必修四Unit5单词讲解

高中英语必修四Unit5单词讲解

1)theme n. [C]

1. The main theme of discussion was press censorship. (新闻审查制度)。

2. The theme of the poem is love and peace.

3. Our school themes must be written in ink and on white paper.

2)central (adj.)

1. The railroad station is in the central part of the city.

2. The head office is in the central part of the city.

3. What's the central idea of the article?

center (n.)

1.Alice stood in the center of a large group.

2. Our city is the industry center of the country.

3)various (adj.)

1. Everyone arrived late at the party for various reasons.

2. Wheat is grown in various parts of the country.

vary (vt.) (vi.)

1. He never varied his habits.

2. Teachers should vary their lessons to make them more interesting. That sort of thing varies from person to person.

Variety （n.）

1. What other ways do you know to add variety?

2.People like to live a life full of variety.

3.He has a variety of interests.

4. Hospitals deal with diseases of every variety.

4)be famous for

be famous as

5)whichever (pron.) &(adj. )

1. She'll buy whichever is cheapest.

2.Whichever you like is yours.

3.Whichever did you choose?

4. You'll find deer crossings whichever road you take.

5.Whichever side wins, I shall be satisfied.

6)fantasy (n.)

1. George lives in a world of fantasy.

2. The whole story is a fantasy.

fancy n.& vt.

1. He took a fancy to the girl next door. 迷恋。

2. She has a lively fancy. 想像力。

3. Fancy sitting in the sun all day!

4.Fancy her saying a thing like that!

5.I fancy he's pretty happy.

6.What do you fancy for dinner?

7.I don't fancy walking in the rain. 喜欢

7)amusement (n.)

1. To our amusement, the actor jumped on and off the stage.

2.Reading and seeing movies are among my amusements.

3.They often sing for their own amusement. 自娱。

amuse (vt.) (+at/by/with)]

1.A clown's job is to amuse the spectators.

2. It was too rainy to play outside, so she amused herself with a book.

3.He amused himself by playing the flute. 吹笛

amusing (adj.)

1.It was amusing to watch the trained elephants perform.

2.He told amusing jokes after dinner.

amused (adj.)

1. The audience was amused by the performance.

2. She wore on her face an amused look.

8)swing (n.) &vt.

1. The swing of the ship made many people seasick.

2. The children are playing on the swings in the park.

3. He swings his arms as he walks.

4.The lamp swung in the breeze.

5. He swung around and shouted at me. (人等)转向,转身[Q][(+round)] 9)attraction (n.)

1. Detective novels used to hold a special attraction for me.

2.The elephants were the chief attraction at the circus.

3. The attraction of the moon for the earth causes the tides.

attract (vt.)