hovercraft [ˈhɔvəkrɑːft] n. 气垫船
Norfolk Broads [ˈnɔːfəkbrɔːdz] n. 诺福克郡的湖泊地区
cushion [ˈkuʃən] n. 座垫
【扩】seating washer 座垫
【搭】set beside the cushion 免职
ring [riŋ] v. 围
Solent [ˈsəulənt] n. （英国的）苏伦特海峡
sensation [senˈseiʃən] n. 轰动
【扩】blockbuster 轰动
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A: The new book has created a great sensation.
B: Who wrote it?
A：这本新书引起了巨大轰动。
B：是谁写的啊？
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dune [djuːn] n. 沙丘
plantation [plænˈteiʃən] n. 种植园
【扩】arboretum 植物园
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A: How nice the plantation is!
B: Yes, the beautiful view here is really amazing.
A：这个种植园真是太棒了！
B：是的，这儿的美景太令人惊讶了。
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hovertrain [ˈhɔvətrein] n. 气垫火车
noun [专属名词]气垫船 - Travelling at speeds of up to thirty five knots, these hovercraft can easily outpace most boats.
noun [专属名词]诺福克湖区（位于英国） - Climatologists have warned that the Norfolk Broads and the Thames Estuary could be destroyed within 100 years.
noun [专属名词]垫子，坐垫；减震垫，缓冲垫；起缓解作用的东西；大比分领先，稳操胜券；（台球桌的）弹性衬边 - A hovercraft rides on a cushion of air.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]缓冲；减轻…的影响；给…安上垫子，把…安置在垫子上 - They said Western aid was needed to cushion the blows of vital reform.
noun [具体名词]戒指，指环；环状物;钟声；按铃，敲钟；电话铃声 - After at least eight rings, an ancient-sounding maid answered the phone.
verb [vt. 及物动词]包围，围住;把......圈起来；使成环形；发出钟声，响起铃声 - Would you ring me as soon as you find out? My number's in the phone book.
vt. (这种响是刺耳的, 往往是提醒人做某事)
- Every morning the clock rings at 6.
- The telephone(door bell) is ringing.
vt. 打电话给（美语中用 call） ring sb. 给某人打电话
- Tomorrow I'll ring you.
n. （打）电话
- give sb. a ring
- Remember to give me a ring. /Remember to ring me.
n. 戒指
noun [专属名词]索伦特海峡（濒临英吉利海峡北侧） - While on paper this was a plan to examine a number of known wrecks in the Solent, what McKee really hoped for was to find the Mary Rose.
noun [抽象名词]感觉，知觉；感觉能力，知觉能力；（某种经历所产生的）整体感觉，总体印象；轰动，引起轰动的人（或事） - News of his arrest caused a sensation.
noun [物质名词]（由风吹积而成的）沙丘 - Large dunes make access to the beach difficult in places.
noun [具体名词]（尤指热带的）种植地，农园；人工林场，苗木场；殖民地，新开垦地；普兰泰申市（美国佛罗里达州城市名） - The Southern plantation house oozes charm.
noun [专属名词]气垫火车 - The railway of the future may well be the "hovertrain," which never touches rails at a speed up to 300 m. p. h.
