新概念二 第46课课件

New words and expressions
• oNcceuwr wv.ords and expressions
• 1.发生 • That event occurred in 1991. • and heaurthul • 2.想起 sth. occur to sb. 某人突然想到，想起某事 • A good idea occurred to me. • It occurred to sb. 某人突然想起了某件事 • It occurred to me that I didn't finish • my homework. Bai
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When a plane from London arrived at Sydney airport, workers
a number of
which contained clothing. No one could account for the fact that one of the
New words and expressions
• aNdemwitwords and expressions
·1.vt.承认 • admit sth. /doing sth. • He had admitted his rude action. • I admitted breaking the windows. • ·2. admit +that clause • She admitted that she had used your dictionary. • 3. vt.准许，加入，录取 • Without a ticket you won't be admitted into cinema. • . 4. deny sth./deny doing
• wNooedwenwo(lr.2d)s /a'nwdudenxp/raedsjs.io木n制s 的
• The desk is a wooden one. • n.wood
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New words and expressions • goods (1.6) /guds/n.(常用复数)货物,商品 • Goods are important for the development.
New words and expressions • piNleewn.w堆ords and expressions
• a pile of... • piles of... • a pile of wood • piles of homework • a pile of books • v.堆积;积累 • pile up 堆起来
• catch sb. with the goods • 人赃俱获的捉获某人 She qreab
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• eNxetwrewmoerldys and expressions
• extremely adv.非常，极其 • extremely 把一个形容词或副词推到了极限,达到了无以复加的程度 • ·I am tired.我累了 • I am extremely tired.9re • 我累极了 athan • extreme • adj. & n. 极端(的)
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• asNteowniwshords and expressions
• ·vt.使惊讶 • The animals astonish us very much. • The news astonished everyone. • 如果一个动词跟人的情绪有关,则它的主语是人，其形容词有两个: • 令人 -ing ; 感到-ed astonishing/astonished • be astonished at • 被...惊吓
课文注释
3.It suddenly occurred to one of the workers to open up the box. 突然一个工人想到打开箱子看看。 (1)表示某人想起某事时，要用sth. occurred to sb.这个结构，主语为事，而 不是人。 (2)it在句中为先行主语，代替不定式to open up the box。 (3)open up的含义之一是“打开”: open up boxes / gifts 打开箱子 When he received the gifts, he opened them up at once. 他收到礼物后立刻就打开了。
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• cNonefwinweo关rd在s and expressions
• sb. was confined to +地点 • She was confined to the cage.
• The dog is confined in a box.
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New words and expressions
• uNnleowadw(1o.r2d)s/aAnnd'leэxupdr/evs.s卸io(n货s )
• unload v.卸载，卸货 • load v.装货，加载
• upload v. 上传 • download v. 下载
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课文注释
1. …workers began to unload a number of wooden boxes which contained clothing.…… 工人们开始卸下装有服装的一批木箱。 (1)unload的含义为“卸(货)”，它的反义词为load(装货)。 与形容词 uncomfortable, unsmiling等相似，有些动词加前缀un可以表示做相反的动作。 (2)a number of为固定词组，表示“若干”、“许多”: You've made a number of mistakes in typing this letter. 你打这封信时出了不少错误。 (3)clothing是服装的总称，为不可数名词，其含义比clothes更为广泛。 clothes一般指衣服，clothing则可以包括鞋、帽等。
of a ticket is £2,000!
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When a plane from London arrived at Sydney airport, workers began to unload a number of wooden boxes which contained clothing. No one could account for the fact that one of the boxes was extremely heavy. It suddenly occurred to one of the workers to open up the box. He was astonished at what he found. A man was lying in the box on top of a pile of woollen goods. He was so surprised at being discovered that he did not even try to run away. After he was arrested,the man admitted hiding in the box before the plane left London. He had had a long and uncomfortable trip, for he had been confined to the wooden box for over eighteen hours. The man was ordered to pay £3,500 for the cost of the trip. The normal price of a ticket is £2,000!
课文注释
2. No one could account for the fact that one of the boxes was extremely heavy. 其中有只箱子特别重，可谁也弄不清是怎么回事。 (1)短语动词account for的含义为“说明理由”、“作出说明(或解释)”: The bad weather in England accounts for Harrison's decision to leave the country. 英国糟糕的气候是哈里森决定离开这个国家的原因。 How do you account for the battered car? 你如何解释这撞坏的车? (2)that后面的从句为fact的同位语从句，说明fact的具体内容: He couldn't explain the fact that Mary's wallet was found in his room. 他无法解释玛丽的钱包是在他房间里找到的这一事实。
New words and expressions
New words and expressions
occur和happen 偶然发生 occur书面用语,很正式 happen vi.较口语化 It happened to me.这件事发生在我身上 take place 经过安排的 The funeral took place on 24 June.
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•N8e.nworwmoarld(s1a.1n0d) /e'xnpor:emsasilo/nasdj.正常的,通常的
• 9.astonish (1.5) /ə'stpnI∫/ v. 使惊讶 • 10.confine (1.9) /kan'fam/ v.关在(一个狭小的空间 • 11.pile (1.6)/parl/ n.堆 里) • 12.woollen (1.6) /'wulan/ n. 羊毛的
新概念二
第46课 experience and uncomfortable 即昂贵又受罪
1.New words 2.textnd expressions
•N1e.uwnlwoaodrd(1s.2an) d/Aenx'plэreusds/iovn.卸s (货)
• nNoremwawl ords and expressions • adj.正常的 • It's normal for us to do the homework after school. • normal 正常的，常规的，符合标准的. • abnormal adj.反常的 • abnormal weather 反常的天气
• 2.wooden (l.2) /'wudn/ adj. 木制的 • 3.goods (1.6) /guds/n.(常用复数)货物,商品 • 4.extremely (1.3) /rk'stri:mli/ adv.非常,极其 • 5.discover (1.7) /drs'kAva/ v.发现 • 6.occur (1.4) /ə'k3:/ v. 发生 • 7.admit (1.8) /ad'm1t/ v.承认
boxes was extremely heavy. It suddenly
to one of the workers to open up the box. He
what he found. A man was lying in the box
a pile of
. He
being discovered that he did not even try to run away. After he was
arrested,the man
in the box before the plane left London. He had had a long and
, for he had been
the wooden box for over eighteen hours. The man was
ordered to pay £3,500 for the cost of the trip. The