ChatGPT教英语Ukraine launches strikes amid Wagner would-be mutiny

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 Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Sunday. We begin with that fallout from the rebellion against Russian president Vladimir Putin and his military officials. Tonight the wear about the Putin's former ally, Yevgenny Pragosian, are unknown. Kremlin officials say he is headed to Belarus and will not face any consequences for publicly criticizing Putin's war strategy. Pragosian blames Putin for a missile strike on his own mercenary soldiers in Ukraine. As a result, the 62-year-old advanced is men in an armed revolt towards Moscow, making it to within 150 miles of the capital before backing down. Ukrainian President Velodomir Zelensky had this message for Putin claiming the man from the Kremlin is, and is, quote, very afraid and probably hiding somewhere. On social media Zelensky touted a positive and inspiring conversation today with President Biden, adding that quote, the world must keep pressure on Putin. CBS's E&L starts us off tonight from Deneepro. E&L. Good evening, Jerika. The events in Russia played out like a movie. It had a whole cast of characters and an ending mini-dent anticipate. Residents cheered Wagner fighters as they left the Russian city of Rostov. From the heroes farewell, it'd be hard to tell the mercenaries failed in their mutiny. The groups leader Yevgenny Pragosian smiled and posed for selfies on his way out. Some greeted the returning Russian authorities less warmly, hurling insults. For hours, the world watched Wagner forces Marchport Moscow, social media tracked every update of their advance. Russian authorities locked down the capital, and with the Kremlin's focus elsewhere, Ukraine seized the opportunity, launching major assaults along the front. Troops cleared Russian trenches near Bakmut, while Ukrainian soldiers rained down artillery on their positions. We're firing shells all the time because our guys are trying to get through the Russian defenses he says. It was the war in Ukraine that sparked the rebellion in Russia. Pregosian accused the Russian military of killing his men with a missile strike. A claim Russian defense officials denied. His men quickly seized Rostov, home of Russia's southern military headquarters, before advancing toward Moscow. The trade net is a furious president Vladimir Putin, went on state TV to call Pregosian a traitor. But with Wagner troops knocking on Moscow's gates, the Kremlin cut a deal. Wagner troops would be pardoned and returned to their bases. Criminal charges against Pregosian would be dropped, and he'd go into exile in Belarus, whose leader broke the agreement. Today, evidence of the insurrection evaporated, an uneasy calm settled on Moscow and Rostov. Putin's hold on power survived, battered and bruised. Despite trying to take advantage of the chaos in Russia, Jerika, it's still unclear whether Ukraine successfully advanced the front line. All right, Ian Lee for us, and Denis Pro, Ukraine.

Section 1: 

important words from the article and the translation

1. rebellion - the action of resisting against established authority

Example: The rebellion against Putin and his military officials caused chaos in Russia.

2. ally - a person or organization that cooperates with another for a particular purpose

Example: Yevgenny Pragosian was once Putin's ally, but now he openly criticizes him.

3. mercenary - a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army

Example: Pragosian's own mercenary soldiers were killed in a missile strike.

4. revolt - a violent uprising against an established authority or government

Example: Pragosian led his men in an armed revolt towards Moscow.

5. seize - take hold of suddenly and forcibly 

Example: Pragosian's men quickly seized Rostov, home of Russia's southern military headquarters.

6. artillery - large-caliber guns used in warfare

Example: Ukrainian soldiers rained down artillery on Russian positions.

7. insurrection - a violent uprising against an authority or government

Example: Evidence of the insurrection disappeared, and an uneasy calm settled on Moscow and Rostov.

8. chaos - complete disorder and confusion 

Example: The rebellion caused chaos in Russia, with residents cheering Wagner fighters and hurling insults at returning Russian authorities.

9. treason - the crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the sovereign or government

Example: Putin called Pragosian a traitor for leading the armed revolt against him.

10. pardoned - forgiven for a particular crime or wrongdoing and released from punishment

Example: Wagner troops would be pardoned and returned to their bases.

Section 2: 

important grammars used in the article and the interpretation

1. The past tense - This article uses a lot of past tense verbs to talk about events that have already happened, such as "Pragosian blamed Putin for a missile strike" and "Troops cleared Russian trenches near Bakmut."

2. Third person singular - The article uses third person singular verbs, such as "he is headed to Belarus," to talk about individuals.

3. Reported speech - The article uses reported speech to quote Ukrainian President Velodomir Zelensky, such as "Zelensky had this message for Putin claiming the man from the Kremlin is, and is, quote, very afraid."

4. Passive voice - The article uses passive voice, such as "Russian authorities locked down the capital," to talk about actions taken by a subject without stating who performed the action.

5. Modal verbs - The article uses modal verbs to express possibility, such as "it's still unclear whether Ukraine successfully advanced the front line."

Section 3: 

translation of the article into Chinese

晚上好，感谢大家加入我们的周日新闻节目。我们将从反抗俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京及其军事官员引发的争议开始。现在，普京的前盟友叶甫盖尼·普拉戈日安下落不明。克林姆林宫官员称他前往白俄罗斯，并且不会因公开批评普京的战略而受到任何后果。普拉戈日安因为认为普京在乌克兰对其雇佣兵发射导弹而怪罪他。结果，这位62岁的领袖带领他的人员，向莫斯科发动武装反叛，在距离首都150英里的地方后退。乌克兰总统泽连斯基对普京提出了批评，称克里姆林宫的人很害怕，可能藏在某个地方。在社交媒体上，泽连斯基宣称今天与拜登总统进行了积极而激励人心的对话，并补充说：“全世界必须对普京施加压力。” CBS的E＆L从Deneepro开始报道今晚的事件。

0:00:00 Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Sunday. We begin with that fallout from the rebellion against Russian president Vladimir Putin and his military officials. Tonight the wear about the Putin's former ally,

0:00:12 Yevgenny Pragosian, are unknown.

0:00:14 Kremlin officials say he is headed to Belarus and will not face any consequences for publicly criticizing Putin's war strategy.

0:00:22 Pragosian blames Putin for a missile strike on his own mercenary soldiers in Ukraine. As a result, the 62-year-old

0:00:29 advanced is men in an armed revolt towards Moscow, making it to within 150 miles of the capital before backing down.

0:00:38 Ukrainian President Velodomir Zelensky had this message for Putin claiming the man from the Kremlin is,

0:00:44 and is, quote, very afraid and probably hiding somewhere. On social media Zelensky touted a positive and inspiring

0:00:51 conversation today with President Biden, adding that quote, the world must keep pressure on Putin.

0:00:58 CBS's E&L starts us off tonight from Deneepro. E&L.

0:01:04 Good evening, Jerika. The events in Russia played out like a movie. It had a whole cast of characters and an ending

0:01:10 mini-dent anticipate.

0:01:14 Residents cheered Wagner fighters as they left the Russian city of Rostov.

0:01:20 From the heroes farewell, it'd be hard to tell the mercenaries failed in their mutiny.

0:01:24 The groups leader Yevgenny Pragosian smiled and posed for selfies on his way out.

0:01:32 Some greeted the returning Russian authorities less warmly, hurling insults.

0:01:37 For hours, the world watched Wagner forces Marchport Moscow, social media tracked every update of their advance.

0:01:45 Russian authorities locked down the capital, and with the Kremlin's focus elsewhere, Ukraine seized the opportunity,

0:01:52 launching major assaults along the front.

0:01:56 Troops cleared Russian trenches near Bakmut, while Ukrainian soldiers rained down artillery on their positions.

0:02:04 We're firing shells all the time because our guys are trying to get through the Russian defenses he says.

0:02:14 It was the war in Ukraine that sparked the rebellion in Russia.

0:02:17 Pregosian accused the Russian military of killing his men with a missile strike.

0:02:22 A claim Russian defense officials denied.

0:02:25 His men quickly seized Rostov, home of Russia's southern military headquarters, before advancing toward Moscow.

0:02:32 The trade net is a furious president Vladimir Putin, went on state TV to call Pregosian a traitor.

0:02:38 But with Wagner troops knocking on Moscow's gates, the Kremlin cut a deal.

0:02:44 Wagner troops would be pardoned and returned to their bases.

0:02:47 Criminal charges against Pregosian would be dropped, and he'd go into exile in Belarus, whose leader broke the agreement.

0:02:55 Today, evidence of the insurrection evaporated, an uneasy calm settled on Moscow and Rostov.

0:03:02 Putin's hold on power survived, battered and bruised.

0:03:07 Despite trying to take advantage of the chaos in Russia, Jerika, it's still unclear whether Ukraine successfully advanced the front line.

0:03:16 All right, Ian Lee for us, and Denis Pro, Ukraine.