地心游記詞

1. 地心歷險記的好詞,好句

好詞:密密麻麻,朦朦朧朧,欲睡,心急火燎,隱隱約約…

好句:這是一片宏偉的第三紀時期的植物群落,地面上長滿已經絕種的巨大棕樹、松樹、水松、柏樹、羅漢松等,他們都被密得不透眼的藤連在一起。

好段：
很想看一看這條長三百六十里的暗礁脈，暗礁脈上常有波濤洶涌的海水沖擊，奔騰澎湃，十分兇猛，好像隆隆的雷聲。可是，這個時候，諾第留斯號轉動縱斜機板，把我們帶到水底很深的地方，我沒有法子看到這座珊瑚造成的長城。我只能看我們的魚網所打到的各種不同的魚類。我在打到的許多魚類中間，看到了嘉蒙魚，這是跟鯨魚一般大的鰭魚類，兩側淺藍色，身上有橫斜的帶紋，魚逐漸長大，帶紋也就隱役不見了；這類魚成群結隊地陪伴著我們，把特別美味可口的肉供應我們。魚網又打到許多青花綢魚，這魚長半分米，味道像海絆鯉。又打到錐角飛魚，這魚是真正的海底飛燕，在黑夜的時候，放出磷光，輪流在空中和水中照耀。我又在魚網眼上得到了屬於軟體類和植蟲類的各種不同的翡翠蟲、海渭、糙魚、馬刺魚、羅盤魚、櫻子魚、硝子魚。魚網打到的植物花草有飄浮的美麗海藻，刀片藻和大囊藻。這種藻身上有從細孔中分泌出的一種粘液。在這種海藻裡面，我又採得一種十分好看的膠質海藻，這海藻在博物館中歸人天然珍寶的一類。

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2. 跪求《地心游記》讀書筆記！好詞好句和感受！！！！

好句：我加緊了腳步，在這困人的迷宮里一直在下走。好象一個穴居人似地在這地洞中奔跑著。【節選自《地心游記》第二十七章 迷失！】
賞析：把自己比作穴居人，襯托出此時環境的惡劣，點明了所處的環境是在曲折幽深的地下，更多地表現我此時的惶恐不安和焦躁。『』加緊『』『』奔跑『』，形象生動地表現出我內心的焦躁和慌亂，以及若隱若現的不知所措的感覺。

3. 地心游記摘錄好詞好句

很想看一看這條長三百六十里的暗礁脈，暗礁脈上常有波濤洶涌的海水沖擊，奔騰澎湃，十分兇猛，好像隆隆的雷聲。可是，這個時候，諾第留斯號轉動縱斜機板，把我們帶到水底很深的地方，我沒有法子看到這座珊瑚造成的長城。我只能看我們的魚網所打到的各種不同的魚類。我在打到的許多魚類中間，看到了嘉蒙魚，這是跟鯨魚一般大的鰭魚類，兩側淺藍色，身上有橫斜的帶紋，魚逐漸長大，帶紋也就隱役不見了；這類魚成群結隊地陪伴著我們，把特別美味可口的肉供應我們。魚網又打到許多青花綢魚，這魚長半分米，味道像海絆鯉。又打到錐角飛魚，這魚是真正的海底飛燕，在黑夜的時候，放出磷光，輪流在空中和水中照耀。我又在魚網眼上得到了屬於軟體類和植蟲類的各種不同的翡翠蟲、海渭、糙魚、馬刺魚、羅盤魚、櫻子魚、硝子魚。魚網打到的植物花草有飄浮的美麗海藻，刀片藻和大囊藻。這種藻身上有從細孔中分泌出的一種粘液。在這種海藻裡面，我又採得一種十分好看的膠質海藻，這海藻在博物館中歸人天然珍寶的一類。

4. 《地心歷險記2》6~8句經典台詞（英文）

1、Gabato: I'm so happy ow. I ca't thik of aythig to make me happy.

加布托：我現在超開心，想不出有任何事能讓我更開心。

2、Alexader: It would be better if you do't hit a coral reef.

亞歷山大：如果能不撞上珊瑚礁會更好。

3、why you were breaking into a satellite facility in the middle of nowhere?

你為什麼要闖進一個不知名的衛星設施？

4、I was looking to talk to you.

我想和你談談。

5、The police calling in the middle of the night is nothing?

半夜報警算不了什麼？

《地心歷險記2：神秘島》（Journey 2: The Mysterious Island）是布拉德·佩頓執導的動作冒險電影，為2008年電影《地心歷險記》的續集，影片改編自科幻大師儒勒·凡爾納的經典小說《神秘島》，由道恩·強森、喬什·哈切森聯袂主演，於2012年2月10日在美國上映。

影片講述了肖恩接收到來自神秘島嶼的求救信號，這個信號與他失蹤的祖父息息相關。肖恩決定去神秘島一探究竟，但母親的男友竭力阻止他，因為傳說神秘島有許多未知的危險。肖恩一意孤行，為了保證他的安全，母親的男友只好陪同他前往，與他們一起去的還有飛行員父女。

5. <地心游記>中的好詞好句

書名：《地心游記》
作者：儒勒·凡爾納[法]
出版社：北京理工大學出版社
概括內容：主人公黎登布洛克教授與他的侄子阿克賽爾在一本古老的書籍里得到了一張關於進入地心的羊皮紙，黎登布洛克教授得到啟發，要效仿先人做同樣的旅行，於是帶著侄子阿克賽和向導漢恩斯進行了一次穿越地心的探險。他們從冰島的斯奈弗火山口下降，在地心經過三個月的艱辛跋涉，一路克服缺水、迷路、暴風雨，遇上海怪等艱難險阻，最後從西西里島的斯特隆博利火山口回到地面。
好詞好句：這是一片宏偉的第三紀時期的植物群落，地面上長滿已經絕種的巨大棕樹、松樹、水松、柏樹、羅漢松，他們都被密得不透眼的藤連在一起。
兩小時後我們又釣到大量翼鰭類的魚，以及其它已經絕種了的魚--雙鰭魚，這種意外的收獲可是讓我們換了不少的口味。
密密麻麻 朦朧欲睡 隱隱約約 心急火燎
我的收獲:
1. 地球的內部是一個多層的球體，依其組成物質的性質不同，從外到內可分為三層，人們形象地把它比作雞蛋：地殼相當於蛋殼，地幔相當於蛋白，地核相當於蛋黃。
2、通過測量聲波傳播的時間，算出對方離自己的距離。
3、花崗岩有帶電性，可以更快的傳達信息。
我的感受：我認為教授很勇敢，什麼也不怕，而且敢於嘗試，向導漢恩斯堅韌、執著、不達目的決不退縮，做事冷靜，這些優秀的品質都值得學習。

6. 《地心游記》的 好詞

曾經幻想過，地球的內部到底是什麼，而當我看了地心游記之後，我不禁對科學更感興趣了，同時被電影精彩的故事情節深深的吸引了。
為了證實火山口可以通向地球的中心，科學家帶著他的侄子和美麗的女導游踏上了這條神秘而又充滿危險的旅程。順著礦場的軌道疾馳而下，通向地心的入口，展現在他們面前的是一幅美麗而又陌生的圖畫，神奇的鳥，巨大的植物，這正是了世人永遠不會相信的事實，地球的中心擁有一個好無污染的生態環境。旅程永遠少不了驚險。海中兇猛的食人魚，巨大的像恐龍一樣的生物，當然還有在今天已經成為化石的真正的恐龍。這一切彷彿將我帶進一個活動的博物館。最後，他們用自己的勇氣和智慧，逃出了地心，結束了這段旅程。
科學的真理總是從幻想開始，展開想像的翅膀，堅定自己的信念，將智慧與勇氣結合起來，任何人都可以成功。

7. 地心游記，有哪些好詞好句

《地心游記》好詞：
1 . 遲疑：猶豫不決。
2 . 滔滔不絕：滔滔：形容流水不斷。像流水那樣毫不間斷。指話很多，說起來沒個完。
3 . 作風：在思想、工作和生活等方面表現出來的態度或行為；文藝家或作品的風格。
4 . 嚴謹：嚴肅謹慎。
5 . 理所當然：當然：應當如此。按道理應當這樣。
6 . 攜帶：隨身帶著。
7 . 無窮無盡：窮：完。沒有止境，沒有限度。
8 . 籠罩：廣泛覆蓋的樣子。
9 . 半死不活：指沒有生機和活力。死又死不了，活著又受罪。
10 . 大飽眼福：飽，是充足，滿足的意思。福，順利，幸運的意思。
11 . 塵土：細小的土灰。
12 . 辯駁：提出理由或根據來反駁對方的意見喜悅。
13 . 牽掛：因放心不下而想念；掛念。
14 . 猶豫不決：猶豫：遲疑。拿不定主意。
15 . 晴朗：陽光充足，沒有雲霧。
16 . 無法忍受：沒有辦法忍受。
17 . 疑惑不安：很疑惑，內心不安。
18 . 耐心∶有耐性；不厭煩。
19 . 不可忍受：無法忍受。
20 . 預料：事前推測、料想，也指事前作出的推測
21 . 密密麻麻：形容又多又密。
22 . 朦朦朧朧：指人意識不十分清晰或事物界限不清欲睡。
23 . 心急火燎：心裡急得像火燒一樣。形容非常焦急。
24 . 隱隱約約：指看起來或聽起來模糊，不很清楚，感覺不很明顯。
25 . 津津有味：津津：興趣濃厚的樣子。指吃得很有味道或談得很有興趣。
《地心游記》好句：
1 . 想到這里，我驚恐的望瞭望遠處的地平線。
2 . 遠處的烏雲就像堆積著的棉花，他們逐漸膨脹開來，數量逐漸減少，而體積卻越來越大。
3 . 大克勞斯嚇得奪路而逃，他還沒有這樣被人揍過。
4 . 她忘不掉那位漂亮的王子，忘不掉擁有一個永恆的靈魂，她偷偷的走出了宮殿。
5 . 她的皮膚時分嬌嫩、烏黑的長睫毛下，一對深藍鍾情的眼睛在微笑著。
6 . 傭人瑪爾塔對於李登布洛克教授的突然回家感到非常驚訝，也很害怕，因為午飯還沒有做好。叔叔又是一個性急的人，每次一回家就吵著要吃飯，片刻的等待都讓他無法忍受。
7 . 這是一片宏偉的第三紀時期的植物群落，地面上長滿已經絕種的巨大棕樹、松樹、水松、柏樹、羅漢松等，他們都被密得不透眼的藤連在一起。
8 . 遠處是深色的紅紋大理石，裡面的石灰岩色彩鮮艷，光彩奪目。

8. 地心游記80詞英語作文！！跪求！！

Journey to the Center of the Earth

There are many myths and legends attendant to a belief by some through the centuries that the earth contains a natural hollow at its center, and that in this hollow exists another world domain, populated with human or human-like beings living in a Utopian fashion. The vision of the legendary "Shamballah" is one such version of this concept. It was widely publicized through esoteric circles in the past that Admiral Byrd briefly flew into the rim of the inner earth portal at the South Pole in the early part of the 20th century. It was said that he filmed what he saw from the aircraft...a lush vegetation with what appeared to be mammoths grazing on the flora. This silent and very primitive film was shown in theaters around the United States for a short period before the U.S. government put a stop to it. A few people who saw the film at that time were interviewed in the 1950's before their deaths. Whether or not all this actually happened, I do not know.

A little over 30 years ago I began to have my own experiences with the inner earth...or so I believed (and still do). I experienced vivid "tours" of the Interior in my mind, which certainly could have been imagination. However, at the same time I was also receiving cosmic sciences and other akashic information that was being validated in many different ways. Several scientists (two of whom had been protégées of Einstein) were quite interested in the science I was receiving. I mention this, as since the "inner earth" experiences were happening concurrent with my adventures in science, it would seem to lend some credibility to the former.

In 1980, I began a quarterly publication which I titled "The Source." It began as strictly on the inner earth, but after a few years expanded out from that, and in 1989, became "Temple Doors," which proceeded into 1999.

It is my desire with this inner earth addition to the "Earth Chronicles" section of SPIRIT MYTHOS, to introce my akashic perspective on the interior domain of this planet and its inhabitants. I stress (as I do with all of my work) that this is my perception...my personal insight into the akashic of the earth.

First, in order to understand what I am perceiving as "inner earth," I present the following. According to my insights, we are constantly moving through not only space but also time and dimension. When we pick up our fork or walk from the couch to the kitchen, we are changing our time and dimensional zones to some degree. This change for such a small movement is very, very little. Not being a mathematician, I am unable to give you the real fractions on it, but it is so minute as to effect only a slight adjustment in 1% of the rotation of an atom! However, as tiny as that might be, "little" can be powerful when it comes to shifting perception and thus reality. When we travel from New York to Cairo, we create a greater time and dimensional shift (and I am not addressing the change of established time zones). It is still minute, but it does affect our perceptions. I am sure you have noticed this in taking long-distance journeys, but perhaps thought it was only jet lag and adjusting to another cultural lifestyle around you. Certainly these are contributing factors, but according to my understanding, these additional factors are actually distracting you from the true impact the time / dimensional shift is having on your biological system. Astronauts experience this with even greater impact...especially in the days of the moon trips.

Now let us look at a journey to the inner hollow of this planet with the same perception. The north and south poles of the planet form a vortex portal to the Interior. However, this vortex is highly magnetic and warped at the poles of the earth, and not suited for a simple stroll through the door, so to speak. Markers by surface earth explorers have been placed at the "exact point" of "North" and "South" in these regions, proclaiming these points as the actual poles. Yet from my view of things, our whole planet...our whole UNIVERSE and ALL it's spheres are whorls of energy interacting in various rotations and alignments to form what we experience as "solid matter." In this context, the highly magnetic "poles" warp the energies of our planet along the central axis of the magnetic shell we choose to experience as "matter." When we walk on or fly over the magnetic poles of our planet we are really just going around the edges of the magnetic whorl / vortex. In order to ENTER it we must "catch the wave" just right, as Admiral Byrd may have inadvertently done in the early 20th century.

What happens if we do? Suppose you are flying in a plane near the lip of the vortex and you find a thread into the opening. Obviously the odds of doing this accidentally are slim, but apparently (if the Byrd story is true) not non-existent. What greets you...munching mastodons? Not necessarily. First of all, just moving inside the lip of the vortex does not place you into the hollow earth. At this very outer region of entry you would experience (as I believe Byrd might have done) a moving field of space / time through which you could see and experience either the past or the future of this planet. If you knew how to follow the space / time thread through the lip of the vortex (as do ultra and inner terrestrial merkabah / vehicles) you would eventually move through the warp zone and into the hollow earth. Here you would find a world that is still slightly removed dimensionally from our own, as it is not only a greater distance than from the couch to the kitchen, but it is also in a much denser and more active magnetic zone (or zones within zones), which amps the whole space / time / dimensional shift.

An interesting article on time anomolies on the Pravada website

There are other ways to reach the Interior...through caverns, leading to partially natural, partially man-made tunnels. Yet the same shift would take place for indivials making such a difficult journey. Without an inner earth guide, they would probably perish by cellular degeneration as they moved through erratic magnetic zones. I believe that with "help" there have been surface earth persons who have traveled this route to the Interior successfully in the past.

There are many cavern cities and communities "on the way down," yet when the Interior is reached, one is presented with a really incredibly beautiful and very diverse world. The dramatic diversity stems primarily from the various and strong magnetic anomalies caused by the interior "sun" at the inner world center, which contains a very specific pulsating magnetic field which effects the environment around it. This lends to the inner world the pseudo-qualities of the earth rotating around its solar sun. There are also quite a lot of differences as well. One may go 5 miles from a dense lush, tropical forest and arrive quite suddenly (almost like walking through a wall) inside a topsy-turvy vortex of ice crystal skies over a barren, perma-frosted desert.

Time /space / dimension is very loose in the Interior. There are regions that move so freely back and forth through time, they are not inhabited, except by those who specifically work with and in those "time-threading" zones.

In conclusion - and I stress this - physically traveling to into the inner earth as a goal in life is not something I wish to encourage. Being PRESENT in this world we live in is far more important. Being aware that many realms compose the ONE of earthly experience is my message with the whole of SPIRIT MYTHOS. This awareness may help indivials to realize that ALL these dimensions are also within them. There is no need to go outside the self to find what you are seeking. In fact I do not believe it can be found that way. Being in the present moment is where they all come together for each of us and for the world as a collective whole.

In creating this portion of the Spirit Mythos Earth Chronicles, I will be utilizing my digital art and perceptions to reveal this inner world through my akashic lens. I will continue to add to this section and post these updates on the Spirit Mythos Updates list.
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9. 地心歷險記的台詞~~~~

Life has too many people away from me, I do not want you to be one of them

10. 地心歷險記英文簡介,不要太長，300詞左右，謝謝！

On a quest to find out what happened to his missing brother, a scientist, his nephew and their mountain guide discover a fantastic and dangerous lost world in the center of the earth. Professor Trevor Anderson receives his teenager nephew Sean Anderson. He will spend ten days with his uncle while his mother, Elizabeth, prepares to move to Canada. She gives a box to Trevor that belonged to his missing brother, Max, and Trevor finds a book with references to the last journey of his brother. He decides to follow the steps of Max with Sean and they travel to Iceland, where they meet the guide Hannah Ásgeirsson. While climbing a mountain, there is a thunderstorm and they protect themselves in a cave. However, a lightening collapses the entrance and the trio is trapped in the cave. They seek an exit and falls in a hole, discovering a lost world in the center of the Earth.When Trevor opens the box of stuff belonging to his lost brother, he pulls out an odd wooden item, declares that he doesn't know what it is, and sets it aside. The item is a Holmes Stereoscope, a device designed in 1861 by the American physician and writer, Oliver Wendell Holmes, for the viewing of so-called "stereocards". A stereocard is like a postcard which has a Left-view and Right-view photograph mounted alongside one another. When viewed through this stereoscope, the photographs are merged into one 3-D image (which was later adopted for the ViewMaster viewers and cards). The Holmes Stereoscope was a great source of entertainment in the Victorian era. It was, in a sense, the Home Entertainment Centre of its day, as it transported its users to exotic places all over the world. People bought packs of stereocards for their entertainment - in much the same way as we buy DVDs today! (Thus, a character in a 3-D movie having no idea what a stereoscope is, makes for a cute little 3-D in-joke...) Continuity: Backpacks tend to reappear at certain important plot turns and such. For example; when they first discover the world at the center of the earth, they throw away their backpacks and continue on without them, then, however, they reappear again prior to leaving on the raft and then while on the raft they are gone once more only to reappear once again prior to meeting the dinosaur. As for Sean's backpack, it is clearly missing when he is jumping the floating rocks and then at the end it reappears when they have landed the dinosaurs skull in Italy. Furthermore, no one is seen carrying an extra backpack at any time, maybe suggesting that the other two carry Sean's pack.