人教版（2019）选择性必修 第二册Unit 5 First Aid单词课件(共28张PPT)
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B5U4 Words and expressions II
First Aid
It is a great honor to save a life.
-----Leigh Bardugo
救人一命，善莫大焉。
drown vi/vt.（使）淹死/溺死；浸泡（食品等）；
（声音）盖过/淹没
1)The fish ______________ (drown) in a rich sauce at that time.
2)A train blew its whistle ,____________ (drown) his voice.
drowning
was drowned
1.be drowned in… 被泡在……；被淹没在……
2.drown your sorrows
借酒浇愁
panic vi/vt.使惊慌 n.惊恐，恐慌的局面
1)The protests became more violent and many people _____________
(panic) into leaving the country.
2)When she saw the blood on her face, she _______________（陷入了恐慌）
3)一看到那头灰熊，马儿们惊慌地逃走了。
On seeing the grizzly bear, horses fled in panic.
panic-panicked-panicked-panicking
got into a panic
were panicked
1.panic sb. into doing sth. 使某人仓促行动
2.in (a) panic 惊慌地
3.get into a panic 陷入惊慌状态
interrupt vi/vt.打断（某人的）讲话/打扰；使暂停
interruption n.插嘴/打扰；中断
1.My studies _______________(interrupt) by the war.
2. I was able to get on my work without interruption.
were interrupted
1.be interrupted by… 被……打断
2.without interruption 连续地
scream vi（因疼痛，惊恐，兴奋等）尖声大叫；
vi/vt.（因愤怒，恐惧）高声喊
n.（因疼痛，惊恐，兴奋等发出的）尖叫声
1.面对如此壮丽的风景，孩子们尖声欢笑。
Faced with such spectacular scenery, the children were screaming with laughter.
1.惊慌尖叫 scream in (a) panic
2.高声呼救 scream (out) for help
3.发出尖叫 let out a scream
desperate adj.（因绝望而）不顾一切的/拼命的；非常需要的
desperately adv.不顾一切地/拼命地
1.那个在沙漠中迷路的男人极想喝水。（非谓语作定语）
The man lost in the desert was desperate for water.
2.We were desperate ___________(see) whether the method is working.
1. be desperate for sth. 渴望某物
2. be desperate to do sth. 渴望做某事
to see
1.All the time Stephen was lying face down and unconscious in the bath tub.
Stephen一直脸朝下趴在浴缸里，不省人事。
2.他的脸上绽开了灿烂笑容。
A big smile spread across his face.
3. 她听到消息时眉开眼笑。
Her face lit up when she heard the news.
4. 他边读报边皱眉。（with的复合结构）
He was reading the newspaper with a frown on his face.
1.face down 脸朝下
2.face up 脸朝上
3.face to face 面对面地
4.be faced with=in the face of 面对
5.lose face 丢脸/面子
6.save face 保全面子
7.make a face/faces 做鬼脸
1.You have been sitting on my hat and now it is out of shape.
你一直坐在我的帽子上，现在它都变形了。
2.游泳池呈心形.
The pool was in the shape of a heart.
3.He is __________________ of a man of his age.
4.She’s bought an exercise bike_______________.
in good shape
1.out of shape 身体状况不好；(因受损，处理不当等)变形的
2.in the shape of 以……形状
3.in good shape 身体健康;情况良好
4.in bad shape 身体不健康;情况不佳
5.keep/stay in shape 保持身材/健康
to keep in shape
needle n.缝衣针；编织针；注射针；（仪表上的）指针
大海捞针
fish for a needle in the ocean
=look for a needle in a haystack（草垛）
ward n.病房；被监护人（尤指儿童）
ankle n.脚踝
扭伤脚踝
sprain/break/twist one’s ankle
ankle boots
（仅到脚踝的）短靴
ankle socks
（仅到脚踝的）短袜
bleed vi/vt.（尤指因受伤）流血；榨取（钱财）
bleeding n.流血
blood n.血
1.Look, your heart is bleeding.
2.His ex-wife clearly intends to bleed him for every last penny.
bleed-bled-bled
fellow adj.同类的/同事的/同伴的/同情况的;
n.男人；家伙；同事/同学
follow v.跟随；（时间/顺序上）在……之后发生；听从；
理解；关注
diner n.（餐厅的）用餐者;（价格便宜的）小餐馆
dine vi. 进餐；用餐
dinner n.（中午或晚上吃的）正餐；（为了庆祝某事而举行的）晚宴
choke vi/vt.（使）窒息；（因情绪激动而）说不出话
choker n.颈链
steak n.牛排
Fillet steak
菲力牛排
Sirloin steak
西冷/沙朗牛排
Ribeye steak
肋眼牛排
throat n.喉咙/咽喉
1.咽喉痛
a sore throat
2. clear one’s throat
清嗓子
3. have a lump in one’s throat
(因愤怒或情绪激动而) 喉咙哽住，哽咽
4.A sob caught in his throat.
他泣不成声。
=choke with….
slap vt.(用手掌)打；（尤指生气时）啪的一声放下；拍击
n. (用手掌)打；拍击声
Zhenhuan slapped her across the face.
slap-slapped-slapped-slapping
1.help sb to one’s feet 帮助某人站起身来
2.get/jump/rise to one’s feet 直起身来/跳起来/站起身来
3.be/get back on one’s feet 东山再起
4.have/keep one’s feet on the ground 实事求是/脚踏实地
foot-feet(pl)
fist n.拳头
clench one’s fist
握紧拳头
grab v.抓住；霸占/捞取；抓住（机会）；
（因忙碌而）抓紧（吃/睡）；吸引（某人的注意）
n. 猛然的抓取/突然的抢夺；抓取的图像
1.The dog is clumsily trying to grab at its shadow.
2.She __________(grab) the opportunity to go to America last year.
3.I managed ____________(grab) a couple of hours’ sleep on the plane.
4.By the time we arrived, someone ____________(grab) all the good seats.
5.I jumped on the wall to grab the attention of the crowd.
为了吸引那群人的注意，我纵身跃上墙头。
to grab
grabbed
had grabbed
grab-grabbed-grabbed-grabbing
tight adj.紧身的；紧的/牢的；（控制）严密的；
（钱）紧的/拮据的；（时间）紧的；关系密切的；
（身体局部）不舒服的/憋闷的
tightly adv.紧紧地/牢固地
1.挤出一丝生硬的笑容
force a tight smile
2.她喉咙哽咽得说不出话来，只是看着她的婴儿。（非谓语作状语）
Her throat felt tight, just looking at her baby.
tight jeans
welfare n. 幸福/福祉/健康；
（政府给予的）福利
welfare lottery
collapse vi.（突然）倒塌；（因病/虚弱）突然昏倒；
（因精疲力竭/想放松而）瘫坐;（价格/水平）暴跌
（系统/观点/组织）突然失败/瓦解
n.突然倒塌；突然失败/瓦解；昏倒；突然贬值
manual n. 说明书/使用手册；
adj.手工的/体力的；手动的/用手操作的
manually adv.用手;手动地
1.manual labour
体力劳动
sleep in 迟起，睡过头
foggy adj. 有雾的；
fog n.雾
membership n. 会员身份；全体会员；会员人数
member n. 会员；成员
1.party members
党员
2.union members
工会会员
B5U4 Words and expressions II
First Aid
It is a great honor to save a life.
-----Leigh Bardugo
救人一命，善莫大焉。
drown vi/vt.（使）淹死/溺死；浸泡（食品等）；
（声音）盖过/淹没
1)The fish ______________ (drown) in a rich sauce at that time.
2)A train blew its whistle ,____________ (drown) his voice.
drowning
was drowned
1.be drowned in… 被泡在……；被淹没在……
2.drown your sorrows
借酒浇愁
panic vi/vt.使惊慌 n.惊恐，恐慌的局面
1)The protests became more violent and many people _____________
(panic) into leaving the country.
2)When she saw the blood on her face, she _______________（陷入了恐慌）
3)一看到那头灰熊，马儿们惊慌地逃走了。
On seeing the grizzly bear, horses fled in panic.
panic-panicked-panicked-panicking
got into a panic
were panicked
1.panic sb. into doing sth. 使某人仓促行动
2.in (a) panic 惊慌地
3.get into a panic 陷入惊慌状态
interrupt vi/vt.打断（某人的）讲话/打扰；使暂停
interruption n.插嘴/打扰；中断
1.My studies _______________(interrupt) by the war.
2. I was able to get on my work without interruption.
were interrupted
1.be interrupted by… 被……打断
2.without interruption 连续地
scream vi（因疼痛，惊恐，兴奋等）尖声大叫；
vi/vt.（因愤怒，恐惧）高声喊
n.（因疼痛，惊恐，兴奋等发出的）尖叫声
1.面对如此壮丽的风景，孩子们尖声欢笑。
Faced with such spectacular scenery, the children were screaming with laughter.
1.惊慌尖叫 scream in (a) panic
2.高声呼救 scream (out) for help
3.发出尖叫 let out a scream
desperate adj.（因绝望而）不顾一切的/拼命的；非常需要的
desperately adv.不顾一切地/拼命地
1.那个在沙漠中迷路的男人极想喝水。（非谓语作定语）
The man lost in the desert was desperate for water.
2.We were desperate ___________(see) whether the method is working.
1. be desperate for sth. 渴望某物
2. be desperate to do sth. 渴望做某事
to see
1.All the time Stephen was lying face down and unconscious in the bath tub.
Stephen一直脸朝下趴在浴缸里，不省人事。
2.他的脸上绽开了灿烂笑容。
A big smile spread across his face.
3. 她听到消息时眉开眼笑。
Her face lit up when she heard the news.
4. 他边读报边皱眉。（with的复合结构）
He was reading the newspaper with a frown on his face.
1.face down 脸朝下
2.face up 脸朝上
3.face to face 面对面地
4.be faced with=in the face of 面对
5.lose face 丢脸/面子
6.save face 保全面子
7.make a face/faces 做鬼脸
1.You have been sitting on my hat and now it is out of shape.
你一直坐在我的帽子上，现在它都变形了。
2.游泳池呈心形.
The pool was in the shape of a heart.
3.He is __________________ of a man of his age.
4.She’s bought an exercise bike_______________.
in good shape
1.out of shape 身体状况不好；(因受损，处理不当等)变形的
2.in the shape of 以……形状
3.in good shape 身体健康;情况良好
4.in bad shape 身体不健康;情况不佳
5.keep/stay in shape 保持身材/健康
to keep in shape
needle n.缝衣针；编织针；注射针；（仪表上的）指针
大海捞针
fish for a needle in the ocean
=look for a needle in a haystack（草垛）
ward n.病房；被监护人（尤指儿童）
ankle n.脚踝
扭伤脚踝
sprain/break/twist one’s ankle
ankle boots
（仅到脚踝的）短靴
ankle socks
（仅到脚踝的）短袜
bleed vi/vt.（尤指因受伤）流血；榨取（钱财）
bleeding n.流血
blood n.血
1.Look, your heart is bleeding.
2.His ex-wife clearly intends to bleed him for every last penny.
bleed-bled-bled
fellow adj.同类的/同事的/同伴的/同情况的;
n.男人；家伙；同事/同学
follow v.跟随；（时间/顺序上）在……之后发生；听从；
理解；关注
diner n.（餐厅的）用餐者;（价格便宜的）小餐馆
dine vi. 进餐；用餐
dinner n.（中午或晚上吃的）正餐；（为了庆祝某事而举行的）晚宴
choke vi/vt.（使）窒息；（因情绪激动而）说不出话
choker n.颈链
steak n.牛排
Fillet steak
菲力牛排
Sirloin steak
西冷/沙朗牛排
Ribeye steak
肋眼牛排
throat n.喉咙/咽喉
1.咽喉痛
a sore throat
2. clear one’s throat
清嗓子
3. have a lump in one’s throat
(因愤怒或情绪激动而) 喉咙哽住，哽咽
4.A sob caught in his throat.
他泣不成声。
=choke with….
slap vt.(用手掌)打；（尤指生气时）啪的一声放下；拍击
n. (用手掌)打；拍击声
Zhenhuan slapped her across the face.
slap-slapped-slapped-slapping
1.help sb to one’s feet 帮助某人站起身来
2.get/jump/rise to one’s feet 直起身来/跳起来/站起身来
3.be/get back on one’s feet 东山再起
4.have/keep one’s feet on the ground 实事求是/脚踏实地
foot-feet(pl)
fist n.拳头
clench one’s fist
握紧拳头
grab v.抓住；霸占/捞取；抓住（机会）；
（因忙碌而）抓紧（吃/睡）；吸引（某人的注意）
n. 猛然的抓取/突然的抢夺；抓取的图像
1.The dog is clumsily trying to grab at its shadow.
2.She __________(grab) the opportunity to go to America last year.
3.I managed ____________(grab) a couple of hours’ sleep on the plane.
4.By the time we arrived, someone ____________(grab) all the good seats.
5.I jumped on the wall to grab the attention of the crowd.
为了吸引那群人的注意，我纵身跃上墙头。
to grab
grabbed
had grabbed
grab-grabbed-grabbed-grabbing
tight adj.紧身的；紧的/牢的；（控制）严密的；
（钱）紧的/拮据的；（时间）紧的；关系密切的；
（身体局部）不舒服的/憋闷的
tightly adv.紧紧地/牢固地
1.挤出一丝生硬的笑容
force a tight smile
2.她喉咙哽咽得说不出话来，只是看着她的婴儿。（非谓语作状语）
Her throat felt tight, just looking at her baby.
tight jeans
welfare n. 幸福/福祉/健康；
（政府给予的）福利
welfare lottery
collapse vi.（突然）倒塌；（因病/虚弱）突然昏倒；
（因精疲力竭/想放松而）瘫坐;（价格/水平）暴跌
（系统/观点/组织）突然失败/瓦解
n.突然倒塌；突然失败/瓦解；昏倒；突然贬值
manual n. 说明书/使用手册；
adj.手工的/体力的；手动的/用手操作的
manually adv.用手;手动地
1.manual labour
体力劳动
sleep in 迟起，睡过头
foggy adj. 有雾的；
fog n.雾
membership n. 会员身份；全体会员；会员人数
member n. 会员；成员
1.party members
党员
2.union members
工会会员