六级作文例子素材（读故事闯三关巧记六级词汇）

Another fallen building... They hadn’t found any skulls or skeletons yet, but he could see that they were sifting through the dust and large slabs of concrete towards the area where he knew they were situated. The sirens had long stopped signifying the emergency but the emotions of people now sitting around the destroyed skyscraper were starting to simmer. But they wouldn’t find anyone to blame. Knowing there would be slack for error he had done his work well.Now sipping coffee in a café across the street he smiled a sinister smile. They would never think that a computer geek from Silicon Valley had committed such a crime. They would quickly skip over the possibility of a domestic attack and blame some other country or terrorist organization. He had simulated it all in his head a million times. And to make sure that no one suspected he was from out of state he had worked hard to learn to speak in the local slang. No one would be skeptical of a local.When police and FBI began simultaneously asking questions of all those still around he stood up and walked in a slant away from the investigators. He had decided that if ever caught he would slash his wrists before go to prison, but he was determined to never be caught. And he wasn’t. He watched in fascination during the following weeks as the city searched endlessly for who had destroyed their building. And they would never know the truth.，今天小编就来说说关于六级作文例子素材?下面更多详细答案一起来看看吧!

六级作文例子素材

Another fallen building... They hadn’t found any skulls or skeletons yet, but he could see that they were sifting through the dust and large slabs of concrete towards the area where he knew they were situated. The sirens had long stopped signifying the emergency but the emotions of people now sitting around the destroyed skyscraper were starting to simmer. But they wouldn’t find anyone to blame. Knowing there would be slack for error he had done his work well.Now sipping coffee in a café across the street he smiled a sinister smile. They would never think that a computer geek from Silicon Valley had committed such a crime. They would quickly skip over the possibility of a domestic attack and blame some other country or terrorist organization. He had simulated it all in his head a million times. And to make sure that no one suspected he was from out of state he had worked hard to learn to speak in the local slang. No one would be skeptical of a local.When police and FBI began simultaneously asking questions of all those still around he stood up and walked in a slant away from the investigators. He had decided that if ever caught he would slash his wrists before go to prison, but he was determined to never be caught. And he wasn’t. He watched in fascination during the following weeks as the city searched endlessly for who had destroyed their building. And they would never know the truth.

siftvt.1.筛，筛分，过滤2.(through)细查，详审，详询vi.1.筛，被筛下2.（似通过筛具般）撒下，落下signifyvt.表示……的意思，意味，预示siliconn.硅simmerv.1.慢慢的沸腾2.煨，炖，慢慢地煮3.充满难消的怒气，（争吵、暴力等）激化，即将爆发n.文火，煨，炖simulatevt.1.模仿，模拟2.假装，冒充simultaneousa.同时发生的，同时存在的，同步的sinistera.不吉祥的，凶兆的，险恶的sipv.小口地喝，抿，呷n.小口地喝，一小口的量sirenn.1.汽笛，警报器2.迷人的女人，妖妇sittingn.1.（分批开饭接待的）一批2.被画像或照相的一段时间3.开会或开庭的一段时间situateda.1.位于……的，坐落在……的2.处于……境地的skeletonn.1.骨骼2.框架，骨干3.梗概，提要skepticala.表示怀疑的skipvi.1.跳，蹦跳2.跳绳vt.跳过，略过，漏过n.跳，蹦跳skulln.颅骨，脑壳skyscrapern.摩天楼，摩天大厦slabn.厚板，平板，厚片slacka.1.懈怠的，马虎的2.萧条的，清淡的，不活跃的3.松（弛）的n.1.（绳索等）松弛部分2.松弛，懈怠，呆滞（时期）3.[pl.]宽松裤vi.懈怠，懒散slangn.俚语slantvi.倾斜，歪斜vt.1.使歪斜，使倾斜2.有倾向性地编写或报道n.1.斜面，斜线2.倾向，偏向，侧重slashvt.1.砍2.大幅度削减n.1.砍，砍痕2.斜线号

Another fallen building... They hadn’t found any skulls or skeletons yet, but he could see that they were sifting through the dust and large slabs of concrete towards the area where he knew they were situated. The sirens had long stopped signifying the emergency but the emotions of people now sitting around the destroyed skyscraper were starting to simmer. But they wouldn’t find anyone to blame. Knowing there would be slack for error he had done his work well.Now sipping coffee in a café across the street he smiled a sinister smile. They would never think that a computer geek from Silicon Valley had committed such a crime. They would quickly skip over the possibility of a domestic attack and blame some other country or terrorist organization. He had simulated it all in his head a million times. And to make sure that no one suspected he was from out of state he had worked hard to learn to speak in the local slang. No one would be skeptical of a local.When police and FBI began simultaneously asking questions of all those still around he stood up and walked in a slant away from the investigators. He had decided that if ever caught he would slash his wrists before go to prison, but he was determined to never be caught. And he wasn’t. He watched in fascination during the following weeks as the city searched endlessly for who had destroyed their building. And they would never know the truth.