课文注解-|||-① /(m)^1fom/vt 通知,告知-|||-./miolmel/n [[U]-|||-信息,消息,情报,资料-|||-② dread/dred/vt .畏惧,惧怕-|||-n.[U,C,usually sing.]恐惧,令-|||-人惧怕的事物(相当于fear)-|||-dread doing害怕某事发生-|||-dread sb doing sth害怕某人做-|||-某事-|||-/d dredf1 adj .糟糕透-|||-顶的,讨厌的,令人不快的-|||-③one's heart sinks心情沉重,-|||-情绪低落(用于表示失去信心-|||-或希望)-|||-④ rarely/'reali/ adv 很少,难得-|||-./red(r)/adj .罕见的;稀有-|||-的;珍贵的;半熟的-|||-⑤ /100v0'natt adv.-|||-突然,一下子,一夜之间-|||-⑥ /ri(d)_(3)kg(o)n/n.-|||-[C,U]拒绝,否决-|||-/ri(d)_(3)ekt/vt .拒绝接受-|||-不予考虑-|||-⑦take sth for example把某事-|||-作为例子-|||-⑧have...in common有······共-|||-同之处-|||-⑨ /so'varv/vi(v)_(2) 生存-|||-survive on 靠......生存-|||-⑩ along/a'lpn/adv .一道,一起-|||-along with与......一起-|||-原文呈现-|||-We Regret to Inform^①You...【1】-|||-1"We regret to inform you..."These are the words-|||-that every writer dreads receiving,but words every-|||-writer knows well.The response from a publisher-|||-comes back and the writer eagerly opens and reads-|||-it,their hearts sinking 【2】 when they reach that fi--|||-nal sentence.You may have spent years giving up-|||-your weekends and free time to write your life's-|||-work,yet still this is often not enough.Everyone-|||-knows that success rarely-happens overnight-|||-perhaps not many know that a lot of highly success--|||-ful writers have previously faced rejectio-|||-[1][标题赏析]作者把"Weregret to inform you..."作-|||-为本文的标题和首句,把"We are delighted to inform-|||-you..."作为结尾句。首句和尾句在句式结构方面相-|||-同,但只有些许差别,即"reget"和"are delighted"意义-|||-相悖,这也正是本文行文妙趣之处。首句和尾句之-|||-间,作者描述了三个典型的"失败-坚持一成功"的事-|||-例,证明了如何把"We regret to inform you..."变为-|||-"We are delighted to inform you..."。-|||-【2】"their hearts sinking"是"名词 +v.-ing "构成的独-|||-立主格结构,作伴随状语。-|||-2 Take for example J.K.Rowling.When she received-|||-her first rejection letter,she decided that it meant-|||-she now had something in common ⑧ with her-|||-favourite writers,and stuck it on her kitchen wall-|||-Rowling had spent years surving on little mon--|||-ey,spending all her time writing 3 ].When she final--|||-ly finished her first book,she received comments-|||-from publishers along the lines of "too difficult for-|||-children","too long","Children would not be inter--|||-ested in it".Nevertheless persevered"."I-|||-wasn't going to give up until every single publisher-|||-turned me down^(3),but I often feared that would课文注解-|||-① /(m)^1fom/vt 通知,告知-|||-./miolmel/n [[U]-|||-信息,消息,情报,资料-|||-② dread/dred/vt .畏惧,惧怕-|||-n.[U,C,usually sing.]恐惧,令-|||-人惧怕的事物(相当于fear)-|||-dread doing害怕某事发生-|||-dread sb doing sth害怕某人做-|||-某事-|||-/d dredf1 adj .糟糕透-|||-顶的,讨厌的,令人不快的-|||-③one's heart sinks心情沉重,-|||-情绪低落(用于表示失去信心-|||-或希望)-|||-④ rarely/'reali/ adv 很少,难得-|||-./red(r)/adj .罕见的;稀有-|||-的;珍贵的;半熟的-|||-⑤ /100v0'natt adv.-|||-突然,一下子,一夜之间-|||-⑥ /ri(d)_(3)kg(o)n/n.-|||-[C,U]拒绝,否决-|||-/ri(d)_(3)ekt/vt .拒绝接受-|||-不予考虑-|||-⑦take sth for example把某事-|||-作为例子-|||-⑧have...in common有······共-|||-同之处-|||-⑨ /so'varv/vi(v)_(2) 生存-|||-survive on 靠......生存-|||-⑩ along/a'lpn/adv .一道,一起-|||-along with与......一起-|||-原文呈现-|||-We Regret to Inform^①You...【1】-|||-1"We regret to inform you..."These are the words-|||-that every writer dreads receiving,but words every-|||-writer knows well.The response from a publisher-|||-comes back and the writer eagerly opens and reads-|||-it,their hearts sinking 【2】 when they reach that fi--|||-nal sentence.You may have spent years giving up-|||-your weekends and free time to write your life's-|||-work,yet still this is often not enough.Everyone-|||-knows that success rarely-happens overnight-|||-perhaps not many know that a lot of highly success--|||-ful writers have previously faced rejectio-|||-[1][标题赏析]作者把"Weregret to inform you..."作-|||-为本文的标题和首句,把"We are delighted to inform-|||-you..."作为结尾句。首句和尾句在句式结构方面相-|||-同,但只有些许差别,即"reget"和"are delighted"意义-|||-相悖,这也正是本文行文妙趣之处。首句和尾句之-|||-间,作者描述了三个典型的"失败-坚持一成功"的事-|||-例,证明了如何把"We regret to inform you..."变为-|||-"We are delighted to inform you..."。-|||-【2】"their hearts sinking"是"名词 +v.-ing "构成的独-|||-立主格结构,作伴随状语。-|||-2 Take for example J.K.Rowling.When she received-|||-her first rejection letter,she decided that it meant-|||-she now had something in common ⑧ with her-|||-favourite writers,and stuck it on her kitchen wall-|||-Rowling had spent years surving on little mon--|||-ey,spending all her time writing 3 ].When she final--|||-ly finished her first book,she received comments-|||-from publishers along the lines of "too difficult for-|||-children","too long","Children would not be inter--|||-ested in it".Nevertheless persevered"."I-|||-wasn't going to give up until every single publisher-|||-turned me down^(3),but I often feared that would课文注解-|||-① /(m)^1fom/vt 通知,告知-|||-./miolmel/n [[U]-|||-信息,消息,情报,资料-|||-② dread/dred/vt .畏惧,惧怕-|||-n.[U,C,usually sing.]恐惧,令-|||-人惧怕的事物(相当于fear)-|||-dread doing害怕某事发生-|||-dread sb doing sth害怕某人做-|||-某事-|||-/d dredf1 adj .糟糕透-|||-顶的,讨厌的,令人不快的-|||-③one's heart sinks心情沉重,-|||-情绪低落(用于表示失去信心-|||-或希望)-|||-④ rarely/'reali/ adv 很少,难得-|||-./red(r)/adj .罕见的;稀有-|||-的;珍贵的;半熟的-|||-⑤ /100v0'natt adv.-|||-突然,一下子,一夜之间-|||-⑥ /ri(d)_(3)kg(o)n/n.-|||-[C,U]拒绝,否决-|||-/ri(d)_(3)ekt/vt .拒绝接受-|||-不予考虑-|||-⑦take sth for example把某事-|||-作为例子-|||-⑧have...in common有······共-|||-同之处-|||-⑨ /so'varv/vi(v)_(2) 生存-|||-survive on 靠......生存-|||-⑩ along/a'lpn/adv .一道,一起-|||-along with与......一起-|||-原文呈现-|||-We Regret to Inform^①You...【1】-|||-1"We regret to inform you..."These are the words-|||-that every writer dreads receiving,but words every-|||-writer knows well.The response from a publisher-|||-comes back and the writer eagerly opens and reads-|||-it,their hearts sinking 【2】 when they reach that fi--|||-nal sentence.You may have spent years giving up-|||-your weekends and free time to write your life's-|||-work,yet still this is often not enough.Everyone-|||-knows that success rarely-happens overnight-|||-perhaps not many know that a lot of highly success--|||-ful writers have previously faced rejectio-|||-[1][标题赏析]作者把"Weregret to inform you..."作-|||-为本文的标题和首句,把"We are delighted to inform-|||-you..."作为结尾句。首句和尾句在句式结构方面相-|||-同,但只有些许差别,即"reget"和"are delighted"意义-|||-相悖,这也正是本文行文妙趣之处。首句和尾句之-|||-间,作者描述了三个典型的"失败-坚持一成功"的事-|||-例,证明了如何把"We regret to inform you..."变为-|||-"We are delighted to inform you..."。-|||-【2】"their hearts sinking"是"名词 +v.-ing "构成的独-|||-立主格结构,作伴随状语。-|||-2 Take for example J.K.Rowling.When she received-|||-her first rejection letter,she decided that it meant-|||-she now had something in common ⑧ with her-|||-favourite writers,and stuck it on her kitchen wall-|||-Rowling had spent years surving on little mon--|||-ey,spending all her time writing 3 ].When she final--|||-ly finished her first book,she received comments-|||-from publishers along the lines of "too difficult for-|||-children","too long","Children would not be inter--|||-ested in it".Nevertheless persevered"."I-|||-wasn't going to give up until every single publisher-|||-turned me down^(3),but I often feared that would课文注解-|||-① /(m)^1fom/vt 通知,告知-|||-./miolmel/n [[U]-|||-信息,消息,情报,资料-|||-② dread/dred/vt .畏惧,惧怕-|||-n.[U,C,usually sing.]恐惧,令-|||-人惧怕的事物(相当于fear)-|||-dread doing害怕某事发生-|||-dread sb doing sth害怕某人做-|||-某事-|||-/d dredf1 adj .糟糕透-|||-顶的,讨厌的,令人不快的-|||-③one's heart sinks心情沉重,-|||-情绪低落(用于表示失去信心-|||-或希望)-|||-④ rarely/'reali/ adv 很少,难得-|||-./red(r)/adj .罕见的;稀有-|||-的;珍贵的;半熟的-|||-⑤ /100v0'natt adv.-|||-突然,一下子,一夜之间-|||-⑥ /ri(d)_(3)kg(o)n/n.-|||-[C,U]拒绝,否决-|||-/ri(d)_(3)ekt/vt .拒绝接受-|||-不予考虑-|||-⑦take sth for example把某事-|||-作为例子-|||-⑧have...in common有······共-|||-同之处-|||-⑨ /so'varv/vi(v)_(2) 生存-|||-survive on 靠......生存-|||-⑩ along/a'lpn/adv .一道,一起-|||-along with与......一起-|||-原文呈现-|||-We Regret to Inform^①You...【1】-|||-1"We regret to inform you..."These are the words-|||-that every writer dreads receiving,but words every-|||-writer knows well.The response from a publisher-|||-comes back and the writer eagerly opens and reads-|||-it,their hearts sinking 【2】 when they reach that fi--|||-nal sentence.You may have spent years giving up-|||-your weekends and free time to write your life's-|||-work,yet still this is often not enough.Everyone-|||-knows that success rarely-happens overnight-|||-perhaps not many know that a lot of highly success--|||-ful writers have previously faced rejectio-|||-[1][标题赏析]作者把"Weregret to inform you..."作-|||-为本文的标题和首句,把"We are delighted to inform-|||-you..."作为结尾句。首句和尾句在句式结构方面相-|||-同,但只有些许差别,即"reget"和"are delighted"意义-|||-相悖,这也正是本文行文妙趣之处。首句和尾句之-|||-间,作者描述了三个典型的"失败-坚持一成功"的事-|||-例,证明了如何把"We regret to inform you..."变为-|||-"We are delighted to inform you..."。-|||-【2】"their hearts sinking"是"名词 +v.-ing "构成的独-|||-立主格结构,作伴随状语。-|||-2 Take for example J.K.Rowling.When she received-|||-her first rejection letter,she decided that it meant-|||-she now had something in common ⑧ with her-|||-favourite writers,and stuck it on her kitchen wall-|||-Rowling had spent years surving on little mon--|||-ey,spending all her time writing 3 ].When she final--|||-ly finished her first book,she received comments-|||-from publishers along the lines of "too difficult for-|||-children","too long","Children would not be inter--|||-ested in it".Nevertheless persevered"."I-|||-wasn't going to give up until every single publisher-|||-turned me down^(3),but I often feared that would课文注解-|||-① /(m)^1fom/vt 通知,告知-|||-./miolmel/n [[U]-|||-信息,消息,情报,资料-|||-② dread/dred/vt .畏惧,惧怕-|||-n.[U,C,usually sing.]恐惧,令-|||-人惧怕的事物(相当于fear)-|||-dread doing害怕某事发生-|||-dread sb doing sth害怕某人做-|||-某事-|||-/d dredf1 adj .糟糕透-|||-顶的,讨厌的,令人不快的-|||-③one's heart sinks心情沉重,-|||-情绪低落(用于表示失去信心-|||-或希望)-|||-④ rarely/'reali/ adv 很少,难得-|||-./red(r)/adj .罕见的;稀有-|||-的;珍贵的;半熟的-|||-⑤ /100v0'natt adv.-|||-突然,一下子,一夜之间-|||-⑥ /ri(d)_(3)kg(o)n/n.-|||-[C,U]拒绝,否决-|||-/ri(d)_(3)ekt/vt .拒绝接受-|||-不予考虑-|||-⑦take sth for example把某事-|||-作为例子-|||-⑧have...in common有······共-|||-同之处-|||-⑨ /so'varv/vi(v)_(2) 生存-|||-survive on 靠......生存-|||-⑩ along/a'lpn/adv .一道,一起-|||-along with与......一起-|||-原文呈现-|||-We Regret to Inform^①You...【1】-|||-1"We regret to inform you..."These are the words-|||-that every writer dreads receiving,but words every-|||-writer knows well.The response from a publisher-|||-comes back and the writer eagerly opens and reads-|||-it,their hearts sinking 【2】 when they reach that fi--|||-nal sentence.You may have spent years giving up-|||-your weekends and free time to write your life's-|||-work,yet still this is often not enough.Everyone-|||-knows that success rarely-happens overnight-|||-perhaps not many know that a lot of highly success--|||-ful writers have previously faced rejectio-|||-[1][标题赏析]作者把"Weregret to inform you..."作-|||-为本文的标题和首句,把"We are delighted to inform-|||-you..."作为结尾句。首句和尾句在句式结构方面相-|||-同,但只有些许差别,即"reget"和"are delighted"意义-|||-相悖,这也正是本文行文妙趣之处。首句和尾句之-|||-间,作者描述了三个典型的"失败-坚持一成功"的事-|||-例,证明了如何把"We regret to inform you..."变为-|||-"We are delighted to inform you..."。-|||-【2】"their hearts sinking"是"名词 +v.-ing "构成的独-|||-立主格结构,作伴随状语。-|||-2 Take for example J.K.Rowling.When she received-|||-her first rejection letter,she decided that it meant-|||-she now had something in common ⑧ with her-|||-favourite writers,and stuck it on her kitchen wall-|||-Rowling had spent years surving on little mon--|||-ey,spending all her time writing 3 ].When she final--|||-ly finished her first book,she received comments-|||-from publishers along the lines of "too difficult for-|||-children","too long","Children would not be inter--|||-ested in it".Nevertheless persevered"."I-|||-wasn't going to give up until every single publisher-|||-turned me down^(3),but I often feared that would