【正文】 t was when a huge plate crashed on his head and knocked him out. That was a bonus! Said Michelle as she looked at him on the ground and got up to leave. 被獻(xiàn)計(jì)獻(xiàn)策惹怒了 “你在破壞我的 植物學(xué) 實(shí)驗(yàn) !千萬(wàn)別 打破 那個(gè)大罐子，那里邊裝著泥土樣品 !”肖恩一邊 怒吼，一邊把頭 很快移到貨攤 背后，以便避開另外一個(gè)從房間那邊橫飛過(guò)來(lái)的 黑團(tuán) 一樣的 硬 物。t cancel our flight booking anymore. We have to go! Shawn yelled back. Michelle’s only response was to bombard him even more with whatever item she could find. She had left the boundary of polite conversation hours ago and was now bound to make Shawn pay for all of the hours of pointless brainstorming sessions he had forced her into for this stupid idea. You can’t boycott your future, Michelle. Shawn boomed. There is endless bounty there for both of us. I know it39。t care about your stupid plant and soil experiments! Said Michelle. There is no longer any bond between us. I am sick of all of your boasting about boring into a mountain in Montana to find your bonanza! But it39。胡敏讀故事背雅思單詞 16(bluntbreach) bluntbreach Too much brainstorming You39。 re wrecking my botany experiment! Don’t breach the large tank with the soil samples in it! Shawn yelled as he bobbed his head back down behind the booth in order to avoid another blunt object that was flying across the room like a blur. I don39。s really there! And I can39。s a bold adventure, but if we succeed, then you can buy all of the brand name clothing you want when we get back! I don39。 “我才不管你那些愚蠢的植物和泥土實(shí)驗(yàn)?zāi)?!”米歇爾說(shuō)， “我倆之間不再有任何 聯(lián)系 了 ! 你整天 吹牛 ，說(shuō)是要在蒙大拿的一座山上 鉆個(gè)洞 尋找 財(cái)源 ，我算是受夠了?！毙ざ骰鼐吹?。幾個(gè) 小時(shí)前，她就已經(jīng)離開禮貌談話的 邊界 了，現(xiàn)在她 一定要肖恩為幾個(gè)小時(shí)的毫無(wú)意義的 獻(xiàn)策 付出代價(jià)，為了這個(gè)愚蠢的想法，他硬逼著她想辦法?！毙ざ?低聲 說(shuō)，“那兒會(huì)給我們倆無(wú)盡的 禮物 。然后她就不再扔?xùn)|西，而是哭了起來(lái)。 就在這時(shí)，一個(gè)大盤子擊中了他的腦袋，把他給砸昏了。 單詞祥解 以下內(nèi)容需要花費(fèi)現(xiàn)金 1 才可以瀏覽，您已經(jīng)購(gòu)買本帖 blunt 。弄臟 。自豪 ,夸耀 bob (或來(lái)回 )快速擺動(dòng) (或移動(dòng) ) bold ,無(wú)畏的 bombard 。不斷攻擊 ,痛訴 bond ,連接物 ,帶子 2約束力 ,聯(lián)結(jié) ,聯(lián)系 。繁榮 ,迅速發(fā)展 ,崛起 boost ,抬 ,推 2提高 ,增強(qiáng) ,推動(dòng) ,增加 booth ,貨攤 2公用電話間 ,崗?fù)? border ,界線 。掘井 。擠過(guò)去 botany bound ,決意的 boundary ,邊界 ,界限 bounty ,禮物 2獎(jiǎng)金 ,賞金 ,津貼 boycott v./ ,拒絕參與 brainstorm ,集體自由論 brand ,牌子 brand name 名牌商標(biāo) ,名牌產(chǎn)品 breach ,違反 。中斷 ,中止 ,違反 。 s mand and the subsequent breakup of the bulk of their brood, she was even more careful. Her authority in this new group was brittle and, like the fear of a bugbear by all of the young bees, all of the worker bees were watching to see if she would lead well. She had to budget her mands and earn their respect. This was not her day, however. Suddenly a bee came back to report that the ground was bubbling near the bulging area. And then a buck sprung out of the forest and ran across the field, killing several of her best workers in the process. As she flew over to the area with bubbles she passed over an old brochure for the brewery that was buried beneath. She would bear the brunt of the blame for the deaths of the bees for not being aware of the buck, but at least she could make sure no nectar was harvested from the dangerous bubbling area. She quickly gathered her brood and moved on. Leadership was not easy, even for a bee. 即使是對(duì)一只蜜蜂? 那 窩 蜜蜂小心翼翼地靠近一塊從未去過(guò)的田野，那里長(zhǎng)滿了 含苞待放 的鮮花。幾只蜜蜂迅速 吃 掉了那里的花粉，發(fā)現(xiàn)緊靠懸崖 邊緣 的一塊地方正在向外 膨脹 。 蜜蜂們只做了 短暫 的遲疑，但是她的這個(gè)蜂 種 選擇新地盤時(shí)一向很謹(jǐn)慎。她在這個(gè)新群 體中的權(quán)威 岌岌可危 ，就像所有小蜜蜂都害怕 妖怪 一樣，所有工蜂都拭目以待，看她是不是能當(dāng)好這個(gè)領(lǐng)導(dǎo)。 不過(guò)，今天她不太走運(yùn)。她飛過(guò)去察看那個(gè)冒泡地區(qū)，沒(méi)有注意到地下埋著一本古老的 釀酒手冊(cè) 。她迅速集合隊(duì)伍，繼續(xù)前行。 單詞祥解 以下內(nèi)容需要花費(fèi)現(xiàn)金 1 才可以瀏覽，您已經(jīng)購(gòu)買本帖 breakthrough ,重大成就 ,突破性進(jìn)展 breakup ,分離 ,分裂 breed ...交配 。繁殖 。釀造廠 brief 。陡岸 ?？坎蛔〉?,易變的 brochure brood (鳥 )。 一次孵化的幼蟲 (或幼魚等 ) 2一類 ,一組 ,一批 ,一群 ,一窩 browse v.(牲畜 )吃 (草、嫩葉等 )。沖擊 。預(yù)算案 。規(guī)劃 ,安排 bugbear (或焦慮 )的東西 ,妖怪 。凸出 bulk ,容積 2主體 ,絕大部分 ,大多數(shù) bulky 。成批的 2散裝 (貨物 )的 。龐大的 。粗壯的 ,肥胖的 胡敏讀故事背雅思單詞 18(bunchcan) bunchcan To Catherine The bungalow at the edge of campus near the lake was not like the burrow Mrs. Catherine had lived in previously. Sure the bureaucracy had taken long enough to finally allow her to move in, and she had had to campaign quite hard. It was a quiet location far from the highway bypass, close to the cafeteria and of better caliber than all of the other bungalows. She imagined that she could be happy here, at least for as long as she could avoid any calamity like the bushfire that had chased her from her last home. She had never calculated that a move would be so exhausting and she collapsed in her bed. As she looked out of the window she saw a buoy in the water that she had never seen before. Suddenly a bunch of young children burst past her window buzzing with excitement. They stripped off their clothing and jumped in the water tom around the buoy she had just noticed. Soon her beautiful lawn resembled an abandoned campsite with cans thrown everywhere. She looked up at the calendar and moaned: it was Spring Break. As she looked at the buoyant children on the water, the crowd in her lawn burgeoned into a regular party. She had never taken into her calculations that other people might like the peacefulness of her new bungalow at all. But she decided to play along, got hermsuit on, and went out and joined the party. Soon guests and new friends were going in and out of her home and Mrs. Catherine was happier than ever. A byproduct of her good sportsmanship and friendliness was that her name became the buzzword formming at this location. 游泳去吧 校園 邊湖附近那座 小屋 與凱瑟琳夫人以前的 住處 是不一樣的。這幢房子地處幽靜之處，遠(yuǎn)離公路 支路