英语课文讲解ppt课件

幸福是一只蝴蝶
你要追逐它的时候， Happiness is a butterfly ,
总是追不到
which, when pursed ,
但是
Is always just beyond grasp ,
如果你悄悄的坐下来， But which,
它也许会飞到你的身上。if you sit down quietly,
The smell of sawdust(锯屑 )and glue pervaded the factory.
•工厂里弥漫着锯屑和胶水的气味。
Science and technology have come to pervade every aspect of our lives.
Contradictions grow in breadth and in depth • 矛盾扩大和加深。
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Language points
…until we were pervaded by that wordless thrill which is the sense of wonder.
pervade vt. 遍及，弥漫；渗透，充满
By : Sun
Group: three
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Unit 3 Text B
The innocent Eye
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The Innocent Eye
Dorr Bothwell
Creative observation of our surroundings revives in us a sense of the wonder of life .Much of this discovery involves the recovery of something that we all once had in childhood .When we were very young we were all artists . We all came into this world with the doors of perception wide open . Everything was a delightful surprise .
（使）积聚；（使） Slowly a thick layer of fat builds up on the pan's
逐渐增加
surface .
• 慢慢地，平底锅表面积起了一层厚厚的油脂。
增强…的体质；建 Dr. Johnson and I have been trying to build him up 立…的信心, physically.
• 约翰逊医生和我一直试图增强他的体质。
吹捧；抬举
The media will report on it and the tabloids （n. 小报， 通俗小报）will build it up
• 媒体会报道此事，小报则会大肆吹7 捧。
Language points
… through the sense of vision we were able to "feel“ things beyond the grasp of our hands.
may alight upon you.
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This kind of seeing was a slow ,uncritical examination in depth.
in dHale Waihona Puke Baidupth全面深入地；彻底地
This is a new subject and needs to be explored in depth. • 这是个新课题，需要深入的研究。
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Now, let’s learn some significant words and expressions in the two paragraph .
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Language points
Touch by touch we built up our store of tactile impressions , keenly sensed in minute detail.
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Everything , at first , required the slow , loving touch of our tongues and our hands. Long before , we could speak , we knew the comfort of our mother's warm body , the delightful feel of a furry toy . Smooth and rough surfaces ,things cold and hot surprised and charmed us. Touch by touch we built up our store of tactile impressions , keenly sensed in minute detail.
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Later on , this tactile sensing was transferred to our eyes , and through the sense of vision we were able to "feel“ things beyond the grasp of our hands . This kind of seeing was not the rapid sophisticated eye-sweep of the efficient fact-finding adult . This kind of seeing was a slow ,uncritical examination in depth .The more we looked , the more lovely and surprising things appeared , until we were pervaded by that wordless thrill which is the sense of wonder.