时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高三


英语课

[00:-1.00]1.The fax machine

[00:-2.00]2.The photocopier 1

[00:-3.00]3.The word processor

[00:-4.00]4.The answering machine

[00:-5.00]* The photo copier is a type of machine

[00:-6.00]which is used to make copies from newspapers,books or reports.

[00:-7.00]* The fax machine is used to send messages including works 2,

[00:-8.00]pictures,designs and maps.

[00:-9.00]* The word processor is a kind of machine which is used to type materials,

[00:10.00]save them for future use and make changes if necessary.

[00:11.00]* The answering machine is used to record telephone messages when the receiver is absent.

[00:12.00]1.When should you find out how to work the offce equipment?

[00:13.00]* As soon as you start work in an office.

[00:14.00]2.What does"be rushed off one's feet"mean?

[00:15.00]* Extremely 3 busy-one is so busy that one's feet do not touch the ground.

[00:16.00]3.Why is it not surprising that Japan has more fax machines

[00:17.00]than any other country in the world?

[00:18.00]* It is a country with a highly-developed economy 4;

[00:19.00]the Japanese language uses characters not letters.

[00:20.00]4.What are the advantages of sending a fax?

[00:21.00]* Speed.You can send texts,pictures,diagrams,designs,maps and so on.

[00:22.00]5.What are the disadvantages of sending a fax?

[00:23.00]* Expense.Faxes are not private.

[00:24.00]6.What can modern photo copying machines do?

[00:25.00]* It can make copies larger or smaller,lighter or darker,

[00:26.00]copy onto both sides of the paper,sort copies and pin them together,

[00:27.00]and make color copies.

[00:28.00]7.What are the advantages of a word processor?

[00:29.00]* You can make changes easily and can print a report very quickly.

[00:30.00]8.What are the advantages of an answering machine?

[00:31.00]* It can receive messages when no one is in the office and can give information.

[00:32.00]Language points

[00:33.00]1.the photocopier

[00:34.00]the fax machine

[00:35.00]the word processor

[00:36.00]the answering machine

[00:37.00]2.Once you have done this,you will quickly become a useful member of the team.

[00:38.00]* Once you show any fear,the dog will attack you.

[00:39.00]* She wouldn't change her mind once she made the decision.

[00:40.00]* We go home once a week.

[00:41.00]* He once knew her,but they are no longer friends.

[00:42.00]3.It is better to ask for help at the beginning

[00:43.00]rather than to wait until a busy period when everyone is rushed off their feet.

[00:44.00]* John must go rather than Jack 5.

[00:45.00]* These shoes are comfortable rather than pretty.

[00:46.00]* He'd prefer to come in August rather than in July.

[00:47.00]* I decide to write rather than(to)telephone.

[00:48.00]* We ought to check up,rather than just accept what he says.

[00:49.00]rush sb.off his feet

[00:50.00]* We were so busy in the office today.

[00:51.00]* I was rushed off my feet.

[00:52.00]* They're rushed off their feet with the sowing 6.

[00:53.00]4.It can copy a long report and sort the copies and pin them together.

[00:54.00]charge               design              dream

[00:55.00]flood                heat

[00:56.00]5.When you have finished the letter,

[00:57.00]you make any changes you wish,check it and print it.

[00:58.00]* We have made some changes in our plan for travel.

[00:59.00]* Several important changes have been made in the desian of the new machine.

[-1:00.00]6.When you return to the office the following morning or after the holiday,

[-1:-1.00]you can listen to the messages and take any necessary action.

[-1:-2.00]* the following morning=the next morning

[-1:-3.00]* the following week=the next week

[-1:-4.00]* the following month=the next month

[-1:-5.00]* The child was sick in the evening,

[-1:-6.00]but on the following day he seemed quite well again.

[-1:-7.00]* On the following day after their arrival 7,


[-1:-8.00]they were foreed to stay at the hotel by a storm.

[-1:-9.00]take action

[-1:10.00]* I felt that it was time for me to take action.

[-1:11.00]* Why didn't you take any action to put out the fire?

[-1:12.00]7.What is more,this"information line"operates 24 hours a day.

[-1:13.00]What is more

[-1:14.00]* He came home after midnight,and what's more,he was drunk 8.

[-1:15.00]* Why didn't you go and see Mr Johnson?

[-1:16.00]Because it was raining hard that day.

[-1:17.00]And what's more,I din't have his address with me.

[-1:18.00]1.Where did the fire happen?

[-1:19.00]* In a ship which was in a port in Scotland 9 for repairs.

[-1:20.00]2.What started the fire?

[-1:21.00]A worker fixed 10 the airline to a supply of oxygen instead of comperessed air.

[-1:22.00]1.This story happens in the USA.(F)

[-1:23.00]2."The air-line"provided 11 compressed 12 air.(T)

[-1:24.00]3.After the fire broke out,the men tried to jump into the sea.(F)

[-1:25.00]4.The third man's cigarette caused the fire.(F)

[-1:26.00]5.A lot of workers died in the fire.(F)

[-1:27.00]6.The fire happened half an hour after the meal break.(T)

[-1:28.00]1.An extra team started work on the repairs.

[-1:29.00]2.A man was told to fix up an air-line.

[-1:30.00]3.He could not join the air-line to the supply pipe.

[-1:31.00]4.He then used a special fixture 13 he got from the stores.

[-1:32.00]5.He turned on the air-line.

[-1:33.00]6.Soon the men stopped for a break.

[-1:34.00]7.Two workers lit cigarettes and put them out.

[-1:35.00]8.A third worker lit a cigarette.

[-1:36.00]9.A fire broke out.

[-1:37.00]10.Most of the workers escaped.

[-1:38.00]11.The fire was put out.

[-1:39.00]12.The burnt bodies of four men were found.

[-1:40.00]13.The fire service questioned the workers.

[-1:41.00]14.The fire service questioned the man who had fixed up the air-line

[-1:42.00]and found the cause of the fire.

[-1:43.00]Language points

[-1:44.00]1.A navy 14 ship was in a port in Scotland for repairs.

[-1:45.00]* The shop is closed during repairs.

[-1:46.00]* Repairs on the school building are usually made during the summer.

[-1:47.00]* The repair of the ship cost a lot of money.

[-1:48.00]* A team of workers were sent to repair the ship.

[-1:49.00]* Has the watch been repaired yet? No,not yet.

[-1:50.00]2.It was important to carry out the work quickly,

[-1:51.00]so an extra team of men were asked to work on the repairs one evening.

[-1:52.00]work on

[-1:53.00]They are working on a report of the experiment.

[-1:54.00]We worked on this day and night.

[-1:55.00]* He is still working on inventing a new type of machine for office work.

[-1:56.00]walk on              stay on              talk on

[-1:57.00]* I'll have to work on till the report is ready.

[-1:58.00]It is needed for tomorrow's meeting.

[-1:59.00]3.One man was told to fix up an"air-line"

[-2:00.00]to provide compressed air for the machines they were using.

[-2:-1.00]* The government provided food and shelter 15 for those who were homeless.

[-2:-2.00]Can you provide lunch for us 50 travellers 16?

[-2:-3.00]provide sb with sth

[-2:-4.00]* provide compressed air for the machine=provide the machine with compressed air

[-2:-5.00]* The government provided the homeless with food and shelter.

[-2:-6.00]* They are busy fixing up the lights.

[-2:-7.00]* Some friends helped me to fix up the house.

[-2:-8.00]4.It took him some time to connect the long rubber pipe to the air supply pipe

[-2:-9.00]that ran round the port,

[-2:10.00]but at last it was done as a result the work was able to progress much faster.

[-2:11.00]* contest

[-2:12.00]* digest 17

[-2:13.00]* increase

[-2:14.00]* permit 18

[-2:15.00]* presesnt

[-2:16.00]* record

[-2:17.00]* transport

[-2:18.00]5.As quickly as they could,the men ran to the steps and up into the open,

[-2:19.00]many of them with their clothes on fire.

[-2:20.00]* Try to get there as soon as you can.

[-2:21.00]=...as soon as possible.

[-2:22.00]* They shouted for help as loudly as they could


[-2:23.00]=...as loudly as possible.

[-2:24.00]* A stranger came in,his hands in his pockets.

[-2:25.00]* We walked on in the forest,one behind the other.

[-2:26.00]* The slaves 19 worked hard in the cotton fields,

[-2:27.00]all of them with sweat 20 on their faces.

[-2:28.00]* The old woman sat in the chair,tears still on her cheeks.

[-2:29.00]6.There had been fuel on the ship,

[-2:30.00]but this did not appear to have carsed the fire,and little smoke was produced.

[-2:31.00]* It seemed that she had already heard about it.

[-2:32.00]* It seemed that he hadn't fixed up the pipe.

[-2:33.00]7.It must have been a gas that could burn but that would not explode,

[-2:34.00]a gas that did not smell strong,and a gas that did not kill people.

[-2:35.00]must have done

[-2:36.00]8.The house was burned down.There must have been some cause.

[-2:37.00]* Miss Black didn't come yesterday.She must have been ill



n.复印机
  • You've left your master in the photocopier.你把原件留在影印机里了。
  • If the photocopier stops working,just give it a clout.如果那部影印机停止运转的话就敲它一下。
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件
  • We expect writers to produce more and better works.我们期望作家们写出更多更好的作品。
  • The novel is regarded as one of the classic works.这篇小说被公认为是最优秀的作品之一。
adv.极其,非常,极度
  • The film is extremely good,I just cannot miss it.这部电影太精彩了,我非看不可。
  • The old man was extremely difficult to get along with.这个老人极难相与。
n.经济;节俭;秩序;机体
  • We must do our best to develop the national economy.我们必须努力发展国民经济。
  • The country's economy is not very healthy.国家的经济不很景气。
n.插座,千斤顶,男人;v.抬起,提醒,扛举;n.(Jake)杰克
  • I am looking for the headphone jack.我正在找寻头戴式耳机插孔。
  • He lifted the car with a jack to change the flat tyre.他用千斤顶把车顶起来换下瘪轮胎。
n.播种v.播(种),播种于( sow的现在分词 );灌输;激起;散布
  • The government's repressive policies are sowing the seeds of rebellion. 政府的镇压政策正在播下叛乱的种子。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The Autumnal Equinox is the best time for wheat-sowing. 秋分种麦最相宜。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
n.到达,达到,到达者
  • She's impatient for her father's arrival.她急切地盼望着父亲的到来。
  • The new arrival was none other than the President.刚到的不是别人,正是总统。
adj.醉酒的;(喻)陶醉的;n.酗酒者,醉汉
  • People who drives when they are drunk should be heavily penalised.醉酒驾车的人应受重罚。
  • She found him drunk when she came home at night.她晚上回家时,经常发现他醉醺醺的。
n.苏格兰
  • He has been hiking round Scotland for a month.他围着苏格兰徒步旅行了一个月。
  • Scotland is to the north of England.苏格兰在英格兰之北。
adj.固定的,不变的,准备好的;(计算机)固定的
  • Have you two fixed on a date for the wedding yet?你们俩选定婚期了吗?
  • Once the aim is fixed,we should not change it arbitrarily.目标一旦确定,我们就不应该随意改变。
conj.假如,若是;adj.预备好的,由...供给的
  • Provided it's fine we will have a pleasant holiday.如果天气良好,我们的假日将过得非常愉快。
  • I will come provided that it's not raining tomorrow.如果明天不下雨,我就来。
adj.压缩的,压紧的
  • Her lips compressed into a thin line. 她的双唇抿成了一道缝。
  • The poet compressed many thoughts and emotions into a few well-chosen words. 诗人将丰富的思想感情浓缩于几个精选的词语里。
n.固定设备;预定日期;比赛时间;定期存款
  • Lighting fixture must be installed at once.必须立即安装照明设备。
  • The cordless kettle may now be a fixture in most kitchens.无绳电热水壶现在可能是多数厨房的固定设备。
n.海军,海军人员,海军军力,藏青色
  • My brother is in the navy.我兄弟在海军服役。
  • He has transferred from the army to the navy.他从陆军转到海军。
n.掩蔽,掩蔽处,避身处;庇护所,避难所,庇护;vt.庇护,保护,隐匿;vi.躲避
  • We took shelter from the rain in a cave.我们在一个山洞里避雨。
  • Trees are a shelter from the sun.树木可以遮挡阳光。
n.旅行者( traveller的名词复数 );旅游者;旅客;游客
  • The unusually heavy rainfall was an ill omen for the travellers. 异乎寻常的大雨是旅行者的不祥之兆。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The travellers looked weather-beaten, there was little spit and polish. 旅客们满面风尘,仪容不整。 来自《简明英汉词典》
vt.消化;领会,领悟,融会贯通;整理,做…的摘要;vi.消化;n.摘要,文摘
  • It often takes a long time to digest new ideas.吸收新思想往往需要很长一段时间。
  • I read only this digest of the novel.我只读过该小说的摘要。
n.许可证,许可,执照;vt.允许,容许;vi.容许
  • The doctor will not permit mother up until her leg is better.在母亲的腿好些之前,医生不允许她起床。
  • The soldiers had orders to permit no stranger through.士兵们接到命令不许任何陌生人通过。
n.奴隶( slave的名词复数 );苦工;完全受(某事物)控制的人;完全依赖(某事物)的人v.奴隶般地工作,做苦工( slave的第三人称单数 )
  • Slaves were not emancipated until 1863 in the United States. 美国奴隶直到1863年才获得自由。
  • fashionistas who are slaves to the latest trends 被潮流牵着鼻子走的赶时髦者
n.汗,汗水,水珠,焦急;vi.出汗,渗出,冒出水气,结水珠,烦恼,懊恼;vt.使出汗,流出,榨出,使汗流浃背
  • She was all of a sweat.她一身大汗。
  • She is always all of a sweat before the exam.她临考前总是急得不得了。
学英语单词
.ccb
Adelostemma gracillimum
air defense
Aspergillus gliocladium
attorneys-at-law
Bosch, Carl
bromo-methyl-ether
Browning, John Moses
brummer
business-based
Chamaecyparis obtusa
Cisjordania
civil duties
clamp buffer
collura
crematoriums
detergences
didee
direct speech act
direct-examine
doubleedged
dual theory of light
empty container mileage
enclosed cockpit
fillups
fire-float
flavour
flooded type
focalized
follicular carcinonia
fracture control technique
frame pedestal thimble
free-space field intensity
genus chrysophryss
Gratiolet's optic radiation
handshake controller
heating hose coupling
high-q (high quality factor)
highly-rated
hollow-head set-screw
horseshoe life buoy U
huperzia phlegmaria
irmelas
Iroise, Mer d'
isogenies
Jacob's coat
Jangseongho
jobmaker
Konice
kusche
leafy powder
leurne
low blueberry
low refractive high dispersive glass
low-pressure purge
malformation syndrome
manual matching operations
mcui
melodeonists
metal-dielectric filter
midcolonial
miscarry
misphrase
Mlicrococcus mastitidis
multicaulis
mutato nomine de te fabula narratur
nitrogen solution boom
non-directional current protection
non-equilibrium thermodynamics
Norwegian elkhound
nuclei Spinalis nervi accessorii
phthalate anhydride
plastic injection moulding machine
polioencephalotropic
polypnea
pressure equipment
privacy network
prohibition sign
qizhi weitong granules
radar rating
ratchet wrenches
rectifier protection
red-eye special,the
reed type comparator
satellite navigational equipment
scarlet haw
scienticomic
sick-rooms
sotyl
strategic propaganda
Sólheimajökull
temperature-compensated equipment
trial-by-legislature
Trilobitae
tyropanoate
ur(o)-
Virgin Islands
walking over
width of panel
winninish
x-ray analysis (of crystals)