用英文介绍巴西短一点短一点啊~!时间要不够了~~~还有20分钟~~~我小学6年纪!简单一点的!速度啊包彡彡老大.............我一点都不懂啊

用英文介绍巴西短一点短一点啊~!时间要不够了~~~还有20分钟~~~我小学6年纪!简单一点的!速度啊包彡彡老大.............我一点都不懂啊
用英文介绍巴西
短一点短一点啊~!时间要不够了~~~还有20分钟~~~我小学6年纪!简单一点的!速度啊
包彡彡老大.............我一点都不懂啊

用英文介绍巴西短一点短一点啊~!时间要不够了~~~还有20分钟~~~我小学6年纪!简单一点的!速度啊包彡彡老大.............我一点都不懂啊
给你简单一点~这是老师出的题目,怎么可以让小孩子写这么难的作文呢.
Brazil is a country in South America.It is the fifth-largest country and the fifth most populous countryin the world.has a coastline of over 7,367 kilometres
Brazil is home to varied fauna and flora,as well as extensive natural resources.Brazil has one of the largest populations in the world .The official language is Portuguese The country has been a republic since 1889.In spite of important economical achievements,many social issues still hamper development.

Brazil shares a border with almost every other country in South America--only Chile and Ecuador are untouched--and covers almost half the continent. It is the fifth largest country in the world, behin...

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Brazil shares a border with almost every other country in South America--only Chile and Ecuador are untouched--and covers almost half the continent. It is the fifth largest country in the world, behind Russia, Canada, China, and the U.S.A., with an area of eight and a half million square kilometers.
Despite its vast expanse of territory, Brazil's population is concentrated in the major cities of its coast.

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小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
Brazil shares a border with almost every other country in South America--only Chile and Ecuador ...

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小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
小学6年级才会几个单词啊。哪里能介绍清楚。
Brazil shares a border with almost every other country in South America--only Chile and Ecuador are untouched--and covers almost half the continent. It is the fifth largest country in the world, behind Russia, Canada, China, and the U.S.A., with an area of eight and a half million square kilometers.
Despite its vast expanse of territory, Brazil's population is concentrated in the major cities of its coast. The urban sprawls of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo dominate the southern coast. Further north, towns such as Salvador and João Pessoa retain the colonial atmosphere of the early Portuguese settlers. The great interior, much of which is covered by the rainforest basin of the Amazon, remains sparsely settled.
Almost half of Brazil's territory is covered by the basin of the Amazon River and its tributaries, a region that is one of the world's largest rainforest ecologies. Unfortunately, a substantial proportion of this area has suffered the effects of modernization in recent years. From the Amazon's mouth on the Pacific to Manaus, the region's bustling main city, the river is heavily traveled, and wildlife is scarce. Away from the cities and the main course of the Amazon, however, smaller tributaries lead past unspoiled habitat and traditional villages.
South of the Amazon region, the country's interior is dominated by the Brazilian Shield, an expansive bedrock flat that is slowly falling victim to the elements. The Mato Grosso, a smooth, grassy plain in Brazil's center, slowly gives way to the Planalto, a low-rise plateau that extends across the central and western regions. In the far west, along the border with Paraguay and Bolivia, is the Pantanal, one of the most extensive swamplands in the world.
Brazil's winter lasts from June to August, with temperatures between 13 and 18C, but it only gets really cold south of Rio. Summer is from December to February, a period frequently bringing stifling humidity to the far south. Brief rain showers are common, given Brazil's tropical climate, but the dry interior has only a few months of heavy rainfall a year. Of course, the Amazon Basin is the wettest area, with damp, moist temperatures averaging 27 C.

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