BBC News with Nick Kelly.
The">The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has again condemned the demonstrators, who staged the third day of protests, calling them anti-democratic. Crowds again converged on Taksim Square in Istanbul and there were clashes in Ankara. Mr Erdogan said protesters were marginal groups and dismissed criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism that his government is autocratic and too Islamist. Turkey has a big economy and huge economic potential. During this government's rule, the Turkish economy stepped forward, but today we see some circles, some marginal groups who have international roots and support protest in Taksim Square and Besiktas area against the government by using the wrong arguments. They">They chanted slogans, threw stones at shops and buildings, they demolished pavements, burnt cars, this is not democracy.
As international concern grows about a possible violent overspill from Syria civil conflict into neighbouring Lebanon, Gulf Arab countries have added their voice to the intensifying debate. The">The Bahraini Deputy Foreign Minister said the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council will consider action against Hezbollah if it continues its arm support of President Assad's forces. Separately, the influential American Senator John McCain has called for the West to arm the rebels with heavy weapons. As David Willis reports from Washington. Speaking on CBS' Face The">The Nation program, Senator McCain said rebel forces in the Syrian town of Qusair were being badly outgunned by the forces of Bashar al-Assad. He said the influx of foreign fighters into Qusair long a key supply route">route">route">route for weapons and fighters crossing into Syria from Lebanon had left the rebels surrounded, given the Assad's regime the upper hand, and that cast doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt over the prospects of the Syrian peace conference.
The">The Czech government has declared a nationwide state of emergency as rising rivers threatened to burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst their banks and flood the capital Prague and other towns. From Prague here's Rob Cameron. As the rain falls and the river rises, the people of Prague arrange for an anxious">anxious">anxious">anxious night. Metal flood barriers and sandbags have gone up along the embankments. Most of the metro is closed, and all of the city school children have been told to stay at home tomorrow. A riverside hospital has been evacuated, the city's iconic Charles Bridge is closed. Across the country the floods brought destruction and at least two deaths with several people missing. The">The river Vltava rises in the woods and hills of South Bohemia, it's burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst its banks in many places and its tributaries are overflowing. Other countries in central Europe are also reinforcing their flood defenses, water levels on the Rhine, the Danube and many tributaries are at dangerous levels.
World News from the BBC
Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa demanding the release of jailed journalists and activists. Protesters, many of them from an opposition movement, shouted slogans calling for freedom and justice. The">The rally was the first major demonstration since 2005, and hundreds were killed in postelection unrest. Here is our Africa Editor Richard Hamilton. The">The sight of thousands of protesters on the streets of Addis Ababa is a rare show of opposition to the governing party, the EPRDF, which maintains strict control over public life. However, the fact that was given permission to be held at all and passed off peacefully, suggest that the Ethiopia's new Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, who succeed Meles Zenawi after his death last year may be more tolerant than his predecessor, as such a large rally would have been unthinkable under Prime Minister Meles.
The">The government of Niger says 22 inmates are now known to have escaped from a prison in the capital Niamey during an attack by gunmen on Saturday. The">The Justice Ministry said several people were described as terrorists were among those on the loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose and three guards have been killed.
It's emerged that three storm chasers were among the ten people who were killed when a violent tornado hit parts of Oklahoma City in the United States on Friday. Storm chasing has become a popular draw for growing number of the people in the United States, who attempted to get the closest they can to storms in order to track them and collect scientific data.
And Brazil and England have drawn a friendly game that marked the re-opening of the world's famous Maracana football Stadium which was closed for renovation three years ago. The">The match ended 2-2, all goals came in the second- half. Nearly 70,000 people turned out for the match in Rio de Janeiro, many travelling from distant">distant">distant">distant parts of Brazil to take part in what they described as a historic moment. Brazil will host next year's World Cup.
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[00:00.10]BBC News with Nick Kelly.
[00:03.27]The">The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has again condemned the demonstrators, who staged the third day of protests, calling them anti-democratic.
[00:12.20]Crowds again converged on Taksim Square in Istanbul and there were clashes in Ankara.
[00:17.01]Mr Erdogan said protesters were marginal groups and dismissed criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism that his government is autocratic and too Islamist.
[00:24.11]Turkey has a big economy and huge economic potential.
[00:32.32]During this government's rule, the Turkish economy stepped forward, but today we see some circles,
[00:38.14]some marginal groups who have international roots and support protest in Taksim Square and Besiktas area against the government by using the wrong arguments.
[00:47.93]They">They chanted slogans, threw stones at shops and buildings, they demolished pavements, burnt cars, this is not democracy.
[00:56.19]As international concern grows about a possible violent overspill from Syria civil conflict into neighbouring Lebanon,
[01:03.05]Gulf Arab countries have added their voice to the intensifying debate.
[01:06.68]The">The Bahraini Deputy Foreign Minister said the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council will consider action against Hezbollah if it continues its arm support of President Assad's forces.
[01:16.95]Separately, the influential American Senator John McCain has called for the West to arm the rebels with heavy weapons.
[01:23.95]As David Willis reports from Washington.
[01:26.17]Speaking on CBS' Face The">The Nation program, Senator McCain said rebel forces in the Syrian town of Qusair were being badly outgunned by the forces of Bashar al-Assad.
[01:38.30]He said the influx of foreign fighters into Qusair long a key supply route">route">route">route for weapons and fighters crossing into Syria from Lebanon had left the rebels surrounded,
[01:49.99]given the Assad's regime the upper hand, and that cast doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt over the prospects of the Syrian peace conference.
[01:57.15]The">The Czech government has declared a nationwide state of emergency as rising rivers threatened to burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst their banks and flood the capital Prague and other towns.
[02:06.96]From Prague here's Rob Cameron.
[02:09.32]As the rain falls and the river rises, the people of Prague arrange for an anxious">anxious">anxious">anxious night.
[02:15.06]Metal flood barriers and sandbags have gone up along the embankments.
[02:19.90]Most of the metro is closed, and all of the city school children have been told to stay at home tomorrow.
[02:26.12]A riverside hospital has been evacuated, the city's iconic Charles Bridge is closed.
[02:31.59]Across the country the floods brought destruction and at least two deaths with several people missing.
[02:36.81]The">The river Vltava rises in the woods and hills of South Bohemia, it's burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst its banks in many places and its tributaries are overflowing.
[02:45.55]Other countries in central Europe are also reinforcing their flood defenses, water levels on the Rhine, the Danube and many tributaries are at dangerous levels.
[02:55.69]World News from the BBC
[02:59.12]Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa demanding the release of jailed journalists and activists.
[03:07.45]Protesters, many of them from an opposition movement, shouted slogans calling for freedom and justice.
[03:13.34]The">The rally was the first major demonstration since 2005, and hundreds were killed in postelection unrest.
[03:19.83]Here is our Africa Editor Richard Hamilton.
[03:22.69]The">The sight of thousands of protesters on the streets of Addis Ababa is a rare show of opposition to the governing party,
[03:29.85]the EPRDF, which maintains strict control over public life.
[03:34.22]However, the fact that was given permission to be held at all and passed off peacefully,
[03:39.31]suggest that the Ethiopia's new Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn,
[03:43.49]who succeed Meles Zenawi after his death last year may be more tolerant than his predecessor,
[03:49.10]as such a large rally would have been unthinkable under Prime Minister Meles.
[03:53.98]The">The government of Niger says 22 inmates are now known to have escaped from a prison in the capital Niamey during an attack by gunmen on Saturday.
[04:02.76]The">The Justice Ministry said several people were described as terrorists were among those on the loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose and three guards have been killed.
[04:09.96]It's emerged that three storm chasers were among the ten people who were killed when a violent tornado hit parts of Oklahoma City in the United States on Friday.
[04:19.81]Storm chasing has become a popular draw for growing number of the people in the United States,
[04:24.76]who attempted to get the closest they can to storms in order to track them and collect scientific data.
[04:31.03]And Brazil and England have drawn a friendly game that marked the re-opening of the world's famous Maracana football Stadium
[04:38.45]which was closed for renovation three years ago.
[04:41.11]The">The match ended 2-2, all goals came in the second- half.
[04:44.66]Nearly 70,000 people turned out for the match in Rio de Janeiro, many travelling from distant">distant">distant">distant parts of Brazil to take part in what they described as a historic moment.
[04:54.21]Brazil will host next year's World Cup.
第三页:词汇解析
criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism
难度:3星常用词汇,属常用6000词
英汉解释
n.批评;评论
参考例句
用作名词 (n.)
Such a questionable assertion is sure to provokecriticism">criticism">criticism">criticism.
这种有问题的主张肯定会招致非议。
Confine yourcriticism">criticism">criticism">criticismto matters you understand.
发表评论时不要超出自己所了解的事情的范围。
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victim">victim">victim">victim
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
n.受害者;受骗者;牺牲
参考例句
用作名词 (n.)
She fell an easyvictim">victim">victim">victimto his temptation.
她经不起他的诱惑,轻易地被骗了。
He was thevictim">victim">victim">victimof injustice.
他是不公平的牺牲者。
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route">route
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
n.路线;(固定)线路;途径
vt.为 ... 安排路线;(按路线)发送
参考例句
用作名词 (n.)
Theroute">routewas once much travelled but has fallen into disuse.
这条路线旅行的人以前常走,但是现在已不用了。
用作及物动词 (vt.)
All train ferry traffic will beroute">routedvia Dover.
所有的火车轮渡交通都将经多佛中转。
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doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
n.怀疑;疑惑;悬而未定
vt.怀疑;不信任
vi.不确定
参考例句
用作名词 (n.)
There is nodoubt">doubt">doubt">doubtthat we will be successful.
毫无疑问我们会成功的。
用作及物动词 (vt.)
She's been feeling ill these days, so Idoubt">doubt">doubt">doubtthat she'll feel up to going to the country this weekend.
她最近一直都不舒服,所以我怀疑周末她是否能到乡下去。
用作不及物动词 (vi.)
She said that I was getting into the habit ofdoubt">doubt">doubt">doubting.
她说我渐渐地好像对什么都不确定。
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burst">burst">burst">burst
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
n.爆发;破裂;阵
v.爆裂;迸发;冲;闯
参考例句
用作名词 (n.)
Prices went up and up in recent years, before the housing bubbleburst">burst">burst">burst.
最近几年价格持续上涨,直到房价泡沫的破裂。
用作动词 (v.)
And then in one climacticburst">burst">burst">burstof sound they surged forward.
突然间纵声大呼,疾冲而出。
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anxious">anxious
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
adj.渴望的;忧虑的
参考例句
用作形容词 (adj.)
The whole country wasanxious">anxiousfor peace.
全国上下都渴望和平。
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loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose
难度:4星核心词汇,属常用3000词
英汉解释
adj.松的;宽松的;不确切的;不牢固的;放纵的
n.解放;放任;放纵
v.弄松;释放;放枪
adv.松散地
参考例句
用作形容词 (adj.)
The screw worked itselfloose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">looseand the door fell off the cupboard.
螺丝松了,门从橱柜上掉下来了。
用作名词 (n.)
This will ship to our customer via their consolidator asloose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loosefreight.
这将会经由他们的整合者对我们的客户运送如解放船货。
用作动词 (v.)
Please help meloose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loosethe nail, It is rusty and won't come out of the wall.
请帮我把这个钉子弄松,它生锈了,拔不出来。
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distant">distant
难度:3星常用词汇,属常用6000词
英汉解释
adj.疏远的;遥远的;远房的;陌生的;远行的
参考例句
用作形容词 (adj.)
His stepson is still verydistant">distanttowards him.
他的继子对他仍然很疏远。
第四页:中英双语听力稿
BBC News with Nick Kelly.
Nick Kelly为你播报BBC新闻。
The">The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has again condemned the demonstrators, who staged the third day of protests, calling them anti-democratic. Crowds again converged on Taksim Square in Istanbul and there were clashes in Ankara. Mr Erdogan said protesters were marginal groups and dismissed criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism">criticism that his government is autocratic and too Islamist. Turkey has a big economy and huge economic potential. During this government's rule, the Turkish economy stepped forward, but today we see some circles, some marginal groups who have international roots and support protest in Taksim Square and Besiktas area against the government by using the wrong arguments. They">They chanted slogans, threw stones at shops and buildings, they demolished pavements, burnt cars, this is not democracy.
土耳其首相再次谴责示威者破坏民主,示威已进行到第三天。人群聚集在塔克辛广场,安卡拉地区发生冲突。首相表示示威者是边缘化群体,并对关于本届政府是独裁政府,伊斯兰倾向严重的批评予以否认。 土耳其经济总量较大,经济潜力巨大。在本届政府执政期间,经济得到发展,一些群体,边缘化群体反对政府的理由有误。他们喊着口号,向商店和建筑物扔掷石头,拆毁人行道,点燃汽车,这不是民主。
As international concern grows about a possible violent overspill from Syria civil conflict into neighbouring Lebanon, Gulf Arab countries have added their voice to the intensifying debate. The">The Bahraini Deputy Foreign Minister said the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council will consider action against Hezbollah if it continues its arm support of President Assad's forces. Separately, the influential American Senator John McCain has called for the West to arm the rebels with heavy weapons. As David Willis reports from Washington. Speaking on CBS' Face The">The Nation program, Senator McCain said rebel forces in the Syrian town of Qusair were being badly outgunned by the forces of Bashar al-Assad. He said the influx of foreign fighters into Qusair long a key supply route">route">route">route for weapons and fighters crossing into Syria from Lebanon had left the rebels surrounded, given the Assad's regime the upper hand, and that cast doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt">doubt over the prospects of the Syrian peace conference.
国际上普遍担心叙利亚战火蔓延到邻国黎巴嫩。海湾国家向国际社会发车呼声。巴林外长表示海湾国家合作委员会将考虑对真主党采取行动,前提是其继续向阿萨德政权提供武器支持。 美国参议院麦凯恩呼吁西方国家对反对派提供重武器支持。麦凯恩表示库萨的反对派武装力量与阿萨德政权军队比相差悬殊。他表示外国作战人士沿着从黎巴嫩向叙利亚提供武器的路线导致反对派被包围,阿萨德政权占据上风,这让人们对叙利亚和平会议的前景产生质疑。
The">The Czech government has declared a nationwide state of emergency as rising rivers threatened to burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst their banks and flood the capital Prague and other towns. From Prague here's Rob Cameron. As the rain falls and the river rises, the people of Prague arrange for an anxious">anxious">anxious">anxious night. Metal flood barriers and sandbags have gone up along the embankments. Most of the metro is closed, and all of the city school children have been told to stay at home tomorrow. A riverside hospital has been evacuated, the city's iconic Charles Bridge is closed. Across the country the floods brought destruction and at least two deaths with several people missing. The">The river Vltava rises in the woods and hills of South Bohemia, it's burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst">burst its banks in many places and its tributaries are overflowing. Other countries in central Europe are also reinforcing their flood defenses, water levels on the Rhine, the Danube and many tributaries are at dangerous levels.
捷克政府宣布国家进入紧急状态,捷克河水高涨,将冲破岸堤,影响首都和其他地区。雨一直在下,河水水位涨高,布拉格人民整晚焦虑不安,金属防洪墙和沙袋在路堤旁被筑起。大多地铁停运,所有学校学生被告知明天呆在家。河岸边一家医院人员撤离。查理大桥被封锁。洪水影响全国各地,至少两人死亡,数人失踪。伏尔塔瓦河河水冲破岸堤,一些支流水溢出岸堤。中欧其他国家也在加紧应对防洪,莱茵河,多瑙河和其他支流水位高涨。
World News from the BBC
BBC世界新闻
Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa demanding the release of jailed journalists and activists. Protesters, many of them from an opposition movement, shouted slogans calling for freedom and justice. The">The rally was the first major demonstration since 2005, and hundreds were killed in postelection unrest. Here is our Africa Editor Richard Hamilton. The">The sight of thousands of protesters on the streets of Addis Ababa is a rare show of opposition to the governing party, the EPRDF, which maintains strict control over public life. However, the fact that was given permission to be held at all and passed off peacefully, suggest that the Ethiopia's new Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, who succeed Meles Zenawi after his death last year may be more tolerant than his predecessor, as such a large rally would have been unthinkable under Prime Minister Meles.
埃塞俄比亚,数百名示威者走上首都街头,要求政府释放被捕入狱的记者和活动分子。许多示威者来自反对党,大声呼喊口号要求自由和争议。 这是自2005年以来第一次大规模游行示威。数百人在大选后骚乱中死亡。 数百名示威者走上街头,体现了人们对政府的不满,这很少见。 执政党对公众生活严格把控,但是游行示威得以被允许举行体现了现任首相要比其前任要宽容的过,这种示威游行在上任首相领导下简直从未有过。
The">The government of Niger says 22 inmates are now known to have escaped from a prison in the capital Niamey during an attack by gunmen on Saturday. The">The Justice Ministry said several people were described as terrorists were among those on the loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose">loose and three guards have been killed.
尼日尔政府表示22名囚犯在首都一家监狱遭到袭击后逃跑。司法部长表示一些人是恐怖分子,三名守卫在袭击中丧生。
It's emerged that three storm chasers were among the ten people who were killed when a violent tornado hit parts of Oklahoma City in the United States on Friday. Storm chasing has become a popular draw for growing number of the people in the United States, who attempted to get the closest they can to storms in order to track them and collect scientific data.
周五,一场台风登录俄克拉荷马市部分地区,造成10人死亡,其中3人是追风者。追风在美国越发流行。一些人尽可能跟着台风以便记录和搜集科学数据。
And Brazil and England have drawn a friendly game that marked the re-opening of the world's famous Maracana football Stadium which was closed for renovation three years ago. The">The match ended 2-2, all goals came in the second- half. Nearly 70,000 people turned out for the match in Rio de Janeiro, many travelling from distant">distant">distant">distant parts of Brazil to take part in what they described as a historic moment. Brazil will host next year's World Cup.
巴西和英格兰进行友好比赛宣布世界上著名的马拉简拿体育场重新开放,此前,它曾经过3年的修缮。比赛以2-2平结束,所有得分都是在第二场拿到。近70,000人来到里约观看比赛。许多人从巴西一些偏远地方赶来参加他们称之的历史性时刻。巴西明年将举办世界杯。
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