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With the last of April the sun disappeared, leaving only a faint glint of brightness now and then along the horizon.
四月的最后一天，太陽消失了，只在地平線上留下一點(diǎn)忽閃忽現(xiàn)的微弱光芒。
Inside the huts, however, a flood of light for all purposes was provided by an electric generator, which was run by a gasoline engine.
然而，在小屋內(nèi)，所有生活用光都是由一臺汽油發(fā)動機(jī)驅(qū)動的發(fā)電機(jī)提供的。
This was the first machine of its kind ever carried into the antarctic regions.
這是第一個被運(yùn)送到南極地區(qū)的同類機(jī)器。
It was by electric light that the storekeeper checked his goods.
店主是用電燈檢查貨物的。
The cook turned an electric switch when he went into his kitchen to prepare a meal.
廚師走進(jìn)廚房準(zhǔn)備飯菜時，轉(zhuǎn)動了電源開關(guān)。
Not only did the men of Little America have electricity for lighting, but they had it for medical purposes as well.
小亞美利加不僅有照明的電，也有醫(yī)療用途的電。
There was enough electricity to run the two powerful sun lamps which Doctor Francis D. Codman, chief physician of the party, had brought along.
那里有足夠的電力供應(yīng)兩盞強(qiáng)大的日光燈，這兩盞日光燈是團(tuán)隊(duì)首席醫(yī)師弗朗西斯·D·科德曼帶來的。
Each member of the expedition was required to bathe regularly in the light rays of these lamps.
探險(xiǎn)隊(duì)的每個隊(duì)員都被要求定期在這些燈的光線中沐浴。
This rule was followed throughout the entire time of the long winter night, while the sun was not present to furnish a natural health- giving light.
在漫長的冬夜里，這條規(guī)則一直被遵守著，因?yàn)闆]有太陽提供自然健康的光線。
