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AWereEdmundHillaryandTenzingNorgayreallythe

mountain?SomebelievethatBritishclimbersGeorge

firstpeopletoreachthetopoftheworld’shighest

Annotation注解

unately,thisis

difficulttoprovebecausebothmenvanished

somewherehighonthemountain.

MalloryandAndrewIrvinereachedthesummit

summit

[ˈsʌmɪt]

[n]

顶峰,山顶

unfortunately

[ʌnˈfɔːrtʃənətli]

[adv]

不幸的,遗憾的

prove

[pruːv]

[v]

证实,证明

vanish

[ˈvænɪʃ]

[v]

消失,突然不见

ABodyintheSnow

BIn1999,ateamofclimbersvisitedthemountain,

thewaytothesummit,theteamfoundMallory’s

eFirstStep,on

oxygentank—evidencethatheandIrvinehadbeen

firststep

第一落脚点

oxygentank

氧气罐

evidence

[ˈevɪdəns]

[n]

证据,证明

closeby

在旁边,附近

CWhentheteamexaminedMallory’sbody,theyfound

Anker—discoveredMallory’sbody.

y,amemberoftheteam—Conrad

thisimportant?Malloryhadcarriedaphotoofhiswife

ofthemountain,ifhereachedit.

lannedtoleavethephotoatthetop

itemslikeaknifeandmatches,

match

[mætʃ]

[n]

火柴

FirsttotheTop?

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DDidMalloryandIrvineachievetheirgoalandreach

aresomereasonsforhisconclusion.

achieve

[əˈtʃiːv]

[v]

达到,获得成功

achieveone’sgoal

实现目标

conclusion

[kənˈkluːʒn]

[n]

结论

path

[pæθ]

[n]

路径,路线

belastseen

最后一次被看到

secondstep

第二落脚点

section

[ˈsekʃn]

[n]

部分

modern

[ˈmɑːdərn]

[adj]

近代的,

现代的

unlikely

[ʌnˈlaɪkli]

[adj]

不大可能

frostbite

[ˈfrɔːstbaɪt]

[n]

冻伤

camp

[kæmp]

[v]

扎营休息

suffer

[ˈsʌfər]

[v]

受苦,受折磨

sufferfrom

受苦于……

accidentally[ˌæksɪˈdentəli][adv]

意外的,偶然的

whatever

[wətˈevər]

[det]

无论任

何,无论什么

berememberedas

被以……铭记

mountaineering[ˌmaʊntnˈɪrɪŋ]

[n]

登山运动

thesummit?Probablynot,

EDifficultpath/Poorequipment:MalloryandIrvine

ngthissectionis

werelastseennearthemountain’

extremelydifficult,evenwithmodernclimbing

ttherighttools,itisunlikelythat

MalloryandIrvinewereabletocontinuetothetop.

rswhoreachthe

this,

Mallory’sbodyhadnosignsoffrostbite.

FNofrostbite:MalloryandIrvinewereseennearthe

o

GSowhathappenedtoMalloryandIrvine?Ankerthinks

WhenMallorywasgoingdownthemountain,perhaps

theyprobablyturnedbackjustaftertheFirstStep.

erhappened,theywillalwaysbe

’sbodyhasneverbeen

rememberedasearlymountaineeringheroes.

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