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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
Jacqueline is at the table as Mark slips behind the tent to change his clothes. Suddenly a dark shape appears from behind the brush, heading towards Jacqueline--a black bear. Just as Mark shouts a warning, "Jac, bear", the attacker strikes.
Blink of an eye, she's fighting for her life. What is happening? When bears do attack, it's usually a grizzly1 bear, that's the culprit. The 800-pound giants are responsible for 80% of bear attacks on humans. Attacks by black bears are extremely rare. Black bears are usually timid creatures that shy away from humans, the least likely animal one would expect to encounter with. Since 1991, more than 120 million people have visited Canada's provincial2 parks. In that time, there were no fatal attacks by black bears. And there's never been an attack in this Ontario Park, at least not until now.
Rushing to Jacqueline's defense3, Mark grabs the bear around the neck and pries4 it off her. Jacqueline tries to escape, but collapses5 to the ground. With a quick bite to the neck, the bear throws Mark aside. Mark is stunned6, but not out of the fight. The bear's attention now turns back to Jacqueline. Mark grabs the only weapon at hand, his pocketknife, and jumps between the bear and his wife. Now man and beast face-off, each one the size of the other.
pry7: To raise, move, or force open with a lever. 撬动
face-off: 对峙, 敌对
Blink of an eye, she's fighting for her life. What is happening? When bears do attack, it's usually a grizzly1 bear, that's the culprit. The 800-pound giants are responsible for 80% of bear attacks on humans. Attacks by black bears are extremely rare. Black bears are usually timid creatures that shy away from humans, the least likely animal one would expect to encounter with. Since 1991, more than 120 million people have visited Canada's provincial2 parks. In that time, there were no fatal attacks by black bears. And there's never been an attack in this Ontario Park, at least not until now.
Rushing to Jacqueline's defense3, Mark grabs the bear around the neck and pries4 it off her. Jacqueline tries to escape, but collapses5 to the ground. With a quick bite to the neck, the bear throws Mark aside. Mark is stunned6, but not out of the fight. The bear's attention now turns back to Jacqueline. Mark grabs the only weapon at hand, his pocketknife, and jumps between the bear and his wife. Now man and beast face-off, each one the size of the other.
pry7: To raise, move, or force open with a lever. 撬动
face-off: 对峙, 敌对
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1 grizzly | |
adj.略为灰色的,呈灰色的;n.灰色大熊 | |
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2 provincial | |
adj.省的,地方的;n.外省人,乡下人 | |
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3 defense | |
n.防御,保卫;[pl.]防务工事;辩护,答辩 | |
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4 pries | |
v.打听,刺探(他人的私事)( pry的第三人称单数 );撬开 | |
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5 collapses | |
折叠( collapse的第三人称单数 ); 倒塌; 崩溃; (尤指工作劳累后)坐下 | |
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6 stunned | |
adj. 震惊的,惊讶的 动词stun的过去式和过去分词 | |
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7 pry | |
vi.窥(刺)探,打听;vt.撬动(开,起) | |
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