高考英语高级词汇句型

高考英语高级词汇句型 1 1Environmental/water/air/noise pollution 2Resources exhaustion 3Wildlife extinction 4Endangered species 5Natural habitat 6Reserve areas 7Sand/dust storm 8Clear-cutting/deforestation 9Over fishing 10Overgrazing 11Soil erosion 12Water and soil conservation 13Desertification 14Natural disaster 15Flood threat 16Fire hazard 17Storm/tempest 18Blizzard 19Drought 20Famine 21Disruption of ecological balancethe balance of ecosystem 22Eruption of volcanoes 23Earthquake 24Avalanche 25Landslide 26Hurricane 27Shortage of water resources 28Shortage of fresh water 29Harmful chemicals 30Poisonous/toxic gases 31Carbon monoxide 32Urban smog 33Industrial waste 34Hazardous nuclear waste 35Radioactive pollutants 36Waste gas sent off from automobiles 37Car emission standard 38Non-biodegradable material 39Throw-away lunchbox 40Recyclable product 41Renewable resources 42Conserve natural resources 43Plastic bags 44Greenhouse effect 45Global warming 46Acid rain 47Energy crisis 48Oil leakage 49Environment awareness 50Pest rampancy 51Rescue and relief work 52Garbage disposal 2 1Pollution is, in fact, threatening our existence. 2Villagers are as a rule healthier than people who live in towns. One reason for this is that country air is fresher than the air in smoky cities. 3Most of the noise in the city comes from traffic, factories and construction sites. 4There is an increasingly loud voice from the public calling for firm action against pollution. 5Scientists have warned that unless effective solutions are worked out, the problem of pollution will eventually get out of hand. 6Many factories discharge enormous harmful chemicals into air and rivers every day. 7To kill insects, farmers use a large amount of insecticides so as to have a bumper harvest. As a result, they pollute the air, water and land. 8The gas from car engines is very poisonous. It is a main source of air pollution in cities. 9Deforestation result in the increase of global temperature and unpleasant change of climate. 10The earth is our home and we have the duty to take care of it for ourselves and for our later generation. 11Beijing now has become one of the most polluted cities in the world. Among the 10 cities with the worst air pollution in the world last year, Beijing was the third most polluted city. 12If the city had not plagued by poor quality air, the annual death rate in Beijing would have been 4 percent lower in past three years, according to the research done jointly by Beijing Medical University and Harvard University. 13Beijing consumes 2.8 million tons of coal each year, of which 75 percent are low-grade coal. 14To make room for those buildings, trees are being cut down, grass plots occupied. Cities look like nothing but grey concrete woods. 15Modern cities should be expanding with a certain percentage for green-plant areas. 16We must begin now to protect our only earth. 17Almost everything we use daily comes from the land directly or indirectly. 18But the limited land is decreasing at a surprising speed. 19The nature has given us so much, but looks at what we have done in return for its generosity. 20The ozone layer is our natural shield in the sky, but this shield is in great danger due to human activities. To protect the ozone layer is to protect us. 21Depleting the ozone layer allows more UV-B to reach the earth, which means more skin cancers, more eye cataractsweakened immune systems, and reduced plant yield. 22The nature has been irritated, which results in the shortage of valuable resources, air pollution, countless acres of lands becoming deserts, etc. 23Fortunately, many countries have got to know the seriousness of the problem and take active measures to preserve the environment. 24We sincerely hope that all the people in the world will take part in the campaign and join hands to protect the nature. 25Besides, trees and lawns in our cities will in the long run help improve the local climate. 26The government should also spend more money on the preservation of current lawns and cultivation of new lawns. 27Chinese government has taken strict measures to stop careless and indiscriminate felling of trees. 28Therefore, governments are playing the most important role in environmental protection today. 29The government should let people full realize the importance of environmental protection through education. 30Cars should be equipped with special devices to reduce auto emission. 31Farmers can utilize modern biological techniques instead of chemical fertilizers to grow crops. 32Desert can be turned into cultivated land by a certain kind of shrub. 33Recycling of paper, steel and plastics is important for helping protect our environment. 34The city was beautified on a tremendous scale. 35Energy crisis will threaten our existence because of the people’s extravagance and the rapid growth of he population. 36It is imperative that we investigate and develop new sources of energy immediately. 37With the expansion of industrialization, requirement for energy all over the world is on the rise. 38We have a great need for energy because of the rapid growth of our economy. 39These rich energy resources are being used up rapidly. 40To avoid energy crisis in the future, we should take some actions. 41The overuse of energy has influenced ecological balance. 42The development of modern life is placing and ever increasing demand for electricity. 43If there were no energy, our world would be in a state of confusion. 44Protecting endangered species helps protect a healthy environment. Endangered species are nature’s early warning system for pollution and environmental degradation that may someday affect human health. 45Protecting endangered species saves a part of nature for our children and grandchildren to enjoy. 46Protecting endangered species helps protect sustainable economies and a good quality of life. Endangered species of fish, wildlife and plants are of ecological, educational, historical, recreational and scientific value to the nations and their people. 47All of the living creatures, including humans, are part of a complex, delicately balanced network called the biosphere. 48No creature exists in isolation. The removal of a single species can set off a chain reaction affecting many others. 49It is estimated that about 12,000 Tibetan antelopes are killed each year. If this trend continues, this species will be extinct in two decades. 50A healthy environment for wildlife contributes to healthy environment for people, today and tomorrow. 1 1Population explosion/baby boom 2Population census 3Birth/death rate 4Family planning 5Suicide bombing 6Dropout students 7Eliminate illiteracy 8Help those in distress and aid those in peril 9Poverty-stricken areas 10Remote and mountain areas 11Shake off poverty and set out on a road to prosperity 12Brain drain 13Corruption phenomenon 14Offer and take bribes 15Embezzle pubic funds 16Counterfeit certificates 17Counterfeit currency/ID card 18Credit card fraud 19Fake commodities 20Vending machine 21Generation gap 22Couch potato 23Keep a concubine/mistress 24Casino/gambling 25Go on a diet 26Well-balanced meals 27Enjoy banquets using public funds 28Bad construction projects 29Suspend/discontinue a project 30Welfare-oriented public housing distribution system 31High-rise apartment building 32Down payment (by monthly installments) 33Juvenile delinquency 34Laid-off workers 35Trial-period 36On-the-job training/professional training 37Reemployment project 38U.N. Security Council 39Government-funded personnel studying abroad 40Racial/sex discrimination 41Traffic jam/road congestion 42Drunk driving 43Violation of traffic regulations 44Hit-and-run accident 45Rush/peak hour 46Security personnel 47Spokesman for news release 48Press conference 49Globalization 50Intellectual property right 51Infringement on the patent right 52Bid for the Olympic Games 53Sports lottery 54Live broadcast 55Frozen food 56Preservation of cultural relics 57Change from temporary to regular worker 58Body-building exercises 59Bungee jumping 60Permanent residence certificate 61Euthanasia 62Drug addition 63AIDS disease 64Campus violence 65Child abuse 66Kidnap/blackmail 2 1More and more people come to realize the importance of regular physical exercise. 2We must struggle against our own laziness and stay with our training, rain or shine. 3Maintaining our health is very important. No one should trifle with his health. 4Physical exercise increases the appetite and favors digestion. It increases the circulation of the blood. Physical exercise can develop one’s self-confidence, judgment, and a strong will. 5Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. (Benjamin Franklin) 6A sound mind is in a sound body. 7Taking part in sports and games will keep us fit and healthy. 8Proper sports activities help us strengthen our physical body and build our sense of competition and cooperation. 9Research shows that getting plenty of exercise makes heart beat faster and lung work harder, thus strengthening the heart and reducing the chance of heart attack, and helping to lower blood pressure. 10For those who work with their brains most of the day, the practice of sport is especially useful. 11Once a habit is formed, it is difficult and sometimes impossible to shake it off. 12It is easier to fall into bad habits than to get into good ones. 13Many successful men declare that they own much of their prosperity to the formation of certain good habits in early life, such as punctuality, early rising, honesty, and thoroughness. 14The eating habits of Chinese people have changed dramatically in the past decade. 15People begin to eat less grain, but more fruit and vegetables. Fresh fruit and vegetables are rich in carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals. 16People now pay much attention to nutrition, so they choose to eat meat and drink milk. 17Fish and chicken contain more protein and less fat. 18The issue of re-employment is of vital importance to the country’s reform, development and stability. 19Some statistics indicate that trained workers are three times as likely to be re-employed as those who haven’t participated in any training programs. 20A re-employment-oriented training network should be formed immediately to cover as many laid-off workers as possible to enhance their abilities to face challenges. 21Its no shame to earn bread with one’s own hands no matter what kind of work he does, but it’s a disgrace to idle along with folded arms and wait until financial aid arrives. 22China is undergoing a period of transition from a socialist planned economy to a socialist market economy. 23The government is supposed to issue more beneficial policies to help the lay-offs out of difficulty. 24Everyone desires and pursues happiness. But happiness means different things to different people. 25I’ll be happy if I can realize my value in my future career and make some contribution to the development of our country. 26Happiness also means being on good term with my colleagues and friends. 27The only ones who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve the people. 28Happiness lies first of all in health. 29Happiness is always abounded from hard work. 30Happiness consists in contentment. 31Every generation has its own view of life and value system, which results from its living circumstances. 32As long as different generations can understand each other and avoid foisting their own views and values on others, there will be fewer conflicts and more harmony between the generations. 33The old assume that they know best, but it is only a matter of experience. 34The young know how to enjoy work and leisure and not to be inhibited. 35Children often complain that their parents cannot understand them, while parents feel sorry that their children seldom show them proper respect and obedience. 36Children should respect their parents and be aware that what their parents do is for their good. 37As reformation goes deeper in China, civil servants no longer have “iron rice bowls” as they used to have in many places. 38Whatever we do, we should do in our power. 39To make a wise choice of occupations, two important things should be taken into consid-eration. One is the interest, the other, the demand of the people and society. 40It is definitely true that behind every daily activity lies a motive. As a matter of fact, we can achieve nothing without a realistic goal. 41Everybody should have a goal in his life, because aimless life wastes our energy and time. 42Whatever goal you might have, the primarily important thing you should have in life is health. 43It is universally true that everyone needs good health. With our society becoming more competitive, it is important to stay healthy. 44For one thing, people with good health can do work with full energy and their excellence in work in turn contributes to their health and happiness. For another, an unhealthy person is seldom able to show interest in everything around him and therefore he loses many opportunities to achieve success. 45Generally speaking, those who have good motives do their duties well. For example, parents work hard from early morning till late at night because they want to support their families. Students study diligently either to rank top in their class or to be prepared for their future success. 46On the other hand, people do things evil because they have evil goals. For instance, the motive for getting money without hard work makes a pickpocket steal a purse. To fulfill his evil desire, a robber grab others’ belongings, and a murderer can kill an innocent person. These wicked motives are the kind that people need to get rid of because they hurt others. 47It is often easier to have ideals than to carry them out. 48Effort and persistence are necessary for the realization of ideals. 49Once the goal is determined, we must create opportunities to reach it. Work hard and be patient after your goal is set. Try your best to make your life happen in the way you wish to see it. It is those who set the right goal and stick to it long enough will finally achieve it. 50Living without an aim is like sailing without a compass. When ideals are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.