新概念英语第二册lesson35最佳课件

8. battered no longer looking new; damaged or out of shape a battered old hat 变了形的旧帽子 batter v. to hit sb/sth hard many times 连续重击 eg. The wind battered against the window. a battered husband/wife 受虐待的丈夫/妻子 9. shortly adv. shortly afterwards 不久以后 to put it shortly 简言之 eg. He will be back shortly. The temple was rebuilt shortly after the war.
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2. regret(regretted) 1) verb. a. to feel sorry that you did sth or that you did not do sth eg. I hope you won't regret your decision later. b. used as a way of saying that you are sorry for sth eg. I regret to inform you that you've failed your examination. ~ to do sth 很遗憾要做某事 ~ doing sth 遗憾做过某事 eg. I regretted telling you that secret.
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while 一段时间 regret 后悔 far 非常 rush 冲 act 行动 straight 径直 fright 害怕 battered 撞坏的 shortly 很快，不就 afterwards 以后
2) n. 遗憾，后悔 eg. Do you have any regrets that you didn't go to university? adj. regretful a regretful look
同样注意区分remember和forget
3. far adv. (修饰比较级） ...得多 eg. You speak far more frequently that I do.
5. act v. a. to do sth eg. The doctor knew he had to act quickly to save the child. b. to perform a particular function 充当角 色 eg. The man we met on the plane to Tokyo was kind enough to act as our guide. c. to behave in the way that is mentioned eg. Although she was trying to act cool, I could see she was really upset.
1. while 1)a period of time eg. For a long while we had no news of him. Lte's sit down here for a while. 2)conj. a.when eg. He always phones while we are having lunch. b. at the same time as eg. He always listens to the radio while he's driving to work. c. used when you are contrasting two things eg. Some countries are rich, while others are extremely poor.
adj. active 活跃的，积极地 n. actor (男)演员 actress 女演员
6. straight 1)adj. a straight road 笔直的 keep a straight face 2)adv. 挺直的，直接的 eg. He was too drunk to walk straight. Come straight home. 直接回家 I'll get straight to the point. 直奔主题 7. fright n. get a fright 吓了一跳 frighten v. 使害怕 eg. Sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you. ~sb to death frightened adj. 感到害怕的 eg. The ~girl was speechless. frightening adj. 令人害怕的 eg. He spoke in a ~ manner.
这类词还有a lot, a little, much, a great deal, a bit, even等 eg. I like this story a great deal better than the other one. You work much harder than other girls. Can you speak a little slower? He can run even faster than a rocket.
4. rush 1) v. to move or do with great speed rush out of the door 冲出... rush away 逃走了 eg. Fools rush in where angles fear to tread. 初
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2) n. a. a sudden quick movement eg. I was so nervous that all my words came out in a rush.一下 子 b. busy time eg. We will leave early to avoid the rush. （交通）高峰时间