Robot Story WALL · E read slowly 00024

Digging and digging, WALL · E soon saw an old white refrigerator. He activated a welding beam between his large binocular-like eyes and cut the door down the middle. With a clang, the two pieces of the door fell off the refrigerator. WALL · E looked inside and saw a small green object in a corner. It was sprouting from a pile of dark brown soil. WALL · E gazed at it in wonder. Now, this was something really unusual. He didn’t know why, but he liked it. The object had a stem with flat green ovals hanging from it. Gently, he picked it up. Making sure that it was safely cushioned in its soil, he placed it inside the old boot he’d found earlier. He tucked the object inside his box to examine later. WALL · E sensed that the green thing was special. What he didn’t know was that it was a plant.

Digging, digging, soon after Wally saw an old white refrigerator. A welding laser shot out from between his big binocular-like eyes, cutting the refrigerator door from the middle into two pieces. With a "bang," the two doors fell off the fridge. Wall-E looked inside the refrigerator and saw a small green object in the corner. It was pulling buds out of a pile of dark brown dirt. Wall-E stared at it curiously. Well, this thing is really unusual. He didn't know why, but just loved it. Several green oval flakes hang from the stem of this item. He gently picked it up, making sure it was perfectly wrapped in dirt, and then placed it in the old boots he had found earlier. He put the item in his treasure chest for later. Wall-E realized that this green item was special. What he didn't know was that it was a plant.

refrigerator 英[rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtə(r)] 美[rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtər] white goods in which food can be stored at low temperatures n. (Electric) refrigerator; From refrigerate, cooling, refrigeration. Often abbreviated from fridge. This dessert can be served straight from the refrigerator. This dessert is removed from the refrigerator and ready to serve.

phrase Ammonia refrigerator ammonia freezer Cryogenic refrigerator cryogenic cooler furniture deodorizer low temperature deodorization desk Refrigerator cleaner refrigerator cleaner Refrigerator paper for refrigerators Refrigerator unit cooling device Freon refrigerator Freon chiller Household refrigerator home refrigerator Thermostat for refrigerators with temperature controllers Turbo refrigerator turbo cooler

【Synonyms】 icebox n. Refrigerator; Making an efficient icebox was not as easy as we might now suppose. Making an efficient "refrigerator" isn't as simple as we think.

【Root】 frig, friger = cold, meaning "cold" Root mnemonic: refrigerator: re+friger+ator The same root word refrigerator | frigidity | refrigerant | refrigerate | frigid | re+friger+actor Definition: n. Refrigerator frigidity Definition: n. Cold, frigid, frigid

refrigerant re +friger+ant→ something that cools down again→ fever reducer Definition: adj. Frozen, cooled, cool n. coolant, coolant, refrigerant Refrigerate re +friger+ate→ cold → freezing again Definition: v. Refrigerate to make cold vt. Frozen, refrigerated frigid Definition: adj. Cold, rigid, (referring to female) frigidity

welding 英[ˈweldɪŋ] 美[ˈweldɪŋ] v. Welding; Welding; Forging; Make tightly bound; Make the connection into a whole; weld's now participle; They will also be used on factory floors to weld things together They can also be used on the factory floor to weld objects.

binocular 英[bɪˈnɒkjələ(r)] 美[bɪˈnɑːkjələr] adj. Binocular use; Binocular; When used as a noun, it means "binoculars". 【Phrase】 binocular rivalry binocular competition; Binocular competition ; Binocular antagonism ; Double image competition binocular parallax [physiological] binocular parallax ; Binocular parallax ; Binocular parallax binocular tube binocular ; Binocular tubes binocular integration binocular collection ; Binocular fusion ; Eyes Galilean binocular Galileo binoculars ; galaxy zoom binocular continuous zoom binoculars ; Zoom binoculars ; Variable focal length binoculars binocular information Binocular information Binocular sight double barrel sight binocular perimeter binocular vision meter

clang English[klæŋ] beauty[klæŋ] v. Clanging (or clanging); Make the clanging (or clanging) sound; n. Jingle; When the metals clanged together, kuai and tin, he heard only consonance. Coins were tossed in tin bowls, and all he heard was the rhythm of metal colliding.

sprouting 英[ˈspraʊtɪŋ] 美[ˈspraʊtɪŋ] v. Germination; Budding; Strips; Growth; appears; (Make) emerge; Grow out (something); (Something) grows; Sprout's now participle; It only takes a few days for beans to sprout. Beans sprout in just a few days.

a pile of 英[ə paɪl ɒv] 美[ə paɪl əv] A whole bunch; They found the body buried beneath a pile of leaves. They found the body buried under a pile of leaves.

in wonder 英[ɪn ˈwʌndə(r)] 美[ɪn ˈwʌndər] Surprise; Surprisingly; In amazement; Surprised; The children looked up in wonder at the big elephant. The children looked up at the elephant in amazement.

to look at sth. in wonder Looking at something in amazement They were filled with wonder when they saw the spaceship. When they saw the spaceship, they were amazed.

oval 英[ˈəʊvl] 美[ˈoʊvl] n. Oval; Ovate; Australian-style rugby pitch; adj. oval; Ovate; The clock stands on an oval marble base, enclosed by a glass dome. The bell is placed on an oval marble pedestal, covered in glass.

"oval" is a term used in daily life, in fact, a more accurate translation is "egg shape", as long as it is like an egg, round, but not a perfectly round shape, including a large and a small egg, it can be called "oval". "ellipse" is a more technical term, can be defined mathematically, and is a kind of conic curve. The trajectories of planets and moons are very standard "ellipse".

cushion 英[ˈkʊʃn] 美[ˈkʊʃn] n. Soft pads; Cushions; Cushions; (cushions that separate two surfaces); Things that protect (or buffer); vt. (in the event of a fall or collision) acts as a buffer to cushion the impact; Ease the blow; (with a mat) make soft, make soft; But the car and cushion the walls are dark red. But the car's cushions and walls are all crimson red. The company provides a styrofoam cushion to protect the tablets during shipping. The company wrapped the plaque in styrofoam to prevent damage to it during transport.

tuck Basically means "tucked in", and by extension can mean "pleated", "folded", "rolled up", "placed in... place", etc. tuck can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a simple object is followed. From the Middle Dutch word tucken, roll up, fold up, from Proto-Germanic*teug, pull, push, PIE*deuk, pull, push, etymology with duct, tug.

sense English [sens] beauty [sens] n. Sensation; Sensory functions (i.e., the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) ;( awareness of important things); Comprehension; Judgment; v. Feel; be aware; Perceive; Detected; I had the sense that he was worried about something. I felt like he had something on his mind.

The difference between sense and sence First, the meaning is different 1.Sense Meaning: Feeling 2. Sence Meaning: Feeling; Feeling Second, the usage is different 1.Sense usage: take nouns, pronouns, that clauses, or interrogative-led clauses as objects. The horse sensed danger and stopped. The horse sensed the danger and stopped. 2.sence usage: take "to be+ n. / adj. Or now the participle acts as a compound object of the object complement. Ihad the sense that he was worried about something.