北师大版(2019)选择性必修第一册 Unit 1 Relationships 单词讲解课件(19张)

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选修1 Unit 2
Lesson One
millionaire
/ m lj ne (r)/
n. 百万富翁
million n. 百万
comfortably
/ k mf t bli/
adv. 舒服地,舒适地
① Most people believe when they are living comfortably and earning enough money, they will have no worries.
② “Don't be disappointed,” he comforted his friend. “Let's go to the beach and the sunlight and wind will make you more comfortable. That is, you can get more comfort there.”
v. 安慰
adj. 舒适的
n. 舒适
comfort v. 安慰 n. 舒适
comfortable adj. 舒适的
discomfort v. 使不适 n. 不适
uncomfortable adj. 不适的
ultimate
/ lt m t/
adj. 最后的,最终的
ultimate goal/aim/objective/target
ultimately adv. 最终,最后
symbol
/ s mb( )l/
n. 象征,标志
e.g. For a lot of people, becoming a millionaire is a symbol of success and they set this as their ultimate goal.
symbolize v. 象征,用符号代表
professor
/pr fes (r)/
n. 教授
e.g. He was appointed to be the chemistry professor at Cambridge in his fifties.
fortune
/ f t u n/
n. 大笔的钱,巨款
① Sixteen years ago, Jason was a college professor with a huge six -bedroom house and a fortune of two million dollars.
② After losing his second job,he decided to go to Beijing to try his fortune.
n. 运气
fortunate adj. 幸运的
unfortunate adj. 不幸的
fortunately adv. 幸运地
unfortunately adv. 不幸地
③ He made a fortune by hosting various shows.
try one’s fortune 碰碰运气
make a fortune 发财
dormitory
/ d m tri/
n. 寝室,学生宿舍
dormitories n.(pl)
furniture
/ f n t (r)/
n. 家具
e.g. We need to buy some new furniture.
a piece of furniture 一件家具
appreciate
/ pri ie t/
v. 欣赏,赏识
appreciation n. 欣赏,感激
e.g. I appreciate your ability to handle problems by yourself..
hunger
/ h ɡ (r)/
n. 饥饿,饥荒
① There is hunger in many parts of the world,even in rich countries.in her childhood.
n. 渴望,渴求
have a (strong) hunger for 渴望……
hungry adj. 饥饿的;渴望的
be eager for
be hungry for
be thirsty for
be thirsty for
be anxious for
long for
②The girl had a strong hunger for knowledge in her childhood.
be desperate for
get on
发迹,出人头地
① They didn't have the chance to learn and get on in life.
② Bruce has always been getting on well with his neighbors since he moved here.
③ In the morning, all the girls in our school got up very early because we couldn't wait to get on the bus.
get on with 与某人相处
get on 上车
guilty
/ ɡ lti/
adj. 内疚的,羞愧的
① This worried me a lot and I felt very guilty being a rich man without doing anything.
② He doesn't feel guilty about asking his staff to work at weekends.
be guilty about 对…内疚
③ The man was proved guilty of murder.
be guilty of 犯…罪
adj. 有罪的
drop out
① Jason Harley decided to drop out of this kind of lifestyle, and he discovered that having only a little money made him free.
② He dropped out of school at the age of 16 and became an employee of a coffee shop.
drop out of 从…退出/脱离
drop out of school 辍学
Language Points
① I’ve decided to learn photography in order that I may better appreciate the beauty of nature.
② I appreciate being given such a good opportunity to learn some from the astronaut.
③ We didn't fully appreciate that he was seriously ill.
写出下列句中 appreciate 的含义
欣赏
感谢
理解
④ His talents are not fully appreciated in that company.
赏识,重视
① Bringing some food (appreciate) since at a housewarming there isn’t a lot of food served.
② We appreciate    (work) with him, for he has a good sense of humor.
③ I’d appreciate      if you could let me know in advance whether or not you will come.
Practice:
④ In this letter, I would like to convey my sincere (appreciate) to you for your assistance.
is appreciated
working
it
appreciation
appreciate doing sth 感谢做某事
I would appreciate it if 如果…我将不胜感激
get 的短语复习
get on
get on with sb
get on with sth
get off
get through
get rid of
get down to doing
get over
get away from
上车;发迹
下车
与某人相处
某事进展顺利
接通电话;完成;通过
克服
摆脱
远离
着手做某事
① Let’s       discussing how to write the summary of the passage.
② I tried calling my assistant several times but I couldn’t get .
③ If we can get _____ the present difficulties,then everything should be all right.
Practice:
④ He can always get _____ well with his colleagues.
get down to
through
over
on