骆驼的故事英语视频
A. 这只骆驼真高.的英语是
【这只鸵鸟真高.】翻译：
The camel is really high.
B. 谁知道<阿拉伯人与骆驼>这个故事的英文！！！
第一个版本，伊索寓言原版本：
One day an Arab and his camel were crossing the desert. Night came and the temperature became colder. The Arab put up his tent and tied the camel to it. The Arab went to sleep.
The temperature became slightly colder and the camel asked the Arab if he (camel) could just put his nose in the tent to warm up. The Arab agreed that the camel could just put his nose in, because the tent was small and there was no room for 2. So the camel's nose became warm and after a while the temperature went down even more.
The camel asked the Arab again, if he (camel) could just put his fore legs in because they were very cold. The Arab reluctantly agreed that the camel could only put his fore legs in and no more. So the camel moved in his fore legs and they became warm. After sometime the camel asked the Arab again that he had to put in his hind legs or else he won't be able to make the journey the next morning with frozen legs. So the Arab agreed and once the camel moved his hind legs in, there was no more room in the tent for the Arab and the Arab was kicked out.
还有一个版本是这样的
The Camel's Nose In The Tent.
One cold night, as an Arab sat in his tent, a camel gently thrust his nose under the flap and looked in. "Master," he said, "let me put my nose in your tent. It's cold and stormy out here." "By all means," said the Arab, "and welcome" as he turned over and went to sleep.
A little later the Arab awoke to find that the camel had not only put his nose in the tent but his head and neck also. The camel, who had been turning his head from side to side, said, "I will take but little more room if I place my forelegs within the tent. It is difficult standing out here." "Yes, you may put your forelegs within," said the Arab, moving a little to make room, for the tent was small.
Finally, the camel said, "May I not stand wholly inside? I keep the tent open by standing as I do." "Yes, yes," said the Arab. "Come wholly inside. Perhaps it will be better for both of us." So the camel crowded in. The Arab with difficulty in the crowded quarters again went to sleep. When he woke up the next time, he was outside in the cold and the camel had the tent to himself.
还有一版本，我最喜欢的，是我们70后高中时的高中代用课本《英语》第二册中21英语课文。为剧本式的：也是1983年10月第一版初中英语第四册阅读材料4《阿拉伯人和骆驼》。
The Arab and the Camel
Once an Arab was travelling on his camel. When the sun started to go down, he stopped and set up his tent. Then he made a fire, ate his meal and lay down to sleep.
Suddenly it began to blow. It became colder and colder. The camel put his head into the tent. "Master, could you let me put my head in the tent? It's so cold outside."
The Arab was a kind man. "Why, yes," he said. "Put your head in and get warm."
Then he went back to sleep. But before long, the camel woke him. "My head is warm now, but my neck is cold. Could I bring it inside, too?"
"All right," the Arab said. And the camel put his neck in.
There wasn't much more room in the tent now, as the camel had a long neck.
Again the Arab went back to sleep, but again the camel woke him up. "Master, I really must ask you to move over a bit. I've warmed my head and my neck, but I'd like to bring my front legs inside and warm them up, too."
The Arab moved over. He had to sit up now, for there wasn't enough room for him to lie down and sleep.
"What next?" He wondered. Just the camel said: "This tent is really too small for both of us. Besides, my other two legs are still out in the cold. Why don't you go out and leave the tent to me?"
And with that, the camel kicked the poor man out.
Give a greedy person an inch and he will take a foot.
C. 骆驼的故事
旧时代的北京，数以万计的人力车夫挣扎在死亡线上，祥子就是其中的一个。身强力壮的青年农民祥子，失去父母和土地后，被迫跑到城里，在刘四开办的人和车厂当上了人力车夫。好胜、要强的祥子凭着力气拉车挣钱，指望自己能买一辆漂亮的洋车，不再受拴车人的气，做一个“自由的洋车夫”。他早出晚归，忍饥受冻，风里雨里整整拼了3年，终于攒足了100元，买了一辆新车。20年代的北京，军阀混战，兵荒马乱，祥子为了生存，还是起早贪黑地拉车。一天，他拉着车刚出西直门就被几个抓夫的大兵连人带车给抓走了。在队伍逃走时，祥子痛心地看到自己的洋车拉着炮弹滚到山涧里去了……大兵们逃散了，祥子意外地拣了乱军留下的三匹骆驼。他卖r骆驼，又回到了车厂，幻想着再买辆洋车。大家传说祥子卖了30匹骆驼，发了大财，给他取了个绰号叫“骆驼祥子”。人和车厂厂主刘四的女儿虎妞，三十七八岁了还没嫁人。车厂里的大事小事全凭她一人操持，她为人泼辣，没人敢惹。她爱上了比自己小10多岁、老实巴交的祥子，拉他到屋里喝酒，祥子被灌醉后不能自持，被虎妞给缠住了。事后，祥子又羞又悔又恨，为摆脱虎妞，他来到一位具有民主思想的大学教授曹先生家拉包月车。曹家人待他非常和蔼，主仆相处十分融洽。祥子把挣的钱都攒在闷葫芦罐里，一心还想买辆车。不料，虎妞找上门来，硬说有了身孕，一定要和祥子成亲。这时，一个跟踪曹先生的侦缉队员来到下房，把祥子辛辛苦苦攒的钱全抢走了。连遭厄运的祥子只好离开曹家，又回到人和车厂。地痞流氓出身的刘四，认定祥子高攀虎妞，是惦记他那60多辆洋车，认为女儿嫁给一个车夫是丢他的脸，扬言宁肯放火把车厂烧了，也不让他们得到便宜。虎妞表示非嫁给祥子不可，祥子只得和虎妞成了亲。刘四卖掉了车厂，人也无影无踪了。祥子婚后住在穷苦人生活的大杂院里，街坊二强子也是拉车的，他为了一家人活命竟逼女儿小福子卖身为娼，祥子对小福子的遭遇充满了同情。不久，虎妞难产而死，小福子心中早已隐藏着对祥子的感情，可是穷困却不能使他们结合。祥子对小福子说：“你等着，等我混好了就来接你!然而，生活的煎熬，使小福子再不能等待了。当对未来充满希望的祥子去接她时，只见到树权上挂着她上吊的绳套。好胜心强的祥子在绝望中走向毁灭，终于被那吃人的社会吞没了。
D. 骆驼用英语怎么说
骆驼英语：camel
一、读音：英['kæml]，美['kæml]
二、例句：
The merchant decided to use camels to carry his goods across the desert.
商人决定用骆驼载运版货物穿过沙漠。
三、词权汇用法/搭配：
1、Arabian camel阿拉伯(单峰)骆驼
2、one-humped camel单峰骆驼
3、two-humped camel双峰骆驼
(4)骆驼的故事英语视频扩展阅读：
近义词
1、llama
读音道：英 ['lɑːmə] 美 ['lɑːmə]
n. [动]美洲驼，无峰驼；驼毛织内物
The llama is related to the camel.
美洲驼和骆驼是同一物种。
2、brown
读音：英 [braʊn] 美 [braʊn]
adj. 棕色的；褐色的
n. 褐色；棕色
v. （使）变褐色
Brown. n. 布朗(姓氏)
Heat the butter until it browns.
把黄油加热，直到变成褐色为止。容
E. 骆驼英语简介
偶蹄目（Artiodactyla）
骆驼科（Camelidae）
骆驼属（Camelus）成员一向被称为“沙漠之舟”，共有两种。单峰驼（C.dromedarius）和双峰驼（Camelus
bactrianus ）。
骆驼生有浓密的眼睫毛，鼻孔有瓣膜，可以完全闭住。这些结构均是居于多风沙地区的长期适应。骆驼虽然非常能保持水份，但不能储存很多水。如果长期不喝水，它们就会失去体重和力气。吃得好的骆驼，驼峰是竖立而圆滚滚的。没有充足的食物，驼峰就会瘪下去，甚至象口袋似的垂下来。
骆驼性情腼腆，不结成大群。野骆驼单独、成对或结成小群4-6只在一起，很少见12-15只的大群。
单峰驼原产在北非和亚洲西部及南部，其确切分布区难以考证。因为它早已为人类驯化没有野生的了。有证据表明在公元前1800年单峰驼就已在阿拉伯被人驯养了。它比双峰驼略高，躯体也较双峰驼细瘦，腿更细长。
双峰驼则比单峰驼更驯顺、更易骑乘。双峰驼原产在亚洲中部土尔其斯坦、中国和蒙古。至少在公元前800多年就被人驯化了。但现在野外仍有野骆驼（野双峰驼），野双峰驼的驼峰比家骆驼的小而尖。野骆驼躯体比家骆驼的细长，脚比家骆驼的小，毛也较短。
双峰驼十分能耐饥渴，它们可以十多天甚至更长时间不喝水，在极度缺水时，能将驼峰内的脂肪分解，产生水和热量。
双峰驼适于载重，单峰驼更适于骑乘。骆驼在四天时间中可运载170-270公斤东西每天走约47公里路，每小时行约4公里。它们的最高速度是约每小时16公里。骆驼非常能耐热耐寒，能长时间不喝水，而一次饮水可达57升，以便恢复体内的正常含水量。它们吃沙漠和半干旱地区生长的几乎任何植物，连其它食草动物不吃的盐碱植物它们也能吃。
骆驼繁殖期4—5月，孕期12—14个月，雌骆驼每产一仔，很少两仔，4—5岁性成熟，寿命35—40年。
骆驼不仅是沙漠地带著名的驮兽，而且还供人以奶、肉、毛和皮革，有很大的经济价值。
野双峰驼数量稀少，据知，在我国塔里木至柴达木盆地间，向东至蒙古有栖居。常栖息在干旱地区，随季节变化而有迁移。
The camel extremely suits, or said the adaption in the daytime hotnight cold, lacks on the water and the green plants land lives, forexample Africa's Sahara or central Asia Gobi Desert. The camel eats each kind of plant, even includes the thorn which otheranimals bumps all does not bump and includes the salty share the bush,for seeks food, they can make a long and wearisome journey. The camelhas the astonishing ability, may in lack the water in the situation towalk very with the artisan time. The camel stores the water in storage in theirs bodily organization, acamel when does not work may 10 months not drink water. But arrived atthat time, the synthesis has been able to change thinly also is thinand pale, if had found the water, it was allowed to drink the next 135litres in 10 minutes. The at that time, its body realized inflates,also restores to the normal state. The camel has two kinds: A peak camel (majority of distributions inAfrica and Arab) only have a camelback, but the bactrian camel (comesfrom the Gobi Desert) to have two camelbacks. In the camelback isstoring the energy rich fat. In does not have in the situation whichfood must walk, they use these fat to provide the energy. Camel's eyelash is very long, may block the sandstorm. Its skin isvery thick, night may maintain warmth, white natural law heatinsulation. The life serves as in the desert people a peak camel the saddle horse.The picture demonstration is two peaks camels, is stronger than a peakcamel, is suitable for to transport the cargo. Several millenniums come, the camel regarding lives is very importantin the Asia and Africa desert region people's life. They not only shipthe person and the cargo, moreover also serves as the marriage topresent the gift, after perhaps kills the person the fine. The camelis also imported Australia, some run away to the middle desert region,becomes the wild group to fall
F. 关于骆驼的英语小文
camel is an even-toed ungulate within the genus Camelus, bearing distinctive fatty deposits known as "humps" on its back. The two surviving species of camel are the dromedary, or one-humped camel (C. dromedarius), which inhabits the Middle East and the Horn of Africa; and the bactrian, or two-humped camel (C. bactrianus), which inhabits Central Asia. Both species have been domesticated; they providemilk, meat, hair for textiles or goods such as felted pouches, and are working animals with tasks ranging from human transport to bearing loads.
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Camel Classification and Evolution
The Camel (also known as the Dromedary Camel, the Arabian Camel and the One-Humped Camel) is a large hoofed animal that is most commonly found in the hot deserts of Northern Africa and the Middle East. Thought to have been first domesticated by native people more than 5,000 years ago, these hardy animals have proved vital to the survival ofhumans in these areas as they are not just used for transporting both people and goods, but also provide a good source of milk, meat and wool. The Camel is one the most unique mammals on the planet and has adapted perfectly to life in the desertwhere food and water can often be scarce, and the temperature changes rapidly from the scorching-hot days to the cooler nights. However, although they would have once been found freely roaming the Arabian deserts, they are today extinct from the wild but the domestic population is widespread and numerous.
Camel Anatomy and Appearance
Camels have a number of adaptations to help them to survive the most successfully in such dry and arid climates starting with their cream to brown coloured, short but thick fur which not only protects their skin from the sun ring the day, but also helps to keep them warm when the temperature plummets at night. Their long legs keep their body high above the hot ground and their two toes on each foot are able to spread widely apart to prevent them from sinking into the sand. The bottoms of their feet are also padded to help them when in rocky or stony regions. Camels have large eyes and nostrils which give them good sight and smell. They have a double layer of long eyelashes and can close their slit-like nostrils to protect them from st storms. Camels are able to survive for long periods of time without either food or water as they store fat in their hump which can be used to give the Camel energy when resources are scarce.
Camel Distribution and Habitat
Historically the Camel would have roamed throughout the deserts of NorthernAfrica, the Middle East and as far into Asia as western India where the surroundings can change from the soft, powdery sand nes to more hostile and rocky regions. Today, Camels are no longer found in the wild but still exist as domestic animals in these areas and provide both transport and an important source of food for the local people. Their ability to go for so long without both food and water, along with being able to carry heavy loads has meant that they have allowed people to travel further across the desert. Today, millions of domestic Camels exist in the desert along with a feral population that can be found in the deserts of Central Australia.
Camel Behaviour and Lifestyle
Camels inhabit these dry and arid regions in herds that can contain up to 40 indivials and are comprised of females with their young and are led by a single, dominant male. During the breeding season, dominant males protect their harem of females by biting, spitting and leaning on their rival males. Camels rest by lying down and do so by bending their front legs underneath them, followed by the back. They are also known to move in a different way to many mammals by moving both left legs then both the right to make them walk. In order to try and conserve vital moisture in such hostile conditions, Camels have a minimal number of sweat-glands (very few in relation to their large body size), which along with the fact that they will allow their body temperature to rise in the heat, means that they lose water much more slowly than other large mammals.
Camel Reproction and Life Cycles
Camels are able to breed by the time they are between three and four years old for females and five years old for males, when the dominant male of the herd has breeding rights with the females. Both female and male Camels come into heat ring the breeding season which usually lasts between November and March. After a long gestation period that can last for up to thirteen months, the female gives birth to either a single calf or occasionally twins which can already weigh as much as 40kg at birth. Within eight hours the young calf is able to stand and is then nursed by it's mother in the protection of the herd until it is big and strong enough to become independent. Young Camels begin to eat grass when they are between two and three months old and are weaned at roughly four months of age.
Camel Diet and Prey
Although the Camel is technically a herbivorous animal their diet is not strictly vegetarian as they are known to chew on bones and eat carrion to supplement theirdiet. Another adaptation for living in the desert is their split, leathery lip which helps the Camel to eat tough and thorny plants which other animals avoid. They are also known to consume plants that are high in salt which again means there is less competition from other animals for food. One of the most remarkable things about Camels is their ability to store the energy from their food and water as fat in their hump, which means they have a ready supply of energy when food and water are scarce. Camels can lose up to 40% of their body weight before needing to replenish themselves and once a water-hole or oasis is found, they can drink around 40 gallons of water in a very short time.
Camel Predators and Threats
Although they no longer exist in the wild, the large size of the Camel means that it would have had limited predators. Lions and Leopards would have been their most common predators however, the fact that Camels inhabit hostile, arid regions where very few large, carnivorous mammals can be found means that they would not have been hunted as regularly as other hoofed herbivores. Although they were first domesticated by people more than 5,000 years ago they would have been hunted by them for their meat and hides for longer. Today, although no Camels exist in the true wild their domestic population is high and they are commonly found alongside people from Northern Africa to Western Asia.
Camel Interesting Facts and Features
Camels are not only hardy, desert animals because they can survive without water for up to 10 months providing they find food, but their relatively slow-paced lifestyle means that they can also travel vast distances (sometimes more than 30km) in just one day, whilst carrying a load that could exceed 200kg. As with a number of other domesticated animals, there are now various different breeds of Camel that have resulted from cross-breeding Camels with Bactrian Camels Camels to proce indivials that are either bigger and stronger to be used as working animals or are incredibly fast. Unlike any other mammal, Camels have unique oval-shaped red blood cells which allows the blood to keep flowing smoothly when the animalbecomes dehydrated and the blood thickens.
Camel Relationship with Humans
Camels have been used for thousands of years by people both for transporting goods across the desert and as a good source of milk and meat. Their woolly hair can also be used to make clothing along with their leathery hides. Like other domestic animals, there are now numerous breeds of Camel but not all have been bred for truly practical uses with faster and faster breeds appearing that are then used for Camel racing. Their placid nature though, has meant that they can live alongside people and other livestock without hardly any problems.
Camel Conservation Status and Life Today
Today, although the wild Camel population is extinct they are Common as domesticanimals throughout much of their natural range and further, with estimates ranging as high as 20 million indivials. In the 1800s, the first Camel was imported intoAustralia to be used to help people get between places in the vast desert. Since then more and more have followed which has to led there now being a strong feral population that is possibly as high as 1 million Camels roaming the deserts of Central Australia.
G. 骆驼与羊的英语故事
骆驼与羊 Camel and sheep
一天羊约骆驼出去玩,走到半途中它们感到肚子饿了.正好前面有一片树林,于是骆驼走上前抬头吃起了树上的树叶,吃得很开心.小羊见了也十分眼红,它见那树太高,怎么跳都够不着,这时骆驼幸灾乐祸的说“这个可不能怨我,只能怨你自己长得太矮.”.羊低下头没有说话,就在这时,小羊发现了一个木栏中有许多又鲜又多的小草,小羊笑着钻进木栏里吃了个饱,留下的骆驼在木栏外干瞪眼,因为它的个子太高,无法钻进去吃草,这时羊重复着骆驼刚才说话的语气说“这个可不能怨我,只能怨你自己长得太高了.”他们互想看了几眼,没有说话.其实这个故事的寓意很简单,它在告诉我们“任何事物都有它的长处与短处,我们与别人相处,应该用心发现对方的长处,而不是发现对方的短处,来嘲笑与讽刺,这是做人最基起码的素质与涵养.
One day the sheep camel about halfway out, they feel hungry. Just in front of the woods, then walked up camels eat the leaves of the tree, eat very happy. He also met very jealous, it saw that the tree is too high, how to jump is not enough. When the camel schadenfreude said "this can not blame me, blame yourself too short." sheep head did not speak, at this moment, the lamb found many fresh and the grass of a wooden bar, the lamb smiled and ate a wooden bar into full left a camel in the wood fence stare, because it is too tall, not dig into the grass, and the sheep camel repeated tone just say "don't blame me, blame yourself too high." they want to see several eyes and did not speak. In fact, the moral of the story very simple, it tells us "Anything has its strengths and weaknesses, we get along with others, we should find each other's strengths, rather than find each other's weaknesses, to ridicule and irony, this is the most basic quality and conservation.
H. 写一篇骆驼在沙漠里的故事
骆驼妈妈领着一群小骆驼在荒无人烟的沙漠中跋涉。它们已在沙漠中走了好多天，因此急切盼望看见到沙漠边缘的那一抹绿色。
热辣辣的太阳把沙子晒得滚烫，而口干舌燥的骆驼们却没有水了。虽然骆驼有“沙漠之舟”之称，但如果长时间缺水，它们也会渴死的。
骆驼妈妈变魔术似的拿出一个水袋，对小骆驼们说：“现在只剩这一袋水了，我们要等到最后一刻才能喝，不然我们都会没命。”
骆驼们继续着艰难的行程，那袋水成了它们唯一的希望。看着沉沉的水袋，每只骆驼心中都有了一种对生命的渴望。
但天气太炎热了，有的骆驼实在支撑不住了。
“妈妈，让我喝口水吧。”一只小骆驼乞求着。
“不行，这水要等到艰难的时候喝，你现在还可以坚持一下。”骆驼妈妈假装生气地说。
就这样，骆驼妈妈坚决的回绝着一只只想喝水的小骆驼。
一个黄昏，骆驼妈妈倒下了。它临死前说：“你们带上这袋水走吧。要记住，在走出沙漠之前，谁也不许喝这袋水。这是我最后的命令。”小骆驼们埋葬了妈妈，抑制着内心巨大的悲痛继续前进。那只沉甸甸的水袋在小骆驼们背上轮流传递着，但谁也舍不得打开喝一口。
终于，小骆驼们一步步挣脱死亡线，顽强地穿越了茫茫沙漠，并且找到了水源。在它们为能够活下来喜极而泣的时候，突然想到了骆驼妈妈留下来的那袋水。小骆驼们打开那个水袋，顿时惊呆了：里面盛着的竟然全是沙子！小骆驼们明白了，骆驼妈妈给他们的不是一袋水，而是生存下来的希望。
I. 骆驼的英语读音
骆驼的英语：camel
读音：英 ['kæm(ə)l] 美 ['kæml]
n. [畜牧][脊椎] 骆驼；打捞浮筒；工作作风官版僚
adj. 驼色的；暗棕色的
vi. 工作刻板平权庸
n. (Camel)人名；(法)卡梅尔；(阿拉伯)卡迈勒
相关短语：
camel active 骆驼动感 ; 德国骆驼 ; 德国骆驼动感 ; 动感骆驼
Camel Toe 骆驼趾 ; 骆驼蹄 ; 玲珑外显 ; 危险的西瓜及裤缝
Camel Racing 赛骆驼
双语例句
So what items are we seeing in camel this year?
那么我们今年要留意哪些驼色单品呢？
Of course you do not have to go for the traditional camel overcoat, because camel is everywhere this season.
当然你也不必非得买一件驼色的大衣，这一季的驼色单品会多得让你目不暇接。
J. 英语短文山羊和骆驼
having a class running well runs faster with as as jumps farther farther How far23:1\There are three.2\They had a race.3\The tigher did.4\No,it didn't.5\The monkey did