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1、By LiTong ContentsI. Introduction to the courseII.Sports-Sight-interpretationSochi Olympics 2014-E-C Interpretation OlympicsIII.Words development Sochi Olympics 2 0 1 4 Words and Expressions: malfunction: 發(fā)生故障，不起作用 opulent :adj. 豐富的；富裕的；大量的 top: vt. 超越，超過 ode:dn. 賦；頌歌；頌詩 ballet:ble; -ln. 芭蕾舞劇；芭蕾舞樂曲

2、circus:sksn. 馬戲；馬戲團 Russias head of Olympics : 俄羅斯奧委會主席 conquer:戰(zhàn)勝，征服，攻克 From the opening ceremony with a malfunctioning ring, to police officers singing Get Lucky, the Sochi Winter Olympics have been a Games to remember. Showing that the country has a sense of humour, dancers during the opening sec

3、tion of the show mocked the moment a ring failed to open during the closing ceremony. The joke was followed by an opulent show of ballet, circus performances and classical music, an ode to the countrys rich literary history - before the Olympic flame was finally extinguished. Russias head of Olympic

4、s said in English: It is a great moment in our history, a moment to cherish and pass on to the next generation, a moment which will never be forgotten. This is the new face of Russia, our Russia. And for us these Games are the best ever. In Russian, he added: We did it, we conquered the Olympic summ

5、it and these Games will be with us forever. But tonight marks the end for the highly controversial games, which are also the most expensive in Olympic history. The $51billion (30bn) investment in the Games - topping even Beijings estimated $40 billion layout for the 2008 Summer Games. vocabulary dev

6、elopment (1)創(chuàng)紀錄 set/break/chalk up 1,026 world records produce a total of 1026 world records create/establish/make a new record (2)破紀錄 beat/smash/shatter a previous record surpass all previous records (3)刷新紀錄 rewrite/renew/better/improve the world/ones own record （4）保持記錄 hold/keep the record for (5)

7、得冠軍，得獎牌 gain world titles/championships take/capture six titles out of a possible seven sweep all the seven titles to earn/reap/harvest/pocket/win/grab/take/receive/obtain/carry off a gold/silver /bronze medal 爆冷門 to produce an unexpected winner 比分領(lǐng)先 to outscore 比賽地點 competition/sports venue(s) 比賽觀眾

8、 spectator 出名 make ones mark 打成平局 to draw/to tie/to play even/to level the score 第三名 third; bronze medallist 東道國 host country/nation 發(fā)展體育運動，增強人民體質(zhì) Promote physical culture and build up the peoples health 冠軍 champion; gold medallist 黑馬 dark horse 競技性運動competitive sport 競技狀態(tài)好 in good form 表演項目demonstr

9、ation event/sport A demonstration sport is a sport which is played to promote it, most commonly during the Olympic Games, but also at other sporting events. Demonstration sports were officially introduced in 1912 Summer Olympics but with its medals not counting as official. Most organizing committee

10、s then decided to include at least one demonstration sport at each edition of the Games, usually some typical or very popular sport in the host country, like baseball at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games and taekwondo at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. Traditionally, the medals awarded for the demons

11、tration events followed the same design as the Olympic medals, but of a smaller size. These medals are never included in the medal count. Demonstration sports were suspended after the 1992 Summer Olympics, as the Olympic program grew bigger and it became more difficult for the organizing committees

12、to give them the appropriate attention, since the IOC required the same treatment to be dispensed for official and demonstration sports.It is unlikely that they will be reintroduced as a requirement for future Olympic organizing committees. However, the Beijing Olympic Committee received permission

13、from the IOC to run a wushu competition parallel to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Wushu Tournament Beijing 2008. 比賽項目 medal event/sport田徑運動 track and field events領(lǐng)獎臺 winners platform授獎儀式 prize-giving ceremony獎品 trophy/prize/award吉祥物 mascot Mascots of Sochi Olympic The leopard the polar bearthe hare