BOOK 4 Unit 1 课文中语块归纳 (3 汉语)
BOOK 4 Unit 1 课文语块归纳（3）
1.同意某事---争辩某事
2.尊重---蔑视
3.谈到不同的数目
4.被看作为一个整体
5.在理科方面很聪明
6.在所得税方面计划进一步削减
7.进入大厅
8.保护公众不受伤害
9.抓窃贼和抢劫犯
10.向某人征求意见
11.天气和食品两者都不好
12.每天要么下雨要么下雪
13.携带雨伞
14.没有人让那种情况影响我们的活动15.这群游客
16.在开放日
17.坐在电脑旁边
18.做….方面的研究
19.中国了不起的女性
20.偶然；碰巧
21.碰到
22.妇女疾病方面的专家
23.在某人选择的事业中
24.去国外学习
25.与某人目光相遇；引起某人的注意
26.从做某事中降低死亡率
27.生孩子和呵护孩子
28.提出一些可以遵循的简单的规则
BOOK 4 Unit 1 课文语块归纳（3）
1.同意某事---争辩某事
2.尊重---蔑视
3.谈到不同的数目
4.被看作为一个整体
5.在理科方面很聪明
6.在所得税方面计划进一步削减
7.进入大厅
8.保护公众不受伤害
9.抓窃贼和抢劫犯
10.向某人征求意见
11.天气和食品两者都不好
12.每天要么下雨要么下雪
13.携带雨伞
14.没有人让那种情况影响我们的活动15.这群游客
16.在开放日
17.坐在电脑旁边
18.做….方面的研究
19.中国了不起的女性
20.偶然；碰巧
21.碰到
22.妇女疾病方面的专家
23.在某人选择的事业中
24.去国外学习
25.与某人目光相遇；引起某人的注意
26.从做某事中降低死亡率
27.生孩子和呵护孩子
28.提出一些可以遵循的简单的规则
BOOK 4 Unit 1 课文语块归纳（3）
1.同意某事---争辩某事
2.尊重---蔑视
3.谈到不同的数目
4.被看作为一个整体
5.在理科方面很聪明
6.在所得税方面计划进一步削减
7.进入大厅
8.保护公众不受伤害
9.抓窃贼和抢劫犯
10.向某人征求意见
11.天气和食品两者都不好
12.每天要么下雨要么下雪
13.携带雨伞
14.没有人让那种情况影响我们的活动15.这群游客
16.在开放日
17.坐在电脑旁边
18.做….方面的研究
19.中国了不起的女性
20.偶然；碰巧
21.碰到
22.妇女疾病方面的专家
23.在某人选择的事业中
24.去国外学习
25.与某人目光相遇；引起某人的注意
26.从做某事中降低死亡率
27.生孩子和呵护孩子
28.提出一些可以遵循的简单的规则
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