人教版（2019）选择性必修第三册Unit 1 Art Learning About Language Vocabulary 课件(共24张PPT)

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Unit 1 Learning About Language (1): Vocabulary
年 级：高二年级
学 科：高中英语
词汇的语境（context）
词汇的搭配（collocation）
词汇的变化（inflection）
词汇的网络（wordnet）
realistic, influential, rank,
subjective, fond, criticise,
representative, expansion,
worthy
representing what is real;
not abstract or ideal:
a realistic novel, a realistic description,
a realistic painting, realistic expectation,
realistic attitude, realistic goals
realistic / r l st k/ adj.
real (adj.) ：真实的，现实的。
realism (n.) ：现实主义。
realist (n.)：现实主义者。
realistic (adj.)：现实的，逼真的。
realistically (adv.) ：现实地，逼真地。
reality (n.)：现实，实际。
realistic
having or exercising influence or power:
an influential newspaper,
an influential person，
an influential leader,
an influential event,
influential / nflu en ( )l/ adj.
influence (n./v.)：影响。
influential (adj.)：有影响力的。
influentially (adv.)：有影响力地
uninfluenced (adj.) ：未受影响的。
influential
influential
rank /r k/ n. & v.
v. take or have a position relative to others:
This painting ranks among the best in the Western World.
n. relative status, social status :
social rank
subjective /s b'd ekt v/ adj.
adj. taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias:
subjective judgment
subjective feeling
subjective assessment
subjective experience
subjective
subject (n./v.)：主题，学科，受试者；使隶属，使遭受。
subjective (adj.)：主观的，个人的。
subjectively (adv.)：主观地，个人地。
object (n./v.)：物体，目标；反对。
objective (adj.) ：客观的，目标的。
fond /f nd/ adj.
adj. having a strong preference or liking for:
be fond of chocolate
be fond of horror movies
criticise / kr t sa z/ v.
v. find fault with; express criticism of:
The paper criticized the new movie.
Those who criticize others often are not perfect, either.
criticise
criticise (v.) ：批评，指责。
critic (n.) ：批评家，评论家。
critical (adj.) ：批评的，批判性的。
critically (adv.) ：批评地，批判性地。
criticise
We condemn the racism in South Africa.
representative / repr zent t v/ adj. & n.
n. an item of information that is typical of a class or group:
a sales representative
adj. reprensenting or standing for something else:
a representative modern play
a representative sample
representative
represent (v.)
代表，表现。
representation (n.)
代表，代表团。
representational (adj.)
具有代表性的。
representative (adj./n.)
代表的；代表，代表人，众议员。
representative
This letter is written on behalf of my client.
expansion / k sp n n/ n.
扩展，扩充，延伸。
Even though Buddhism entered China much earlier, it did not really begin to show expansion until the seventh century.
expansion
Even though Buddhism entered China much earlier, it did not really begin to show expansion until the seventh century.
n. the act of increasing (something) in size:
business expansion
market expansion
expand (v.) 扩展，增加，放大。
His business expanded rapidly.
expansion
worthy / w (r) i/ adj.
having worth or merit or value; being honorable or admirable;
having qualities or abilities that merit recognition
worthy
worth (adj./n)：值得的；价值。
worthless (adj.)：毫无价值的，无用的。
worthy (adj.) ：值得的，配得上的。
worthily (adv.) ： 值得地，恰当地。
worthwhile (adj.) ：值得做的，有价值的。
Unit 1 Learning About Language (1): Vocabulary
realistic, influential, rank,
subjective, fond, criticise,
representative, expansion,
worthy