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自考英语(一)课堂笔记完整版(21)

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  1. garage n. 车库,汽车修理厂学友吧:~![:CYvU? l

'RMRf3_3BI&M  1) Jim jumped out the car and opened the garage doors.(杰姆跃出车外,把车库门打开。)

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  2) It is already 6:30. I think the garage must be closed.(已经六点半了,我想汽车修理厂准已关门了。)

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eDY2C!kyt^B5F  3) Mr. Henderson worked as a garage mechanic before he retired. (退休前亨德森先生做汽车修理工。)学友吧l)YlaQ9te4y

n2^#O;Q/t`Ai  4) They decided to have a garage sale to get rid of some unwanted stuff.(他们打算进行一次现场旧货出售,把一些不需要的物品清除掉。)

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  1) The little girl felt unwanted when both her parents left her. (父母丢下了她,小姑娘觉得自己是多余的。)学友吧8M3q A;y;S

;K/qp+|9vmF  2) Herbicides can be used to keep down unwanted plants.(除莠剂可以被用来控制多余的植物的生长。)

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  3) The unwanted objects are set out on the front yard of their home.(那些不需要的物品就展示在他们家的前院里。)

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D#K@#^!u)k-I#f  3. rid v. 使摆脱,使去掉

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  1)We must rid ourselves of the illusions and be more practical. (我们必须去掉幻想,更加务实。)

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yXrhE GJ K  2)Who do you think can rid the country of this wickedness?(你觉得谁能使这个国家摆脱邪恶?)

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A#l{]&{*gU K  3)You should try to get rid of the uneasy feeling. (你应该尽量使自己摆脱这种不安的感觉。)

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  4)Jack got rid of the old van and bought himself a new Buick. (杰克卖了那辆旧货车,给自己买了辆新别克。)学友吧 Qy4m8qA9f

#[I0Zl V  5)He just didn't know how to get rid of that annoying boy.(他就是不知道怎么摆脱那个恼人的男孩。)

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  4. homemade adj. 家里做的;自制的;本国制造的

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  1) The cake is really tasty. I didn't expect it is homemade.(这蛋糕味道真好,我没想到这是家里做的。)

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  2) The woman told the boy that candy was homemade.(那位夫人对男孩说糖果是自制的。)

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U,j y,Z^*tR:C4yX  在英语中,像homemade 这类词很常见,如:handmade, machine-made, man-made, China-made等等。

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?x3o$C2x!i2k;D  5. neighborhood n. 四邻,邻近地区,附近学友吧Ny[XyO

:kfz.W$Gf:k  1) He told the police that he lived in a wealthy neighborhood. (他对警察说他住在富人区。)学友吧 q/V:e-r.|D

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  2) They didn't know they lived in the same neighborhood.(他们不知道他们俩在同一地段。)

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  3) The noise from the construction site disturbed the entire neighborhood.(工地的噪声骚扰了整个地区的居民。)

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%A-}KR:}1F  4) She sent the child to the neighborhood nursery, as she had to go to work.(她把孩子送进了附近的托儿所,因为她得去上班。)学友吧4\;{"^Wt#acZC(cl

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  5) He lives in the neighborhood of a shopping center.(他住在一个商店区附近。)学友吧Klu5P7A^8i s

dGo9C Of*]  6. advertisement n. 广告;启事;公告学友吧6~z!xI]

nBq$@,HU5qn  1)Today's newspaper has an advertisement for air-hostesses.(今天的报纸载有一则招聘空姐的广告。)

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]e VC @ey]5\  2)They decided to place an advertisement on TV for the child as lost.(他们决定在电视上登走失儿童的广告。)

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  在使用中,我们常用ad. 作为advertisement的简写。

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  advertising也可用作名词,意思是“广告业,登文选”,或“广告(总称)”学友吧\-JVZ P!Z0v3L

C?$r9t.g  1) He runs a firm that does big advertising.(他经营着一家做大规模广告生意的公司。)

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  2) The newspaper carries much advertising.(这报纸上登有大量广告。)学友吧f@V2Ownc#^,_

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  3) The supermarket attracted many customers by advertising.(这家超市用广告吸引了众多顾客。)

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  advertise 做动词用,意思是“(为)…做广告;宣传”

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R8L |T O  He saw a teaching post advertised by the local newspaper.(他在当地报纸上看到一则招聘教师的广告。)学友吧\{$v"V {Au^

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  7. ever-increasing adj. 不断增长的学友吧,SVaH6v-W^

H*kP{*v%W2I  1) They are trying hard to meet the ever-increasing demands of the neighborhood.(他们正在努力满足这地区的人们不断增长的需要。)学友吧CJZ4H+]7pq

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  2) The ever-increasing number of students put a great strain on them.(不断增长的学生人数给他们带来了很大的压力。)学友吧 x_)dmV;L

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  英语中这一类的形容词也不少见,如:ever blooming (四季开花的),ever lasting (永久的)学友吧,E f-P$p%qeo-p0C

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  8. stuff n. 原料;东西   v. 塞满

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  2) She is always eating sweet stuff.(她总是吃甜食。)学友吧}J$[,z:m{ ` Um

#C1Y-O&NGcq  3) He is unwilling to read the stuff he has written to the whole class.(他不愿意把自己写的东西读给全班听。)学友吧 z Mzz TG8B%_

G Z5k3APJ~ R"j P  4) The old man stuffed his pipe with tobacco.(老人把烟斗装满烟丝。)学友吧Mr4[$s%J

6QPm'O7T*m l:j  5) The boy stuffed the bills carelessly into his pocket. ( 那男孩随便地把钞票往口袋里一塞。)

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QTjOw2G  6) The book is stuffed with interesting stories. (这本书里全是有趣的故事。)

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  请注意区别stuff 与staff,staff通常用做名词,意思是“全体职员”

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;S1c0V LzMQ.m  1) The school has got a staff of 800. (这所学校有800名教员。)学友吧w3X6q`3BAmt

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  2) They have large stuffs of language experts (他们有大批语言专家。)学友吧a?^O-c0LE

T)tL+R#M+b  9. cast off adj. 抛弃的;穿旧的    n. 被抛弃的人(或物)学友吧_!?H@L$A

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  1) He was reluctant to dress in his older brother's castoffs.(他不愿意穿哥哥丢下的旧衣服。)学友吧%kK0^p5j;p

SCA_-W/v;k  2) He felt himself a social castoff (他觉得自己是一个被社会抛弃的人。)学友吧V Z&gt/a(K7C

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  cast off 是一个词组动词,意思是“把…放开”,“丢弃;与…断绝关系”。

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  1)He cast off the hunting dog to chase the wounded hare.(他放开猎狗去追受伤的野兔。)学友吧:\ H#@*NE&o

/V wVR!?$k r  2)Cast off all restraints and do with you like.(抛掉一切限制去做你喜欢的事。)学友吧6}(w)Ck'pdd

q9y R r;nE1Ty  10. extra adj. 额外的    adv. 非常学友吧"g%ht FhMH{g3O

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  1) She could get some extra sleep at weekends.(周末时她可以多睡一会儿。)

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  2) Mother needs extra help in the kitchen.(妈妈需要额外的人手帮厨。)

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  3) He was extra nice to them. (他对他们特别好。)

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7vTA$n6?  4) Mr. Jones arrived extra late.(琼斯先生到得格外迟。)学友吧aJ7`Q;n,]I6`+}

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  11. original adj. 起初的;独创的     n. 原作学友吧#W G&~\'c$O

6t*L5[ |x {8o9j  1)Philadelphia was the original capital of the united states. (费城是美国的旧都。)学友吧2{%|T]0e2a1w

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  2)What is the original meaning of this word?(这个词的原义是什么?)学友吧#X F~+y[Kc$j t @

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  3)The original plans were changed (原先的计划改了。)学友吧 BZj,hy MG8p`%P

Rqja'?k;gc!x  4)he has some original ideas in his book.(他的书里有创新思想。)学友吧&C/z ^5NMX+H"D

1js\'GTWIg  5)The teacher asked us to read some novels in their original versions.(老师让我们读一些原版小说。)

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AeSh ZU$s?  12. remnant n. 残余,剩余学友吧 JLH'l"G[A$|

}q(E,iU zys  1) They dumped the remnants of the feast into the garbage can. (他们把残羹剩菜倒进了垃圾桶。)

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7D6? Kl!@S Kf  2) The remnant of the defeated army withdrew to a valley.(战败部队的残兵撤进了山谷。)学友吧%AA*M;u0v

Cw yex_  3) The remnant is large enough for an apron.(这块零头布足够做个围裙了。)

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'zV\^zugB  13. bargain n. 交易;特价商品    v. 讨价还价

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&SLd| kY+R  1) I was sure it would be a losing bargain at the beginning.(我开始就认定这是一笔赔本买卖。)

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,moe6B%hp B ~u D.Ap  2) She showed me how to shop bargains. (她让我看看该怎样觅购特价商品。)学友吧4dw5m5wF.a*WAXr t#k

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  3) I'm considering the possibility of bargaining with our opponent.(我在考虑和对手谈判的可能性。)学友吧E `O,h e2r e

4Z4^#S [{1f MgT  4) She refused to bargain over the price. (她不愿讨价还价。)学友吧fokv {fq

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  14. fabulous adj. 神话式的,惊人的

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  1)He is a fabulous figure in history.(他是历史上的传奇式人物。)学友吧C|0zgHYIM g"I

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  2)Mr. Wang really didn't know what to do with fabulous fortune at the moment. (王先生一时不知如何处置这笔巨额财富。)学友吧,I*`)_!wy G V

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  3)We had a fabulous time at the party.(我们在晚会上玩得很痛快。)学友吧F.L3F,h;g\I

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LrGBH(n"H7\LX'V  1) Have some mercy on the poor child (对可怜的孩子发发慈悲吧。)学友吧dbI+vkA

Lm+?nNh^H  2) He showed no mercy on (to) his opponents. (他对对手毫不手软。)

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  3) The jury found him guilty and did not recommend mercy.(陪审团认为他有罪,所以未提请法庭宽大处理。)学友吧 Vc$L_ x

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  4) What a mercy that you could survive the air crash.(你能在空难中幸存是多么幸运啊!)学友吧P#} h*ZU0@/zj y W

ntmP1K:f@ O,D:p  at the mercy of 任凭…的摆布学友吧:|!C+~\F

e;w7]\o OaC'~  for mercy's sake 看在上帝的份上

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2gI6we(bf;EL:Z  leave…。to the mercies of 听由…任意摆布学友吧rA|)H~ w&u:Q

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  16. reluctant adj. 不情愿的学友吧 ]jV.Q"Zl6k5H,Je i#f

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  1) He was reluctant to give them any help. (他不愿意给他们任何帮助。)学友吧 |N0H5K'`

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  2) She gave us a reluctant promise (他勉强地给了我们允诺。)学友吧[*|V9rM5R

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  1)We are bound to succeed.(我们一定会成功。)学友吧h)j@w.mm"P

&B\}B!wWR7J-hE  2)He is bound to refuse.(他一定会拒绝)

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  3)She has no time to go shopping as she is bound to her job.(她被工作束缚住了,没时间去购物。)学友吧0rgtP_/?2VW

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  4)Where are you bound for?(你上哪儿去了?)学友吧l.~5?L r9z1^

n-S0p cG6Zz4}n-w  5)He is bound for home from Shanghai(他在从上海回家的途中。)

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%m5Q]Qp)L5H  本课简介学友吧:\7sr*mJ4c+O

hBC/Uhn7Qhy  “ The Great American Garage Sale”这篇课文通过对一户普通的美国家庭把家里不再需要的物品整理出来进行现场旧货出售一事的描述,告诉读者现场旧货出售在美国深受普通百姓的喜爱,买卖双方都乐在其中。究其原因不外乎如下几点:

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  1)充抵不断上扬的生活费用;

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3b"{ fg@}2G3t'yC  2)享受结识新朋友的快乐;

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  3)希冀有意外收获的美梦成真。Garage sale 既降福予者也降福取者,只是有一天买东西的人会成为卖东西的人,因为他也遇到了同一个问题-如何打发掉家里多余的物品。学友吧1c#~L;t9~8Ar0XXb

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  本课主要语言点学友吧9I${:c [}

lwf*[L  1. Not long ago, Charles Erickson and his family decided to do some Spring housecleaning.

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  动词do 常与一些名词连用。表示从事某种普通的活动或工作,比如:do you teeth ( brush your teeth ) ,学友吧#PM7qJnJd:k

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  do the flowers ( arrange the flowers ) , do the dishes ( wash the dishes )。再请看一些例句:

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  1)When mother was away, I did the cooking and Tom did the cleaning.(妈妈不在家时,我做饭,汤姆搞卫生。)

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  2)Who does the washing up after each meal?(每顿饭后谁洗餐具?)学友吧!b(|2TT |

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  3)I will go to supermarket to do some shopping this afternoon.(今天下午,我要去超市买点东西。)

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9x`T5O1I4\ak  2. Sorting through their possessions, they cane up with some 1,500 old, unwanted items-all sorts of things they wanted to get rid of.学友吧 L$iVy)e6A)n"O)e

}Qr#A3f  sort 通常做名词用,意思是“种类、类别”,如:

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  1) What sort of iron did she buy this morning? (她今天上午买的哪一种熨斗?)

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  2) I don't think he will be interested in this sort of book.(我想他不会对这一类书感兴趣。)学友吧/RO%Qq*b~6q5h

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  3) He would find all sorts of excuses for his failure.(他会为自己的失败找寻各种借口。)学友吧;Al8JK"q+S#R j

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  在本句中sort用作动词,意思是“整理;分类”。Sort常用于短语sort out,但out也常可省略。学友吧z0Yog o8C9uZ8rN

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  1) He was alone in the post office sorting letters.(他独自一个在邮局里分拣信件。)

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k#P(mg4X2}  2) Old John was sorting through a pile of old shoes.(老约翰正在整理一堆旧鞋。)

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R)`/f5m w,D  3) The teacher asked Mary to sort out the bigger balls.(老师让玛丽把大一点的球拣回来。)学友吧 Ix(oi)c$^(w.t

#n'rmQ&A"a)[  4) I need to sort out my own problems first.(我需要先把我自己的问题解决。)

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