新版新视野大学英语第一册Unit2 SectionA单词和例句

新视野大学英语读写教程（第二版）第一册单词表
Unit 2 Section A Deep Concern
New Words
<1>concern |n. |1.[U] a feeling of worry |担心；忧虑
|In the story the parents show their great concern for their daughter. |故事里，父母对他们的女儿表现出极大的担心。

|The recent rise in crime is a matter of great public concern. |近来犯罪的增多是公众非常担忧的事情。

|2.[C] sth. that makes sb. worried |关心的事；担心的事
|His main concern is to be able to provide money for his family. |他主要关心的是为家里赚钱。

|Your private life is not my concern. |你的私生活与我无关。

|vt. |1. make sb. feel worried |使担心；使忧虑
|It isn't your problem—don't concern yourself with it. |这不是你的问题，你用不着担心。

|What concerns me most is that despite pay increases, production has not improved. |最令我担心的是虽然工资增加了，生产却没有上去。

|2. be about sth. |涉及，与...有关系
|This article concerns the issue of generation gap. |这篇文章讲的是代沟问题。

|This study concerns couples' expectations of marriage. |这项研究涉及夫妻对婚姻的期待。

<2>click |vi. |make a short, sharp sound |发出咔嗒声
|The key clicked in the lock. |钥匙在琐里咔嗒响了一声。

|Her shoes clicked against the floor as she walked. |她走动时，鞋在地板上咔噔咔噔作响。

|n. |[C] a short, sharp sound |咔嗒声
|The door opened with a click. |门咔嗒一声开了。

|I heard a click, and then the phone went dead. |我听到咔嗒一声电话就挂了。

<3>blast |vi. |produce a lot of noise, esp. music |发出响亮的声音（尤指音乐）
|Music blasted from the radio. |收音机里猛地响起了音乐。

|A machine gun blasted just outside the tent. |帐篷外，机关枪突然嘟嘟嘟地响起来。

|vt. |break up by explosion |爆破
|They had to blast their way through the mountainside. |他们不得不沿着山坡炸出一条路来。

|The first shot missed and blasted a hole in the wall. |第一枪打偏了，在墙上炸出了一个洞。

|n. |[C] an explosion |爆炸
|The blast completely destroyed the building. |爆炸彻底摧毁了这栋建筑。

|The blast killed 168 people and hurt hundreds. |爆炸炸死了168人，炸伤了数百人。

<4>forth |ad. |out; forward |出来；向外
|The sun came forth from behind the clouds. |太阳从云后出来。

|The house was still burning with thick black smoke pouring forth. |房子还在燃烧，冒出浓浓的黑烟。

<5>burst |vi. |(burst, burst) move somewhere suddenly or quickly, esp. into or out of a place |冲，闯
|Several students burst into the schoolmaster's office just as he was about to leave. |校长正要离开时，几个学生闯进了他的办公室。

|She burst out of the room without saying a single word. |她什么也没说，冲出了房间。

<6>horrible |a. |1.very bad or unpleasant |糟糕的；使人不愉快的
|This tastes horrible! |真难吃！
|The weather has been really horrible all week. |这一周天气真是糟糕透了。

|2.shocking; frightening |可怕的；令人恐惧的
|What a horrible story! |可怕的故事!
|It's horrible to hear that so many people in the world are hungry and don't have food. |听到世界上有这么多人挨饿，没东西吃，感到很可怕。

<7>stuff |n. |[U] sth. that one does not know the correct name |东西
|What's the green stuff at the bottom of the bottle? |瓶底上那绿色的是什么东西？
|I don't know how we're going to get all this stuff into the car. |我不知道我们如何将这些东西全部搬进车里去。

|vt. |push sth. into a space |填；塞
|The pillow was stuffed with feathers. |枕头里塞满了羽毛。

|The rooms are stuffed with antiques and priceless treasures. |这几间房子都塞满了古董和无价之宝。

<8>rhythm |n. |[C, U] a regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements |节奏
|I'm not keen on the tune but I love the rhythm. |我不特别喜欢那曲调，但喜欢它的节奏。

|You need to feel the rhythm of the music in order to dance properly. |为了跳好舞，你需要感受音乐的节奏。

<9>grab |vt. |take sth. suddenly or roughly |抓住，夺得
|Helen grabbed the toy car from her little brother. |海伦抢去了弟弟手上的玩具汽车。

|She grabbed her clothes and ran out when the alarm went off. |警报响起时，她抓起衣服就往外跑。

<10>thorough |a. |including every possible detail |全面的，彻底的
|The doctor gave the patient a thorough check-up. |医生为病人做了全面检查。

|The police made a thorough search of the house and found the child hiding under a chair. |警察彻底搜查了那所房子，发现孩子藏在椅子下。

<11><em>thoroughly</em> |ad. |carefully and completely |完全地；彻底地
|We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday. |我们假期玩得非常开心。

|Eating only thoroughly cooked foods will reduce your risk of illness. |只吃完全煮熟的食物可以减少生病的危险。

|★|<12>makeup |n. |[U] paint, powder, creams, etc. that people put on their face |化妆品
|She hadn't taken off her stage makeup yet when I saw her. |我见到她时她还没有缷去戏妆。

|After I put on my makeup, I'll be ready to go with you to the restaurant. |我化好妆后，就准备和你去饭馆。

<13>toast |n. |1. [U] bread made brown by heating |烤面包
|He had toast for breakfast. |他早餐吃了烤面包。

|She had a slice of toast and a cup of coffee. |她吃了一块烤面包，喝了一杯咖啡。

|2. [C] an act of drinking, esp. in order to thank sb., wish sb. luck, etc. |祝酒，干杯
|We drank a toast to our teacher's health. |我们干杯祝老师身体健康。

|I'd like to propose a toast to the bride and groom. |我提议为新娘新郎干杯。

|vt. |hold up one's glass and wish sb. success, happiness, luck, etc. |祝酒，干杯
|Let's toast the friendship between our two countries. |让我们为两国的友谊干杯。

|Let's toast Edward for a job well done. |让我们为爱德华出色的工作干杯。

<14>disgusting |a. |very unpleasant |令人厌恶的，令人反感的
|A bad egg has a disgusting smell. |臭蛋味道很难闻。

|Rubbish was piled everywhere—it was disgusting. |到处堆着垃圾，真叫人恶心。

<15>bug |vt. |(infml.) bother; annoy; trouble |打扰；使烦恼
|It really bugs me when people come around without calling first. |有些人不先打电话就来，实在讨厌。

|It just bugs me that I have to work so many extra hours for no extra money. |我必须加班加点地干这么多小时，却没有额外的工钱，实在让人烦恼。

|■|<16>eyeliner |n. |[C] |描眼膏；眼线笔
|French eye-liners are well-known to the world. |法国眼线笔世界有名。

|She was wearing thick, black eyeliner. |她描了浓浓的黑色眼线。

|■|<17>tattoo |n. |[C] patterns made by putting ink into the skin |文身
|She said she hated to see the tattoo on his arm. | 她说她讨厌看见他手臂上的刺纹。

|He has a tattoo of a snake on his left arm. |他的左臂刺了一条蛇。

|vt. |have patterns made by putting ink into the skin |在身上刺文身
|He had the words "I love you" tattooed on his chest. |他胸前文着“我爱你”的字样。

|The man's left arm was tattooed with a snake. |这男人的左臂刺了一条蛇。

<18>pierce |vt. |make a hole in |穿孔于，打眼于
|Many women have pierced their ears. |很多女士都扎了耳朵眼。

|Rose underwent emergency surgery after a bullet pierced her lung. |一颗子弹穿了她的肺后，罗斯做了紧急手术。

<19>bolt |vi. |move fast or run away suddenly |奔；窜
|The noise of the explosion made the horses bolt. |一声爆响，把那些马吓跑了。

|Before I could say a word, she turned and bolted out the front door. |不等我说话，她转身就窜出
了前门。

<20>upset |a. |feeling ill, worried, or anxious |不适的；心烦的；苦恼的
|Phone and tell the teacher that you get an upset stomach. |打电话告诉老师你的胃不舒服。

|I was quite upset at losing my purse. |我丢了钱包，心里非常不快。

|vt. |(upset, upset) make sb. worried, anxious, or ill |使心烦；使苦恼；使不适
|The news of his son's disappearance upset him. |他儿子失踪的消息使他心烦意乱。

|What upsets me most is the fact that she told a lie. |最让我不安的是她撒了谎。

<21>knot |n. |1. [C] an uncomfortable feeling, esp. in the stomach, caused by fear, anger, etc. |紧张（感）；心窝揪紧
|a knot of fear |一阵恐惧
|There was a knot of tension in his stomach. |他感到一阵紧张。

|2. [C] a join made by tying rope, cloth, etc. |（绳索、布条等打成的）结
|Please tie a knot at the end of rope. |请在绳子的一端打个结。

|Can you help me undo the knot? |帮我打开这个结好吗？
<22>awful |a. |very bad or unpleasant; terrible |糟糕的；可怕的
|It would be awful if they found out. |如果他们知道了真相，那就糟了。

|I felt awful about not being able to help. |我帮不上忙，心里很难受。

<23>@tune |n. |[C] a number of musical notes that form a pleasing pattern of sound |曲调；旋律
|I can't remember the tune of that song. |我记不起那首歌的调子。

|I've heard that tune before, but I don't know the words to the song. |我听过这个曲子，但记不起歌词了。

<24><em>tuneless</em> |a. |without tune; not having a pleasant tune |不成调的；不悦耳的|A young man walked by, singing a tuneless song. |一个年轻人从身边走过，哼着不成调的歌。

|The song is tuneful, but her voice is tuneless. |歌很有旋律，可她的嗓子不动听。

<25>offensive |a. |causing offence; unpleasant |讨厌的；令人不快的
|There are complaints that the advertisement was offensive to women. |有人投诉说这则广告是对女性的冒犯。

|There is an offensive smell in the room. |房间里有难闻的气味。

|▲|<26>lyric |n. |[C] (~s) words of a song, esp. a popular song |歌词
|I like the lyrics of this song. |我喜欢这首歌的歌词。

|He wrote some great music, but the lyrics he wrote weren't that good. |他创作了一些好音乐，但他写的歌词不怎么样。

<27>appeal |vi. |1. (to) attract; interest |使喜欢；吸引
|This music is too old-fashioned to appeal to young people any longer. |这音乐太老，不能再吸引年轻人。

|The idea of working abroad really appeals to me. |到国外工作对我真的有吸引力。

|2. make a strong request for help, support, etc. |恳请；呼吁
|The police are appealing to the public for any information about the murder victim. |警方呼吁公众提供有关被害者的情况。

|The police have appealed to anyone with information to come forward and talk to them. |警察呼吁所有知情的人来和他们谈谈。

<28>rid |a. |no longer annoyed by sb. or sth. unpleasant or unwanted |摆脱...的
|Just give him the money and you can be rid of him. |给他点钱，你就可以摆脱他了。

|Take the medicine, and you can get rid of this cold. |把药吃了，感冒就好了。

|vt. |(rid, rid) make sb. or sth. free from sth. unpleasant or unwanted |使摆脱，使去掉
|You must rid yourself of these old-fashioned ideas. |你必须抛掉这些陈旧的观念。

|Will science finally rid us of this disease? |科学最终会让我们根除这种疾病吗？
<29><em>piercing</em> |n. |[C] a hole made through part of one's body in order to wear jewelry there |刺穿的孔
|She has piercings in both of her ears. |她两耳都打了耳朵眼。

|Body massage and ear piercing are offered at the small shop. |这家小店提供身体按摩和穿耳孔服务。

<30>negative |a. |1.bad or harmful |不好的；负面的；消极的
|I'm feeling very negative about my job—in fact I'm thinking about finding a new one. |我觉得我的工作很没劲，事实上我正考虑找一份新工作。

|All this had a negative effect on my work. |所有这些对我的工作都产生了负面影响。

|2.saying or meaning no |否定的
|What is the negative form of this word? |这个词的否定形式是什么？
|He gave a negative answer without any explanation. |他没有解释，只是给了否定回答。

<31>influence |n. |[C, U] an effect on sb. or sth. |影响；作用
|The fact that he's rich and famous had no influence on our decision. |他有钱有名气，但这不会影响我们的决定。

|The parents were worried about the influence of Western films and TV programs on their children. |父母们担心西方电影和电视节目会影响孩子。

|vt. |have an effect on |影响
|You must decide for yourself. Don't let anyone else influence you. |你必须自己决定，别受他人的影响。

|How much does TV advertising really influence what people buy?| 电视广告对人们购物的影响到底有多少？
<32>patience |n. |[U] the quality of being able to remain calm, esp. when there is a difficulty or one has to wait a long time |耐心；忍耐（性）
|I'm sorry. I've got no patience with people who don't even try. |对不起，我不能容忍那些连试一下都不肯的人。

|This type of medical research requires great patience. |这种医学研究需要极大的耐心。

<33>anchor |n. |1.[C] sb. or sth. that provides support and a feeling of safety |依靠，靠山
|Parents need to be an anchor for their children. |父母应当是孩子的靠山。

|Dad was the anchor of the family and I could always go to him for help. |爸爸是家里人的依靠，我随时可以去找他帮忙。

|2. [C] a heavy metal object that is dropped into the water from a boat in order to keep the boat in one place |锚
|In the morning we weighed anchor and sailed on. |清晨我们起锚继续航行。

|We dropped anchor a few yards offshore. |我们在离岸几码远的地方抛锚。

<34>identity |n. |[C] who or what a person or thing is |身份；本体
|To escape the police, he had to conceal his identity. |为了躲避警方，他不得不隐瞒身份。

|She applied for a teaching job under a false identity. |她用假身份申请从事教书工作。

Phrases and Expressions
<35>along with |together with |一起，一道
|Along with hundreds of others, she lost her job when the factory closed. |工厂倒闭，她和其他几百名工人一起失去了工作。

|The mother was saved from the fire along with her baby. |母亲和婴儿都被从火中救了出来。

<36>turn off |stop using a piece of equipment by moving a switch |关闭
|Please turn all the lights off as you leave the building; we can't afford to waste power. |离开时请将所有的灯关掉，我们浪费不起电。

|She turned off the water, dried herself, and dressed in jeans and a shirt. |她把水关掉，擦干身上的水，然后穿上牛仔裤和衬衫。

<37>burst into |1. enter a place suddenly |闯入
|She burst into the manager's office and demanded to speak to him. |她冲入经理办公室，要求当面跟他说话。

|His partner was so excited about the news that he burst into the room to tell him. |他的伙伴听到这消息非常激动，冲进房间去告诉他。

|2. start suddenly |突然开始
|She burst into laughter. |她突然笑了起来。

|Afterwards, she went straight to the ladies' room and burst into tears. |然后，她径直走进卫生间哭了起来。

<38>over and over | again and again; repeatedly |一再，反复
|Read the word over and over until you can say it correctly. |一遍一遍地读这个单词，直到你读对了为止。

|They kept asking the same question over and over again. |他们反复问同一个问题。

<39>reach for |move one's hand or arm in order to touch or hold sth. |伸手去摸；伸手去取
|There was no time for me to reach for my gun. |我来不及伸手掏枪。

|There was a noise outside, so Bill reached for his flashlight. |比尔听到外面的声响，便伸手去拿手电筒。

<40>turn up |increase the amount of heat, sound, etc. by moving a switch |调大，开大
|He turned the heat up because it was very cold inside the house. |他把暖气开大了点，因为屋里非常冷。

|Is the sound turned up too loud for you? |你看这声音是否开得太大了？
<41>turn down |reduce the amount of heat, sound, etc. by moving a switch |调小，开小
|She could not bear the music and turned down the volume. |她受不了这种音乐，于是把音量关小了。

|Can you turn the TV down? I'm trying to work. |你能把电视的声音开小点吗？我正想静心工作呢。

<42>as well as |in addition to |除...之外；和
|He's worked in Japan as well as Italy.| 他在日本工作过，也在意大利工作过。

|Flowers are chosen for their scent as well as their look. |选花既要闻其香，又要观其色。

<43>turn on |cause water, gas, etc. to flow or equipment to operate |打开开关
|Please turn on the light for me; it's getting dark. |天黑了，请给我开开灯。

|Jack turned on his computer and checked his email. |杰克打开电脑，查看电子邮件。

<44>as usual |in the way that happens most of the time |像往常一样，照例
|Everything went on as usual, as if nothing had happened. |一切照常进行，好像什么也没发生过。

|As usual, they'd left the children at home with the babysitter. |像往常一样，他们将孩子留在家里由保姆看管。

<45>in peace and quiet|calmly; in a peaceful state |平静地
|I'm tired—can't you just leave me in peace and quiet? |我累了，你不能让我静一静吗？
|I wish she would just leave me in peace and quiet so that I can think about the problem without interruption. |我希望她能让我静一静，这样我可以不受干扰，好好想一想这个问题。

<46>wake up | (cause to) stop sleeping |（使）醒来
|Wake up, Jimmy, it's 8: 00. |醒醒，吉米，八点钟了！
|I'll wake you up when it's time to leave. |到了走的时候我会叫醒你。

<47>make one's blood boil | make sb. angry |使某人生气
|Her tuneless music made her father's blood boil. |她那难听的音乐使她父亲很生气。

|Whenever I think about it, it makes my blood boil. |我一想起它就生气。

<48>get rid of |1. free oneself from sth. unwanted or unpleasant |摆脱；除去
|I've tried all sorts of medicines to get rid of this cold. |为了治好感冒，我已经试了各种药物。

|This is an effective way to get rid of weeds. |这是一种除草的有效方法。

|2. throw away or destroy sth. that one does not want|丢弃；扔掉
|We're moving, so we have to get rid of a lot of our old furniture. |我们要搬家，不得不扔掉很多旧家具。

|We should encourage the governments of the world to get rid of all nuclear weapons. |我们应该鼓励各国政府销毁所有的核武器。

<49>knots in one's stomach |an unpleasant tight feeling |紧张，不安
|He said he felt knots in his stomach. |他说他感到不安。

|She had knots in her stomach before meeting his parents for the first time. |她第一次见他的父母时感到紧张。

<50>in any case |no matter what happens |无论如何；不管怎样
|The cost may be lower than we first thought, but in any case it will still be a lot. |费用也许比我们当初想象的低，但无论如何仍相当可观。

|I don't understand why you're against it. In any case, I'm going to try. |我不明白为什么你不同意，无论如何我要试一试。

<51>talk sth. over | talk about sth. thoroughly and seriously, esp. in order to settle a problem or reach a decision |商议；讨论
|If you're worried about this change of career, why don't you talk it over with your family? |如果你对这次变换职业担心的话，为什么不和家人商量一下呢？
|She wanted me to go to her office to talk things over. |她要我到她办公室把事情谈清楚。

Proper Names
<52>Sandy | |桑迪（人名）
<53>Steve Finch | |史蒂夫·芬奇（人名）
<54>Jane | |简（人名）。