六級(jí)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力備考材料

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　　Global stocks declined sharply Wednesday after another drop in oil prices prompted selloffs from Asia to New York. The Dow Jones Industrial index plunged more than 500 points at one point before cutting its losses in half as U.S. markets closed. The volatility and steep declines in stock futures reflect a growing sense of unease about the global economy.

　　What’s driving the recent market volatility? Analysts say it’s a combination of factors: the slowdown in China and the steep plunge in oil prices. We spoke with Dan Veru - chief investment officer at Palisade Capital – on Skype.

　　“Crude oil going lower has really sparked global fears of not just a recession in China but really a global slowdown," he said.

　　But the simpler explanation may be pessimism.

　　“CEOs today are feeling a lot less optimistic than they did just a year ago," said PriceWaterhouseCooper CEO Dennis Nally.

　　Nally says the accounting firm’s latest survey of business executives from over 80 countries shows about one in four believe the global economy is on the right track, compared with almost half just two years ago. Had they conducted the survey this year, the sentiment might have been worse.

　　“If we would have done the survey in the first two weeks of January, given the environment that exists today, it would even be worse, so it's not a pretty picture to say the least," he said.

　　And it’s a picture tarnished by the economic slowdown in China - according to New York Stock Exchange governor Peter Costa.

　　“You have to be very concerned whenever Chinese growth is lagging because that definitely has an effect on U.S. corporations and multi-nationals," he said. "There’s a lot of companies that do business with China and if their businesses cut back somewhat because of the slowdown in China, it definitely affects U.S. earnings."

　　Still, many believe the U.S. economy is resilient enough to weather the storm.

　　"We do see the risk of a recession as rather low, we put it at about 10 to 15 percent, which is pretty slim," said Standard and Poors' Beth Ann Bovino.

　　Dan Veru advises investors to look at the start of 2016 - as part of a larger picture.

　　“I believe ultimately we’ll look back on this period of time, whether it’s today or two weeks from now, that you could have made a lot of money - if you put your money to work into financial assets," he said.

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　　英語(yǔ)六級(jí)聽(tīng)力考試場(chǎng)景詞

　　creep 蔓延

　　inferior race 民族，次等種族

　　racist views 種族主義觀點(diǎn)

　　professional attainment 專業(yè)學(xué)識(shí)

　　underachievement 低成就

　　fit in 適應(yīng)

　　exemplary 模范的

　　follow in the footsteps of sb. 步某人的后塵

　　be relegated to 被降到

　　segregated 被隔離的

　　be mired in… 陷入……

　　dropout rate 退學(xué)率

　　ethnic group 族群

　　presumption 傲慢，推測(cè)

　　campaign trail 競(jìng)選游說(shuō)之行

　　remain marginalized 被排斥，邊緣化

　　undocumented worker 無(wú)證工人

　　would-be American 準(zhǔn)美國(guó)人

　　criminal justice system 刑事司法/審判體系

　　short prison sentences 短期徒刑

　　capital punishment 死刑

　　take an eye for an eye 以眼還眼，以牙還牙

　　insanity plea 精神失常的借口

　　gas-powered car 天然氣動(dòng)力汽車

　　rub shoulders with sb. 與某人為伍

　　nuclear-powered vacuum cleaners 核動(dòng)力真空吸塵器

　　movie trailers 電影預(yù)告片

　　visceral 震撼心靈的'

　　turn on a dime 事情很快會(huì)有變化

　　beverage 軟飲料

　　mom-and-pop 小型的

　　weak dollar 疲軟的美元

　　college-admissions war 高考“戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)”

　　elite 精英，中堅(jiān)分子

　　prestige 威望，名譽(yù)

　　instructional approaches 教學(xué)方法

　　feedback 反饋

　　graduate school 研究生院

　　old-boy networks 老同學(xué)關(guān)系網(wǎng)

　　lighten up 放松，不要生氣

　　up to a point 不完全如此，在某種程度上

　　impose on sb. 施加影響于某人

　　rationalize our pushiness 不要一意孤行

　　self-denial 克己的，忘我的

　　dimming the lights 調(diào)暗燈光

　　a fraction of 一小部分

　　family-owned hotel 家族旅館

　　insulation 隔離(層)

　　slash 削減

　　carbon emission 碳排放

　　metric tons 公噸

　　profitability 贏利能力

　　drain 下水道，排水管

　　political agenda 政治議程

　　oilman 石油商

　　prototype 原型，標(biāo)準(zhǔn)，模范

　　zero-energy home 零能耗住宅

　　vice versa 反之亦然

　　scale down 按比例減少/縮小

　　utility bill 公共設(shè)施賬單

　　incandescent light bulbs 白熾燈燈泡

　　fluorescent lamps 熒光燈

　　residential building 居民住宅

　　ground-source heat pump 地緣熱泵

　　conventional fuel 常規(guī)燃料

　　jump-start the market 啟動(dòng)市場(chǎng)

　　hot tubs 熱水浴缸

　　steel mills 軋鋼廠

　　an interconnected complex 相互連通的綜合設(shè)施

　　chemical process 化學(xué)工藝

　　competitive advantage 競(jìng)爭(zhēng)優(yōu)勢(shì)

　　mileage 英里數(shù)

　　household appliances 家用電器

　　white goods 大型家用電器

　　steel furnaces 煉鋼爐

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