240. At the neck of the wrecked deck, the reckoner checked the opaque cheque.
在遭破坏的甲板的颈部，计算者检查了这张不透明支票。
wreck [rek]
vt.毁坏；使遇难 n.失事(船等)，残骸
– The ship was wrecked in a storm. 这条船在一次风暴中失事了
deck [dek]
n.甲板，层面
reckoner [‘rekənə]
n. 计算者,清算人,计算便览
opaque [əuˈpeik]
a.不透明的，不透光的；难理解的，晦涩的
– This is an opaque cup. 这是一个不透明的杯子。
cheque [tʃek]
n.支票
241. The scholar foolishly took the school cooling pool for swimming pool.
学者愚蠢地把学校的冷却池当成游泳池。
scholar [ˈskɔlə, ˈskɑ-]
n.学者；奖学金获得者
foolishly [ˈfu:liʃli]
ad.愚蠢地
– They have acted a little foolishly. 他们表现得有点傻。
take for
认为，误以为
– He speaks English so well, that he’s often taken for a native. 他的英语说的那样好，常被人误认为英国人。
242. Having played golf, the wolf in wool rested on the tool stool in the zoo.
打过高尔夫球之后，穿羊毛衣的狼歇在动物园里的工具凳子上。
wool [wul]
n.羊毛；毛线，毛织品
stool [stu:l]
n.凳子
– She sat on a stool. 她坐在一张凳子上。