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新概念英语第二册课后答案详解
新概念英语第二册课后答案详解Lessons 6新概念英语第二册课后答案详解新概念英语第二册第6课词汇学习Word studyknock(1)vi. 敲门：Someone is knocking at the door.有人在敲门。
I knocked, but no one answered.我敲了敲门，但是没人答应。
(2)vt., vi. 碰撞：You always knock things off the table. 你总是碰掉桌上的东西。
Jim was knocked over by a bus this morning.今天上午吉姆被一辆公共汽车撞倒了。
She has knocked a cup over again.她又碰倒了一个杯子。
(3)vt. 把(某人)打成。
状态：Bob is very strong. He knocked Tom out yesterday.鲍勃很强壮，他昨天把汤姆打昏过去了。
(4)与off连用时有一些特殊的含义。
一般用于口语。
A vt.(价格上)减去，除去，打折扣：They knocked five dollars off the price of the coat. 他们把这件上衣的价格降低了5美元。
B vi. 下班，停止，中断(工作等)：When do you usually knock off?你一般什么时候下班?He knocked off for lunch at half past eleven.他11点半休息吃中午饭。
call(1)vt., vi. 叫，喊：I heard someone calling.我听见有人在喊叫。
(2)vt. 呼唤，召唤：Lucy is sick. Please call a doctor.露西病了。
请去叫个医生来。
(3)vi. 访问，拜访;(车、船等)停靠：Amy called(at our house) yesterday.艾米昨天来(我们家)了。
自考英语二经典复习资料
自考英语二复习精要UNIT 11、word studyobjective,accompany,argue,define①objectivea.⑴客观的，真实的。
⑵如实的，无偏见的。
We have to accept the objective reality as it is.我们必须接受客观事实。
The literary critics should be as objective as possible in analysis and judgement. 文学批评家在分析和评价时应尽量不偏不倚。
n.目标，目的。
People work hard to carry out the economic objectives of the Ninth Five-Y ear Plan.人们为了实现第九个五年规划的经济目标而努力工作。
My objective for the present is to pass the oral exam.我目前的目标是通过口试。
②accompanyvt./vi.1、伴随，陪同；2、为。
伴奏The singer was accompanied on the piano by his pupil.演唱者由他的学生担任钢琴伴奏。
The lonely old man is accompanied by his dog.这位孤独的老人让他的狗作伴。
All orders must be accompanied with cash.所有的订货单必须随附现金。
③arguevt./vi.争辩，争论，辩论作不及物动词用时，后边可以接with,about或over，for（赞成）或against（反对）。
She is always ready to argue over the smallest issues.她总喜欢为极小的问题进行争论。
He often argues philosophy with James.他常和詹姆斯讨论哲学。
英语周报九年级外研同步综合练
Unit 1 FriendshipSection AⅠ. Word study1. 聚会 (n): gathering, get-together例句：We had a great gathering last weekend.2. 平等 (adj): equal例句：Everyone should be treated as equal.3. 逐渐 (adv): gradually例句：With time, he gradually improved his English.Ⅱ. Phrase study1. 跟…保持联系: keep in touch with例句：We live in different cities, but we always keep in touch with each other.2. 对…真正友好: be truly friendly to例句：He is truly friendly to everyone he meets.3. 与…相处愉快: get along well with例句：She gets along well with her classmates.Ⅲ. Grammar focus1. 建议某人做某事: suggest (sb.) do (sth.)例句：I suggest you study harder for the upcoming exam.2. 及时完成某事: finish (sth.) in time例句：Please finish your homework in time.3. 为某人准备某物: prepare (sth.) for sb.例句：I'm preparing a surprise party for my friend.Section BⅠ. Word study1. 志愿者 (n): volunteer例句：Many young people choose to be volunteers during their summer vacation.2. 社区 (n): community例句：Our community organizes activities to help those in need.3. 离开 (v): leave例句：He had to leave early because of an important appointment. Ⅱ. Phrase study1. 提高对…的意识: raise awareness of例句：The school organized an event to raise awareness of environmental protection.2. 参加志愿者活动: take part in volunteer activities例句：Many students take part in volunteer activities during their free time.3. 为…做准备: get ready for例句：We need to get ready for the school sports day.Ⅲ. Grammar focus1. 期待做某事: look forward to doing (sth.)例句：I look forward to meeting you this weekend.2. 需要某人做某事: need (sb.) to do (sth.)例句：We need you to finish the report by tomorrow.3. 确保某人做某事: make sure (sb.) does (sth.)例句：Please make sure he arrives on time for the meeting.Unit 2 Science and natureSection AⅠ. Word study1. 支持 (v): support例句：I will always support my friends no matter what.2. 发现 (v): discover例句：They discovered a new species of butterfly in the forest.3. 世纪 (n): century例句：We are living in the 21st century.Ⅱ. Phrase study1. 在风中摇摆: sway in the wind例句：The trees swayed in the wind after the storm.2. 帮助解决问题: help solve problems例句：Scientists are working hard to help solve environmental problems.3. 为...提供能源: provide energy for例句：Solar panels can provide energy for households.Ⅲ. Grammar focus1. 注意不犯错误: be careful not to make mistakes例句：She is always careful not to make mistakes in her work.2. 超过 (v): be over例句：The meeting was over before I arrived.3. 以确保 (v): in order to make sure例句：He double-checked his work in order to make sure there were no mistakes.Section BⅠ. Word study1. 随着 (prep): along with例句：Along with the development of technology, our lives have changed a lot.2. 染上 (v): be infected with例句：He was infected with a cold after being in contact with a sick person.3. 调查 (v): investigate例句：The police are investigating the case.Ⅱ. Phrase study1. 保护野生动物: protect wildlife例句：We should all make efforts to protect wildlife.2. 提供拯救/救治: provide rescue/treatment例句：The organization provides rescue and treatment for injured animals.3. 发生病毒爆发: have a virus outbreak例句：The country is currently experiencing a severe virus outbreak. Ⅲ. Grammar focus1. 在重要的基础上: on the basis of importance例句：Decisions are made on the basis of importance and urgency.2. 不久将来: in the near future例句：In the near future, we hope to find a cure for this disease.3. 为...提供信息: provide information for例句：The website provides information for travelers.。
新概念英语第一册课后答案详解汇总
Lessons 95-96新概念英语第一册课后答案详解新概念英语第一册95-96课词汇学习Word studyexact adj.(1)精确的;确切的;恰好的：What is the exact time? 确切时间是什么时候?This vase is an exact replica. 这只花瓶是件很巧妙的复制品。
It's the exact shape I've been looking for. 这恰好是我一直以来要寻找的形状。
(2)严格的;严厉的：The workers must obey exact rules. 工人们必须遵守严格的规定。
catch v.(1)赶上;及时赶到：We must hurry if we want to catch the last train. 如果我们想赶上最后一班火车就必须快点。
Every morning she would catch the 7.30 train to town. 每天早上她都赶7点半的那班火车进城。
(2)听清楚;理解：I didn't catch what you said just now. 我没听清楚你刚才所说的话。
(3)引起(注意等);吸引，迷住：The bright colours on the wall caught our attention. 墙壁上鲜艳的颜色吸引了我们的注意力。
The beautiful view in front of me caught and held me. 我面前美丽的景色把我迷住了。
新概念英语第一册96课课后练习答案Key to written exercisesLesson 96A1 I had better stay here.2 We had better wait for him.3 You had better call a doctor.4 They had better go home.5 She had better hurry.6 You had better be careful.B1 I'll go to Sydney in a month's time.2 The next train will leave for Geneva in an hour's time.3 I'll fly to Beijing in two days' time.4 Jean and I will go to London in an hour's time.Lessons 105-106新概念英语第一册课后答案详解新概念英语第105-106课重点词汇学习Word studycorrect v.(1)改正;纠正：Please correct me if I'm wrong. 如果我错了，请你纠正。
高级英语 第二单元word study
Unit 2 Hiroshimaa city in Japan which was destroyed on August 6,1945 during World War II, when a US nuclear bomb was dropped on it, killing very many people (71,000). It was rebuilt after the war, and is now a large industrial city again.come/roll/jerk/skid/slip etc to a stopif a vehicle comes to a stop,it stops movingThe bus came to a stop outside the school.The car skidded to a stop.a lump in/to one’s throata feeling that you want to cryhere: be choked with emotionThere was a lump in her throat as she gazed at the child.For a moment she said nothing, she just swallowed as if there were a lump in her throat.Melanie felt a lump in her throat; it was a touching and whole-hearted welcome. That thought brought a lump to my throat, tears to my eyes.on your/somebody's mindif something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about itHe looked as though he had something on his mind.Sorry I forgot. I've got a lot on my mind (=a lot of problems to worry about) at the moment.Scene:the place where an accident, crime etchappenedThe police soon arrived at the scene of the crime . Investigators are now at the scene, searching for clues.Preoccupy formalif something preoccupies someone, they think or worry about it a lotAnd though I tried to respond, I was mostly preoccupied with my pain. Kent was silent, preoccupied, deep in thought.Much of the discussion in the 19705 was preoccupied with global cooling, not warming.These questions have preoccupied fine minds for centuries, with interest intensifying from the late nineteenth century to the present day. preoccupation1. when someone thinks or worries about something a lot, with the result that they do not pay attention to otherthingspreoccupation withThe management's preoccupation with costs and profits resulted in a drop in quality and customer service.main/chief/central etc preoccupationTheir main preoccupation was how to feed their families.rub shoulders with somebodyinformal also rub elbows with somebody American English to meet and spend time with people, especially rich and famous people:As a reporter he gets to rub shoulders with all the big names in politics.Edna revealed that she was fed up with rubbingshoulders with the rich and famous.oblivious/ ə’blɪviəs / [not before noun]not knowing about or not noticing something that is happening around you; unawareoblivious of/toHe seemed oblivious to the fact that he had hurt her.Congress was seemingly oblivious to these events. sight ofJust the sight of him made her go all weak.at the sight of something Marcie will faint at the sight of blood.The house is hidden fromsight behind trees.in response to somethingin response to public pressure.I am writing in response to your letter of June 12. …..when I showed him the invitation which the mayor had sent to me in response to my request for an interview.screech / skriːtʆ/1.to shout loudly in an unpleasant high voice because you are angry, afraid, or excited;shriek, scream'Look out!' she screeched. They screeched with laughter .screech atShe screeched at me to takeoff my muddy shoes.2. if a vehicle screeches, its wheels make a high unpleasant noise as it moves along or stopsA van screeched onto the road in front of me.The car screeched to a halt Thanks to sb. /sth. informalbecause of someone or something:We've reached our goal of $50,000, thanks to the generosity of the public.Some ski resorts opened early, thanks to a late-October snowstorm.The play was a great success thanks to the effort and commitment of everyone involved.Today thanks to the Internet,you can do all your Christmas shopping from home.owing toformalbecause of something Owing to a lack of funds, the project will not continue next year.Flight BA213 has been delayed owing to fog incessant[usually beforenoun]continuing without stopping =constantThe child's incessant talking started to irritate her. incessant rainincessantly adverbThey quarreled incessantly. stunning/ ‘stʌnɪŋ /1.extremely attractive or beautifulYou look absolutely stunning in that dress.a stunning view2.very surprising or shockingￚsynonym staggering stunning newsstunningly adverba stunningly beautiful womantread / tred / trod ,trodden1.▶STEP IN/ON◀British Englishto put your foot on or in something while you are walkingￚsynonym steptread in/onSorry, did I tread on your foot?She trod barefoot on the soft grass.twinge1.a sudden feeling of slight painI felt a twinge of pain in my back.2.a twinge of guilt/envy/sadness/jealousy etca sudden slight feeling of guilt etcHe felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.prospecta particular event which will probably or definitely happen in the future - used especially when you want to talk about how you feel about itbeexcited/alarmed/concerned etc at the prospect (of something) :She wasn't exactly overjoyed at the prospect of looking after her niece.I was excited at the prospect of living in Seoul again and writing about my native place full-time. Personally, I was excited at the prospect of participating in a real battle against drugs.overwhelm [transitive usually passive]1▶EMOTION◀if someone is overwhelmed by an emotion, they feel it so strongly that they cannot think clearlybe overwhelmed by somethingHarriet was overwhelmed by a feeling of homesickness.be overwhelmed with somethingThe children were overwhelmed with excitement.Grief overwhelmed me. lingerlinger on1.to stay somewhere a little longer, especially because you do not want to leaveI spent a week at Kandersteg and could happily have lingered on.2. to continue to live although you are slowlydyingHe surprised all the doctors by lingering on for several weeks.inhibitedtoo embarrassed or nervous to do or say what you want inhibited aboutMany people are inhibited about discussing salary.Unticlimax: the sudden appearance of an absurd or trivial idea following one or more significant or elevated ideas. It is usually comic in effect.Eg. The duties of a soldier are to protect his country and peel potatoes.sink inif information, facts etc sink in, you gradually understandthem or realize their full meaningHe paused a moment for his words to sink in.The implications of Labour's defeat were beginning to sink in.He paused to let this news sink in.I've been revising all day but I don't think much of it has sunk in.The news of the President's assassination had only just begun to sink in.reverie/ ‘revəri /a state of imagining or thinking about pleasant things, that is like dreaming She was startled out of her reverie by a loud crash.Sometimes he would drift off into reverie, and gaze out of the window for hours.The doorbell rang, shaking me out of my reverie.smellto have a particular smell The stew smelled delicious .Mm! Something smells good !It smells like rotten eggs.smell ofMy clothes smelt of smoke. humiliatingmaking you feel ashamed, embarrassed, and angry because you have been made to look weak or stupid synonym embarrassinga humiliating defeata humiliating experienceI had to apologize in front of everyone - it was sohumiliating.Prisoners are subjected to humiliating treatment and frequent beatings.Since nobody else had been found, Hayling offered Thornton the Chairmanship, but the executive attached two humiliating conditions.on somebody's part/on the part of somebodyused when describing a particular person's feelings or actionsIt was probably just a mistake on her part.There has never been any jealousy on my part.EX:礼堂里的人一个也没有，会议一定延期了。
大学英语Unit2 word study-the virtues of growing older
Unit 2 Word Study1）worshipv. 1. to show respect and love for a god, especially by praying in a religious building.做礼拜，拜神e.g. We worship regularly at that church. 我们经常在那个教堂做礼拜。
2.to admire and love someone very much崇敬，敬仰e.g. He absolutely worships her.worship at one’s feete.g. His followers worshiped at his feet. 他的追随者们拜倒在他的脚下。
worship the ground somebody walks on: to admire or love someone so much that you cannot see their faults崇拜得五体投地n. They bowed their heads in worship.c.f.differences in pronunciation between worship & warship2）convince:v. to bring by the use of argument or evidence to firm belief or a course of action 使信服，使确信convince sb of sth./ that-clause …be convinced of sth./ be convinced that-clausee.g. You need to convince them of your enthusiasm for the job.convincing & convinced.e.g. I’m convinced of her innocence.I had to let him go, because his reasons are very convincing.3）work outto train the body by physical exercise锻炼身体，做运动e.g. I worked out regularly to keep fit.work sb out了解，理解（某人性格）e.g. I would never be able to work her out.work sth out计算，算出; 想出，处理e.g. I couldn’t work out where the music was coming from.I’v worked out a new way of doing it.4）aging (ageing):the process of growing olde.g. signs/effects of aging 变老的迹象/影响aging equipment 老化的设备aged 年老的（前置定语）；…岁的（后置定语）【注意两个的读音】e.g. an aged man 老翁a girl aged six5）dread: vt. to feel great fear or anxiety about害怕dread sth.:I’ve got an interview with the bank manager tomor row –I’m dreading it.dread v-ing害怕做某事: The little girl dreads sleeping alone.dread to do: I dread to think what will happen if she finds out.dread that: He dreaded that his parents would find out.Derivation: dreadful a.Synonym: fear, frighten6）distinct: noticeable; unmistakable清楚地，明显的e.g. There is a distinct scar on his face.There is a distinct smell of chrysanthemum in this room.Collocation: distinct from sth.:different in kind; separatec.f. distinctive:clearly different or belonging to a different typ e有特色的,与众不同的= distinct from e.g. Chrysanthemum has a very distinctive smell. It is quite distinct from the smell of lily. Derivation: distinction n.-- distinctly ad.7）apt: likely, liable, inclined 可能的Collocation: be apt to do …e.g. Food is apt to go bad in this weather.Infants are apt to put their hands into their mouths.8）obsess: to preoccupy the mind of excessively 使痴迷，缠住，困扰be obsessed with…痴迷于，迷恋于e.g. She is obsessed with the desire to become a great scientist. 她一心想当一名伟大的科学家。
Unit+1+Word+Study+课件-高中英语人教版(2019)选择性必修第一册
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8.n. 酷爱；热情 adj. 热情的； 9.n. 教授 n. 职业；专业 adj. 专业的；职业的n.专业人员 10.n.目标; 物体;对象;宾语 v.反对 n. 目标；adj. 客观的 11.v. 分析 n. 分析（复数：analyses） 12.n.小说 n.小说家 13.adj. 显而易见的 adv. 明显地 14.n.研究院;学会;专科院校 adj.学业的;学术的
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word studyPPT教学课件
You say that something is amazing when it is very surprising and makes you feel pleasure or wonder.
令人吃惊的，令人惊讶的
★ it is amazing that / how….. …是令人惊奇的
His laziness amazed me. 人类适应环境的速度之快真实惊人。
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20a20m/12/a09zingly adv. 令人惊奇地
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★ amazing现在分词表示事物的客观性质 “使…感到怎样”
4. outstanding academic performance.
5. ★ academic exchanges/ forum / essay /achievement
6. 学术交流 / 学术论坛 / 学术论文/ 学术成就
7. 2★020/12a/0c9 ademically adv. 学术上地
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If you are enthusiastic about something, you show how
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Bread tends to mold in damp weather. 在潮湿天气中面包易于发霉。 A series of failures damped his enthusiasm. 一系列的失败降低了他的热情。 Nothing could damp down my spirits. 任何事情都不能破坏我的兴致。 This unwelcome news put a damper on the celebrations. 这个不受欢迎的消息使庆祝会颇为扫兴。
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abundance
• This country has an abundance of natural resources. • 这个国家拥有丰富的天然资源。 • God gave us in abundance all that is necessary for perfect health—clean air, pure water, clear sunshine. • 上帝赐予了我们保持健康的所有必需品——干净的空气、纯净的水源 和充足的阳光。 • Life is meant to be abundant in all areas. • 生活意味着在各个方面都应当富足。
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Deliberate
• •te action, often connected with battle and war. 这种伤害是故意的行为，常与作战及战争有关。 That's a deliberate understatement. 这是一种故意的掩饰。 He was deliberate in his answers in interviews. 他每次回答采访的问题的答案都是经过深思熟虑的 We have deliberate on your proposal. 我们已经仔细考虑的你的建议。 They're still deliberating over(或on)the question of the appointment. • 他们仍在慎重考虑职位的任命问题。
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Contend
• They have to contend against draught every year. • 他们每年都得与干旱做斗争。 • Sixteen football teams are contending for the World Cup this year. • 今年有16个足球队争夺世界杯。 • Many contend that we have already contaminated the world beyond repair. • 许多人认为我们已经把世界污染得无法修复。 • We must contend with all kinds of wrong ideas. • 我们必须同一切错误思想做斗争。
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Contaminate
• The river was contaminated with waste from the factory. • 这条河流被从工厂流出的废物所污染。 • Heavy metals contamination is the main type of soil contamination. • 重金属污染是土壤污染的主要类型之一。