大学新视野英语第一册读写教程u2_单词课件
第二版新视野大学英语读写教程第一册语言点 U 2
U2Part 1(Paras. 1~ 4)The talk between Sandy and her father.Part 2(Para. 5)Morning washing.Part 3(Paras. 6~ 20)The conversation between Sandy and her mother.Part 4(Paras. 21~ 28)The talk between Sandy’s father and mother about the problemsthey had with their daughter.Part 5(Para. 29)The mother’s consideration for how to talk to her daughter. General ideas:This article shows us the different attitudes of two generations towards some questions through the conversation between the parents and the daughter on a busy morning and draws the more serious questions of generation gap. From this article we can have some ideas of the aspects in which generation gap exists in America and their different views towards the same things.Words and Expressions:This study concerns couples' expectations of marriage.这项研究涉及夫妻对婚姻的期待。
新视野大学英语第一册Unit-2-课件
click on
Children can click on a sentence to hear it read aloud.
[countable] 1. a short hard sound
The door closed with a click.
the click of a mouse
used to show how quickly something can be done on a computer
Choose the image you want by clicking twice.
Programs must grab a viewer's attention in the
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1. click:
[intransitive and transitive] to make a short hard sound, or make something produce this sound.
The door clicked shut behind me. Mother clicked her tongue (=made a short sound to show disapproval) and sighed.
Your photos can be viewed with the click of a mouse.
2 trong movement of wind or air, blast of
It is a fictional name for eye-liner make-up by the writer for use in this story 3)tattoos
新视野大学英语一 第二单元单词讲解课件
4.tend vi/vt. eg. People tend to need less sleep as they grow older. Chris Medina tended his fiancee during her long illness. 5. relate v. eg.I find it hard to relate to children. The report relates heart disease to high levels of stress. 6. interrogation. eg. You have the right to keep silence during the police interrogations.
New Words Review
一致性 回答;反应 反驳 倾向于;照顾 评价 趋势 应用;申请 单个的;个人 和睦相处;把...联系 起来 题名;使有权做 采用;收养 好奇心 观点;视线 反对 冲突 毁坏 包容 处理;方法;接近 争吵;论点 醒来;唤醒 忽略
Phrases Review
登记入住 失去冷静 使某人意识到某事 把某物收好
New Words Review
影响 使摆脱 身份 东西;填 冲;闯 令人厌恶的 不适的;使心烦 糟糕的;可怕的 曲调;旋律 吸引;呼吁 担心;涉及 发出咔嗒声 发出响亮的声音 抓住 烤面包;祝酒 出来;向外 歌词 化妆 穿孔;打眼 紧张感;结
Phrases Review
伸手去摸 商议;讨论 闯入
Section A
1.concern n./vt. eg. Her parents showed great ~ for her. Nowadays drunk driving is a public ~. What ~s me is that I may not pass the exam. The article ~s the issue of generation gap. 2. click vt./n. eg.The key ~ed in the lock. The door opened with a ~. 3. blast v./n. eg. Music ~ed from the radio. The bomb ~ed a hole in the wall.
新视野第一册读写教程Unit 2 Section A 词汇
新视野第一册读写教程Unit 2 Section A 词汇1.concernFollowing the accident there is growing concern over the safety of rail travel.The doctor expressed serious concern about her health.The local government fails to know the concerns of the poor people.What concerns the experts most is the increasing level of pollution in our cities.He has never been very concerned about what other people think of him.Her daughter is changing and she’s concerned about her.What concerns the experts most is the increasing level of pollution in our cities.He has never been very concerned about what other people think of him.Her daughter is changing and she’s concerned about her.Tonight’s program concerns the effects of the law on ordinary people.The following story concerns two famous characters of gold rush days.2.stuffWhat’s that green stuff at the bottom of the bottle?What’s the sticky stuff on the floor?If you stuff the bag too full, it will break.3.disgustingIt tastes disgusting!It is disgusting that we girls have to do all theheavy work!What a disgusting smell!4.bugTom’s mother always bugs him that he’s not as successful as his brother.5.offensiveThe room has an offensive smell. Why not open the window and air it?I found his manner extremely offensive.6.appealThe idea of living in that city doesn’t appeal to me at all.Relief workers in the disaster area are appealing for more help and supplies.What appeals to you most when you chose your major?7.negativeSmoking has a negative effect on my health.When the girl asked if she could go out with her boyfriend, her parents gave her a negative answer.8.turn upPlease turn up the TV. I’d like to hear the news.9.turn downPlease turn the radio down. I’m trying to sleep.Turn the TV down! It’s too loud!10.turn onHe turned on the TV.Turn the tap on and wash your hands.11.turn offTurn off the light before you leave the room.Having not found an interesting program, he turned the TV off.12.burst intoThe children burst into the room for toys.A strange man burst into the house.The children burst into the office without stopping to knock.Mary burst into tears.She burst into song.13.make one’s blood boilHis remarks made her blood boil.The way he treats his children makes my blood boil.14.get rid ofI cannot get rid of the troubling idea.These pills will help me get rid of my cold.He just sat there talking all evening and I couldn’t get rid of him.There are too many flies in the dining-room; they should think of a way to get rid of them.If you want to keep fit, you should first of all get rid of your bad habit of smoking and drinking.15.as usualAs usual, there will be a meeting on Tuesday afternoon.16.in any caseWe’ve decided to go in any case.He didn’t say anything about it at the meeting and in any case it’s too late now.17.talk overI’d like to talk over that article with you.Why don’t you come to my office and talk it over with me?Who do you prefer to talk things over with, your peers or parents?The parents and the teachers are willing to talk over problems.。
新视野大学英语(第三版)读写教程第一册Unit2-单词解释及例句
New wordsUnit 2 TEXT Acluttern.[sing., U] a large number of things that are scattered somewhere in an untidy way 杂乱的东西awaitvt.1 wait for sth. 等待;等候The little boy was still awaiting his father’s return when the clock struck 11. 当时钟敲响11 点时,那个小男孩仍在等着他爸爸回来。
2 if sth. awaits you, it will happen to you (某事)将降临到…身上The biggest surprise awaiting the birthday girl is that her father is flying to London for her birthday.那个过生日的女孩即将得到的最大惊喜是她爸爸将飞到伦敦来为她庆祝生日。
vehiclen.[C] (fml.) a machine with an engine that is used to take people or things from one place to another, such as a car, bus, or truck 交通工具;车辆efficiencyn.[U] the quality of doing sth. well and effectively, without wasting time, money, or energy 效率;效能To increase our working efficiency, it is necessary to take advantage of every moment we have. 为了提高工作效率,我们必须分秒必争。
新视野大学英语第一册--unit2PPT课件
Do you think there is a generation gap between you and your family?
How do you think good parents should treat their
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What are the possible reasons for generation gap?
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Different Lifestyle
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2. Parents are busy with work so they rarely communicate with children.
3. Parents ask children to be absolutely obedient to them. Sometimes the children are unwilling to communicate with parents.
Do you always do what your parents want you to do?
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Have you ever quarreled with your parents? What’s your quarrel about?
Do you think you have shown respect to your parents?
Super Junior (80s and 90s), Top Combine(至 上励合)(00s) Choosing friend Values of the world and love
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Different interests
Pecking Opera
新视野大学英语视听说第一册第2单元课件
Javelin 标枪
Overweight: a.超重的;过重的[F] n. 超重;过重[U] vt. 使负担过重,使受压过重
The overweighed guy 墨西哥男子曼努埃尔· 乌里韦以近560公斤体重被《吉尼斯世界纪 录大全》列为“世界上最胖的人”。不过最近两年来,乌里韦已在
New Words from Let’s talk Popcorn: 爆米花
Pizza Hut
Michael Owen
Corner 角球
thousand million百万 billion十亿 1,000 1,000,000 1,000,000,000
一亿 100,000,000 30亿 3,000,000,000
Words Bank
Stadium: 体育场 Gym: 体育馆 健身房 (gymnasium ) Seat: vt. 可容纳……人 six-pack: (美)6瓶或6罐装 enter for: 报名参加
Marathon: about 42.195 km.
世界上最长的田径项目——马拉松赛跑
马拉松赛是一项长跑比赛项目,其距离为42.195公里。这个比赛项目的距 离为什么不是整数呢?这要从公元前490年9月12日发生的一场战役讲起。 这场战役是波斯人和雅典人在离雅典不远的马拉松海边发生的,雅典人最终 获得了反侵略的胜利。为了让故乡人民尽快知道胜利的喜讯,统帅米勒狄派一个 叫菲迪皮得斯的士兵回去报信。 菲迪皮得斯是个有名的“飞毛腿”,为了让故乡人早知道好消息,他一个劲 地快跑,当他跑到雅典时,已喘不过气来,只说了一句“我们胜利了!”就倒在 地上死了。 为了纪念这一事件,在1896年举行的现代第一届奥林匹克运动会上,设立 了马拉松赛跑这个项目,把当年菲迪皮得斯送信跑的里程——42.195公里作为 赛跑的距离。
新视野大学英语第三版第一册 U2 SectionB单词详解51页PPT
26、机遇对于有准备的头脑有特别的 亲和力 。 27、自信是人格的核心。
28、目标的坚定是性格中最必要的力 量泉源 之一, 也是成 功的利 器之一 。没有 它,天 才也会 在矛盾 无定的 迷径中 ,徒劳 无功。- -查士 德斐尔 爵士。 29、困难就是机遇。--温斯顿.丘吉 尔。 30、我奋斗,所以我快乐。--格林斯 潘。
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60、生活的道路一旦选定,就要勇敢地 走到底 ,决不过 去和未 来文化 生活的 源泉。 ——库 法耶夫 57、生命不可能有两次,但许多人连一 次也不 善于度 过。— —吕凯 特 58、问渠哪得清如许,为有源头活水来 。—— 朱熹 59、我的努力求学没有得到别的好处, 只不过 是愈来 愈发觉 自己的 无知。 ——笛 卡儿
经典:新视野大学英语第一册第二单元课堂课件
And yet I _w_o_n_d_e_r_ if she could take good care of
herself. (Para. 4)
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Main idea & structure
Main ideas of the parts
Part I (Paras. 1- _4_)
The daughter is leaving home for independence and the mother feels _g_la_d_ on the one hand and expresses her c_o_n_c_e_r_n_/_d_o_u_b_t_ on the other.
rusted shaving blades, hair in the sink, empty tubes of
toothpaste
dump, sweep, clean
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Main idea & structure
Main ideas of the parts
She left a mess. (Paras.6-12)
Tips
1) Keep our minds open to our parents; 2) Treat our parents the way we want them to treat
us; 3) Make friends with our parents; 4) Learn to be responsible for our actions; 5) Be sure to show love to our parents in d activities
Watch and Talk
2. Is there any conflict or disagreement between you and your parents? And what should we do to settle the conflict or disagreement?
新视野读写教程1第三版单词UNIT 2
Vocabulary Acluttern. 杂乱的东西awaitvt. 1 等待;等候;2 (某事)将降临到…身上vehiclen. 交通工具;车辆efficiencyn. 效率;效能embarrassvt. (尤指在社交场合)使尴尬,使窘迫embarrassmentn. 1 让人难堪的人;使人为难的事;2 尴尬;难堪;窘迫rustv. (使)生锈n. 锈;铁锈bladen. 刀刃;刀片tuben. 1 (膏状物等的)管状容器;2 管子pasten. 糊状物;膏vt. (用糨糊)粘贴toothpasten. 牙膏polishn. 上光剂;擦光剂vt. 1 擦亮;擦光;2 修改;润色trashn. 废物;垃圾dumpvt. 1 倾倒;把…倒空;2 丢弃;扔掉matchv. 1 (与…)属同一双;(使)成对;2 (与…)相配,相称mismatcheda. 不配对的purplea. 紫色的n. 紫色closetn. 壁橱comicn. (儿童)连环漫画册a. 滑稽的;好笑的fictionn. 1 小说;2 虚构的事;想象的事romantica. 1 (书、剧本、电影)浪漫的,关于爱情的;2 多情的;浪漫的historicala. 1 描写历史事件的;基于史实的;2 (有关)历史的beloveda. 钟爱的;挚爱的;宝贝的stuffvt. 1 填;塞;2 填满;装满n. 各种物品sackn. 大口袋;粗布袋;麻袋stackv. (使)整齐地堆起;摞起n. (叠放整齐的)一叠,一堆,一摞plaguen. 1 蝗灾/鼠灾等;2 瘟疫;疫病clumsya. 1 (物体)笨重的;2 笨拙的;不灵活的charityn. 1 慈善事业;2 慈善机构;慈善团体bandn. 1 圈;箍;带;2 乐队;乐团curlv. 盘绕;缠绕curlern. 卷发夹strainvi. 使劲拉;使劲推;绷紧vt. 拉伤;扭伤;损伤n. 焦虑;紧张haulvt. 拖;拉donationn. 1 捐赠物(尤指捐款);2 捐助(尤指钱)curbn. 路缘vt. 控制;抑制;约束sorea. 痛的;疼痛的ridiculousa. 愚蠢的;荒唐的;可笑的tossvt. 扔;掷;抛strip (also ~off)vt. 1 剥去;除去;2 脱去(…的)衣服craftn. (指传统的手工)工艺;手艺clipvt. 1 (从报纸、杂志等上)剪下;2 夹住;扣住n. (电影、电视节目或新闻的)剪辑itemn. (尤指清单上、一群或一组事物中的)一项,一件,一条emotionala. 1 情绪激动的(尤指哭泣);2 情绪(上)的;情感(上)的bugn. 1 热衷于某事的人;迷;2 小虫子reversevt. 推翻,彻底改变(决定、判决、过程等)n. 相反情况;正相反a. 相反的(顺序、局势、过程等)tokenn. 象征;标志make it1 获得成功2 (尤指在困难情况下)准时到达,赶上free of/from无…的;摆脱了…的catch oneself doing sth.突然意识到自己在做某事throw away扔掉;丢弃after all1 终究;最终还是2 毕竟reverse oneself(争论中)改变主意/立场straighten up1 把…弄整洁2 直起身keep back1 抑制,控制(感情)2 隐瞒某事with open arms热烈地;欣然Vocabulary Blimpa. 软的;不强壮的vi. (因一腿受伤而)跛行,一瘸一拐地走surgevi. 1 迅速涌动;蜂拥向前;2 突然上涨;激增n. 1 (情感的)突发;涌现;2 (数量的)急剧增加breezen. 微风;和风shivervi. (因寒冷或害怕而)颤抖,哆嗦,发抖complainv. 抱怨;不满;发牢骚chilln. 寒冷;寒气chillya. 寒冷的;冷得难受的stridevi. 迈大步走;大踏步走n. 1 大步;阔步;2 进步;进展;发展meltv. (使)融化;(使)熔化vi. 逐渐消失meltinga. 融化的;熔化的;溶解的shedn. 工棚;厂房;库房immensea. 巨大的fatiguen. 疲劳;疲乏;劳累aboardprep. 在(船,飞机,火车)上;上(船,飞机,火车)hutn. (简陋的)小屋,棚屋,茅舍barreln. (中间鼓起的)桶shelln. (蜗牛或螃蟹等的)壳;贝壳shellfishn. 水生有壳动物;水生贝类动物bundlen. 捆;把;扎;束eeln. 鳗;鳝portionn. (数量或总数的)一部分,一份migratevi. 1 (鸟或动物)迁徙;2 (尤指为找工作)移居,迁移migrationn. 1 (鸟或动物的)迁徙;2 移居; 迁移wrapvt. (用纸、布等)包,裹(某物)vt. 拆开,打开(包装)suspiciousa. 1 感到怀疑的;认为有问题的;2 怀疑的;猜疑的;3 可疑的;引起怀疑的suspiciouslyad. 1 感到怀疑地;不信任地;2 怀疑地;猜疑地pinchn. 一小撮vt. 捏;掐;夹vanishvi. 突然不见; 消失slopen. 斜面;斜坡crackern. 薄脆饼干peakn. 1 山顶;山峰;2 高峰;顶点stretchv. 1 (使)延续;(使)延伸;2 (使)变大;(使)变松;拉长;3 伸开,伸展(肢体)overtake (overtook, overtaken)v. 追上;赶上;超过vt. 超越;超过anticipatevt. 预期;预料reluctancen. 勉强;不情愿stoopvi. 俯身;弯腰restraintn. 1 安全装置;安全带;2 抑制;克制;控制;3 管制措施;限制;控制v. (使)摩擦,擦伤;刮坏vt. (用小刀等)刮除delicatea. 1 易坏的;易碎的;脆弱的;2 微妙的;需要谨慎处理的;3 精巧的;精致的;精美的gripvt. 紧握;紧抓n. 紧握;紧抓;握力graduala. 逐渐的;逐步的graduallyad. 逐渐地;逐步地swayvi. 摇摆;摆动;摇晃accompanyvt. 陪伴;陪同pureeda. 捣压成酱(泥,糊)的tunan. (pl. tuna) 金枪鱼awkwarda. 1 笨拙的;不灵巧的;2 令人尴尬的;使人难堪的sipn. 一小口v. 小口地喝;抿;呷champagnen. (法国)香槟酒slow down(使)慢下来;(使)减速make sense1 有意义;表述清晰;易于理解2 明智;合乎情理at least1 至少;起码2 至少(指尽管没有更好的情况)lay sth. out铺开;展开hang up1 挂起(衣服)2 挂断电话be supposed to do sth.应该做某事not that … but (that) …不是…而是…once in a while偶尔;有时;间或the small of one’s back后腰not care for sb./sth.不喜欢某人/某物Virginia弗吉尼亚州(美国州名)Chicago芝加哥(美国伊利诺伊州最大城市)the Sargasso Sea(北大西洋的)马尾藻海the Mediterranean地中海Mount Fuji富士山(位于日本本州中南部)the Potomac波托马克河(美国东部河流)Swiss Army Knife瑞士军刀。
新视野大学英语第三版第一册 U2 SectionB单词详解PPT课件
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aboard
• on or onto a ship, plane, or train在[(船,飞机,火车) 上; 上(船,飞机,火车)
等了两个时之后,他们径直上了飞机。 • After waiting for two hours, they got aboard the plane.
diner:
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limp
a. not firm or strong 软的;不强壮的
• 那个人用他有力的手指握住老人无力的手指,传递着爱意和鼓励。 • The man wrapped his strong fingers around the old man's limp ones, sending a
message of love and encouragement. vi. walk slowly and with difficulty because one leg is hurt or injured (因一腿受伤 而)跛行,一瘸一拐的走 •那条狗一瘸一拐地慢慢往前走;他的一条后腿受了重伤。
sth. or sb.抱怨; 不满; 发牢骚
• The verb complain has the following usages:
• complain that
• 城市居民抱怨房价过高。 City residents complain that the housing price is unreasonably high. • complain about 不要只是抱怨哪里不对,要提出一些积极的办法去解决问题。
新视野读写教程第一册unit_2 sectionA课件完全版
Makeup & Tattoos
Father’s thoughts She is changing …; Who knows what will be next? Mother’s thoughts biggest problem
Conclusion: We need to have a talk with Sandy.
stuff
n. 东西 eg. What’s this sticky stuff on the floor? vt. 填;塞 eg. He stuffed the shoes with newspaper. stuff sb./ oneself with sth. // stuff one's face 吃饱/撑 e.g. We stuffed our faces at the party. 我们在聚会时都吃撑了。
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Unit 2
Warming
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Keys
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Warming up
Tattoo
Tattoos: permenant ink markings placed just under the skin, having been common among societies for a long time. Though often used to identify people as criminals, tattoos have also been used as an expression of beauty, independence, identity and religion. Nowadays, some young people like to show they are special through tattoos.
新视野大学英语第一册第二单元ppt
infancy toddler years
childhood adolescence adulthood
Adolescence is a challenging time for young people, bringing on not only the physical changes of puberty, but emotional transformation as well and in some cases, the emergence of serious mental health conditions. For parents, it can sometimes seem like their affectionate, adoring child has become a different, distant person and that their teen’s friends have become more important to them than their family. But some of these changes are part of the essential process of moving toward independence and parents who are able to offer more empathy than judgment can continue to be a source of guidance for their kids, and emerge from this period with their relationship intact. Admittedly, though, teens do not always make it easy: A heightened egocentrism is a core trait of adolescence.
新视野(第二版)读写第一册Unit Two Text A 课件
Part One Main idea Sandy and her father hold different attitudes towards ________.
Part One Main idea Sandy and her father hold different attitudes towards music. Can you find some key words to show the difference?
Other language points---Para 1. • • • • click on 咔哒一声打开 blast forth ke a shot. (比喻) 句型as… 表“同时”
Other language points---Para 2. • It does have rhythm.
Deep Concern
Book One Unit Two Text A
Describe the two picutes and discuss What these two pictures want to tell us?
What Is Generation Gap? • In modern society, there is often a lack of understanding between parents and children. Parents dislike what their children think and do, while children often complain that their parents cannot understand them.
Study on Words • toast • At the end of the meal John was asked to propose a toast. • We toasted his health. • We toasted him in beer.
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5. rust
• 1). v. become covered with rust, or make sth. Become covered in rust (使)生锈 • Years of being left out in the rain had ~ed the metal chairs.
7. dump: vt
• 1). empty out a container, vehicle, as by overturning or tilting • He opened his bag and ~ed its contents. • 他打开包,把里面的东西倒在桌子上。 • 2). get rid of sth. that you do not want丢弃;扔掉 • People who want to get rid of old cars sometimes ~ them in the woods. • 人们为了处理掉旧车, 有时候 就把它们丢在树林里。
14. stack
• v. make things into a neat pile, or form a neat pile(使)整 齐地堆起 • The waitress ~ed the dishes on the counter and then sat down for a rest. • 女服务员把盘子整齐地码放在柜台上,然后坐下来休息。 • n. [C]a neat pile of things(叠放整齐的)一叠,一堆,一 摞 • I eventually found the letter I was looking for under a ~ of papers. • 我最终在一摞纸的下面找到了我要找的那封信。
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• 我们知道,长时间没有变化会导致乏味,以及身体和精神上的紧 张。
16. curb
• n. [C] the raised edge of a road, between where people can walk and cars can drive 路缘 • For the sake of safety, please walk as close to the ~ as possible • 为了安全起见,请尽量靠近路缘走路。 • vt. Control or limit sth. in order to prevent it from having a harmful effect控制;抑制;约束 • The government should take steps to ~ the rapid rise in housing prices. • 政府应采取措施抑制房价的快速上涨。
10. catch oneself doing sth.: suddenly realize one is doing sth.突然意识到自己在做某事
• One day I caught myself smiling for no reason; then I realized I was thinking of you.
• 这些金属椅子多年来一直放在外面,已经被雨淋得生锈 了。 • 2). [U] the reddish-brown substance that forms on iron or steel when it gets wet • There were large patches of ~ on the car. • 车上有大块的锈斑。
• 有一天我忽然发觉自己正无缘无 故地微笑,随后我意识到我那时 想到了你。
11. content: n. (~s)[pl.]
• 1). The things that are inside a box, bag,room, etc. 所容纳之物; 内 容 • I emptied the ~s of the fridge into boxes. • 我把冰箱里的东西全都倒到了盒子里。 • 2). the things that are written in a letter, book, etc.(信、书等的)内 容 • She kept the ~s of the letter a secret. • 她对这封信的内容秘而不宣。 • 3). a list at the beginning of a book or magazine, showing the parts in which the book or magazine is divided(书或杂志的)目录 I can’t find it in the ~s. 我在目录里找不到它。
12. fiction: n
• 1). [U]books and stories about imaginary people and events 小说 • He was a very successful writer of children’s ~. • 他是一位非常成功的儿童小说家。 • 2). [C] sth. that people want you to believe is true but which is not true虚构的是;想象的事 • Sometimes children have trouble separating fact from ~ and may believe that such things actually exist. • 有时候孩子们难以区分哪些事情是真实的、哪些是虚构 的,他们或许会相信这些事情的存在。
15.strain
• • • • • • • vi. pull hard at sth. Or push hard against sth. 使劲拉;使劲推;绷紧 The dog ~s at the rope fastened to its collar, eager to be off. 那只狗使劲拽着拴在脖子上的绳子,拼命要挣脱。 vt. injure a muscle or part of your body by using it too much or making it work too hard拉伤;扭伤;损伤 I ~ed a muscle in my back when playing tennis. 我在打网球时拉伤了背上的一块肌肉。 n. [C,U]worry that is caused by having to deal with a problem or work too hard over a long period of time焦虑;紧张 We know that a long time without change can lead to boredom, and physical and mental strain.
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1. await
• 1). wait for sth. 等待; 等候 The little boy was still ~ing his father return when the clock struck 11. 当钟敲响11 点时, 那个小男孩仍在等着他爸爸回来。 2). if sth. Awaits you, it will happen to you (某事)将降临 到…身上 The biggest surprise ~ing the birthday girl is that her father is flying to London for her birthday 那个过生日的女孩即将得到的最大惊喜是她 爸爸将飞到 伦敦来为她庆祝生日。
8. match: v
1). belong to the same parir (与…)属同一双;(使)成 对 • Your socks don’t ~. • 你的袜子不成双。 • 2). if one thing matches another or they match, they look attractive together(与…)相配,相称 • She wore a green silk dress and hat to ~. • 她穿了一件绿色丝裙,戴着与之相配的帽子。
9. file: vt. keep papers, documents, etc. in a particular place so that you can find them easily把…归档/存档
• Please ~ those letters by arrival date. • 请将那些信件根据寄达时间归档。
2. make it
• 1) be successful at sth., e.g. in your job • He came to the US and not only made it, but made it big. • 他到美国, 不仅成功了, 而且还发达了。 • 2)succeed in getting somewhere in time for sth. Or when this is difficult (尤指在困难情况下)准时到达,赶上 With blood pouring from his leg, he made it to a nearby house. 他腿上流着血,支撑着走到附近的一座房子。
6. polish
• n. [C,U] a chemical substance that you rub onto an object to make it shine上光剂;擦光剂 • The girl was told by her parents to remove the ~ from her nail because she was too young for make-up. • 女孩的父母让她把指甲油擦掉,因为她太小,不适合化妆。 • vt. • 1). make sth. smooth, bright, and shiny by rubbing it擦亮;擦光 • He ~ed his glasses with a handkerchief in order to see more clearly. • 他用手帕擦了擦眼镜,以便看得更清楚。 • 2). Improve a piece of writing, a speech, etc. by making slight changes to it before it is completely finished修改;润色 Your essay is good; you just need to ~ it a bit. 你的文章不错,你是要稍加润色就可以了。