综合英语第五册unit4课后答案

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3. She tortured herself with fantasies of Bob and hisfantasies new girlfriend. _______ _________ imagination 4. Doomsday fantasies have haunted the popular imagination of this century, More… fromfiction nuclear Armageddon to imaginary alien fiction: refers to books and stories about people and events, rather than books about real people or invasions. events.
radiant: sending out light or heat in all directions, shinning; (of a person) showing love and happiness
shiny: esp. of a smooth surface looking as if polished bright: giving out or throwing back light very strongly; fully light; famous, glorious
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3. A six-person shower was full of ________ glistening naked bodies and a tangle of arms and legs. 4. He could see the gunners, their eyes hidden behind goggles and their faces glistening _______ with sweat. More… brilliant: very bright, splendid, or showy in appearance.
luminous 1. The ________ luminous wallpaper had attractive silhouettes of young women. 2. The luminous _______ stars in the clear northern night sky brought back all the beautiful memories of her childhood.
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II. pair in their appropriate forms and note the difference of meaning between them. glistening luminous
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prominent outstanding
Both words refer to something of unusual distinction or relevance by reason of its excellence or motivating force. Outstanding, besides its general meaning of being excellent, suggests a feature that is sharply distinct from its surroundings. Prominent carries less suggestions of excellence than outstanding, and it may point to status gained on other grounds entirely, or suggest merely familiarity to a wide audience.
CA-LGWKSynonyms-1 Fill in each blank with one of the two words from each
Luminous describes a source of light, indicating the brightness or clarity, but it can also specifically suggest a soft or barely perceivable radiance or one enclosed within or seen through something else. Glistening is almost exclusively restricted to reflected light, although sometimes it does suggest in addition to dimness an undulating reflection or a moist surface.
grave illness 1. The AIDS patient finally couldn't survive the _____ and left his five helpless children at the mercy of charity. 2. This is a ______ serious and good-faith effort to try to engage in a dialogue.
1. In lives that are always difficult to comprehend, we are all accustomed to retreating into a world of ______ fantasy, illusion and fantasy omnipotence. 2. Seeing the dome at close quarters, I was struck by its failure of imagination imagination, _________ its sheer ugliness.
fallacy: a fallacy is an idea which many people believe to be true, but which is in fact false because it is based on incorrect information or reasoning fantasies _______
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serious 3. The US finally became ______ serious about toppling Saddam and the devastating war began. grave 4. We had to tip up the bed and the model was in _____ danger of falling off it. More… significant: a significant amount or effect is large enough to be important or affect a situation to a noticeable degree solemn: someone or something that is solemn is very serious rather than cheerful or humorous basic: if one thing is basic to another, it is absolutely necessary to it, and the second thing cannot exist, succeed, or be imagined without it
1. Tina was presented with a trophy for her outstanding outstanding _________ contribution to the music industry. 2. The Fords' family is wealthy and socially prominent prominent, and ________ now intends to enter in| Synonyms | Filling | Sentences | Grammar | Cloze
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grave serious
Both words emphasize something that is urgent or crucial and that promises to have an extremely undesirable outcome. Grave is the more restricted of the two, specifically suggesting something that may well have a fatal conclusion. Serious is more general and it suggests the crucial, ponderous, or solemn, but with less emphasis on urgency and even less on negative eventualities.
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fantasy imagination
Both words refer to the mind's power to call up images, to picture or conceive things that are not actually before the eye or within the experience. Fantasy is imagination divorced from reality. The creations of fantasy may be delightfully bizarre or may be weird and grotesque, as in the case of science-fiction stories depicting monstrous beings from Mars. Engaged in fantasy, the imagination projects unreal images or imaginary scenes on the screen of the mind, creating a dream world.