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新概念英语第二册第86课-Out of control

新概念英语第二册第86课:Out of controlLesson 86 Out of control失控First listen and then answer the question.听录音，然后回答以下问题。

What was the danger?As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea. The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continued to move very quickly across the water. Both men had just begun to swim towards the shore, when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle. It now came straight towards them at tremendous speed. In less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away. After it had passed, they swam on as quickly as they could because they knew that the boat would soon return. They had just had enough time to swim out of danger when the boat again completed a circle. On this occasion, however, it had slowed down considerably. The petrol had nearly all been used up. Before long, the noise dropped completely and the boat began to drift gently across the water.参考译文当那人试图让快艇转弯时，方向盘脱手了。

新概念第二册Word版86-96课

86 Out ofcontrol 失控As the mantried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in hishands. Hewaved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the lastfifteenminutes. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when theywerethrown violently into the sea. The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continuedtomove veryquickly across the water. Both men had just begun to swim towards the shore,when theynoticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle. It now came straighttowards them at tremendous speed. In less than a minute, it roared past themonly a fewfeet away. After it had passed, they swam on as quickly as they could becausethey knewthat the boat would soon return. They had just had enough time to swim out ofdangerwhen the boat again completed a circle. On this occasion, however, it hadsloweddownconsiderably. The petrol had nearly all been used up. Before long, the noisedroppedcompletelyand the boat began to drift gently across the water.87 A perfect alibi 极好的不在犯罪现场的证据'At thetime the murder was committed, I was travelling on the 8 o'clock train toLondon,' said the man.'Do youalways catch such an early train?' asked the inspector.'Of courseI do,' answered the man. 'I must be at work at 10 o'clock. My employer willconfirmthat I was there on time.''Would alater train get you to work on time?' asked the inspector.'I supposeit would, but I never catch a later train.''At whattime did you arrive at the station?''At ten toeight. I bought a paper and waited for the train.''And youdidn't notice anything unusual?''Of coursenot.''Isuggest,' said the inspector, 'that you are not telling the truth. I suggestthat youdid notcatch the 8 o'clock train, but that you caught the 8.25 which would still getyou towork ontime. You see, on the morning of the murder, the 8 o'clock train did not run atall.It brokedown at Ferngreen station and was taken off the line.'88 Trappedin a mine 困在矿井里Six menhave been trapped in a mine for seventeen hours. If they are not brought tothesurface soon they may lose their lives. However, rescue operations are provingdifficult.Ifexplosives are used, vibrations will cause the roof of the mine to collapse.Rescueworkersare therefore drilling a hole on the north side of the mine. They intend tobring the men up ina special capsule. If there had not been a hard layer of rock beneath the soil,they wouldhave completed the job in a few hours. As it is, they have been drilling forsixteenhours and they still have a long way to go. Meanwhile, a microphone, which wasloweredinto the mine two hours ago, has enabled the men to keep in touch with theirclosestrelatives. Though they are running out of food and drink, the men arecheerfulandconfidentthat they will get out soon. They have been told that rescue operations areprogressingsmoothly. If they knew how difficult it was to drill through the hard rock,theywould loseheart.89 A slip of the tongue 口误Peoplewill do anything to see a free show -- even if it is a bad one. When the newsgotround thata comedy show would be presented at our local cinema by the P. and U. BirdSeedCompany, we all rushed to see it. We had to queue for hours to get in and theremusthave beenseveral hundred people present just before the show began. Unfortunately, theshow wasone of the dullest we have ever seen. Those who failed to get in need not havefeltdisappointed, as many of the artistes who should have appeared did not come.Theonly funnythings we heard that evening came from the advertiser at the beginning of theprogramme.He was obviously very nervous and for some minutes stood awkwardly beforethemicrophone. As soon as he opened his mouth, everyone burst out laughing. We allknow whatthe poor man should have said, but what he actually said was: 'This is the Pooand Ee SeedBird Company. Good ladies, evening and gentlemen!"90 What'sfor supper?晚餐吃什么？Fish andchips has always been a favourite dish in Britain, but as the oceans havebeenoverfished,fish has become more and more expensive. So it com, es as a surprise to learnthat giantfish are terrifying the divers on North Seaoil rigs. Oil rigs have to be repairedfrequentlyand divers, who often have to work in darkness a hundred feet under water,have beenfrightened out of their wits by giant fish bumping into them as they work. Nowthey havehad special cages made to protect them from these monsters. The fish are notsharks orkiller whales, but favourite eating varieties like cod and skate which grow tounnaturalsizes, sometimes as much as twelve feet in length. Three factors have causedthese fishto grow so large: the warm water round the hot oil pipes under the sea; theplentifulsupply of food thrown overboard by the crews on the rigs; the total absence offishingboats around the oil rigs. As a result, the fish just eat and eat and grow andgrowin thelovely warm water. Who eats who?91 Threemen in a basket 三人同篮A pilotnoticed a balloon which seemed to be making for a Royal Air Force Stationnearby. Heinformed the station at once, but no one there was able to explain the mystery.Theofficer in the control tower was very angry when he heard the news, becauseballoonscan be agreat danger to aircraft. He said that someone might be spying on the stationandthe pilotwas ordered to keep track of the strange object. The pilot managed tocircletheballoonfor some time. He could make out three men in a basket under it and one of themwasholding a pair of binoculars. When the balloon was over the station, the pilotsaw oneof the mentaking photographs. Soon afterwards, the balloon began to descend and itlandednear an airfield. The police were called in, but they could not arrest anyone,for thebasketcontained two Members of Parliament and the Commanding Officer of the station!As theCommanding Officer explained , later, one half of the station did not know whatthe other halfwas doing!92 Askingfor trouble 自找麻烦It musthave been about two in the morning when I returned home. I tried to wake upmy wife byringing the doorbell, but she was fast asleep, so I got a ladder from the shedinthegarden, put it against the wall, and began climbing towards the bedroom window.I wasalmostthere when a sarcastic voice below said, 'I don't think the windows needcleaning atthis timeof the night.' I looked down and nearly fell off the ladder when I saw apoliceman.Iimmediately regretted answering in the way I did, but I said, 'I enjoy cleaningwindows atnight.''So do I,'answered the policeman in the same tone. 'Excuse my interrupting you. Ihate tointerrupt a man when he's busy working, but would you mind coming with me tothestation?''Well, I'dprefer to stay here,' I said. 'You see. I've forgotten my key.''Yourwhat?' he called.'My key,'I shouted.Fortunately,the shouting woke up my wife who opened the window just as thepolicemanhad started to climb towards me.93 A noble gift 崇高的礼物One of themost famous monuments in the world, the Statue of Liberty, was presented to the United States of America in the nineteenthcentury by the people of France.The greatstatue, which was designed by the sculptor Auguste Bartholdi, took ten years tocomplete.The actual figure was made of copper supported by a metal framework whichhad beenespecially constructed by Eiffel. Before it could be transported to the UnitedStates, asite had to be found for it and a pedestal had to be built. The site chosen wasanisland atthe entrance of New York Harbour. By 1884, astatue which was 151 feet tall hadbeenerected in Paris.The following year, it was taken to pieces and sent to America. By theend ofOctober 1886, the statue had been put together again and it was officiallypresentedto theAmerican people by Bartholdi. Ever since then, the great monument has been asymbol ofliberty for the millions of people who have passed through New York Harbourtomake theirhomes in America.94 Futurechampions 未来的冠军Experimentshave proved that children can be instructed in swimming at a very earlyage. At aspecial swimming pool in Los Angeles,children become expert at holding theirbreathunder water even before they can walk. Babies of two months old do not appeartobereluctant to enter the water. It is not long before they are so accustomed toswimmingthat theycan pick up weights from the floor of the pool. A game that is very popularwiththeseyoung swimmers is the underwater tricycle race. Tricycles are lined up on thefloor ofthe poolseven feet under water. The children compete against each other to reach theother endof the pool. Many pedal their tricycles, but most of them prefer to push ordragthem. Somechildren can cover the whole length of the pool without coming up for breatheven once.Whether they will ever become future Olympic champions, only time will , tell.Meanwhile,they should encourage those among us who cannot swim five yards beforethey aregasping for air.95 A fantasy 纯属虚构When theAmbassador or Escalopia returned home for lunch, his wife got a shock. He lookedpale and his clothes were in a frightful state.'What hashappened?' she asked. 'How did your clothes get into such a mess?''A fireextinguisher, my dear,' answered the Ambassador drily. 'University studentsset theEmbassy on fire this morning.''Goodheavens!' exclaimed his wife. 'And where were you at the time?''I was inmy office as usual,' answered the Ambassador. 'The fire broke out in thebasement.I went down immediately, of course, and that fool, Horst, aimed a fireextinguisherat me. He thought I was on fire. I must definitely get that fellow posted.'TheAmbassador's wife went on asking questions, when she suddenly noticed a bighole inher husband's hat.'And howcan you explain that?' she asked.'Oh,that,' said the Ambassador. 'Someone fired a shot through my office window.Accurate,don't you think? Fortunately, I wasn't wearing it at the time. If I had been, Iwould nothave been able to get home for lunch.'96 Thedead return 亡灵返乡,A Festivalfor the Dead is held once a year in Japan. This festival is a cheerfuloccasion,for onthis day, the dead are said to return to their homes and they are welcomed bytheliving. Asthey are expected to be hungry after their long journey, food is laid out forthem.Specially-madelanterns are hung outside each house to help the dead to find their way. Allnightlong, people dance and sing. In the early morning, the food that had been laidout forthe deadis thrown into a river or into the sea as it is considered unlucky for anyonelivingto eat it.In towns that are near the sea, the tiny lanterns which had been hung in thestreetsthe night before, are placed into the water when the festival is over.Thousands oflanternsslowly drift out to sea guiding the dead on their return journey to the otherworld.This is amoving spectacle, for crowds of people stand on the shore watching the lanternsdriftingaway until they can be seen no more.。

Lesson86新概念第二册out of control

Lesson 86 Out of controlWords and expressions:1. swing round 急转弯2. the steering wheel方向盘steer[stɪə]vt. 控制，引导；驾驶wheel[wiːl]n. 车轮；方向盘；转动3. come away离开，离开时留下（印象4. move in a circle 转圈5. at tremendous speed以惊人的速度6. a few feet away几英尺远的地方7. out of danger脱离危险8. in danger在危险中，有…的危险9. on this occasion在这种情形下,这一次10. slow down减速；（使）慢下来；11. use up用完，耗尽；用光12. before long（时间）不久之后，在短时间内13. roard[rɔː]n&v.咆哮；吼；轰鸣14. considerably [kən'sɪd(ə)rəblɪ] adv.相当地；非常地considerable [kən'sɪd(ə)rəb(ə)l]adj.相当大的；重要的，值得考虑的consider[kən'sɪdə]vt & vi. 考虑；认为；考虑到；细想Questions on the text:1. What happened when the man tried to swing the speedboat round?2. What happened to the speedboat after it struck a buoy?3. What did the two men do after the speedboat roared past them only a few feet away?4. Had they swum out of danger when the boat again completed a circle?Language points:1. As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hand.swing If something swings or if you swing it, it moves repeatedly backwards and forwards or from side to side from a fixed point.The sail of the little boat swung crazily from one side to the other...She was swinging a bottle of wine by its neck...Why don't you come away from him?We came away with a great feeling that we had a great time workingtogether.2. He waved desperately to his companion…desperate [ˈdespərət] adj you are in such a bad situation that you are willing to try anything to change it.They'd been married nearly four years and June was desperate to start a family...He was a boy who desperately needed affection.companion: A companion is someone who you spend time with or who you are travelling with.He has been her constant companion for the last four months.S he is a dependable companion.He longs to be his companion through life.He was a capable and charming travelling companion.They walked companionably back to the house. …友好地…3. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea.We had hardly started before/when it began to rain.Hardly had we started when it began to rain.We had hardly started from homewhen the engine gave out.violent adj If someone is violent, or if they do something which is violent, they use physical force or weapons to hurt, injure, or kill other people.4. …when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle.dismay vt&n. 使惊愕，使焦虑，使气馁; 惊愕，气馁They were dismayed to find that the house had been washed away.The boy’s failing grades dismayed his parents.He was dismayed at the cynicism of the youngsters...I am filled with dismay at the news.To their dismay, the door was locked.5. It now came straight towards them at tremendous speed.tremendous adj. 极大的，巨大的；可怕的，惊人的；极好的You use tremendous to emphasize how strong a feeling or quality is, or how large an amount is.That's a tremendous amount of information.He was a tremendous person…了不起…I thought it was absolutely tremendous. 我认为它精彩极了。

新概念英语第二册课堂笔记第86课

新概念英语第二册课堂笔记第86课1.Out of control 失控介词短语out of可以表示“失去”、“欠缺”等：We are out of petrol.我们的汽油用完了.He has been out of work for two months.他失业两个月了。

2.As...the steering wheel came away...方向盘脱手了(1)swing round 突然掉转方向(2)come away表示“脱落”、“脱离”、“脱开”等：When I tried to drive the car, the wheels came away.当我正要开动汽车的时候，轮子掉了。

3.desperately adv. 绝望地He shouted desperately, but no one can hear him.他绝望的叫喊着,但是没有人能听见他.4.who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes....在过去的15分钟里一直在滑水这里用了一个过去完成进行时,表示过去的一段时间正在进行的一个持续动作。

比如有这样的一句话：In the past 15 years, he had been working to save up for a house.在过去15年中，他一直在努力的挣钱以便可以买个房子。

5.Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea.他们两个还没来得及意识到究竟发生了什么事情，就被猛地抛入了海里。

当然主句当中had hardly had time to do...也可以说成had had no time to do...hardly…when…表示“几乎未来得及……就……”，hardly用于主句中，并且主句通常用过去完成时。

Out of control 失控：新概念英语第二册自学导读笔记第86课

Out of control 失控：新概念英语第二册自学导读笔记第86课新概念英语第二册第86课课文重难点 Further notes on the text1．Out of control，（标题）失控。

介词短语out of能够表示“失去”、“欠缺”等：We are out of bread.我们的面包吃完了。

Tony walked so fast that he was soon out of sight.托尼走得很快，不久就无影无踪了。

He has been out of work for two months.他失业两个月了。

The plane got out of control and crashed in the mountains.飞机失控后在山区坠毁。

2．…the steering wheel came away in his hands.……方向盘脱手了。

come away表示“脱落”、“脱离”、“脱开”等：When I tried to lift the suitcase, the handle came away.当我试图提起手提箱时，把手掉了下来。

3．Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea.他们两个还没来得及意识到究竟发生了什么事情，就被猛地抛入了海里。

hardly…when…表示“几乎未来得及……就……”，hardly用于主句中，并且主句通常用过去完成时。

（cf．第38课语法）4．they swam on as quickly as they could, 他们以最快的速度向前游去。

on在这里是副词，表示“向前”：Walk on along this road for ten minutes and you'll see the railway station.沿着这条路向前走10分钟你就会看见火车站。

新概念英语第二册Lesson 86 (共63张PPT)

be out of danger
Text
be out of danger
幸运的是，那个人脱离了危险。
Luckily, the man
.
Luckily, the man is out of danger.
Text
enough & fairly
The had just had enough time to swim out of danger. Your work is not good enough. I missed the train this morning. I didn’t get up early enough. I didn’t buy enough sugar. There are enough flowers in that vase.
Listening objective
T : What was the danger? Answer: That the speedboat would complete a circle and hit them.
Comprehension questions
Was the man in a boat or a car? In a boat.
at tremendous speed
Text
at tremendous speed
这辆车正在急速行驶。 The car is running at a high speed.
Text
In less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away.
New words and expressions
swing v.

新概念英语二册超详讲义笔记Lesson86Outofcontrol失控

Lesson 86 Out of control 失控【New words and expressions】（11）swing v. 转向speedboat n. 快艇desperately adv. 绝望地panion n. 同伙，伙伴water ski （由快艇牵引水橇）滑水buoy n. 浮标dismay n. 沮丧tremendous adj. 巨大的petrol n. 汽油drift v. 漂动，漂流gently adv. 缓慢地，轻轻地★swing v. 转向(1)v. 转向，突然转向；转变方向，转变思想（swing swung swung) eg. I wanted to swing round and shout at him.我想转身向他吼叫。

That bicycle will swing around the corner.那辆自行车在转弯处转弯。

It’s impossible to swing a car in such a narrow path like this.在这么狭窄的小路上不可能调转方向的。

no room to swing a cat 无转身之地，过于狭窄 = no enough room to swing a cat(2)摆动，使摆动eg. It’s bad manners to swing your legs while eating.吃饭的时候晃腿是不礼貌的。

The monkey is swinging itself from tree to tree.猴子从一棵树晃到另一棵树。

(3)n. 摆动，振动eg. The swing of the ship makes me sick. 船的晃动使我恶心。

(4)n. 秋千eg. There are some swings in the park. 公园里有一些秋千。

get on a swing 上秋千swing shift 中班工人（美口语）★speedboat n. 快艇●speedway n.（美）高速公路；赛车跑道●speed n. 速度，速率eg. run at full speed 全速奔跑at a speed of 40 miles an hour 以每小时40英里的速度at speed 以高速●speedy adj. 快速的，及时的eg. a speedy reply 及时的回答★desperately adv. 绝望地(1)adv. 绝望地，不顾一切地，情急地eg. He said desperately that the opposing team was too strong for us.他绝望地说对手对我们来说太强大了。

新概念英语第二册：第86课课文详解及语法解析.doc

新概念英语第二册：第86 课课文详解及语法解析课文详注 Further notes on the text1.Out of control，(标题)失控。

介词短语 out of能够表示“失去”、“欠缺”等：We are out of bread.我们的面包吃完了。

Tony walked so fast that he was soon out of sight.托尼走得很快，不久就无影无踪了。

He has been out of work for two months.他失业两个月了。

The plane got out of control and crashed inthe mountains.飞机失控后在山区坠毁。

2. the steering wheel came away in his hands.方向盘脱手了。

come away表示“脱落”、“脱离”、“脱开”等：When I tried to lift the suitcase, the handle cameaway.当我试图提起手提箱时，把手掉了下来。

3.Both men had hardly had time to realize whatwas happening when they werethrown violently into the sea.他们两个还没来得及意识到究竟发生了什么事情，就被猛地抛入了海里。

hardly when表示“几乎未来得及就”， hardly 用于主句中，并且主句通常用过去完成时。

(cf. 第 38 课语法 )4.they swam on as quickly as they could, 他们以最快的速度向前游去。

on 在这里是副词，表示“向前”：Walk on along this road for ten minutes and you'll seethe railwaystation.沿着这条路向前走10 分钟你就会看见火车站。

(完整word版)新概念第二册Lesson86Outofcontrol失控

Lesson86 Out of control 失控1 swing ［swiŋ］ v.转向2 speedboat ［’spi：dbəut］ n。

快艇3 desperately [’despəritli］ ad.绝望地4 companion ［kəm'pæniən] n.同伙,同伴5 water ski （由快艇牵引水橇)滑水6 buoy [bɔi］ n。

浮标7 dismay ［dis'mei] n。

沮丧8 tremendous [tri’mendəs］ a.巨大的9 petrol ［'petrəl］ n。

汽油10 drift [drift］ v.漂动，漂流11 gently ['dʒentli] ad。

缓慢地，轻轻地1。

out of danger:脱离危险out of breath：喘不过气来，上气不接下气out of date：过时的out of order：出毛病out of work：下岗，失业=out of a jobout of control：失控2．come away：脱落，离开3．throw …into:把….扔进把…抛进4．hardly…。

.when:几乎未来得及…。

就….,hardly用于主句中，并且主句通常用过去完成时.5．at tremendous speed:以惊人的速度6．less than：少于7．on this occasion 这一次8．slow down:慢下来9．use up 耗尽，用光，用完eat up:吃完burn up：烧光read up:读完10．before long:没过多久1.The plane got ____ ____ _____ and crashed in the mountains。

飞机失控后在山区坠毁。

2.When I tried to lift the suitcase, the handle ____ _____。

新概念英语第二册课件Lesson86

desperate
adj. 悲观的、几乎没有希望的她的病不乐观但并不是毫无希望。
Her illness is desperate, but not hopeless.
adj. 渴望的
be desperate for sth
他渴望有个名声。
He was desperate for fame. be desperate to do sth
状语从句连词复习
让步状语从句： though, although, as, even if, even though, wh-ever, no matter wh-, whether
as引导让步状语从句时从句部分语序要部分倒装
Child as he was, he had to support the family.
.
区分：for the first time
immediately, directly, instantly
no sooner…than…, hardly/scarcely… when…,
Scarcely had he gone when she appeared
状语从句连词复习
地点连词：条件连词：
where，wherever
if, unless, as long as (=so long as只要) , in case (that) (以防万一;如果 ) on condition that (条件是,在…的条件下 ) if only (要是...多好 ) only if (只要)
supposing/ suppose(假设 )
他渴望通过了入学考试.
He is desperate to pass the entrance exam.

新概念第二册 Lesson 86 Out of control

hopefully /ˈhəʊpfəli/ adv. 有希望地, 抱有希望地 E.g. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes. 他绝望地向他的伙伴挥手, 他的伙伴在过去的15分钟里一直在滑水。
speedboat /ˈspiːdbəʊt/ n. 快艇记忆: speed 速度 + boat 船 E.g. As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. 当那人试图让快艇转弯时, 方向盘脱手了。
companion
词根词缀: 词根: pan = bread 面包 companion /kəmˈpæniən/ n. 同伴, 伙伴, 伴侣, 手册 v. (与...)同行 *com- 共同, -ion 名词词尾 companionship /kəmˈpæniənʃɪp/ n. 陪伴, 友谊 *-ship 名词后缀
speedboat /ˈspiːdbəʊt/ n. 快艇
的
desperately /'desp(ə)rət(ə)li/ adv. 绝望地
petrol /ˈpetrəl/ n. 汽油
companion /kəmˈpæniən/ n. 同伙, 伙伴, 伴侣, 手册 drift /drɪft/ v. 漂动, 漂流 n. 流动, 趋
buoy
buoy /bɔɪ/ n. 浮标 E.g. The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continued to move very quickly across the water. 快艇撞上了一个浮标, 但它仍在水面上快速行驶着。

裕兴新概念英语第二册笔记第86课

Lesson 86 Out of control 失控【New words and expressions】（11）swing （swung ,swung）v. 转向speedboat n. 快艇desperately adv. 绝望地companion n. 同伙，伙伴water ski （由快艇牵引水橇）滑水buoy n. 浮标dismay n. 沮丧tremendous adj. 巨大的petrol n. 汽油drift v. 漂动，漂流gently adv. 缓慢地，轻轻地一．單詞講解：★ swing （1）v. 转向、突然轉向、轉變方向、轉變思想（swung ,swung）eg：I wanted to swing round and shout at him . 我想转向他吼叫。

eg：That bicycle will swing around the corner .那輛自行車將在轉彎處轉彎。

eg：It’s impossible to swing a car in such a narrow path like this .這樣一個狹窄的道路上不可能掉轉汽車方向的。

no room to swing a cat ＝no enough room to swing a cat無轉身之地、過於狹窄（2）v. 擺動、使擺動eg：It’s bad manners to awing your legs while eating .吃飯時晃動雙腳是不禮貌的。

eg：The monkey is swinging itself from tree to tree.猴子在樹上從這棵樹蕩到那棵樹。

（3）n. 擺動、振動eg：The swing of the ship makes me sick .船的晃動讓我感到想吐。

（4）n.鞦韆eg：There are some swings in the park . 公園裡有許多鞦韆。

新概念英语第二册：第86课课文详解及语法解析

新概念英语第二册：第86课课文详解及语法解析课文详注 Further notes on the text1.Out of control，(标题)失控。

介词短语out of能够表示“失去”、“欠缺”等：We are out of bread.我们的面包吃完了。

Tony walked so fast that he was soon out of sight.托尼走得很快，不久就无影无踪了。

He has been out of work for two months.他失业两个月了。

The plane got out of control and crashed in the mountains.飞机失控后在山区坠毁。

2.…the steering wheel came away in his hands.……方向盘脱手了。

come away表示“脱落”、“脱离”、“脱开”等：When I tried to lift the suitcase, the handle cameaway.当我试图提起手提箱时，把手掉了下来。

3.Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they werethrown violently into the sea.他们两个还没来得及意识到究竟发生了什么事情，就被猛地抛入了海里。

hardly…when…表示“几乎未来得及……就……”，hardly用于主句中，并且主句通常用过去完成时。

(cf.第38课语法)4.they swam on as quickly as they could, 他们以最快的速度向前游去。

on在这里是副词，表示“向前”：Walk on along this road for ten minutes and you'll see the railwaystation.沿着这条路向前走10分钟你就会看见火车站。

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companion n. 同伙，伙伴 friend acquaintance partner pal 老兄小子家伙（对男子的丌礼貌的称呼） collegue 手足 crony buddy
water ski （由快艇牵引水橇）滑水
• ski 雪橇 • water irrigate • waterproof防水
drift v. 漂动，漂流
• • • • • drift，float drift 漂动（强调在动） The boat drifted down the river. 船顺水漂流而下。 float 浮动；漂浮（漂在水面上，动丌动丌一定） • These plants float on the surface of the water. • 这些植物漂浮在水面上。
• desperate后可接不定式，表示“发疯似地想要……”。 • When the war was over, Tom was desperate to return to civilian life. • 当战争结束的时候，汤姆发疯似的想要回到平民的生活。 • be desperate at ...属于固定搭配，表示 “因……而绝望”。 • He was desperate at the fact that the purse has not been found out.
tremendous adj. 巨大的
• huge，enormous，immense，tremendous都含 “巨大的”意思 • huge用亍具体事情戒人时，指“体积戒数量大得超过一般情况” • 用亍抽象的事物时，作“巨大的，无限的” • enormous指“体积，数量戒程度超过正常的大小” • immense指“体积，数量，程度等都极大，一般的衡量标准难以度量” • tremendous指“大得异常惊人戒大而有力的”可表示夸张戒称赞

新概念英语第二册课堂笔记第86课

新概念英语第二册课堂笔记第86课新概念英语第二册课堂笔记第86课1.Out of control 失控介词短语out of可以表示“失去”、“欠缺”等：We are out of petrol.我们的汽油用完了.He has been out of work for two months.他失业两个月了。

比如有这样的一句话：In the past 15 years, he had been working to save up for a house.在过去15年中，他一直在努力的挣钱以便可以买个房子。

逐句精讲新概念英语第二册第86课失控

逐句精讲新概念英语第二册:第86课失控Lesson 86 Out of control新概念英语2课文内容：As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea. The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continued to move very quickly across the water. Both men had just begun to swim towards the shore, when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle. It now came straight towards them at tremendous speed. In less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away. After it had passed, they swam on as quickly as they could because they knew that the boat would soon return. They had just had enough time to swim out of danger when the boat again completed a circle. On this occasion, however, it had slowed down considerably. The petrol had nearly all been used up. Before long, the noise dropped completely and the boat began to drift gently across the water.新概念英语2句子讲解：1、As the man tried to swing the speed boat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands.当船上的人用力让快艇转弯的时候，方向盘突然脱手了。

新概念英语第二册第86课课文及课堂笔记

英语第二册第86课课文及课堂笔记（一）Lesson 86??Out of control 失控As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes. Both men had hardly had time to realize what was happening when they were thrown violently into the sea. The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continued to move very quickly across the water. Both men had just begun to swim towards the shore, when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a now came straight towards them at tremendous less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away. After it had passed, they swam on as quickly as they could because they knew that the boat would soon return. They had just had enough time to swim out of danger when the boat again completed a circle. On this occasion, however, it had slowed down considerably. The petrol had nearly all been used up. Before long, the noise dropped completely and the boat began to drift gently across the water.当那人试图让快艇转弯时，方向盘脱手了。

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