综合教程第五册unit1 何兆熊 课后习题答案解析.ppt

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1、LanguageWorkUnitIEX.11.Atthebeginningof2.Thewholefamilywerealreadyeitheractuallybusymakingpreparationsorenjoyingtheambience.3.alargeenjoyablemealonthetrain4.asifwehadneverbeenmistreatedforbeingBlack5.hadpartiallycaused6.wasnotgoingtobenoticedorsympathizedwit

2、hbypeoplefeelingasimilarangerEX.2词义辨析bruise&scarsimilarities:Bothverbspertaintoexternalphysicalinjuryandothersortsofdamage.Bruise:Bruiseindicatesaninjuryofthesurfaceflesh,causedbyablowthatdoesnotnecessarilybreaktheskinandthatresultsinamarkedskin;thewordcanal

3、sosuggestthetendencytoturnblack-and-bluefromsmallimpacts.Scar:Scarreferstotheformingofamarkoverahealedwoundorsuggeststhedoingofdamagethatwillleavealastingmark.dampen&soakDampenistomakeorbecomesomewhatwet,emphasizingthemoistconditionthatresults.Inafiguratives

4、ense,thewordmeanstodepress.SoakSoakmeanstowetthoroughly,implyingimmersion.Tosoaksomethingistoplaceitinliquidandleaveitlongenoughfortheliquidtoactuponit.acknowledge&admitBothwordsagreeinmeaningtoacceptopenly,thoughwithsomereluctance,thetruthorexistenceofafact

5、,condition,etc.Admit:Admitisaboldacknowledgementofimplicationinsomethingonehasformerlytendedtodenyortoequivocateabout.Acknowledgement:Acknowledgeistoacceptresponsibilityforsomethingonemakesknown,andweacknowledgesomethingembarrasingorawkward,andusuallynotvolu

6、ntarily;moreoften,theacknowledgementisextractedfromonemoreorlessunwillingly.agony&anguishBothwordscanrefertointensesufferingofthebodyormind.Agonyrepresentssufferingtheenduranceofwhichcallsfortheveryhumanresource.Itsseverityisofsuchextentthatthewordisoftenuse

7、dtodenotethestruggleandpainthatmayprecededeath.Agony:Anguish:Anguishpointstotheextremityofgriefwhichsoterrifiesthespiritastobeinsupportable.Ex.31.hasdecreed2.agonizing3.approvingly4.ensconced5.flair6.vulnerability7.relief8.avowedExercisesIV1.Mothermeanttodel

8、iberatelyoverlookwhatevershedidnotlikeandcouldnotchange.2.FromJunetotheendofJulyschoolclosedforthesummervacation.3.Literarily,thewriterwasunabletoopenwidehereyesduetothedazzlingsummersunlightasw