新概念第二册lesson70 Red for danger.ppt

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1、NewConceptEnglishBook2Lesson70Lesson70RedfordangerWords/phrases单词与词组Keypoints学习要点Requests学习要求Words/phrases单词与词组bullfightn.斗牛drunkn.醉汉wanderv.溜达，乱走ringn.圆形竞技场地unawareadj.不知道的，未觉察的bulln.公牛matadorn.斗牛士remarkn.评论；言语apparentlyadv.明显地sensitiveadj.敏感的critici

2、smn.批评chargev.冲上去clumsilyadv.笨拙地bowv.鞠躬safetyn.安全地带sympatheticallyadv.同情地Words/phrases单词与词组n.斗牛n.醉汉v.溜达，乱走n.圆形竞技场地adj.不知道的，未觉察的n.公牛n.斗牛士n.评论；言语adv.明显地adj.敏感的n.批评v.冲上去adv.笨拙地v.鞠躬n.安全地带adv.同情地Words/phrases单词与词组beunawareof…没意识到…catchsightof…突然看

3、见bebusywith…忙于…ruderemarks粗鲁的话feelsorryfor…为…感到遗憾chargeat向…攻击breakintocheers欢呼besureofoneself对…有信心【Newwordsandexpressions】★sensitiveadj.敏感的，神经过敏的，易生气的，介意的（常与to+名词连用）Maryissensitivetosmells.You’retoosensitive.你太敏感了（太容易生气）。Maryhasasensitiveear.★chargev.冲上去①vt.&vi

4、.要价，收费Theychargedustoomuchforrepairs.Howmuchdoyouchargeforthisdress?②vt.指控，指责Thepolicechargedhimwithmurder.HechargedGarywithspeeding.③vt.&vt.猛攻，冲向，冲锋，向前冲Thebullchargedatthedrunk.★bowv.鞠躬①vt.&vt.鞠躬，欠身，低下（头等）Thecrowdbrokeintocheersandthedrunkbowed.Asshecouldn’tan

5、swerthequestion,shebowedherhead.②vi.让步，屈服，服从Whydidyoubowtotheirdecision?Hefinallybowedbeforemoneyandmarriedtheothergirl.③vt.压弯，压倒Mymotherisbowedwithage.我母亲因年老而腰弯背驼。Thelittletreeisbowedwithsnow.【课文讲解】1、Thecrowdbegantoshout,butthedrunkwasunawareofthedanger.beunaw

6、areof…不知道，没有觉察……Whileshereadthebook,shewasunawareofthenoisearoundher.Iwasunawarethatyouwerecoming.我不知道你要来。2、Thebullwasbusywiththematadoratthetime,butitsuddenlycaughtsightofthedrunkwhowasshoutingruderemarksandwavingaredcap.catchsightof…突然看到……AsIcameoutoftheshop,

7、IcaughtsightofDaninthecrowd.3、Thedrunk,however,seemedquitesureofhimself.be/feelsureofoneself有自信心She’salwayssosureofherself.4、Apparentlysensitivetocriticism,thebullforgotallaboutthematadorandchargedatthedrunk.sensitivetocriticism对挑衅/批评敏感chargeat…向……攻击5、Thecrowdb

8、rokeintocheersandthedrunkbowed.breakintocheers突然喝起彩来breakinto…突然发出，突然……起来Onhearingthenews,shebrokeintotears.WhenSallysawthewomanwearingahatthatlookedlikealighthouse,shebroke