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纯粹，指不搀杂其它成分的;无搀合物的;不含添加、替代或异质物质的。语出《易·乾》：“大哉乾乎，刚健中正，纯粹精也。”

纯粹主义

以新帕拉图哲学为基础，涉及到所有塑性表现的造型设计倾向。由建筑师兼画家勒·柯布西耶和画家奥占芳发展起来的。1920年以后，在柯布西耶的力主下，建筑领域出现了纯粹主义创作思潮。它以“数学”即秩序为基础建立新的美学观，提倡由经济法则和数字计算形成不自觉的美。建筑师应该注意的是构成建筑自身的平面、墙面和形体，并应在调整它们的相互关系中创造纯净与美的形式。“法线”是在创造纯净与美的形式的过程中，用来作为构图参考的。在建筑造型上，纯粹主义摒弃个人情感，反对装饰，认为比例是处理建筑体量与形式中最为重要的问题，提倡表现立方体，圆锥体以及它们在阳光下的光影变化为主的构图手法。萨伏伊别墅是纯粹主义的经典作品。

造句：

1. That seems to me perfect nonsense .

依我看，这种说法纯粹是无稽之谈。

2. I am a mere instrument, not an agent .

我纯粹是受利用的，不是主动人。

3. Final cause, he said, is pure metaphor .

他说终极原因纯粹是虚拟的说法。

4. Sunday lunch will be a hen party .

星期日的午餐将是一个纯粹女人的聚会。

5. All his religion was sheer hypocrisy .

他的宗教信仰纯粹是虚假的。

6. It was a perfect california day .

这一天是纯粹的加利福尼亚天气。

7. His story is nothing but a pack of lies .

他说的纯粹是一派鬼话。

8. That exam question was an absolute gift !

那道试题纯粹是白送分。

9. I hate kungfu , it is merely brutal violence .

我讨厌功夫，那纯粹是暴力。

10. Do not believe him -- he is a real flatterer .

别相信他他纯粹是奉承。

我对妈妈给我读国学感到非常不理解，整天背着枯燥无味的古文，什么子曰：“学而时习之，不亦乐乎”;《大学》里面的“自天子以至于庶人,壹皆是以修身为本”;《弟子规》里面的“父母呼,应勿缓”……为什么要学古文呢?我百思不得其解。妈妈给我讲了这样一件事---------

一位美国学生问中国留学生:“听说你们中国的《弟子规》讲了很多良好的习惯,你知道吗?”

“那半部《论语》治天下又是怎么回事呢?”

可是那位中国留学生只能惭愧地用“Sorry”来回答。美国学生感到非常不可思议。

国学经典经过几千年的洗礼，仍被

完整继承下来，这是先人智慧的结晶，也是中国人宝贵的财富,我们没有理由不继承它，热爱祖国的传统文化就是爱国的表现。

听了妈妈的话，我不再反感背诵国学经典。我按时完成老师布置的任务，每天坚持背1-2章。也就是花二十多分钟的时间。我不但能背诵《弟子规》，《大学》，和《论语》的一部分，更重要的是我逐渐明白了许多道理。《弟子规》是告诉我们每个人应做到最基本的规矩。“入则孝，出则悌。”;“事虽小，勿擅为，苟擅为，子道亏。”这些告诉我们应该孝顺父母，以前骄横的我现在对家人彬彬有礼。“亲爱我，孝何难。亲恶我，孝方贤。亲有过，谏使更，怡吾色，柔吾声，谏不入，悦复谏。”《弟子规》里面的“孝”我还差得很远，我很惭愧。但我的变化家人已经非常满意了。

《大学》以修身为核心，“自天子以至于庶人，壹是皆以修身为本。”“格物，致知，诚意，正心”是我们修身的方法。我之所以能和每一个同学友好的相处，是因为我从不和同学斤斤计较，总是站在对方的角度为别人考虑。我不但未失去什么，还收获了友谊，并培养了自己良好的品质。这的确很快乐。

《老子》让人充满智慧，《中庸》教人如何处理人际关系。国学经典是我们中华民族的精神，气质的结晶，是全世界华人共有的精神家园的内核.

温家宝总理2003年12月10日在美国哈佛大学演讲——《把目光投向中国》说：“中华文明以其顽强的凝聚力和隽永的魅力，历 经沧桑而完整地延续了下来，拥有五千年的文明史，这是我们中国人的骄傲。中华民族的传统文化博大精深、源源流长……”总理爷爷说：“我呼吁，让我们共同以智慧和力量去推动人类文明的进步与发展。我们的成功将承继先贤、泽被后世。这样我们的子孙就能生活在一个更加和平、安定和繁荣的世界里。我坚信这样一个无限光明、无限美好的明天必将到来”。

总理爷爷的演讲强调了青年一代要诵读国学经典。同学们，你们说说诵读国学经典难道不比看日本的卡通漫画，追求美国好莱坞明星更有意义吗?

· Dont worry. Be bold and try it, and youll learn it soon.

→Dont worry. Just go for it, and youll get it soon.

别担心，大胆试一试，你很快就会学会的。

· Thank you for playing with us.

→Thank you for sharing the time with us.

谢谢你陪我玩。

第二天一大早，刚吃完早饭，我就去灶间看看小蚂蚁们在新家里生活得怎么样，我还给它们带去了一些糖。我发现小蚂蚁家的地面上耸起了很多小土丘。

咦！小蚂蚁们在干啥呢？

看着它们忙忙碌碌的在土丘上进进出出，我俯下身子，想看个究竟。我围着瓶子看了很久，终于发现小蚂蚁们的秘密行动啦。原来它们是在家里挖地道呀！

我把白砂糖放在了瓶子里，没过多久，就有一只小蚂蚁发现了我给它们的糖。刚开始的时候，那只小蚂蚁围着糖转了好几圈，然后它就掉头回到地道里去了。过了一会儿，小蚂蚁和它的伙伴们从地道里钻了出来，它们齐心协力，你追我赶，开始把糖往地道里面搬。一会儿的功夫，它们把糖都搬进了地道里。然后，它们又开始了挖地道的工作。

我把这个消息告诉了爸爸，爸爸高兴地说：“看来小蚂蚁们已经在家安心地搞建设了，它们已经喜欢上这个家了。”

身体不舒服、家里有急事儿，耽误了上班上学，你知道到该怎么请假吗?英文里跟请假有关的说法有很多种，一起来看看吧!

1. Ask for leave

Leave在这里不是“离开”，而是“准休假“的意思。这个词组的用法比较灵活。你可以说：I have to ask for leave tomorrow morning.

我明天上午不得不请假了。

如果请假不止一天，还可以说ask for 2 days leave 请两天的假

2. Take (something) off

看到这个词组，别告诉小编你只知道它是“起飞”的意思。请假也可以用它哦!

例句：Mr Smith, my dads here visiting me and Id like to take two days off to show him around the city.

史密斯先生，我爸爸要来看我，所以我想请两天假，带他到处转转。

3. Call in sick

病得实在爬不起来，连打开电脑发邮件的力气都没有?试试这个吧!“Call in sick”意思是”打电话请假“，

例句：I dont feel well this morning. Perhaps I ought to call in sick.我今天早上感觉不太舒服，或许我该打电话请个假了。

4. Pull a sickie

还有一种请假叫做装病。Sickie在俚语里指“病假”，但是pull a sickie意思则是“请假装病”。

例如： He took/pulled/threw a sickie to go to the football game.

他请假装病看球去了。

5.Penetrating The Darkness

Wisdom Of The Owl

For as long as humankind has recognized animals as teachers, wise men and women have recognized traits worthy of respect in both wild and domestic creatures. The cultural and spiritual significance of certain animals transcends geographical boundaries, unifying disparate peoples. Not so the majestic and mysterious owl, which has over many millennia served as the focal point of numerous contradictory beliefs. Though owls have been regarded with awe and fascination, they have also inadvertently served as agents of fear. Since owls are nocturnal, human-owl encounters tended to occur at night and likely when the bird was swooping silently down to earth to grapple with prey. Yet even as some shied away from the owl, calling it an agent of darkness, others recognized the depths of awareness in beautiful owl抯 eyes.

In the classical Greek tradition, an owl could often be found perched on the shoulder of Athena, goddess of wisdom, while owls could ward off bad luck in Roman lore. It is in Native American mythos, however, that the owl attains its own unique identity. Owls are patient messengers, bringers of information and the holders of wisdom, and they are capable of seeing the unseen. With their keen eyesight, they can glance into the soul to discern meaning and motive, and they are totems of truth. Unlike our distant forebears, we may never encounter an owl in the wild, but we can nonetheless internalize the wisdom of the owl by attuning ourselves to its most venerable qualities. Fully integrating the medicine of the owl into spiritual existence is a matter of considering how we might open ourselves more fully to the wisdom that can be found in the larger universe.

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14.A Refuge Of Your Own

Creating A Garden Sanctuary

Each of us has been blessed with an innate need to celebrate and glorify life. At a most basic level, we honor the forces that came together to bring us into being by caring for our bodies and our souls. To truly rejoice in existence, we must also learn to cultivate loveliness in those special places that replenish the soul. When we create a garden sanctuary, we are reminded that we are a part of both natures essence and something more. An outdoor retreat is a place we can surround ourselves in nature, beauty, and the life force. It is not difficult to create a sanctuarye should endeavor, however, to create sanctuaries that speak to us as individuals. Whether we have a yard, a grassy corner, a patio, or a porch at our disposal, our creative potential is infinite. Any of these spaces can become a magnificent garden. When we feel drawn to specific themes such as Zen, angels, paradise, or the ethereal, we should explore them. Dor and furniture crafted from natural materials like wood and stone blend seamlessly into nature. Yet we can also augment the natural world by filling our garden sanctuaries with statues, bells or gongs, or colorful flags. Running water, like that in a created stream or fountain, helps energy flow smoothly. If space is a concern, crystals and mirrors can fulfill the same function. Hidden features like concealed swings and reflecting pools veiled in shadow can surprise and delight. As your garden sanctuary evolves, remember to invite the elemental spirits of nature to assist you in your efforts to create a small pocket of harmony, beauty, and peace in your own backyard. If you have not already felt th! eir presence, sit quietly in your garden and reach out to them. You will feel these earthly guides at your side as you continue to develop your sanctuary. In the refuge of brilliant color, sweet scents, and stillness you create in your garden, the burdens imposed upon you by a sometimes hectic world will melt away. The splendor and tranquility of what you have brought into being will entrance you, allowing you to forget the constraints of time and space. No matter how large or small your garden sanctuary, the time you spend reveling in its pleasures will refresh your spirit and provide you with innumerable opportunities to celebrate life.

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13.Stronger Than You Know

Getting Ourselves Worked Up

Our capacity to cope successfully with lifes challenges far outstrips our capacity to feel nervousness. Yet in the weeks, days, and hours leading up to an event that we believe will test our limits, we can become nervous. While we may have previously regarded ourselves as equal to the trials that lie ahead, we reach a point at which they near and our anxiety begins to mount. We then become increasingly worked up, until the moment of truth arrives and we discover that our worry was all for nothing. We are almost always stronger and more capable than we believe ourselves to be. But anxiety is not rational in nature, which means that in most cases we cannot work through it using logic as our only tool. Reason can help us recognize the relative futility of unwarranted worry but, more often than not, we will find more comfort in patterns of thought and activity that redirect our attention to practical or engaging matters.

Most of us find it remarkably difficult to focus on two distinct thoughts or emotions at once, and we can use this natural human limitation to our advantage when trying to stay centered in the period leading up to a potentially tricky experience. When we concentrate on something unrelated to our worryuch as deep breathing, visualizations of success, pleasurable pursuits, or exercisenxiety dissipates naturally. Meditation is also a useful coping mechanism as it provides us with a means to ground ourselves in the moment. Our guides can aid us by providing us with a focal point wholly outside of our own sphere.

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Underneath The Noise

Hearing The Whisper

You may have noticed that if you want to speak to someone in a noisy, crowded room, the best thing to do is lean close and whisper. Yelling in an attempt to be louder than the room抯 noise generally only hurts your throat and adds to the chaos. Similarly, that still, small voice within each of us does not try to compete with the mental chatter on the surface of our minds, nor does it attempt to overpower the volume of the raucous world outside. If we want to hear it, no matter what is going on around us or even inside us, we can always tune in to that soft voice underneath the surrounding noise. It is generally true that the more insistent voices in our heads delivering messages that make us feel panicky or afraid are of questionable authority. They may be voices we internalized from childhood or from the culture, and as such they possess only half-truths. Their urgency stems from their disconnectedness from the center of our being, and their urgency is what catches our attention. The other voice that whispers reassurances that everything is fundamentally okay simply delivers its message with quiet confidence. Once we hear it, we know it speaks the truth. Generally, once we have heard what it has to say, a powerful sense of calm settles over our entire being, and the other voices and sounds, once so dominant, fade into the background, suddenly seeming small and far away. We may find that our own communications in the world begin to be influenced by the quiet certainty of this voice. We may be less inclined to indulge in idle chatter as we become more interested in maintaining our connection to the whisper of truth that broadcasts its message like the sound of the wind shaking the leaves of a tree. As we align ourselves more with this quiet confidence, we become an extension of the whisper, penetrating the noise of the world and creating more peace, trust, and confidence.

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说起这“石骨铁硬”的宁波话，我真是又爱又恨。

我的爸爸是宁波人，妈妈是福建人，因为语言沟通的问题，我们家说的都是普通话，所以，虽然我是个土生土长的宁波人，却听不懂宁波土话，闹出了不少笑话。

这不，有一天，邻居王伯伯问我：“多多，你阿（à）娘去哪儿了？”我指了指妈妈，说：“不是在这儿吗？”王伯伯先是一愣，继而哈哈大笑，我这才反应过来，自己弄了个大笑话，连ō娘ā娘都分不清，真恨不得钻进地缝里。

还有一次，我想去万达玩，妈妈却说：“爸爸不在家，我们没车怎么去啊？”我连忙说：“我们可以qíng公交车去啊。”妈妈皱皱眉说：“多多，你这说的是哪门子的话啊？一会儿土一会儿洋的！”

是啊，这“石骨铁硬”的宁波话真是让我苦不堪言啊，真希望爷爷奶奶以后能多教教我宁波话才是。因为，想做一个地道宁波人，必须会讲地道宁波话，你说是吧？