【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 now. ?She awoke suddenly. ?My screams awoke my parents. ?A great noise awoke the baby. ?He has awoke to the danger. (bee aware of) ?her mind awoke to the possibilities of the new invasion. ?The noise of the hurricane might keep you wide awake at night. wake: (cause to) emerge from sleep。 stop sleeping ?She woke up feeling better. ?What time do you usually wake up? ?Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation. ?Don’t wake the baby. ?What time do you want to be waked? ?He needs some interest to wake him up. ?It waked me up to the facts. ?Wake up and smell the coffee. waken: poetic/literary term for wake ?Please waken me at 6 am. ?I wakened (up) early on the day of our mencement ceremony. ?I was wakened by their heroic struggles. ?In order to waken the reader’s interest, the library authority planned to arrange some authors of the newly published books to deliver some lectures on their works. awaken: rouse from sleep。 cause to stop sleeping ?Anna was awakened by the telephone. ?He sighed but did not awaken. ?The film helped to awaken many to the horrors of the apartheid. ?His suspicions were awakened. ?We must awaken the people to the dangers facing our country. ?Her piercing words awakened him to a sense of position. ?The university students have been awakened to the importance of politics. news ? Good news goes on crutches. ? News flies apace.＝ Bad news travels quickly. ? A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on. – Sir Winston Churchill ? That is no news. ? break the news to (sb.) = tell sb. some bad news conviction: generally implies that a prior doubt existed and now has been removed because one has been convinced or assured of the truth； a very firm and sincere belief ? I am in the full conviction that our cause is just. ? 我完全相信我們的事業(yè)是正義的。 ? I have the firmest conviction that Chinese Football Team will be the number one in the world. ? 我極其堅(jiān)定地相信中國足球隊(duì)將成為世界第一。 ? From the way she spoke, you could tell she was speaking from conviction. collocation: v. +conviction ?cherish the ~ ?confirm the ~ ?declare his firm ~ ?deepen one’s ~ ?form the unshakable ~ ?voice/express the ~ count on: rely on。 depend on。 expect with confidence ? We count on your help. ? We count on you to help. ? You’d better not count on an increase in your salary this year. ? He was counting on their support. ? I count on your ing next Sunday. enlist: win the support of, gain the help or sympathy from 贏得 …的支持、幫助、同情 ? He tried to ~the munity in his experiment. ? Mary ~ed her family to force him into marriage. ? ~ all the available resources ? ~ the participation of the students ? ~ collaboration of his wife ?~ one’s sympathy / help / support ? enlist in: the army, the course of world peace, the argument ? The anization has enlisted the support of many famous people in raising money to help homeless children. be true of: be in conformity with。 in accordance with reality or fact符合于 。 對適用 ?This is true of the rural area as well as of the urban area. ?這對農(nóng)村和城市一樣適用。 ?That is not true of the people I am talking about. ?那對我所說的人不適用。 ?The same is true of all other cases. ?對于其它各例而言，也是如此。 be true to: accurately conforming to (a standard or expectation)。 faithful to ? This entirely new production remains true to the essence of Lorca’s play. ? This version is a translation true to the original. ? Lei Feng was always true to his words. ? ** ? hold true(for): suit, be effective ? true to life: accurately representing real events or objects ? croquet ? [39。kroukei]: ? an outdoor game: wooden balls are driven by mallets through a series of squaretopped hoops set out on a lawn ?槌球游戲 ? croquette ? [krou39。ket]: ? a small ball or roll of vegetables, minced meat, or fish, fried in breadcrumbs ?油炸丸子 ,炸肉餅 ? croquis ? [krou39。ki:]: ? sketch, draft ?草圖 ,素描 ,速寫 revert (to):return (to a former state, condition, topic, etc.) ? He reverted to his native tongue. ? He ignored her words by reverting to the former subject. ? It is impossible that a fishlike mammal will actually revert to being a true fish. ? After the settlers left, the natives reverted to their savage customs. ? The fields have reverted to moorland. ? If a man dies without an heir, his property reverts to the state. pare ? 1. Revert (reversion): return to (a previous state, practice, condition, topic, etc.)。 turn one’s eyes or steps back。 ? On reverting our eyes, every step presented some new and admirable scene. ? He’s stopped taking drugs now , but he may revert to taking them again. ? 2. Return (return): e or go back to a place/person。 go back to (a p. state or activity)。 divert one’s attention back to sth. ? We look forward to your return from India. ? I’m sorry to hear you have a return of the bronchial attack. ? The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy ? 3. recrudesce (recrudescence): recur。 break out again。 ? There has been a recrudescence of stealing in the big shops. ? to prevent the ~ of Nazism, Fascism and militarism ? ~ of influenza epidemic ? 4. recur (recurrence): occur again, repeatedly, or periodically。 ? Leap year recurs every 4 years. ? Economic crises recur periodically in capitalist society. ? I shall recur to the subject later on. ? The scene often recurs to his mind ~vert: turn ? introvert ?性格內(nèi)向的人 ? extrovert ?性格外向的人 ? extravert ? 好活動而不愛思想的人 ? invert ?顛倒 ? convert ?皈依 ? subvert ?顛覆 ? avert ?避免；防止 ? pervert ?性變態(tài)者 ? divert ?轉(zhuǎn)向； ? overt ?公開的 ? covert ?隱蔽的； arch: chief。 principal。 outandout。 of the highest rank or class ? archbishop ? archduke ? archangel