一块冰上清了一欧微atc of ee dakle.能在 声地在水中滑行。 rearview mirror:a mirror in a vehicle,such as a car or a bus,which let the driver see the area behind the vehicle 2.What's the real amusement during the four-hour drive? The four-hour drive on fast roads was tedious:the only fun they had was to count the exit signs they were passing and to figure out how they'd feel if they stopped again. exit sign:a sign along fast roads that shows where vehicles can get out of them it would feel like to hold still again:here, “it”isan anticipatory/introductory "it":it stands for the subject of the clause "to hold still again” 3.What did they think about when they visited civil war battlefield? They visited a Civil War battlefield and stood on the little hill.One hundred and twenty-five years ago,on a hot July afternoon,15,000 soldiers fighting for slavery,while trying to occupy the hill,had no idea that they would fail and that half of them would be killed in the battle. onanother hot July aftero:this indicates that theriter and her husban visited the battlefield on a hot July afternoon. 4.Why did they drive slowly through the sleepy Pennsylvania Dutch town? This time instead of driving past towns at 55 mph,they would enter quiet Pennsvlvania Dutch towns and drive slowly through the main streets.at 20 mph.in order not to disturb the horses and horse carriages on their way to market sleepy:(of place quiet and where nothing much happens:inactive or slow moving cultural note:There were horse carriage because a few Americans belong to a religious group called the Amish,who do not approve of advanced machines in their farming lives. 5.What's factory outlets? We looked at with pleasure toy trains and antique cars and saved 70 percen shopping at factory stores antique cars:cars made in an earlier period and usually valuable outlets:a shop/store that sells goods of particular make at reduced prices Did they en joy themselves there? Yes.They had a meal in a farmhouse restaurant where for a certain amount of money you could eat as much as you wanted,and we fed ourselves with lots of spicy salads and homemade bread.After the meal,they walked leisurely outdoors to admire the sunshine and watch the herds of cows-this time they did not seem like little dots- -lying in the sunshine stuff (a space)with sth. to fill it with sth.or with a quantity of thing until it is full, e.g.Each time the boy went to see his grandma,she would stuff his pockets with candy.声地在水中滑行。 • He slipped on a patch of ice and sprained his ankle. 他在 一块冰上滑了一跤，扭伤了脚踝。 rear-view mirror: a mirror in a vehicle, such as a car or a bus, which lets the driver see the area behind the vehicle 2. What’s the real amusement during the four-hour drive? The four-hour drive on fast roads was tedious; the only fun they had was to count the exit signs they were passing and to figure out how they’d feel if they stopped again. exit sign: a sign along fast roads that shows where vehicles can get out of them it would feel like to hold still again: here, “it” is an anticipatory/introductory “it”; it stands for the subject of the clause “to hold still again” 3. What did they think about when they visited civil war battlefield? They visited a Civil War battlefield and stood on the little hill. One hundred and twenty-five years ago, on a hot July afternoon, 15,000 soldiers fighting for slavery, while trying to occupy the hill, had no idea that they would fail and that half of them would be killed in the battle. on another hot July afternoon .: this indicates that the writer and her husband visited the battlefield on a hot July afternoon. 4. Why did they drive slowly through the sleepy Pennsylvania Dutch town? This time instead of driving past towns at 55 mph, they would enter quiet Pennsylvania Dutch towns and drive slowly through the main streets, at 20 mph, in order not to disturb the horses and horse carriages on their way to market. sleepy:(of place) quiet and where nothing much happens; inactive or slow-moving cultural note: There were horse carriage because a few Americans belong to a religious group called the Amish, who do not approve of advanced machines in their farming lives. 5. What’s factory outlets? We looked at with pleasure toy trains and antique cars and saved 70 percent shopping at factory stores. antique cars: cars made in an earlier period and usually valuable outlets: a shop/store that sells goods of particular make at reduced prices 6. Did they enjoy themselves there? Yes. They had a meal in a farmhouse restaurant where for a certain amount of money you could eat as much as you wanted, and we fed ourselves with lots of spicy salads and homemade bread. After the meal, they walked leisurely outdoors to admire the sunshine and watch the herds of cows-this time they did not seem like little dots-lying in the sunshine. stuff (a space) with sth.: to fill it with sth. or with a quantity of things until it is full, e.g. Each time the boy went to see his grandma, she would stuff his pockets with candy