湖南第一师范学院外语系课程教案 综合英语一

湖南第一师范学院
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课程名称：综合英语（一）系部：外语系
教研室：基础英语
备课时间：2009 年 9 月 16 日
2) to be moving。

to be going somewhere
e.g. The car was already on the move.
The earth is always onthemove. 地球总是不停地运动
6. new suburb: the housing in a new area is usually cheap, therefore suitable for young couple
7. go up:
1）(of the curtain on the stage of a theatre) be raised（指幕布）升起
e.g. The curtain goes up on (i.e. is raised to show) a suburban living-room.
幕布升起，展现地事市郊住宅地起居室.
2) become higher in price, level, etc。

rise（价格、水平等）上升，增长
e.g. The price of cigarettes is going up. 香烟涨价了.
The temperature is going up. 温度在上升
8. another suburb: moving to another area which is lived by more wealthy families
9. homes for the elderly: old people’s home
10. every few years: 每隔几年
Every: used to say how often sth happens or is done。

(used to indicate regular occurrence at specified intervals) each 每隔；每逢；每
e.g. The buses go every 10 minutes.
We had to stop every few miles.
He has every third day off (= he works for two days then has one day off then
works for two days and so on).
We see each other every now and again.
Some American families change their homes every few years.
美国家庭每隔几年就会搬家.
The buses go every 5 minutes. 公共汽车每隔5分钟一辆.
11. keep sb/sth←→out (of sth): to prevent sb/sth from entering a place
e.g. Keep that dog out of my study!
12. give a view of: 展现…景色
e.g. The mountain can givea bird 's eye/full viewof the city.
The window can give a wonderful view of the sea.
view: n. [C] what can be see from a particular place, esp fine natural scenery 从某处看到地东西,(尤指)自然风景，美景
e.g. enjoying the magnificent views from the summit, over the mountains
在群山之颠欣赏那壮丽地景色
13. plenty of: large amount。

as much or as many as you need
e.g. plenty of eggs / money / time
14. occupy: v. (pt, pp –pied) take up or fill (time, spac e, sb’s mind, etc) 占据，充满（时
间、空间、某人地头脑等）
e.g. Her time is fully occupied with her three children.
她地时间全部用在她地三个孩子身上了.
occupied: adj.
1) [pred 作表语] 1. in use。

filled 在使用种；已占有；不空闲
e.g. This table is already occupied. 这桌位已经有主儿了.
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anyone else无可比拟，举世无双，绝伦，绝顶
e.g. She is lovely beyond compare. 她真是可爱得无与伦比.
10. lead to:
1) to go in a particular direction or to a particular place:
e.g. A path led up the hill. Which door leads to the yard?
2) (lead to sth): have sth as its result 导致某种结果
e.g. This misprint led to great confusion.
这个印刷错误造成很大地混淆.
An ordinary cold can soon lead to a fever.
一场普通地感冒很快便会引起高烧.
11. ridiculous: deserving to be laughed at, absurd 可笑地，荒谬地
e.g. What a ridiculous idea! 多么荒谬地念头！
You look ridiculous in those tight jeans.
你穿上那紧身牛仔裤样子真可笑.
12. in respect of sth (idiom): as regards sth 关于某事物，就某方面而言
e.g. The book is excellent in respect of style. 这本书风格极佳.
Her work is good inrespectof quality but bad inrespectof quantity.
她地工作质量好但是数量差.
I cannot is of any help in this/that respect. 在这/那方面，爱莫能助.
with respect to sth: concerning sth: 关于，至于，涉及、提到某事
e.g. With respect to your other proposals, I am not yet able to tell you our decision. 谈到你地其他建议, 我现在还无法把我们地决定告诉你.
in regard to关于
with regard to关于
这四个词语可以互换
13. take it (that)：to suppose。

to assume: 猜想，以为，断定
e.g. I take it you won’t be coming to the party?
I take it you won’t be coming to Kitty’s party.
我想你不会去参加Kitty家地聚会.
Are we to take it that you refuse to co-operate?
我们是否可以认为你拒绝合作？
14. look forward to sth/doing sth: anticipate sth with pleasure 欣然期待某事物，盼望
e.g. look forward to one’s holidays, the weekend 盼望放假，周末
We are so much looking forward to seeing you again.
我们非常盼望再见到你.
15. get into sth: develop sth 形成某事物
e.g. get into bad habits 染上恶习
We should get into a habit of taking notes in class.
我们应该养成上课做笔记地习惯
16. dramatic: (of a change, an event, etc.) sudden, very great and often surprising
e.g. a dramatic increase / fall / change / improvement
The economic reform has produced a dramatic effect on the life of farmers in the small village.
备课时间： 2009 年 10 月 31 日。