新世紀大學英語綜合教程2unit1課文詳解-文庫吧資料
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【正文】 r, we need to tackle them immediately.innocent[39。 regular （持續(xù)）不斷的，連續(xù)發(fā)生的，一再重復的1. He has been under constant attack in the newspapers recently.2. There is always a constant stream of visitors to the museum on the weekend.3. Amy lived in constant fear of being attacked.eat (away) atmake (sb.) feel very worried over a long period of time 煩擾，困擾1. The thought of her mother being alone on Christmas Eve was eating away at her.2. Winning the gold medal is not eating away at me, but I would love to make the most of this.3. She has a skin disease, which is eating away at her mind. tackle[39。ni??l] a. happening at the beginning 開始的，最初的1. The initial talks were the basis of the later agreement.2. I was only involved in the initial stages of the planning.3. The initial difficulties with the puter system were soon overe.constant[39。m not sure if they counted that against me.3. He is a very selfcentred person, and I39。t sweep your problems under the carpet but sort things out even when it is painful to solve them.count sth. against sb.consider sth. as a disadvantage in sb. 認為某事物不利于某人；因某事而低估某人1. For that job her lack of experience may count against her.2. I did fail to e to work on time the very first day。t want to e. For one thing, he is having a cold. For another, he is not quite pleased with our plan.sweep ... under the carpetkeep (sth. bad or shocking) secret （把壞事或使人震驚之事）掩蓋起來1. The thief wanted to sweep his crime (罪行) under the carpet.2. We knew that it wouldn39。 for another, I can39。Well, for one thing, I can39。t you get a car? 再者 superficial 〖貶〗膚淺的，淺薄的1. His work has been criticized (批評) for being shallow.2. If he39。?230。t know the best way to go about it.3. Despite the threat of war, people went about their business as usual.unfair[??n39。I39。ve gone.3. What39。ve no idea how much traffic there was tonight.2. She doesn39。的人1. Whoever es will be weled.2. I don39。ev?(r)] pron. the person or people who。ve also witnessed lots of families healed.put[put] v. express sth. in words （用語言）表達，敘述，說明1. I39。 bee mentally or emotionally strong again after a bad experience, or help sb. to do this （使）（傷口） 愈合；（使） （精神上的創(chuàng)傷）恢復1. The wound on my arm has healed (up).2. This cream is good for healing minor cuts and bruises.3. Time heals all sorrows.4. We39。 refuse to go or let go [常與 to 連用] 堅持，墨守；緊握住，緊抱住1. He still clings to the last hope and will never give up.2. The couple clung together when it was time for them to part.cling to sth. continue to believe or do sth., even though it may not be true or useful any longer 堅持，墨守；忠實于某事物1 A
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