book 5 module 3adventure in literature and the cinema

adj./adv.
• After five beers I was incapable of walking in a straight line. • (adj.) • She walked straight past me. • (adv.)
as if/ though
好像，似乎
• It looks as if it is going to rain. • It sounds as though she’s been really ill. • 真实情况
• to one’s astonishment • lie • panic • curious • tie up • have enough of sth. • die of / die from
• • • •
fright terrified persuade feel bad about…
shelter
persuade
• Persuade sb. to do sth. • into doing sth.
说服某人做某事
• I persuaded them to go there. • persuade sb. out of doing sth. • 说服某人不做... • We persuaded him out of smoking.
tie up
• tie up 把……捆绑起来 • The robbers broke into Kurt’s, tied him up and put him in the closet.
• tie A to B • 把A捆到B上 • Tie his horse to a tree.
have had enough of sb./sth.
Para 1
• have connection with • solve • account • run away from • 和…有联系
• 解决 • 叙述，描述 • 逃跑
have conncetion with…
• 和…有联系
• I have no connection with him before I came here.
Module 3
Adventure in Literature and the Cinema
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biography fantasy adventure thriller crime history
biography
• the story of somebody’s life
fantasy
• 借助…的光线 • We sat and talked by the light of the fire. • We came in by the back door. • He succeeded in the exam by means of practice • by 借助于….，通过
straight
• a story which has no connection with reality
adventure
• a story in which there is lots of action
thriller
• an extremely exciting story, which is often fright 与现在的事实相反： 一般过去时 过去完成时 过去 He talks as though he knew where he was. •He orders me about as if I were his child. •He talked about Rome as if he had been there himself.
• His failure in the experiment has some connection with the hot .
solve
• 解决 • solve a problem • Help me to solve my financial problems.
• solution 名词
• solution to a problem 解决问题的方法
crime
• a story in which a detective tries to solve a problem, such as identifying a murderer
history
• a true account of the past
thriller
history
biography
feel bad about…
• 后悔做了某事 • I feel bad about telling him the truth, because he is the most outspoken man. • He felt bad about cheating in the examination.
to one’s astonishment
• to one’s + joy/ surprise/regret/disappointment 令人…的 • To our astonishment, he is still alive. • To his great delight, he got the first prize in the test.
pour
• vi. to rain heavily without stopping • It never rains but it pours. • It poured all night.
(雨）倾盆而下
They were pouring into the station.
Vi.倾泻，大量涌入
by the light of…
• out of /from curiosity
• …but I could see a man lying on the floor, tied up with rope.
• They saw her walking into the bookstore. • I saw an old man knocked down by a car just now.
curious adj. 好奇的，想知道的
• be curious to do sth. 极想做某事 • about sth. 对…感到好奇 • I’m curious to know what happened yesterday. • Children are curious about everything around them. • curiosity n. 好奇心
• persuade
劝说成功
如果表示“劝而不服” ，只表示劝 说
• advise sb. to do sth. • try to persuade sb. to do sth. • I have persuaded him to stop smoking by advising him many times.
run away from
• 逃离，逃脱，摆脱 • Toby ran away from home at the age of 14. • He run away from you when you needed his help most.
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shelter sail down pour by the light of straight as though/as if board paddle
lie
• • • • • • • • lie –--lied----lied--- lying vi 说谎，撒谎 lie---- lay----lain----lying vi 躺 lay---- laid----laid----laying vt 放置，产卵 lie to sb. tell sb. a lie 对…说谎 a lie to sb. The newspaper was full of lies. He lay down for a rest.
• n. 庇护，保护； 遮蔽物，庇护物 • The cave was his shelter. • seek/ take shelter from the rain/ the wind
sail down
• 顺流而下，沿着… 航行 • They go for a sail down the Thames.
• 对……厌烦透了，受够了 • I have had enough of your complaint. • Have you had enough of this TV program?
die vi
• die of 死于疾病，情感，饥渴，年老（多 指内部原因，精神上的） • +cancer/ hunger/ thirst/ sorrow/old age • die from 死于外部的原因 • + an accident/ over work/ lack of food
account
• 描述，叙述 • He gave the police a full account of the incident.
• on account of 因为 • He can’t run very fast on account of his asthma.
• account for 是…的原因 (动词短语)
board vt.
登上（交通工具）
• Passengers are waiting to board. • boarding check/card
• n. 甲板，船舷 • go on board 上船，车，飞机…
paddle
• paddle n.桨； v. 用桨划 • We paddled the boat along the coast. • The children have gone paddling.