现代大学英语精读3(第二版)Unit9-课文翻译及课文知识重点
现代大学英语精读3（第二版）Unit9-课文翻译及课文知识重点
Book 3 Unit 91.be seated 坐着take a seat 坐下；就坐save/reserve a seat 留座位2.decorate with 以…装饰3.light up 照亮；点亮p on 敲5.take tea 品茶6.flap at 拍打7.out of proportion to sth 不成比例8.linger over 徘徊9.as it were 似乎10.roll over 转过身来11.put his head in her lap 把头枕在她腿上12.the air of …的样子（姿态）13.hover over 在…盘旋；俯身14.lean over 俯身15.break in 插嘴16.lean back 背靠17.carry out 实施18.prick up its ears 竖起耳朵19.let it go 打住；停止20.That seemed to me so right. 正合我意。
21.in the pause 停顿22.breathe to 吐露23.couldn’t help doing 禁不住24.clutch at 紧握25.die down 消退26.become of 使……遭遇；……降临于；发生……情况27.be wrapped up in sb 埋头于；与……有关系；被包藏于28.snap v. 突然折断；咯哒一声关上；厉声说；给…拍照；咬（at）29.fix v. 扎牢；使牢固；安排，决定；修理n. 困境30.stretch v. 伸展，张开；时间的延续/延展开/占地面积（over）；伸出n. 连续的水域；连续，延续（时间）31.beyond adj/adv 超过；另一边32.apart adv.相距；拆分（take sth apart）tell apart 区分pull apart 撕开drift apart 飘离，疏远；各奔东西fall apart 崩溃come apart 破碎，瓦解grow apart 变得隔阂；朝不同方向生长apart from 除……之外（还有/不再有）；远离33.leap to one’s feet 一跃而起34.add up to 合计35.add to 增添36.agree with 适合（身体）37.set out 出发38.allow for 考虑到39.general manager 总经理40.answer for 为…负责= be responsible for41.back you up 支持你42.bear ou 证实（bear-bore-borne）43.blow up 爆炸44.count sb in 把sb算在内45.count on 指望46.without words 没有话语beyond words 难以言表at a loss for words 不知说什么好47.fade away 逐渐消失；渐渐减弱die away （风，声，光线）逐渐减弱fall down 跌倒；倒下die down （火势，怒火）逐渐平息；（植物）枯萎48.beg sb to do sth 恳求某人做plead with sb for sth 向…恳求49.tremble 由于寒冷、虚弱、愤怒或者恐惧等而发抖，站立shiver 因寒冷或情绪突变而出现的短时间的轻微和快速的颤抖shudder 着重指由于恐惧、震惊等而引起的全身突然而强烈的战栗shake （普通，含义广）人/物不由自主地颤动，摇摆，侧重剧烈，无规律50.content adj “满意的”强调安于现状/知足常乐只能做表语，不能做定语be content with /be content to do sthcontented a. 满足的satisfying a. 令人满意的，圆满的satisfactory a.令人满意的，符合要求的（事物）51.for all 尽管；虽然52.break off 中断；绝交break down （机器）发生故障；（健康，精神）垮掉，垮下来break up 分解，驱散，离异break away 挣脱，脱落53.beside 在…旁边；与…不相干on top of 在…之上；熟练掌握；另外（还有）；紧接着in addition to 除…之外还有54.It be some time before 要过多久才能…55.on one’s return 当某人回来时56.be expected to do 有望做sth57.be reported to do 据报道…58.After what seemed a very long time 在经过似乎很长一段时间后After what seemed a friendly exchange of greetingsTranslation1.他们都伸长了脖子想看个究竟。
杨立民《现代大学英语精读(3)》(第2版)【词汇短语+课文精解+全文翻译+练习答案】(Unit 9)
Unit9一、词汇短语Text Asword[]n.剑，刀；武力【例句】The pen is mightier than the sword.（谚）笔比剑更有力量；文胜于武。
【词组】put to the sword屠杀；杀死cross swords with sb.（与某人）交锋，争论【助记】s（蛇）+word（字）→蛇一说话就吐信子，信子如同蛇的刀controversial[]adj.争论的，引起争论的，可疑的【例句】A controversial film that set the entertainment world on its ear.一部有争议的电影使得娱乐界一片哗然【助记】contro（相反）+vers（转）+ial【派生】controversy n.争论；论战；辩论sovereignty[]n.完全的自主；主权，主权国家【例句】China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity must not be infringed.中国的主权和领土完整决不允许侵犯。
【搭配】territorial sovereignty领土主权【助记】Soviet苏联以前是个主权国家；super+reign超级统治。
upheaval[]n.剧变；动乱【例句】The French Revolution was a volcanic upheaval in European history.法国大革命是欧洲历史上的一次剧变。
【搭配】political,social upheavals政治的、社会的动乱【助记】upheav＝upheave（v.举起，鼓起），al：举起consist[]vi.（in）在于，存在于；（of）由…组成，由…构成；（常与with连用）一致，符合【例句】His job consists of helping old people who live alone.他的工作包括帮助无人照顾的独居老人。
大学英语精读3双语版 (9)
mostly the women members of his group of associates,were assembled.
大部颁是他那君同僚中的女性。
. He walked down the line shaking hands with each and mumbling a few words that were inaudible.
至今无人知晓，墨索里尼的可耻下场有多少具体细节传到了元首的耳里。
One can only guess that if he heard many of them he was only strengthened in his resolve not to allow himself or his bride to be made a spectacle-- not their live selves or their bodies.
然后，他把他仅剩的两名女秘书传来，递给她们毒药胶囊，以备节节逼近的俄国人打进来的时候服用，如果她们想用的话。
He was sorry, he said, not to be able to give them a better farewell gift,
他说，他很抱歉，不能送给她们更好的告别礼，
地堡里一直不断加剧的几乎令人无法忍受的紧张气氛突然间被打破了，
and several persons went to the canteen-- to dance.
好几个人走进食堂—跳起舞来，
The weird party soon became so noisy that word was sent from the Fuehrer s quarters requesting more quiet.
现代大学英语3 Unit 9 Globalization 词汇精讲
Unit 9 Globalization’s Dual Powerabreast1. keep/stay abreast of sthto make sure that you know all the most recent facts or information about a particular subject or situationIt's important to keep abreast of the latest developments in computers.2. walk/ride etc abreastto walk, ride etc next to each other, all facing the same waytwo/three/four etc abreastThe planes were flying four abreast.acquisition●the acquisition of language●The industry's wave of mergers and acquisitions continues.binge: (informal) a short period when you do too much of something, such as eating or drinking● a drinking/shopping binge●He went on/had a three-day binge.bond: an official document promising that a government or company will pay back money that it has borrowed, often with interest●treasury bond●bond market●bond financingboom●the economic boom of the 1950s●the disco boom of the 1970s●baby boomchampion: v. to publicly fight for and defend an aim or principle, such as the rights ofa group of people●He championed the cause of civil rights.● a champion of women's rightsclamor1. a very loud noise made by a lot of people or things●We suddenly heard a terrible clamor in the next room.●clamor of: I couldn't hear anything above the clamor of the crowd.2. urgent requests from a lot of people who want something to change or happen●clamor for: There is a growing clamor for the labeling of genetically modifiedfoods.component●electronic components for computer products●the car component industry●the components of a machineconvictv. /kənˈvɪkt/ to prove or officially announce that someone is guilty of a crime after a trial in a law courtconvict sb of sth●She was convicted of shoplifting.n. /ˈkɔnvɪkt someone who has been proved to be guilty of a crime and sent to prison ●an escaped convictconviction n.1. a decision in a court of law that someone is guilty of a crime, or the process ofproving that someone is guilty●They had no previous convictions.2. a strong belief or opinion about something●Their religious convictions prevented them from taking up arms.Crony Capitalism 裙带资本主义A description of capitalist society as being based on the close relationships between businessmen and the state. Instead of success being determined by a free market and the rule of law, the success of a business is dependent on the favoritism that is shown to it by the ruling government in the form of tax breaks, government grants and other incentives.daunt: v. to make someone feel afraid or less confident about something●No difficulties in the world can daunt us.●I was rather daunted by the thought of addressing such an audience.daunting: adj. frightening in a way that makes you feel less confident●We are left with the daunting task of cleaning up this mess.●the daunting prospect of asking for a loandepartThe airplane departed at noon.He departed this life in the winter of 1973.Some schools are now departing from the traditional idea of homework.ensue: v. to happen after or as a result of something●problems that ensue from food and medical shortagesensuing: adj. happening after a particular action or event, especially as a result of it1.the ensuing battle/conflict/debate etc●In the ensuing fighting, two students were killed.2.the ensuing days/months/years etc●The situation deteriorated over the ensuing weeks.farev. used for saying how well or how badly someone does something:●We now have a much clearer picture of how schools are faring.fare well/badly/better/worse etc.:●Although Chicago has fared better than some cities, unemployment remains aproblem.n. the money that you pay to travel by bus, plane, taxi, etc●air / bus / taxi fares●train / rail fares●Children travel (at) half fare.●When do they start paying full fare?gross: being the total amount of sth before anything is taken away●gross weight●gross income/profit…●Gross Domestic Product●net weight/income …hamstringn. a tendon behind your knee, which sometimes gets injured when you do sport●He pulled a hamstring in training.v. To cut the hamstring of (an animal or a person) and thereby cripple; to destroy or hinder the efficiency of●The President feels he is hamstrung by Congress.●The project was hamstrung by lack of funds.multi-: more than one; manymulticoloredmultilingualmultimillionairemultifacetedmultimedianeutralize●Rising prices neutralize increased wages.● a medicine that neutralizes the acid in the stomach●The treaty neutralized the Black Sea.prevail●Those beliefs still prevail among certain social groups.●Justice will prevail over tyranny.●The Italian team eventually prevailed over Russia 45:43.prone: likely to do something or suffer from something, especially something bad or harmful●Some plants are very prone to disease.●Kids are all prone to eat junk food.-prone: likely to suffer or do the thing mentioned●He's always been accident-prone.●error-prone●injury-pronereckon●I reckon (that) I'm going to get that job.●(spoken) He'll be famous one day. What do you reckon?●We reckon that sitting in traffic jams costs us around $9 billion a year in lostoutput.●The Lowsons were reckoned to be very good farmers.slump1. a sudden decrease in prices, sales, profits etc● a slump in car sales2. a period when there is a reduction in business and many people lose their jobs≠boom●The war was followed by an economic slump.● a worldwide slumpsovereignty●China will safeguard its own interests, sovereignty and territorial integrity.●to infringe upon other countries’ sovereignty●to forfeit sovereignty and bring humiliation to the countrysuccession●She won the championship four times in succession.●After graduation he took a succession of low-paid jobs.●She's third in order of succession to the throne.。
资料：现代大学英语精读3课后答案Unit9
Lesson NineMore Work on the Text II Vocabulary1. 1) to peel the potatoes 2) to decorate the rooms3) to lift her veil 4) to unbutton the collar5) to loathe the weather 6) to haunt my memory7) to draw a deep breath 8) to make a grimace9) to give a hint 10) not to breathe a wordll) to stretch one's neck 12) to unfold the map13) to float on the river 14)to plead with her15) to prick up one's ears 16)to ripple in the breeze17) to hover over the trees 18) to lay down the apple 2. 1) hate/loathe 2) unreasonable/absurd/ridiculous 3) unsettled4) learned/well-educated/knowledgeable 5) unfolded/opened6) tragic/sad 7) vague/unclear 8) melancholy9) discontent/dissatisfied/resentful 10) sophisticated/artful/crafty 3．1-5) at, of, out of, up/to, up；6-10) to, with, for, for, up；11-15) out/to/at, out, up, in, on4. l) They all stretched their necks to see what was happening.2) The desert stretches for nearly a hundred miles.3) Take a break. Go and stretch yourself a bit.4) In front of her was a beautiful stretch of open land.5)He simply loves to hear his own voice. Often he talks for hours at a stretch.6) If you go beyond that limit the economy will collapse.7) One glance at the damaged car, and he knew that it was beyond repair.8) She was then in a terrible fix. She could neither bear him nor leave him.9) If you still can't fix it this time, you will have to bear the consequences.10) He swung his stick at the tiger with all his strength. But the stick snapped and the tiger was unharmed. In his panic, he had hit the tree nearby.11) He only stayed long enough to snap a few pictures.12) "It is none of your business," he snapped.13) He snapped his briefcase to, stood up and said, "Then there's nothing more to be said.”14) He became very curious and began to take the computer apart.15) The two switch knives looked very much alike. The jurors could not tell them apart.16) When the accident happened I was standing only a few meters apart from the car.5. B, B/D, A, D, B, B, C, D6. 1)孩子们，规矩点，别乱来。
现代大学英语精读3课后答案第9单元
Lesson Nine A Dill PickleAnswersI. Oral WorkII．V ocabulary Test1. Translation1) to peel the potatoes2) to decorate the rooms3) to lift the veil4) to unbutton the collar2．Put in appropriate words1) hate 2)absurdIII. Grammar W ork.Rewrite the following sentences or the italicized parts, using rhetorical qu esti ons.1. (Who)says it’s easy?2. (How)does he know how long 15seconds is?IV. Written W orkWrite a short passage of about 160-200words on any of f ollowing topi cs.1.The changes V era found in her former lover when they met again six years later .2.Why V era broke off with her lover six years ago and how she realized that it wasimpossible for them to pick up their romantic relationship when they met ag ain.(for your reference)The reason for V era to break off their relationship six years before and after w as that the man was to self-engrossed and insensitive to show his concerns to others, what’s more, he even blamed this self-involvement on V era’s part as well.During the conversation, the man concentrated most on himself, taking a lot about his traveling experience around the world, totally ignoring the obvious fact that V era was now living in a plight.In all, it is the man’s total incomprehension of V era’s feeling and his overdueself-involvement that made V era determined to break off their relationship and leave him again in the end.V. Translation1. They are stretched their necks to see what was happening .2. The desert stretches for nearly a hundred miles.。
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Unit 1Text A课文内容全解1. Has it ever dawned on you that certain developmental changes will occur in your life as you move from adolescence to young adulthood? (L.3, Para.1)adulthood/ˈædʌlthʊd/n. the state of being an adult成年：Many people are able to maintainfriendships into adulthood.很多人能够把友谊维持到成年。
2. During this time, students are going through an identity crisis and are endeavoring to find out who they are and what their strengths and weaknesses are. (L.1, Para.2)【英释】During this period, students are experiencing an identity crisis and are trying to find out who they are and what their strong and weak points are.3. First, there is functional independence, which involves the capability of individuals to take care of practical and personal affairs, such as handling finances, choosing their own wardrobes, and determining their daily agenda. (L.3, Para.4)【英释】First, there is functional independence, which includes how an individual can handle his or her practical and personal affairs, such as learning how to spend money wisely, choosing his or her own clothes, and deciding what he or she is going to do every day.4. Fourth is freedom from “excessive guilt, anxiety, mistrust, responsibility, inhibition, resentment, and anger in relation to the mother and father.” (L.12, Para.4)【英释】Children often feel very guilty in relation to their parents because they think they have done something wrong; they are also anxious because they are eager to please their parents; they sometimes feel unhappy because they think that their parents have not been fair to them; they feel that they are responsible to their parents for everything they do; they are always afraid of not saying the right thing or not behaving properly; all these may make them angry with their parents or make them feel resentful. These feelings reflect their emotional dependence on their parents. When they grow up, they usually strive for freedom from this.5. At the same time, these young adults are learning how to give and receive affection in the adult world. (L.1, Para.6)affection/əˈfekʃn/n.①a gentle feeling of caring and loving喜爱；钟爱：She has greataffection for her little brother.她很疼爱她的弟弟。
现代大学英语精读3_Unit_9_The_Dill_Pickle
Examples for the man’s egoism
(1) Although the woman obviously had a hard time in the past six years, he paid no attention to her plight, just talking about (boasting) himself and his travels. (2) The letter she sent him six years ago: He trivializes the letter, and by doing this, also trivializes their relationship. (3) He claimed that they are both egotistical and selfengrossed, but the fact is that it was he alone who has the problem.
3. He closed his eyes an instant, but opening them his face lit up as though he had struck a match in a dark room. (p. 2)
> When he remembered who I was, he suddenly looked very excited.
I. Introduction to the author
Katherine Mansfield(1888-1923) Pseudonym of Cathleen Mansfield Beauchamp Born in Wellington, New Zealand, daughter of a wealthy merchant and Banker Attended Queen’s College, London, from 1903-1906 A talented Cellist Married a George Bowden in 1909 but separated shortly after Begin to live with John Murry in 1912, but was only able to marry him till 1918 Philosophy of pessimism and disillusion after the WWI
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Book 3 Unit 9
1.be seated 坐着
take a seat 坐下；就坐
save/reserve a seat 留座位
2.decorate with 以…装饰
3.light up 照亮；点亮
p on 敲
5.take tea 品茶
6.flap at 拍打
7.out of proportion to sth 不成比例
8.linger over 徘徊
9.as it were 似乎
10.roll over 转过身来
11.put his head in her lap 把头枕在她腿上
12.the air of …的样子（姿态）
13.hover over 在…盘旋；俯身
14.lean over 俯身
15.break in 插嘴
16.lean back 背靠
17.carry out 实施
18.prick up its ears 竖起耳朵
19.let it go 打住；停止
20.That seemed to me so right. 正合我意。
21.in the pause 停顿
22.breathe to 吐露
23.couldn’t help doing 禁不住
24.clutch at 紧握
25.die down 消退
26.become of 使……遭遇；……降临于；发生……情况
27.be wrapped up in sb 埋头于；与……有关系；被包藏于
28.snap v. 突然折断；咯哒一声关上；厉声说；给…拍照；咬（at）
29.fix v. 扎牢；使牢固；安排，决定；修理
n. 困境
30.stretch v. 伸展，张开；时间的延续/延展开/占地面积（over）；伸出
n. 连续的水域；连续，延续（时间）
31.beyond adj/adv 超过；另一边
32.apart adv.相距；拆分（take sth apart）
tell apart 区分
pull apart 撕开
drift apart 飘离，疏远；各奔东西
fall apart 崩溃
come apart 破碎，瓦解
grow apart 变得隔阂；朝不同方向生长
apart from 除……之外（还有/不再有）；远离
33.leap to one’s feet 一跃而起
34.add up to 合计
35.add to 增添
36.agree with 适合（身体）
37.set out 出发
38.allow for 考虑到
39.general manager 总经理
40.answer for 为…负责= be responsible for
41.back you up 支持你
42.bear ou 证实（bear-bore-borne）
43.blow up 爆炸
44.count sb in 把sb算在内
45.count on 指望
46.without words 没有话语
beyond words 难以言表
at a loss for words 不知说什么好
47.fade away 逐渐消失；渐渐减弱
die away （风，声，光线）逐渐减弱
fall down 跌倒；倒下
die down （火势，怒火）逐渐平息；（植物）枯萎
48.beg sb to do sth 恳求某人做
plead with sb for sth 向…恳求
49.tremble 由于寒冷、虚弱、愤怒或者恐惧等而发抖，站立
shiver 因寒冷或情绪突变而出现的短时间的轻微和快速的颤抖
shudder 着重指由于恐惧、震惊等而引起的全身突然而强烈的战栗
shake （普通，含义广）人/物不由自主地颤动，摇摆，侧重剧烈，无规律50.content adj “满意的”强调安于现状/知足常乐只能做表语，不能做定语
be content with /be content to do sth
contented a. 满足的
satisfying a. 令人满意的，圆满的
satisfactory a.令人满意的，符合要求的（事物）
51.for all 尽管；虽然
52.break off 中断；绝交
break down （机器）发生故障；（健康，精神）垮掉，垮下来
break up 分解，驱散，离异
break away 挣脱，脱落
53.beside 在…旁边；与…不相干
on top of 在…之上；熟练掌握；另外（还有）；紧接着
in addition to 除…之外还有
54.It be some time before 要过多久才能…
55.on one’s return 当某人回来时
56.be expected to do 有望做sth
57.be reported to do 据报道…
58.After what seemed a very long time 在经过似乎很长一段时间后
After what seemed a friendly exchange of greetings
Translation
1.他们都伸长了脖子想看个究竟。
They all stretched their necks to see what was happening.
2.这沙漠绵延近一百英里。
The desert stretches for nearly a hundred miles.
3.休息一下，出去活动活动，伸伸胳膊腿。
Take a break. Go and stretch yourself a bit.
4.在她面前是一片美丽的开阔地。
In front of her was a beautiful stretch of open land.
5.他就爱听自己的声音，经常说起来一说几小时。
He simply loves to hear his own voice. Often he talks for hours at a stretch. 6.假如你超过那个限度的话，经济就会崩溃。
If you go beyond that limit the economy will collapse.
7.他瞧了那辆损坏了的车一眼就知道它已经没法修了。
One glance at the damaged car, and he knew that it was beyond repair.
8.她当时处境十分困难。
她既无法忍受他，又不能离开他。
She was then in a terrible fix. She could neither bear him nor leave him.
9.这次你再修不好，后果就得由你负责了。
If you still can’t fix it this time, you will have to bear the consequences.
10.他奋力举哨棒向老虎打去。
但是哨棒啪的一声断了，而老虎毫发未伤。
他一急打到附近树上去了。
He swung his stick at the tiger with all his strength. But the stick snapped and the tiger was unharmed. In his panic, he had hit the tree nearby.
11.他只停了够照几张相的时间。
He only stayed long enough to snap a few pictures.
12.“这不关你的事，”他高声叫道。
“It’s none of your business.” he snapped.
13.他啪的一下合上了公文包，站起来说道，“那就没有什么可说的了”。
He snapped his briefcase shut, stood up and said, “Then there’s nothing more to be said.”
14.他感到非常好奇，就把那台计算机拆开了。
He became very curious and began to take the computer apart.
15.那两把弹簧片看起来很像。
陪审员们分不清。
The two switch knives looked very much alike. The jurors could not tell them apart.
16.事故发生的时候，我就站在离汽车几米远的地方。
When the accident happened I was standing only a few meters apart from the car.。