Rowing (划船) ……

Rowing (划船) ……

rowing with a weight disadvantage of 15 pounds per man. The unofficial winning time was 18 minutes, 6 seconds.It was Oxford's third victory in four years and the first time a crew has triumphed after ……

universities go head to head in a 6.8 km rowing race. This year, Oxford took the victory in an... they are rowing for. They are admitted by the university on the basis of their academic performance rather ……

in a 4.2-mile (6.8km) rowing race. This year, Oxford took the victory in an exciting battle....According to the event’s regulations, team members must be students at the university they are rowing ……

interested in joining the rowing club. I was just curious to know what it’s like to row in one... session. At least that’s what I thought.Six months later I found myself sitting in a rowing boat ……

Rowing 赛艇Rowing is an endurance (耐力) water sport. One or more rowers have to row the boat fast with oars (船桨) to win.When: August 16-17Where: Shunyi Olympic Rowing-Canoeing ParkBoatsTwo types of boat ……

Rowing 赛艇Rowing is an endurance (耐力) water sport. One or more rowers have to row the boat fast with oars (船桨) to win.When: August 16-17Where: Shunyi Olympic Rowing-Canoeing ParkBoatsTwo types of boat ……

好大的室内赛艇练习池！The people in this picture are rowing (划船). Are they on a river? Nope! They are in a building. The picture shows an indoor rowing tank (室内赛艇练习池) at Cambridge University (剑桥大学). It has two ……

to achieve victory for their team4. What is the article mainly about?A. What it takes to be on a rowing team...)Choose the best answer:1. Which of the following statements is TRUE of the rowing team members from ……

. ROWINGSPIRITMy fondest memory of studying at Oxford University is joining my college’s rowing team...: rowing faster than my opposition.Yes, getting up at 5 am to train on the Isis river was hard, especially ……

University-level rowing began in the UK in 1815, when it was introduced to Oxford University. Today, most universities in the country have boat clubs. Because of its long history, rowing ……

". In the Amsterdam Olympics of 1928, Pearce was rowing in a quarterfinal(四分之一决赛). He rowed fast and was leading... of duck babies. Pearce stopped rowing and waited until the ducks were gone. But a French rower had ……

In the Amsterdam Olympics of 1928, Australian rower Henry Pearce had to stop rowing to allow a family of ducks to pass single file in front of his boat. Pearce won the gold medal, any way. ……

". In the Amsterdam Olympics of 1928, Pearce was rowing in aquarterfinal(四分之一决赛). He rowed fast and was leading... of duck babies. Pearce stopped rowing and waited until the ducks were gone. But a French rower had ……