Module10·Unit 3Protecting ourselves1、 abrupt (=sudden/unexpected) adj 突然的,意外的;唐突的,鲁莽的abruptly adv =suddenly◆The heavy snow caused an abrupt change in our plan大雪导致了我们计划的突然变化。◆I'm afraid your abrupt wor
Module10·Unit 3Protecting ourselves1、 abrupt (=sudden/unexpected) adj 突然的,意外的;唐突的,鲁莽的abruptly adv =suddenly◆The heavy snow caused an abrupt change in our plan大雪导致了我们计划的突然变化。◆I'm afraid your abrupt wor
Module9·Unit 2Witnessing time1、appoint vt 任命,委派;确定,指定; 约定appoint sb to be / as… 任命,委派某人为…… appoint sb to do sth 派某人去做某事 appoint sb to a post 派某人任某职 appoint a time/date/place for… 为……确定时间/日期/地点 appoint
Module10·Unit 4Law and order1、 assessvt 估价,估计;评定,核定assess…at… 以……核定……◆The lawyers assessed the property at $35,000律师们估计这笔财产价值35,000美元。◆It is too early to assess the effects of the new law现在来评价新法规的效果为时
Module4·Unit 2Sports events1、delight vt 使快乐,使喜欢 n 高兴;喜欢delighted adj 高兴的◆All things delight us事事都使我们高兴。◆Our class teacher was delighted that we had done well in the examination我们的班主任很高兴,因为我们这次考试成绩很好。◆
Module11·Unit 1Careers and skills1、 request vt 请求,要求 n 要求,请求;所请求的事物◆I requested him toe before ten我要求他10点以前来。 ◆They requested financial support他们要求经济资助。 ◆You can request that he should pay you now
Module9·Unit 4Behind beliefs1、 strike vt & vi 打,击;敲响; 报时,攻击,袭击; 侵袭;(突然)出现于(某人的)脑海中;给……以(深刻)印象 vi 罢工 n 罢工/课/市◆Strike while the iron is hot趁热打铁。◆The clock struck twelve钟敲12点。◆A hurricane struck the city
Module8·Unit 2The universal language1、demand n 要求,需求 v 要求,查问,需要demand to do sth 要求做某事◆Good secretaries are always in demand 好的秘书总是很多人都需要的。◆Do you think the President will give in to the terrorists' de
Module11·Unit 2Getting a job1、 refreshvt 使……清新;消除……的疲劳;使……恢复 vi 恢复精神;喝饮料,吃点心;补充给养◆A cold shower always refreshes us in summer在夏天洗个冷水淋浴就会使我们感到凉爽。◆She refreshed herself with a hot bath 她洗了个热水澡使自己又振作起来。◆
Module10·Unit 1 Building the future?1、 wrestlevi 努力解决;全力对付(+with) ,(与某人)搏斗,扭成一团; 扭打;(与……)摔跤 n 摔跤,角力◆They wrestle with difficulties他们与困难搏斗。◆Who wants me to wrestle谁要我参加摔跤?◆He wrestled (with) a bull他与一头
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