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【正文】 n of the radio, the word “ broadcast” took on a new meaning. 8 it takes/took? ..to do sth. It takes great courage to do the job It takes patience to work under a man like by boss. 9 bring sb back to reality 10 be/get/bee accustomed to sth: be/get/bee familiar with sth. Soon we all got accustomed to Prof. Wang’ s way of teaching. Have you bee accustomed to life abroad? 11 wear(sth) off The child’ s interest in the game soon wore off. 12 try out sth(on sb): test or use , They tried out the new medicine on dogs. 13 the shine 14 daytoday realities 15 sink in: be fully understood or realized I said hello in quite a few yards before the message sand in that this wasn’ t the thing to do. 16 barriers to (doing) sth 17 beyond: apart from 18 stick with sb/sth I’ ll stick with my idea no matter what you say. 19 on the basis of: because of a particular fact or situation He’ s recently been made public relations manager on the basis of his performance. 20 the other way round 21 bee adapted to sth./adapt(oneself) to sth: bee adjusted to new conditions, The old lady quickly adapted herself to life in the city. 3 interpretations 1 Since China adopted the reform and openingup to the outside world policy, this city has taken on an entirely new look. 2 The foreigners who are suffering from culture shock often cut themselves off from the rest of the world. 3 For the first few months, many freshmen are hardly adapted themselves to the college life. 4 Biologists decided to try out that set of expensive equipment. 5 I noticed that she had greatly improved her behaviors since she returned from abroad. 6 More and more Chinese people begin to concern themselves with environmental protection Book 1 lesson 7 1 text 1 Romance is the privilege of the rich, not the profession of the unemployed. 2 The poor should be practical and ordinary. 3 Intellectually, we must admit, he was not of much importance. 4 He was as popular with men as he was with women, and he had every quality except that of making money. 5 He had gone on the Stock exchange for six months。 but what was a butterfly to do among bulls and bears? 6 Laura loved him and he was ready to kiss her shoestrings. 7 Trevor was a painter. Indeed, few people are not nowadays. But he was also an artist, and artists are rather rare. 8 When Hughie came in he found Trevor putting the finishing touches to a wonderful lifesize picture of a beggarman. 9 Unless one is wealthy there is no use in being a charming fellow. 10 He never said a clever or even an illnatured thing in his life. 11 That did not answer. 12 ? ..was charmingly blamed for giving away a pound, 2 phrase 1 there/it is no use /good (in) doing sth Unless one is wealthy there is no use in being a charming fellow. 2 popular with/among: liked, admired or enjoyed by This young teacher is very popular with the students. He is very petent lawyer, but not very popular with his fellows. 3 live on 4 go on 5 tire of His interest in the stock exchange soon wore off, and tired of the business. The old man never tires of teaching others what they don’ t know. 6 make matters/things worse The earthquake left half the villagers homeless。 the storm that followed made tings worse. 7 lose one’ s temper, lose one’ s health, keep one’ s temper 8 between They opened a small bookstore between them. This couple has quite a lot in mon between them. 9 not hear of : not permit 10 see about : deal with The tap is leaking。 we must find a plumber to see about it. 11 drop in Drop in whenever you e to see your parents. 12 personally : as a person Personally she is a very charming girl, but intellectually she is below average. Personally還常常在句首表示 as far as I am concerned, 就我個人而言 Personally, I don’ t like the film. 13 seek(after) 14 put/add the finishing touches(to sth) She got a few buttons and added the finishing touches to dress. She went over what she had written and put the finishing touches to the essay. 15 make a picture of sb 16 fell(about/around)(for sb/sth) He felt in his briefcase for a pen. In the dark, he felt around for the switch. The blind man felt along the wall for the staircase. 17 slip : put sth somewhere 3 interpretations 1 The Legend washing machine has a great sale on account of its aftersale service. 2 Gee like s blaming others for anything he himself has done wrong. 3 My professor would not hear of my working in the laboratory during Christmas. 4 I cannot give any mitment at he moment, but I will see about it. 5 He went bankrupt and had to got his friends for financial help. Book 1 lesson 8 1 text 1 “ Finished and framed, my boy!” 2 I think it is terrible that any one should be so miserable. 3 What you call rags I call romance. What seems poverty to you is charm to me. 4 “ An artist’ s heart is his head,” 5 ? .., our business is to show the world as we see it, not to make it better. 6 He has a house in every capital, has his dinner off gold plate, and can prevent Russia going to war when he wishes. 7 ? and he sank into an armchair the picture of dismay. 8 “ I think you ought to have told me, Alan,” said Hughie in a bad temper, “ and not have let me make such a fool of myself.” 9 “ Millionaire models,” remarked Alan, “ are rare enough。 but model millionaires are rarer still!” 2 phrase 1 all right : in a satisfactory manner。 satisfactorily Are you getting along all right with your college friends? I think her performance is quite all right. 2 care for/ care to do sth Would you care for some more coffee? If you’ d care to go on a trip to Hawaii, I’ ll arrange everything for you. 3 fall : begin to be sth. Fall asleep, fall ill, fall