2011年12月cet4范文:旅游方�
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  Modes of Travelling
  1.有人选择�团旅游,有人喜欢独自出游
  2.�团旅游和独自出游的利与弊
  3.对我而言,的旅游方�是……
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   Modes of Travelling
   College students, curious and energetic, love traveling; summer and winter vacations provide them with golden opportunities to travel. There are two major modes of travelling—traveling by oneself or traveling in a group organized by travel agencies.
  Those two patterns offer different travel experiences, with respective advantages and disadvantages. For the solitary traveler, the greatest advantage is freedom. He is perfectly free to choose his itinerary and plan his schedules, thus he can visit whatever his curiosity leads him to and contemplate over a historical site or a cultural relic for as long as he desires. The trouble is he cannot share his perceptions and excitement with any partners. Moreover, it is time-consuming and difficult to buy train tickets and look for accommodations and in emergency situations an individual traveler is largely helpless. Those problems are non-existent for group travelers because travel agencies take care of everything. Within a group, people who used to be strangers soon become friends. However, the fixed itineraries and tight schedule prevent travelers from satiating their individual curiosities. In addition, tourists are often subjected to forced shopping by tour guides who are more concerned with securing commissions than providing services.
  My solution to these two imperfect modes of traveling is to travel with friends or classmates. This pattern incorporates most of their advantages while avoiding all their disadvantages. I am convinced this is the best and most sensible form of traveling which everybody should adopt.
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  �一而足的旅行模�
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  对于这两ç§�ä¸�甚完美的旅行模å¼�,我的解决之é�“是与朋å�‹æˆ–å�Œå¦ç»“伴而游。æ¤ç±»æ¨¡å¼�å�¯å…¼å…·ä¸Šè¿°ä¸¤ç±»æ¨¡å¼�的大多数优点,而é�¿å…�它们的全部的缺点。我深信,这是ã€�明智的旅行方å¼�,所有人都应采用。
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  1. provide sb. with sth.为�人�供�物
  2. mode/pattern/form模��形�
  3. solitaryå¤èº«ä¸€äººçš„
  4. in emergency situations���外
  5. look for accommodations投宿
  6. largely helpless很大程度上å¤ç«‹æ— 助
  7. itinerary/travel旅行
  8. visit whatever his curiosity leads him to其兴致所至,必心满�足
  9. contemplate沉�
  10. a historical site or a cultural relic历��迹或文物
  11. share his perceptions and excitement with sb.与�人分享感�和兴奋之情
  12. it is time-consuming and difficult to do sth.��事既耗时亦费神
  13. individual traveler�枪匹马的旅行者
  14. group traveler�团出游者
  15. be non-existent for sb.对æŸ�人ä¸�å˜åœ¨çš„
  16. satiate使充分满足
  17. fixed itineraries and tight schedule固定的旅游线路以�仓促的行程
  18. tourists are often subjected to forced shopping by tour guides旅客也常常被导游逼迫ç�€åŽ»ä½œå¼ºåˆ¶æ€§è´ç‰©
  19. secure commissions赚�佣金
  20. This pattern incorporates most of their advantages while avoiding all their disadvantages.æ¤ç±»æ¨¡å¼�å�¯å…¼å…·ä¸Šè¿°ä¸¤ç±»æ¨¡å¼�的大多数优点,而é�¿å…�它们的全部的缺点。
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