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《每日英语》电子报总第33期-07.17 |
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A maiko, or geisha-in-training, strolls through the streets of Kyoto. She is a member of a famed, but dwindling sorority of entertainers.
一个舞女，或是一个艺妓，在京都的大街上漫 |
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《每日英语》电子报总第32期-07.14 |
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Buddhist monks carry a photograph of the King of Thailand, Adulyadej Bhumibol, in celebration of his |
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《每日英语》电子报总第31期-07.13 |
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An ancient rock formation, Wilpena Pound is the best known attribute of the Flinders Ranges of South Australia. Its bowl-like structure creates a natural amphitheater and has been |
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《每日英语》电子报总第30期-07.12 |
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Commissioned by Ivan the Terrible in the mid-16th century, St. Basil's Cathedral was erected to commemorate a Russian victory over the Tartar Mongols in 1552. The cathedral has ni |
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《每日英语》电子报总第29期-07.11 |
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Riding through slush, members of a team of three cyclists press on in their effort to traverse the rugged Alaska Range by mountain bike.
由3个自行车手组成的车队努力向前飞驰，翻越 |
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《每日英语》电子报总第28期-07.10 |
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Hikers stop to take in the view at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The largest national monument outside of Alaska, at 1.9 million acres (7.8 million hectares) it is a |
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《每日英语》电子报总第27期-07.07 |
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Touched by sunlight, barren winter treetops in Ely, Minnesota, are illuminated.伊里冬天的日光照耀下的光秃秃的树顶。 |
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《每日英语》电子报总第26期-07.06 |
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While most [polar bear] females deliver twins [like these two], triplets aren't uncommon at Hudson Bay. At birth the cubs weigh little more than a pound [half a kilogram], with ha |
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《每日英语》电子报总第25期-07.05 |
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A resident of the Adirondack Mountains area takes a rest from snowshoeing and waits for a view from the cloud-covered summit of Mount Skylight.
阿迪朗达克山地区的一位居民停下滑雪 |
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《每日英语》电子报总第24期-07.04 |
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The muffled whump of snowballs hitting their mark barely disturbs the quiet of a winter’s eve in the square fronting Mozart’s yellow-facaded home.
在莫扎特黄色故居前的广场上,雪球 |
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《每日英语》电子报总第23期-07.03 |
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Only a two-day paddle from roadhead, Cherry Lake lies relatively near civilization. Some visitors spend weeks seeking more remote and even more pristine sanctuaries islanded with t |
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《每日英语》电子报总第22期-06.30 |
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"In Vermont we know that the Earth spins when the weather comes on hard, usually layered, never glossy or flagging. Bruise-colored, steel-colored, quilted with thuggish thunder cl |
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《每日英语》电子报总第21期-06.29 |
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"Shifting dunes of gypsum, sculpted by the wind, cover White Sands National Monument, New Mexico." “在风的雕刻下，石膏般的沙丘变换着形态，覆盖在新墨西哥州的白沙国家景区”
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《每日英语》电子报总第20期-06.28 |
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"At the heart of traditional Nenets life is the domesticated reindeer. Reindeer, also called caribou, are everything to the Nenets: their food, clothing, shelter, transportation, |
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《每日英语》电子报总第19期-06.27 |
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A prairie dog of the endangered subgroup Cynomys parvidens pokes through a heavy Utah snow |
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