新概念英语第二册Lesson 89 A slip of the tongue单词课件 (共18张PPT)

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Lesson 89 A slip of the tongue
★slip n. 小错误，失误，疏漏
You’ve made some slips (of the pen) in your report.
When he was nervous, he would sometimes make a slip of tongue.
a slip of pen 笔误
a slip of the tongue 口误
★slip n. 小错误，失误，疏漏
vt. 滑倒： The old man slipped down on the wet floor.那位老人滑倒在湿湿的地面上。
vi. 溜，悄悄地溜走：He slipped out to the street as we were having a meeting. 我们正在开会的时候他悄悄溜到街上了。
I prefer comedy to tragedy.
我喜欢喜剧胜于悲剧
play 戏剧 tragedy 悲剧
modern drama话剧 dumb show 哑剧
tragicomedy 悲喜剧
opera 歌剧 Peking Opera 京剧
★ comedy n. 喜剧
v. 演出，展现
The memory of her brother’s death a year ago is still present in her mind.哥哥一年前去世的情景仍留在她的脑海中。
presence n.出席，到场；存在：in one’s presence 在某人面前
adj. 出席的，到场的：How many people were present at the meeting yesterday 昨天出席会议的有多少人？
★ present
★queue
v. 排队
The queue for the cinema went right round the building.
为看电影而排的队拐到了那幢大楼。
jump the queue 插队
★dull
adj. 枯燥的
the dull routine of the office
办公室单调枯燥的例行公事
Bill’s friends are a pretty dull bunch.
比尔的朋友都是一群无趣的家伙。
★ artiste
n. 艺人
artist 艺术家
painter 画家
artisan 工匠，手艺
★advertiser
n.报幕员
advertise v.做广告，宣传：Have you tried that new shampoo they’ve been advertising on TV 你试过他们一直在电视上做广告的那种洗发液吗？
Don’t advertise the fact that you’re looking for another job.别宣扬你正在找另一份工作。
advertisement n.广告；启示
advertising n.广告业
1、A slip of the tongue
a slip of the tongue
口误，说走了嘴，失言
Are you sure that it was just a slip of tongue 你确信那只是一时口误吗？
bite one’s tongue 保持沉默
bite one’s tongue off 后悔失言
2、People will do anything to see a free show -- even if it is a bad one.
anything用于肯定句时表示“不论什么，任何事情”，to see a free show 表示目的，也可以用for +名词形式：
He will do anything to save his child’s life.
He will do anything for the child.
3、When the news got round that a comedy show would be presented at our local cinema by the P. and U. Bird Seed Company, we all rushed to see it.
get round = get around/about 四处传遍，（消息、谣言等）传开
The word soon got round that there was buried treasure in that cave.
Bad news gets round quickly.
4、As soon as he opened his mouth, everyone burst out laughing.
burst out 突然……起来（后面常接动名词，或in/into+名词）
When she heard that her father had died in the accident, she burst out crying.
At the sight of the drunk, everyone burst out laughing/in laughter.
Free and Single
free
① adj. 免费的，无偿的
She has got some free ticket to the comedy show.
② adj. 自由的，没束缚的，不受控制的，空闲的
You are free to make your own decision.
I’m free on Friday evening.
Free and Single
single adj. 单身的，独身的，未婚的
I enjoy being single.
Are you married or single
a single parent 单亲（独自一人养育儿女的父亲或母亲）
Queue and Row
queue
① vi. 排队
We had to queue for hours to get in.
She has to queue for the bus every morning.
② n.（按顺序等待的人、车等的）行列、队（通常为纵队）
There’s a long queue/line of people waiting for the bus.
We’d better join the queue for tickets.
Queue and Row
row
n.（人或物的）一排、一行（通常为横的）
You can see me in this old photo, standing in the back row.
Please put the desks in four rows.
Funny
① adj. 有趣的，滑稽的，逗人发笑的（与amusing同义）
He included a large number of funny stories in his speech.
② adj. 反常的，古怪的，奇怪的（口语）
I thought there was something funny about the parcel, so I phoned the police.
This morning I saw her wearing a funny hat which looked like a lighthouse(灯塔).