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1)Thecoreofthebookfocusesontheperiodbetween1660and1857.
2)Debtisatthecoreoftheproblem.问题的关键是债务。
6.one-off:
Infactthewholeexercisewasfairlystraightforward,exceptforoneproblemwhichrequiredaone-offsolution.
7.tackle:
1).Thereismorethanonewaytotackletheproblemproperly.解决这个问题有许多方法。
2).Unfortunately,theyfailedtotacklethekeyissues.
tackleaproblem[issue]解决问题tackleseriously认真处理
tackleeffectively有效应对trytotackle试图处理failtotackle没能处理
tacklewith用·
处理awayoftacklingsth.处理·
的方式
8.likeitornot:
1).Likeitornot,peopleareoftenjudgedbytheirappearance.
2).You'
regoingtothedentisttomorrowmorning,whetheryoulikeitornot.
9.upset:
1).Lizisveryupsetaboutheruncle'
sdisease.
2).Naturally,wegetupsetwhenthingsgowrong.
leavesb.[makesb.]upset使某人心烦意乱upsetabout为·
而心烦
upsetat因·
而苦恼upsetby为·
难过upsetwith因·
而生气
10.react:
1).Howdidyourmotherreacttothenews
2).Hereactedstronglyagainsttheiridea.
reactstrongly反应强烈reactslowly反应慢reactagainst反抗reactto对·
作出反应
KeyWordsinUnit2TextA
1.specify
|vt.|stateexactly;
describefullysoastochooseorname指定,指明,详述
eg.1.Thepresidentspecifiedhimbyname.
2.Shedidn'
tspecifypreciselyhowmanypeoplewereinvolvedintheaccident.
3.Theinstructionsspecifyclearlyhowthemedicineistobetaken.
词组:
specifyclearly清楚说明specifyprecisely确切说明allowsb.tospecify让某人具体说明beusedtospecify用来详细指明specifyby以…方式指定
2.confine
|vt.|[(to)]keepwithinlimits;
restrict[常与to连用]把…局限于,把…限制于
eg.1.Theboyhasbeenconfinedinadarknarrowroomfromearlychildhoodbyhisparents.
2.Owendidnotconfinehimselftowritingonlyonetypeofpoem.
3.Confineyourselftothefactsinthediscussion.
confineentirely[totally]完全限制confinemainly主要限制在confineto(使)限制在…
3.adopt
|vt.|starttodealwithorthinkaboutsth.inaparticularway采取
eg.1.Allthreeteamsadopteddifferentapproachestotheproblem.
2.Weshouldtrytoadoptagreenerandmorehealthylifestyle.
3.Theschoolhasdecidedtoadoptadifferentapproachtodiscipline(纪律).
adoptformally正式采用tendtoadopt往往采用decidetoadopt决定采用
4.the(same)oldstory
(usedtosaythatthepresentbadsituationhasoftenhappenedbefore)whatusuallyhappens老一套
eg.1.It'
sthesameoldstory─toomuchworkandnotenoughtime.
2.It'
sthesameoldstoryofabadlymanagedprojectwithinadequatefunding(资金不足).
3.It'
sthesameoldstoryforBrazilheadingintonextyear'
sWorldCupfinals:
Everyoneisaimingforthefive-timechampions.
5.conscious
|a.|[(of)]knowing,understandingorrecognizingsth.;
aware[常与of连用]意识到的,察觉到的
.SuddenlyIbecameconsciousofsomeonewatchingmefromadistance.
2.HewasconsciousthatMariewaslisteningtoeverywordhesaid.
3.IwasveryconsciousofthefactthatIhadtomakeagoodimpressiononmynewboss.
becomeconscious开始意识到very[intensely,terribly]conscious强烈意识到consciousof意识到…consciousthat+|clause|意识到…
6.convince
|vt.|[(of)]make(sb.)completelycertainaboutsth.;
persuade[常与of连用]使确信,使信服
eg.1.Heconvincedmeofhishonesty.
2.Weconvincedhertostayathome.
3.Factsconvincedeveryonethatthefirstreportwastrue.4.He'
lltrytoconvinceyouofMitchell'
sinnocence(无辜).
convinceof使确信…convincesb.to+|infinitive|说服某人(做)…convincesb.that+|clause|使确信
7.awaken
|v.|(causeto)wakeup;
[(to)]becomeawareormakesb.awareofsth.anditspossibleeffectsorresults醒来;
叫醒,唤醒;
[常与to连用](使)意识到;
(使)认识到
.Shewasawakenedbyanoiseattwointhemorning.
2.Itwasanightmarefromwhichhewouldawakenatanymoment.
3.TheexhibitisdesignedtoawakenadeeperunderstandingofMexicanculture.
4.Weshouldawakenhimtoasenseofduty.
awakenfrom从…醒来awakento使意识到…
8.remarkable
|a.|[(for)]|esp.apprec|worthmentioning,esp.becauseunusualornoticeable[常与for连用]〖尤褒〗值得注意的;
十分不平常的;
出众的
eg.1.Therestaurantisremarkablenotforitssizeordecorationsbutforthequalityofitsfood.
2.Itisremarkablethattheinterviewscarriedsomuchweight.
3.Itisremarkabletoseesuchcleanstreetsinthebusinesscenterofthecity.
seemremarkable好像不同凡响mostremarkable极不同凡响remarkablefor以…著称的,因…而不寻常remarkableto+|infinitive|…是十分不平常的
9.stream
|vi.|flowfastandstrongly;
pourout奔流,倾注;
涌流
eg.1.Peoplewerestreamingtowardsthetownsquare.
2.Sunlightwasstreaminginthroughthewindow.
3.Tearsstreamedfromhereyes.
10.long
|v.|wantsth.verymuch渴望
eg.1.I'
mlongingtoseeyouagain.
2.ShelongedtoseePateveryday.
longfor
wantverymuch切盼,渴望
eg.1.Welongedforawarmsoftbedafterseveraldaysofcamping.
2.Shelongedforthechancetoseehimagain.
KeyWordsinUnit2TextB
1.rejoice
|vi.|[(at,over)]|fmlorlit|feelorshowgreatjoy[常与at或over连用]〖正式或文〗欢喜,高兴
2.award
|vt.|[(to)]give,esp.astheresultofanofficialdecision[常与to连用](尤指官方判定的)给予,授予,判给
eg.1.Hewasawardedthegoldmedalforbeingthefastestrunner.
2.OrhanPamukisthefirstTurkish(土耳其的)writertobeawardedtheNobelPrize.
3.In2001,theNobelPeacePrizewasawardedtoKofiAnnanandtheUnitedNationsfortheirworkforabetter-organizedandmorepeacefulworld.
awardfor因…授予awardto把奖项授予…
3.cease
|v.fml|stop(esp.anactivityorstate)〖正式〗停止,终止,结束
1.Heceasedtobeaproblemtous.
2.Hermotherneverceasestellingmeabouthertroubles.
3.Thematchesceasedwiththeoutbreakofwar.
ceaseto+|infinitive|停止(做)…cease+|v-ing|停止(做)ceasewith随…而停止withoutceasing不间断地
4.owe
|vt.|[|notinprogressiveforms|;
(to,for)]havetopay,forsth.alreadydoneorgiven;
feelgrateful[不用进行式;
常与to或for连用]欠(债)等;
感激
1.Westillowetwothousanddollarsforthecar.
2.He'
spublishedseveralnovelsandowesagreatdealtohispublishers.
3."
Iowemyparentsalot,"
headmitted.
owesb.sth.欠某人…owesb.adebt(ofgratitude)感激某人owetosb.欠某人…owefor欠…的(债等)
5.relax
|v.|makeorbecomelessactiveandworried放松;
(使)轻松relaxed|a.|(ofaperson)freefromworry;
easyinmanner(人)轻松的,自在的,无拘无束的
eg.1.Georgegreetedusinhisfriendlyrelaxedwayasusual.
2.IfeelmorerelaxedaboutmycareerthanIusedto.
3.Ithinkpeoplefeelmorerelaxedwearingcasualclothes.
keepsb.relaxed使某人保持轻松completelyrelaxed完全放松的relaxedabout对•••感到轻松的
6.remedy
|n.|[C;
(for,against)]awayofdealingwithorimprovinganunpleasantordifficultsituation[常与for或against连用]补救(办法);
纠正(办法)
eg.1.Thereisnosimpleremedyforfreeingacountryfromunemployment.
2.Desperateremedieswereresortedtointhesearchforfood.
3.Thereisaremedyforeverythingbutdeath.
effectiveremedy有效的方法desperateremedy孤注一掷的方法seekaremedy寻找解决办法resorttoaremedy求助于•••的方法remedyliesin补救方法在于•••remedyfor应付•••的办法remedyagainst应对•••的办法
7.bestow
|vt.|[(on,upon)]|fmlgive|[常与on或upon连用]〖正式〗给予,赠给;
授予
bestowsth.on/uponsb.
|fml|givesb.sth.ofgreatvalueorimportance〖正式〗将某物授予某人;
把某物给予[赠予]某人
eg.1.Itwasatitlebestoweduponhimbythecommittee.
2.Severalgiftswerebestowedontheguestsasmarksofhospitality.3.WearehonoredtobestowonyoutheDegreeofDoctorofPhilosophyinliterature.
8.propose
|vt.fml|askasocialgatheringtooffer(awishforsuccess,happiness,etc.)tosb.,whileraisingaglassofwinewhichisafterwardsdrunk;
putforwardforconsideration(apossiblecourseofaction,aplantobevotedonbyameeting,etc.);
suggest〖正式〗提议为•••干杯;
提议,建议;
提出(行动、计划或供表决的方案等)
dliketoproposeatoasttoournobleguestsfromGermany.
2.LetmeproposeatoasttoMrSmith.
3.Afterrackingherbrainsfordays,sheproposedanewplantous.
4.WeproposedtothemthatLucyshouldbeappointedmanagerofthesalesdepartment.
proposeatoast(to…)提议(为…)干杯proposesth.tosb.向某人建议…proposesth.for提议…proposetosb.that+|clause|向某人建议…
9.proposeatoast(to…)
提议(为…)干杯
eg.1.Hestandsupandproposesatoasttotheiroldfriend.
2.Letusproposeatoasttothishappyoccasionattheendoftheyear.3.Makesurethatnotonlyyourglass,butalsoallotherglassesarefilledbeforeyouproposeatoast.
KeywordsinUnit3-TextA
(1)reward
1.Theteamhaveworkedhardandtheireffortshavebeenrewardedwithsuccess.
2.Hegavethechildrensomechocolatetorewardthem.
collocations:
rewardfor因·
而酬谢rewardwith奖赏
(2)contract
1.Eachpartywillthenholdthecontractsignedbytheother.
2.Thatfootballplayerisundercontractwithourteam.
conclude[sign]acontract缔结(签订)合约carryout[execute]acontract履行合约
break[violate]acontract违反合约contractfor·
的契约contractwith与·
的契约
undercontractwith(与·
)订有合约
(3)station
1.MyfatherwasstationedinEuropeduringWorldWarII.
2.Therewerepoliceofficersstationedateveryexit.
(4)well
1.Ifelttearswellingupinmyeyes.
2.Shegroaned,ashottearswelledoutandwettedherface.
wellout流出来wellu