藝術饗宴 |本集 精彩教學影片(講解老師:Bruce & Antony 老師)
Throughout most of the Edo period, policies that strictly limited trade with other countries were put into effect. It was not until 1853 that Japan was pressured to open its borders. Though some ukiyo-e prints had been brought to Paris before this time, it was after the signing of the Kanagawa Treaty, which forced the opening of Japan, that Japanese art began to be more widely displayed in the West. Following the 1867 World’s Fair in Paris, an appreciation for Japanese art became fashionable in France and other countries. Most importantly, Western artists in search of new inspiration found it in Japan’s ukiyo-e.
My aunt and uncle live on the border of Germany and France.
我的嬸嬸和叔叔住在德法交界處。
America borders Canada to the north and Mexico to the south.
美國北與加拿大接壤,南與墨西哥毗鄰。
My house borders on the park, so I have a nice view of the trees.
我家緊鄰公園,所以我窗前可看見美麗的樹景。
I got a score of ninety-five on the English test.
這次的英文考試我考了 95 分。
Two score years ago, Stan’s parents moved to this city.
40 年前,史坦的父母搬到了這城市。
Ask Taylor. He knows the score.
去問泰勒。他知道真相。
The contest is scored by some experts and teachers.
這項競賽是由一些專家跟老師評分的。
It is said that Mr. Smith will score the writing tests.
據說史密斯老師會評分寫作的考試。
The soccer player scored the goal that won the game.
那足球員進球得分而贏了比賽。
George scored high on the geography test.
喬治的地理考試得了高分。
The new rules will be put into effect next month.
新的規定將於下個月生效。
Sarah went to the bookstore in search of a new novel.
莎拉到書店尋找新的小說。