(共19张PPT)
Unit5 Launching Your Career
words and expressions
bounce vi./vt.(使)弹起;上下晃动
n.弹性,弹跳,活力
bounce around 蹦来蹦去;弹来弹去
bounce back 恢复健康(或信心等);重整旗鼓
on the bounce 接连;连续;相继
① The three children began to in the back seat, laughing and chattering.
② He’s had a lot of problems, but he always seems to pretty quickly.
③ To our great delight, we’ve won six matches .
bounce around
bounce back
on the bounce
She showed a natural aptitude __________ the work.
His aptitude in mathematics earned him a full scholarship.
aptitude n. 天资,天赋
for
有…天赋
have a gift/talent for…
be gifted/talented in/at…
(attitude 态度 altitude 高度)
have an aptitude for sth/doing sth 有…的才能/天赋
aptitude in … 在…方面的能力
debt n. 债务,欠款
in debt
get into debt
paid off all our debts
I’m deeply in debt to my uncle, who lent me the down payment for my flat.
After your timely help, I’ll always be in your debt.
She lived frugally(节俭地) for three years and is finally out of debt.
He took a second job to pay off his student debts faster.
If you keep using credit cards blindly, you’ll get into debt sooner or later.
be in debt to sb.=be in sb.’s debt 欠某人的钱,欠人情
out of debt 不欠债
pay off one’s debt 偿清某人的债务
get into debt 负债
① The merchant was heavily , not to mention paying taxes.
② It is much easier to than to get out of it.
③ After all these years,we’ve at last .
categorise/ize vt. 把...分类(加以归类)
category n.类别,种类
The survey categorises respondents(受访者) into three age groups.
These novels are categorised as historical fiction.
Data can be categorised by source, date, or topic.
categorise ... as ... 把 ... 归类为 ...
categorise ... into... 把 ... 细分为 ...
be categorised by … 按…被分类
归类,分类 classify, sort, label, group
The mountain’s profile stood out against the sunset.
Each applicant must submit a 200-word personal profile.
Update your privacy settings(隐私设置) in your Facebook profile.
The scandal(丑闻) raised the profile of data-security issues.
The report profiles six emerging(新兴的) tech companies.
The detective profiled the suspect from witness statements.
profile
侧面像;轮廓
人物简介、公司简介
用户档案
形象、公众印象
vt. 概述、扼要介绍
vt.侧写;描出轮廓
A well-written profile can raise your professional profile and make your achievements stand out in sharp profile.
orient v. 使适应,使面对,确定方向,adj.东方的
oriented adj.导向的;定向的;以…为方向的
people-oriented adj. 以人为本的
detail-oriented adj. 以细节为导向的
market-oriented/customer-oriented/export-oriented
orientation n. 方向
Orient yourself first, then orient your product toward the right market.
After getting off the subway, I had to orient myself using the street signs.
The course orients students toward research rather than memorization.
orient oneself 弄清自己方位;适应新环境
orient sb./sth. to/toward(s)… 使某人/事物朝向;使专注于
先弄清自身方位,再把产品对准合适的市场。
detective n. 侦探,警探
detect v. 发现;查明;测出
detection n. 发现;侦查
detector n. 探测器;检测器
detectable adj. 可察觉的;可检测的
detective n./adj. 侦探;侦探的
detective story 侦探小说
private detective 私家侦探
We must take into account the cultural differences when designing the product.
The flight was canceled on account of the heavy fog.
The witness gave a detailed account of the accident.
On no account should you share your password with anyone.
Online sales account for 30% of the company’s total revenue(营收).
The poor weather alone cannot account for the drop in attendance
accountant n. 会计,会计师
take ... into account 考虑到…
on account of 由于
give an account of 描述…
on no account 绝不 (放句首 倒装)
account for 占;解释
count vt.数数;计数,点数目; vi.重要
account n.账目;账户;描述;解释,说明;v. 认为是;视为
We should ________ the weather conditions ____________ before setting sail.
The event was postponed ____________ the speaker’s sudden illness.
_____________ should confidential(机密的) data be left unlocked.
Online adverts(广告) now __________ almost 60 % of their total revenue.
Can you ________ a brief ________ of what happened that night
into account
take
on account of
On no account
account for
give
account
spy n.密探,间谍 vi. 从事间谍活动 vt. 突然看见,发现
A police spy was spying ______the man who had committed a murder.
Tom began to spy _______ a complicated affair.
I spied someone__________ (look) into the room, so I walked out.
on
into
looking
spy into 调查
spy on sb. 暗中监视某人;侦察某人
spy sb.doing sth. 看到某人正在做某事
accuse vt. 控告,指控,谴责
① The manager was accused lacking a sense of responsibility and had to resign his position.
② accused finally admitted that he had got involved in the murder.
③ The court charged him carrying dangerous things.
④ I admit that it is I rather than you that should be blamed what has happened.
of
The
for
with
accusation n. 指控,谴责,控告
accuse sb. of (doing) sth. 控告/指责某人(做了)某事
=charge sb. with (doing) sth. / blame sb. for (doing) sth.
come to a conclusion 得出结论
① According to the data, researchers came to the (conclude) that the stability of this element is strong.
② conclusion, with his extra evidence, we can draw a conclusion with certainty.
③ (conclude), we have full confidence in an even brighter future of Asia. Let’s work together to make it a reality.
④ Li Hua concluded his speech a famous saying, “Where there is a will, there is a way.”
reach/make/draw a conclusion 得出结论
in conclusion 最后;总之
conclude v. 断定;推断出;得出结论;(使)结束,终止
to conclude 最后
conclude with sth. 以……收尾
conclude by doing sth. 以做某事结束
conclude from +证据 从……得出
conclusion
In
To conclude
with
greedy adj. 贪婪的,贪心的
① People living in big cities are greedy (enjoy) the sunshine each day.
② It is so greedy you to leave none of the cake for everyone else.
③ It is really a hot day and I’m greedy a glass of water.
to enjoy
of
for
greed n. 贪婪
be greedy for... 渴望得到……
be greedy to do sth. 渴望做某事
dedicate vt. 把...奉献给
① The detective dedicates himself to (find) the truth for cases.
② We all admire his (dedicate) to what he wants to achieve.
finding
dedication
(1) dedicate...to... 把……奉献给……(to为介词)
dedicate/devote/commit oneself to (doing) sth 献身于...
(2) dedicated adj. 专注的,投入的
be dedicated to doing sth 致力于……(to为介词)
dedication n.奉献;献身
attend to 关怀,照料,处理
① He took it for granted that he was able to attend the problems of these disabled people.
② The scientist’s (attend) at the press conference got a round of applause from the reporters.
to
attendance
attend vt. 出席;参加;照顾;护理 vi. 专心;留意
attendance n. 出席;参加
attend a meeting/a lecture/a wedding/school/funeral
参加会议/听讲座/参加婚礼/上学/葬礼
priority n. 优先事项,首要的事,优先
to
to
give priority to 优先考虑;认为优先
have/take priority over 优先于;比……重要
prior adj. 先前的;优先的;较重要的;在前面的
prior to 在前,居先
The government must give priority to public health.
Safety takes priority over speed in this project.
1)The duty to protect my sister is prior all others.
2)Many development strategies now give priority agricultural and rural development
acquire vt. 获得,购得
He acquired the habit of reading before bed.
I’ve acquired a taste for black coffee.
She has acquired a good knowledge of English.
acquire a (good) knowledge of ... 得到…知识;精通…
acquisition n. 习得,获得
acquire a taste for … 养成对…的嗜好
acquire the habit of … 养成…的习惯
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