked together against the new president.
in fact 实际上,其实
例句:In fact there are other models to consider.
实际上我们还可以考虑其他一些模式。
3. It also led to the end of Federalist Party power.
lead to 把…带到;领到;(道路)通向;导致
例句:That can lead to serious consequences.
这会导致严重的后果。
4. Americans were divided on whether to support the revolution in France.
divide on 对…意见不一
例句:There's still a sharp partisan divide on this.
其中还有鲜明的党派分歧。
5. They used their power to prevent the American government from sending a pro-French representative to Paris.
prevent from 阻止, 防止
例句:How to prevent from producing new froth?
如何防止新泡沫的产生?
6. John Ferling says President Adams did not agree with the majority of Federalists.
agree with 与某人[观点]一致;赞同
例句:Do you agree with our assessments?
你同意我们的评价吗?
7. The American ministers were willing to pay.
be willing to 乐于;甘于
例句:Would you be willing to put that in writing?
你愿意把你的保证写下来么?
8. But, in effect, the Federalists used them to weaken the power of the Republican Party.
in effect 有效;实际上
例句:The bank is in effect nationalised.
该银行实际上是国有化了。
9. In early 1799, Adams received several reports that France was ready to reopen negotiations on improving relations.
be ready to 预备,即将
例句:One should always be ready to help others.
一个人总是应该乐于助人的。
10. Party leader Thomas Jefferson was sure to be elected president-- unless the Federalists could find a way to change the electoral process.
be sure to 必定
例句:Be sure to sit in a comfortable position.
一定要坐在一个舒服的地方。
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