⑴ 英语介绍台风
A Pacific typhoon or tropical storm is a tropical cyclone that forms in the northwestern Pacific Ocean. The basin is demarcated within the Pacific Ocean from Asia, north of the equator, and west of the international date line.Storms from the Eastern and Central Pacific crossing the date line are re-designated as typhoons. This basin features the strongest cyclones on record.
Typhoon seasons include the entirety of the calendar year. Most storms tend to form between May and November, although they can occur at other times of the year as well.
⑵ 初二一篇英语阅读理解
一些英美人乐于邀请朋友到自己家中共进晚餐。如果你的英国朋友不邀请你去他家做客你也不必感到难过。这并不意味着他不喜欢你！
通常的晚宴是从晚上7，8点钟到大约11点，事先应该跟东道主打听好什么时间赴约，带上鲜花，巧克力，或一瓶红酒作为礼物是很礼貌的。
通常聚会以喝东西和吃零食开始。想显得更加有礼么？那就提及你多么欣赏这房间，或者称赞墙上的画。但务必记住，打听这些东西的价钱是很不礼貌的。
在大部分家庭中，男主人坐在餐桌的一端，女主人坐在另一端。他们与客人共享饕餮。
你可能是以喝汤或吃小食开始用餐，接下来是大鱼大肉和蔬菜，随后是餐后甜点，最后喝杯咖啡。吃光盘中菜和自己添菜并不失礼。
渡过了一个愉快的夜晚么？那么就在次日回请昨夜的东道主吧，或者写封致谢简信给他们。英美人总是喜欢说“感谢，感谢，再感谢”。
1 晚宴通常要持续多久？
A7或8小时 B11小时 C3或4小时 D不一定
2 如果你想做一个彬彬有礼的客人，你不该：
A在适当的时候到场 B给主人带些礼物（dome是圆柱形此处应该是some吧）
C称赞主人的房间 D向主人打听家具价格
3 我们从文中可以了解到：
A 通常宴会开始是有酒水的
B 最后一道菜通常是汤
C 甜点通常在主菜之前上桌
D 最后一道菜常常是冰淇淋
答案：CDA
补充：楼上俩位请不要误人子弟，第二问问的是怎么做不礼貌，难道C是不礼貌的么？文中所说打听价格是不礼貌的，而忽悠主人是礼貌的。第三问，最后是一杯咖啡，冰淇淋一般都在饭后甜点里，绝不是最后，所以不可能选D。
⑶ 英语作文台风
Yesterday my teacher told us that there was a typhoon and I was so scared of it. After dinner we prepared some candles and lighters in case there was no electricity. And then we were just sitting in the living room and watching the news about the typhoon.
昨天，我的老师跟我们说有一个台风要来。这真的让我很害怕。晚饭后，我们准备了些蜡烛和打火机，以防停电。之后，我们全家人聚集在客厅里，注意着新闻报道台风的动向。
In the middle night, the wind blew harder and the rain came down harder, too. The trees outside were blown by the strong wind and bent a lot. The sounds outside was very loud and scary. Sometimes I could hear an ambulance driving by. I hope it was not someone hit by an object.
深夜里，风雨越来越强。街上的树木都被吹得东倒西歪。外面常常发出很吵又很可怕的声音。有时还会听见救护车的声音，希望不是什么人被砸到才好。高中英语作文
This morning the typhoon had already left. My grandfather and I decided to take a walk around the neighborhood. Some trees fail down, some cars were damaged and some houses were damaged, too. But my father's car, my house and my family are fine.
今天早上，台风已经离开。我和爷爷决定去附近绕绕。有些树倒了，有些车被砸毁，甚至有些房子都受到了损伤。还好，我爸爸的车，我的家，还有我的家人都没事。
Thank god!
感谢老天爷！
⑷ 用英语写一篇台风的故事
1) Explain what is Typhoon (or hurricane in other part of the world)
2) How it was formed.
3) The damages they have made (with some examples in the past)
4) How the government warn the residents
5) What can be done to protect against the typhoon.
Should be enough for a composition.
⑸ 一篇关于描写台风袭击的场面的英语作文
Typhoon mainly attacks the Southeast provinces of China. Usually, typoon comes with strong wind and rainstorm. While the typoon comes, the trees will be blow down, and a lot of houses will be
⑹ 介绍关于台风的英语文章！急！谢谢大家了！
|Thousands flee as storm hits China
Tuesday, July 19, 2005 Posted: 1408 GMT (2208 HKT)
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Manage Alerts | What Is This? SHANGHAI, China -- China evacuated more than one million residents along its southeastern coast as a typhoon that devastated Taiwan hit the mainland on Tuesday.
Taiwan's Center for Disaster Relief said at least four people had died since Typhoon Haitang battered the island a day earlier.
One man was killed by falling rocks in southeastern Taiwan, two women drowned and another victim was swept away while fishing. Another fisherman is also reported missing.
Dozens were also injured as the typhoon's lashing winds and torrential rain toppled trucks and firefighters tried to clear the roads of fallen trees, billboards and other debris.
Rescue workers used helicopters and jet skis to rescue 21 crew members from a cargo ship that had partially sunk near the southern port of Kaohsiung.
Taiwan's Council of Agriculture said the island's farms had suffered damage estimated at $14.2 million, while Reuters put the total damage caused by the storm at $41 million.
The typhoon, downgraded to a tropical storm as wind speeds dropped to around 119 kilometers (74 miles) an hour, hit the Chinese coastal town of Huangqi in Fujian province on Tuesday afternoon, a local meteorological agency reported.
Heavy rain was falling over the southeastern province and flooding and landslides were expected, the Associated Press said.
China Central Television said that one million people in Fujian and neighboring Zhejiang had fled their homes to temporary shelters, while 5,000 armed police have been mobilized, with reservoirs and dikes monitored.
Fishing boats and merchant ships have also been ordered to return to port, the official Xinhua news Agency said, while a number of local airports have been closed.
China's commercial capital of Shanghai is also threatened by the typhoon, Xinhua reported, with rivers swelling to dangerous levels.
Taiwan battered
In Taiwan, workers started clearing up the debris after the first typhoon to hit Taiwan this year.
Weather forecasters said torrential rain would continue to pummel Taiwan through to Wednesday, and warned residents to watch out for flash floods and landslides.
Haitang has already mped more than one meter (over 3 feet) of rain on mountainous areas.
The storm turned the Taiwanese capital Taipei into a virtual ghost town on Monday with offices, businesses and schools closing. Taiwan's financial markets and airports were also ordered closed.
Journalist Ting Wai Tu from ETTV said there had been instances of collapsed bridges and mudslides, and of farmers attempting to save livestock.
"The Central Weather Bureau gave an advance warning ... so people pretty much ... bought two days of food from supermarkets -- so they should be OK," said Ting.
Previous typhoons have brought deadly landslides and mudslides to Taiwan's countryside.
Typhoons and tropical storms frequently hit Taiwan, Japan the Philippines, Hong Kong and other parts of the southern coast of China ring summer months.
On average, Taiwan is threatened by three to four typhoons every year.
In 2001, one of Taiwan's deadliest years for storms, Typhoon Toraji, killed 200 people. A few months later, Typhoon Nari caused Taipei's worst flooding on record and killed 100 people.
⑺ 英语阅读一篇，初二的，在线等
韩国，纯净水看病难尿裤子就比较大分别就笔记本基本从刚才跟v