1、And, musicians play songs of the days when the Erie Canal was helping a young nation grow.
還有音樂(lè)家為你演唱當(dāng)年的歌曲，那時(shí)，這條運(yùn)河促進(jìn)了美國(guó)這個(gè)年輕國(guó)家的成長(zhǎng)。

2、As the Erie Canal was losing business, some of its levees began to break.
由于伊利運(yùn)河逐漸失去生意，有些防洪大堤開(kāi)始破裂。

3、In 1825, the Erie canal opened became the first water channel between the communication.
1825年伊利運(yùn)河開(kāi)通成為溝通東西部的第一條水陸通道。

4、In 1825, the Erie Canal opened, to serve as a crucial waterway through New York State.
1825年開(kāi)通了伊利運(yùn)河，成為貫穿紐約城的一個(gè)重要通道。

5、The Erie Canal was not the first canal built in the United States, but it was the most influential.
伊利運(yùn)河不是美國(guó)第一條運(yùn)河，但是它是最具影響力的運(yùn)河。

6、I heard a story about a group who had ridden along the old Erie Canal tow path.
我聽(tīng)說(shuō)有一群人沿著老艾里運(yùn)河拖船路騎行的故事。

7、Here the Erie Canal was built, after several years of work it was completed in 1825.
這就是伊利運(yùn)河的前身，該運(yùn)河被建造了多年之后在1825年完工。

8、The Erie Canal made the United States a richer and stronger young nation.
伊利運(yùn)河使美國(guó)這個(gè)年輕的國(guó)家變得更加富裕、更加強(qiáng)大。