综合教程2版1册U9 部分练习答案及注解Word文档下载推荐.docx

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2.Wordcomparison

1.

attraction:

anattractionisafeaturewhichmakessomethinginterestingordesirable

e.g.Thewalledcityisanimportantattraction.

luxury:

somethingexpensivewhichispleasanttohavebutisnotnecessary

e.g.Iliketobuymyselflittleluxuriesfromtimetotime.

glamour:

theattractiveandexcitingqualityofbeingconnectedwithwealthandsuccess

e.g.Forgetallyoureadabouttheglamouroftelevision.

business:

theworkrelatingtotheproduction,buyingandsellingofgoodsorservices

e.g.Tonyhasanimpressivebusinessbackground.

2.

furniture:

objectsthatareusedinaroomforsittingorlyingonorforputtingthingsonorin

e.g.Eachpieceoffurnitureintheirhomesuitedthestyleofthehouse.

furnishing:

apieceoffurniturewhichisnotpermanentlyfixedinorpartofthestructureofahouseandwhichapersonmightbeexpectedtotakewiththemwhentheymovetoanewhome

e.g.Webuythishousebecauseitsprice,includingfurnishingandfittings,ischeap.

item:

asinglething,especiallyonethinginalist,group,orsetofthings

e.g.Heopenedthecardboardboxandtookouteachitem.

goods:

thingsthataremadetobesold

e.g.Moneycanbeexchangesforgoodsorservices.

3.

immortal:

livingorcontinuingforever

e.g.Heleftbehindanimmortalexampletoallposterity.

undying:

ifyourefertosomeone’sundyingfeelings,youmeanthatthefeelingsareverystrongandareunlikelytochange

e.g.AmydeclaredherundyingloveforBill.

deathless:

lastingforeverandnevertobeforgotten

e.g.Whatdeathlesspowerliesinthehandsofsuchaperson!

immoral:

notwithinsociety’sstandardsofacceptable,honestandmoralbehaviour

e.g.Behaviorsharmfultoothersareimmoral.

4.

introduce:

tobringatypeofthingssomewhereforthefirsttime

e.g.ThegreysquirrelwasintroducedintoBritainfromNorthAmerican.

recommend:

ifsomeonerecommendsapersonorthingtoyou,theysuggestthatyouwouldfindthatpersonorthinggoodoruseful

e.g.Irecommendseafoodsalad.

advise:

togivesomeoneadvice

e.g.Iadvisewaitinguntiltomorrow.

suggest:

totellsomeoneyourideasaboutwhattheyshoulddo,wheretheyshouldgo,etc.

e.g.Isuggestedtohimthatweshouldtackletheproblemanotherway.

5.

whatever:

youuse"

whatever"

torefertoanythingoreverythingofaparticulartype

e.g.Keepcalm,whateverhappens.

whatsoever:

usedafteranegativephrasetoaddemphasistotheideathatisbeingexpressed

e.g.Thepolicefoundnosuspiciousdocumentwhatsoever.

however:

usedwhenyouareaddingafactorpieceofinformationthatseemssurprisingorseemsverydifferentfromwhatyouhavejustsaid

e.g.Thisisanextremelyunpleasantdiseasewhichis,however,easytotreat.

nomatter:

itisnotaproblem

e.g.Dayin,dayout,nomatterwhattheweatherislike,shewalkstenmiles.

6.

image:

theopinionpeoplehaveofaperson,organization,product,orthewayaperson,organization,etc.,seemstobetothepublic

e.g.Thiscompanyisconcernedaboutitscorporateimage.

impression:

anideaoropinionofwhatsomethingislike

e.g.Idon’ttendtotrustfirstimpression.

imagination:

theabilitytoformpicturesorideasinyourmind

e.g.Youdon’thavetouseyourimaginationwhenyouarewatchingtelevision.

portrait:

aportraitisapainting,drawing,orphotographofaparticularperson

e.g.Theportraitofhermotherwashermostprizedpossession.

7.

unscrupulous:

behavinginanunfairordishonestway

e.g.Hewasutterlyunscrupulousinhiscompetitionwithrivalfirms.

ambitious:

determinedtobesuccessful,rich,powerful

e.g.Anambitiousboyusuallyworkshard.

8.

packed:

verycrowded

e.g.Thestreetswerepackedwithmen,womenandchildren.

occupied:

aplacebeingcontrolledbyanarmyorgroupofpeoplethathasmovedintoit

e.g.ShespenttwoyearsinoccupiedParis.

engaged:

someonewhoisengagedinaparticularactivityisdoingthatthing

e.g.They’vebeenengagedinalegalbattlewiththecouncilforseveralmonths.

filled:

fullofthestatedthing

e.g.Hewasfilledwithhorroratthebadnews.

3.Synonym/Antonym

Givesynonymsorantonymsofthewordunderlinedineachsentenceinthesenseitisused.

1.Hollywoodsuggestsluxurioushouseswithvastpalm-fringedswimming