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自考英语(一)课堂笔记完整版(34)

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  19.eventually adv. 终于,最终

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  eventual adj. 最后的,结果的学友吧7C5N+^J&BWqr

HP5hJHK  1)He eventually realized that he was wrong.(他终于意识到自己错了。)

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  2)They eventually took over the company.(他们终于接管了那家公司。)

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N w8J$H$D2~N.x p  3)His mistake led to his eventual dismissal.(他的错误致使他最终被解雇。)学友吧-{C5DU&E nv

/v1Z^P}j  4)He is sure about his eventual success.(他肯定自己最终会成功。)学友吧s9v.P hNYpm

mhGi4D.I],F  20.confirm v. 证实,肯定;批准,确认学友吧2CbXL1M7W Jq7c

aC?y]  1)You need to confirm your reservations 48 hours in advance.(你需要提前48小时确定预订。)学友吧$^]be4N6q

|9fg8uZp  2)The rumor is confirmed.(谣传被证实了。)

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  3)Her remarks confirmed me in my belief that the young man was innocent.

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5H]i;u$n)n[  (她的话使我进一步认定那个年轻男子是清白的。)学友吧8B,X&\/|,zlo

4AM Lc,p*I*\q/I  4)The United Nations has confirmed the treaty.(联合国已批准了这项条约。)学友吧)Y| lVL w1`Z%N

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  越来越多的美国人会在一生中一次或多次地经历惊吓症。惊吓症的症状与心脏病的症状极其相似,于是得了惊吓症的人往往误认为自己得了心脏病。那么惊吓症与心脏病如何区别?心脏病的症状只是气急和疼痛,而惊吓症则会有如下的表现:1)对一些极寻常的情况惊恐不安;2)气急、胸痛。心跳加快,突然发抖,周围的人或物变得虚幻;3)恐惧死亡或疯狂;4)发病年龄在20-30岁;5)女性多于男性; 6)症状多样化;7)大量饮酒和使用药物的人多发。惊吓症虽然不会对人的生命产生直接危害,但是专家们建议最好向医生咨询,如果确实患有惊吓症,则需要心理和药物治疗。学友吧~ B+ROyF.N9g

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\)@,_3BOUT;~.t\  1.…suddenly had severe pains in her chest accompanied by shortness of breath.

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B#t'^T*c  哪个部位的疼痛,通常用pain in…来表示,比如:a pain in the abdomen(腹部疼痛),a pain in the chest(胸部疼痛)。当然我们也可以用abdomen pain,chest pain 来表达。而a pain in the neck 则是指“令人讨厌或恼火的人或事”)。

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`;cJ+M nN  pain是个常用词,可以做名词用也可以做动词用。

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4X-O*bi Ak5J? [  1)No pains, no gains.(不劳则无获。)学友吧 P'F^ hH/X

VXmv6Sf.cB  2)Father went to great pains to stress the importance of independence.(父亲煞费苦心地强调独立的重要性。)学友吧hfp`9b

'Z ?w5rz}{m  3)The death of his daughter gave the old man much pain. (女儿的去世令那位老人极为悲痛。)学友吧0S'moqu8[E

F d+sUK+]*q2gDC|/Ph  4)My left leg is paining.(我的左腿痛。)学友吧p7j$B Zr!@6| X0Z2D

.vX Fz4T'COK  5)It pains her to see him thinner from illness.(看到他因病日渐消瘦,她心里很难过。)学友吧?1^n.}7m"W*iLJih^

,z,tMC7j o  be accompanied by 意为“由…伴随”;如:学友吧w` ^-A6M(g!i1?@

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  1) He burst into the room accompanied by his body guards.(他在保镖的伴随下闯进屋里。)

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N-zV'bBOc  2) Pneumonia is often accompanied by fever and cough. (肺炎常常伴有发烧和咳嗽。)学友吧5sy9a2o5P nk

i)Y#R9C0vT7H,m  2.Her husband immediately rushed Anne to a nearby hospital where her pains were diagnosed as having been caused by panic, and not a heart attack.学友吧g$[F:u'e&Zo)zv

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  1)He rushed the tourists round the sights. (他带着游客们匆匆参观了各处名胜。)学友吧})q/h]o&RR5`)v HmyN

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  2)The ambulance rushed him to a hospital.(救护车火速送他进医院。)

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  3)Let me think about it and don't rush me.(让我把这件事想一下,别催我。)

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p d-Fgu  在大多数情况下rush作不及物动词和名词用。如:

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3g"x&h2C6_ qH  1)The rain rushed against the house.(暴雨冲打着屋子。)

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  2)The reporters are rushing to the scene.(记者们正赶往现场。)学友吧*l-Pw IX,V+PJ

W0h A g_!A2\ ]  3)Blood rushed to his face when the young man offered to buy him a pudding.(当那位年轻人提出给他买个蛋糕时,血涌上了他的脸。)学友吧 f7{n1}i wW\6R

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  4) There is no rush.(不用急急忙忙的。)学友吧p+\8q^"Tr

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  5)She felt a sudden rush of dizziness.(她感到一阵眩晕。)

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  6) He went to America during the Californian gold rush.(他在加利福尼亚淘金热时去了美国。)

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  nearby 可以做形容词用,也可以做副词用,在本句中用作形容词,修饰其后的名词hospital.学友吧i h#N\tx6M

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  diagnose…as… 把…诊断为…,如:

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? FWT'_-[PT6FI  1)His failure was diagnosed as being caused by carelessness.(他的失败被判定为由粗心所致。)学友吧kpYYiM%_&wjJ9pU |?

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  2)The doctor diagnosed her illness as diabetes.(医生诊断她的病是糖尿病。)

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  因为句子中的as是介词,在介词后要用动名词,又由于需用被动语态,所以出现了having been caused by的形式。

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$o u8L"t ]lO{  3.More and more Americans nowadays are having panic attacks like the one experienced by Anne Peters.学友吧C0A/w7`5vG

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  本句中的like是一个出现频率很高的词,在下列例句中,like用作介词:

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*P.RIU8~!q]J  1)She is like a bird.(如像鸟儿一样。)学友吧u"dK5fDdY

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  2)It was not like him to forget her birthday.(他才不会把她的生日忘记呢。)学友吧,t]yT3heN

N] l\P.u W'p3V4d  3)I feel like sleeping.(我想睡觉。)

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@yt7dV1eZ;},\ O  4)It looks like a clear day tomorrow. (明天看来会是晴天。)学友吧"vm*~B-ie-B K9W

&y*PH[8wTb xA  5)He acts like a grown up person.(他的举止行动像成人。)学友吧g?G#]Y H7p/Bf

Jn'Iy*r+i0^W,T;D6}f ~  experienced by Anne Peters 在句子中做定语,修饰the one .

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  1)I don't like the one chosen by him.(我不喜欢他选择的那一个。)

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  2)The camera bought by Xiao Li is stolen.(小李买的那个相机被偷了。)

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  4.The symptoms of panic attacks bear such remarkable similarity to those of heart attacks that many victims believe that they are indeed having a heart attack.

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pKA,w'T|  1)He ran so fast that no one could catch up with him.(他跑得这样快,没人能赶上他。)

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P D:qh-nE  2)This book is so interesting that he doesn't want to put is down.(这本书太有意思了,他都不想把书放下。)学友吧5lY(Z4M+?.e H7k;}4b

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  3)It was such a sunny day that he wanted to go out to enjoy the warm sunshine.(天气如此睛朗,他想出去享受这温暖的阳光。)

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  在形容词similar的后面通常用介词 to,使用名词 similarity 时,其后也用 to.如:学友吧#A'v v[F,i3~

]\;KdS II!jg  1)My problems are similar to yours.(我的问题与你的类似。)学友吧jY(R"E-~Z

$sD,uBAM  2)The two cats are similar to each other in appearance and size.(这两只猫的模样和大小相仿。)

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  3)Liverpool has a certain similarity to Marseilles.(利物浦和马赛有某种相像。)

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  句子中的those 代指symptoms.

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B3{7q7Zka n  5.A person seized by a panic attack may show all or as few as four of these symptoms.

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@ |(x!n)Y0xcd  请注意本句中seize这个动词的词意及用法。学友吧 rvj s*lqb

6mwbO lw/hO+r0u\"s  1)抓住;抓住(时机等),利用学友吧 k Oy#A m6Mc9j.C

s-s\I{P  The police seized him by the collar.(警察抓住了他的衣领。)学友吧 r$WXie&v A

U~]br4IXe  Seizing the bowl, he ran off through the door.(他抓起碗冲出门去。)学友吧BO K%xWO

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  He seized the chance to study abroad.(他抓住了那次去国外学习的机会。)

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  2) 逮捕

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  He was seized outside the city.(他在市郊被捕获。)

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  The escaped prisoner was seized on Sunday.(逃犯于周日被抓获。)

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3c%_sSh7^&P  The old man was seized by a stroke.(那位老人中风了。)

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  She was seized with jealousy.(她妒火中烧。)学友吧s*fY|R

k W`5S6[ w1n!uR4pu,~%E  Panic seized the people in the cave.(洞里的人们惊慌失措。)

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  “seize”也可用不及物动词,如:

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u7h9}o-|o  1)He would seize on (upon) any excuse to justify himself.(他会利用一切借口为自己辩解。)

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  2)He was determined to seize on (upon) the opportunity to leave his employer a good impression.(他决心抓住这个机会给他的雇主留下好印象。)学友吧(Ge-]~y-bg S(M

5\y8q3MIp\ s  6.There has been a lot of explanations as to the causes of panic attacks.

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  本句中的as to 意思是about(关于),如:

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  1)John has been given no directions as to what to write. (没人对约翰说明该写什么。)

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  2)I have no doubt as to his honesty.(对他的诚实,我毫无疑问。)学友吧6HQGe)UX0e

!QFtJ&OSQN@  3)I was asked my opinion as to why he refused our help.(对他为什么拒绝我们的帮助,我被要求发现见解。)

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  7.It is reported that there are at least three signs that indicate a person is suffering from a panic attack rather than a heart attack.

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tI5X%qx0b  1)It is often stated that Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564.(人们常说莎士比亚生于1564年4月23日。)

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WR c4| x \(N  2)It is believed that he has told the truth.(人们相信他说了实话。)学友吧r b[kjwO S

[]"j+z.O | k-b  3)It is known to all that light travels in straight lines.(众所周知,光以直线运行。)学友吧7h,[xc!U:S

Z9@$qz;I'W)T  rather than在本句中的意思是“不是……而是……”,如:

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  1)He lay rather than sat in his armchair.(他躺在扶手椅里而不是坐在里面。)学友吧0U6Z#s;v~0d

R)U\o] {  2)The freckles over her face were an added attraction rather than otherwise.(她脸上的雀斑不但无损容貌反而令她更动人。)

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.k6DA S$sLj*d4A  8.Dr. Crocker's advice to any person who thinks he is suffering from a panic attack is to consult a doctor for a medical examination to rule out the possibilities of physical illness first.

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  to在本句中用作介词,advice to sb. 意为“给某人的劝告”,如:

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  1) My advice to you is that you should be more polite to other people.(我对你的劝告是你应该对别人更礼貌一些。)学友吧$r"^8~5r:Dk/}1Ve

{'AV |U f$G O&p  2) The teacher's advice to me was to study harder.(老师劝我学习更努力。)

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  consult在本句中的意思是“请教,咨询”,如:学友吧-{;ZLI zf:I IHX

"Rd Cm9?,Zi  1) He consulted the doctor about his illness.(他找那位医生看病。)学友吧RC%PG4c-{R

G~a[i g4kfxO8O  2) Your baby is losing weight, you should consult your doctor promptly.(你的孩子体重在下降,你应该立即去向医生咨询。)学友吧p9c6] Z g-q?fl

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  rule out的意思是“排除”,如:学友吧O5y|{ `L gP%lG

pSN9Id+\ks;iF  1) Police have ruled out murder but are still holding several people for questioning.(警方排除他杀的可能,但仍留了一些人审问。学友吧u)O5V-] N|"c,G

Gpqz\O  2) He ruled out the possibility that he could fight again.(他排除了再度出战的可能性。)

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3o-N'e0G/Y#WG  本课主要词组

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  2. shortness of

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L1i^j5i&\ x4vS  3. rush sb. to (a place)

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  4. be caused by学友吧\#V\,pO m.L4tI5ZX

j n:t8c+Y'zC&N%g  5. suffer from学友吧2?.W,V Vk3Jc(g

;As%WI cz  6. bear similarity to学友吧0[Y#i}!N&qI

,M d!gPs2?#yn&OLc  7. most of all学友吧v6wisK_V

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  9. as to

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.J aFF3gf5nD7]LE  10. rather than

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y-Jp4gos&L?OL  11. be isolated from学友吧v a"oyv,j0`&E.W9R

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  12. rule out

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  13. at least

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  14. as yet

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  15. be likely to学友吧 G _G;lz;x1T

5MZR,fU  16. all the same学友吧/~ \M:Z I|

bZLMlB5a&SG  Text B  Sleepwalking——Fact or Fancy?

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  短语表达学友吧 wHw.G H o(x

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  All his life he has been searching for the meaning of life.学友吧gCi1^V)ET;hM{N

8d6cCxl%`z  The police are searching for the escaped prisoner in the wood.

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  2.  in the middle学友吧gG1P"V$O3Ky

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  Don't disturb him, he is in the middle of a meeting.

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Q6A2KR [  He is standing in the middle of the room enraged.学友吧;a@b9? ra1CFS

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  3.  border on学友吧)@(w'Y[,H

Bf+N4D(L:rC  The American people's respect for President Lincoln borders on worship.学友吧V6T.v!Om)V%w

L;[)C8tL!_  China borders on Mongolia in the north.学友吧#CL#d-Gi+?{.T/M(B

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  Students' performance at school is usually put on record.学友吧#d-I6wKn5i

S$uP8eS$md3Fz  The criminal cases are all put on record.

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  5.  wake up

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  The noise outside woke him up.学友吧&jYCg/E

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  6.  take measures

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  Effective measures have to be taken to control pollution.

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  7.  outgrow学友吧_`4T%P!PU

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  The boy will outgrow the jacket in a year.学友吧,HR`;\Ec$X9a

[K.[ Y[7D!E  I believe he will outgrow the habit when he is older.

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