时间:2018-11-27 作者:英语课 分类:新概念英语词汇随身听手册1


英语课

Lesson 46

New words and expressions:

1. lift

I can lift that chair, but I can’t lift this table.

I tried to lift the sleeping girl, but she was too heavy.

He lifted his hands when he saw me.

2. cake

I can make cakes, but I can’t make biscuits.

Would you like some cake?

We bought her a birthday cake.

3. biscuit

Do you know how to make biscuits?

He had some biscuits and a glass of milk this morning.




Lesson 47

New words and expressions:

1. like

Do you like coffee, Ann?

Do you like winter?

Do you like American films?

2. want

Do you want a cup?

Do you want something to drink?

I want a cup of tea, please.




Lesson 48

New words and expressions:

1. fresh

Let’s eat the cake while it’s still fresh.

The fish is rather fresh.

2. egg

Do you like eggs?

He had an egg and a glass of milk this morning.

I bought a dozen eggs.

3. butter

Do you like butter?

I like to eat my bread with butter.

The butter is nice.

4. pure

The color of the dress is pure white.

The ring is made of pure gold.

5. honey

Do you like honey?

I like to drink tea with honey.

Where did you buy the honey?

6. ripe

The apples are ripe.

Don’t eat fruit that is not ripe.

7. banana

Do you like bananas?

Would you like a banana?

There are some banana trees over there.

8. jam

Do you like jam?

We have only a little jam left.

Pass me the jam, please.

9. sweet

The oranges are sweet.

He likes sweet food.

10. orange

Do you like oranges?

Do you want an orange?

The oranges are big and sweet.

11. Scotch 1 whisky 2

Would you like a glass of Scotch whisky?

This bottle of Scotch whisky was made in 1980.

12. choice

These choice apples are more expensive.

She told the story in choice phrases 3.

13. apple

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

There are some apple trees in the garden.

14. wine

My father likes drinking wine.

The wine tastes excellent.

15. beer

A glass of beer, please.

I went out to have a few glasses of beer with some friends last night.

16. blackboard

What’s written on the blackboard?

The students are asked to write out the answers on the blackboard.




Lesson 49

New words and expressions:

1. butcher 4

At the butcher’s.

Go to buy some meat at the butcher’s, Tom.

The meat at this butcher’s is always very fresh.

2. meat

Do you want any meat today, Mrs. Bird?

She gave up eating meat a few years ago.

We always cook meat.

3. beef

Do you want beef or lamb?

How do you want your beef to be served?

Do you want some more beef?

4. lamb

This hotel serves nice lamb.

Do you like a lamb?

5. husband

I like a lamb, but my husband doesn’t.

Her husband is working at Microsoft.

She went on a holiday with her husband.

6. steak

What about some steak?

My father makes good steak.

I don’t like to eat steak.

7. mince 5

And a pound of mince, too.

Give me some mince, please.

How do you like the mince?

8. chicken

Do you want a chicken, Mrs. Bird?

Many people like fried 6 chicken.

The hen is hatching 7 chickens.

9. tell

To tell you the truth, Mrs. Bird, I don’t like chicken, either.

Don’t tell this to anyone else.

Please tell me what happened.

10. truth

One should always tell the truth.

No one knows the truth up till now.

11. either

You can have either tea or coffee.

Either you or she is right.




Lesson 50

New words and expressions:

1. tomato

Does Penny 8 like tomatoes?

I like eating tomatoes.

Do you know where tomatoes first came from?

2. potato

Do you like potatoes?

They grow potatoes on their farm.

Potatoes grow underground.

3. cabbage

Does Tom like cabbage?

I hate eating cabbage.

Do you grow cabbage yourself?

4. lettuce 9

Does Tom like lettuce?

Have you eaten lettuce before?

I don’t even know what lettuce looks like.

5. pea 10

Do you like peas 11?

We grow peas in our own garden.

The peas are cheap.

6. bean

Does Anna like beans?

Where can I buy beans?

We grow beans on our farm.

7. pear

Does Elizabeth like pears?

There are some pears in the fridge.

I want a pear. I feel thirsty.

8. grape

Do you like grapes?

The grapes look fresh.

The grapes are sour.

9. peach

Does Betty like peaches?

The peaches are not expensive.

I’ve never tasted better peaches.



1 scotch
n.伤口,刻痕;苏格兰威士忌酒;v.粉碎,消灭,阻止;adj.苏格兰(人)的
  • Facts will eventually scotch these rumours.这种谣言在事实面前将不攻自破。
  • Italy was full of fine views and virtually empty of Scotch whiskey.意大利多的是美景,真正缺的是苏格兰威士忌。
2 whisky
n.威士忌酒
  • I'm sure this whisky has been watered down.我敢肯定这瓶威士忌掺过水了。
  • She poured herself a large tot of whisky.她给自己倒了一大杯威士忌。
3 phrases
n.短语( phrase的名词复数 );成语;说法;乐句
  • Sports commentators repeat the same phrases ad nauseam. 体育解说员翻来覆去说着同样的词语,真叫人腻烦。
  • Television sports commentators repeat the same phrases ad nauseam. 电视体育解说员说来说去就是那么几句话,令人厌烦。 来自《简明英汉词典》
4 butcher
n.屠夫,肉商,小贩;vt.屠宰,屠杀
  • A butcher needs sharp knives.屠夫需利刃。
  • He was as great a butcher as the world has been.他是有史以来最大的杀人狂。
5 mince
n.切碎物;v.切碎,矫揉做作地说
  • Would you like me to mince the meat for you?你要我替你把肉切碎吗?
  • Don't mince matters,but speak plainly.不要含糊其词,有话就直说吧。
6 fried
adj.油煎的;油炒的
  • I ate everything fried.所有油炸的我都吃。
  • I prefer fried peanuts.我选择炸花生。
7 hatching
阴影,影线
  • The government are hatching out a new plan to deal with rising prices. 政府正在制订一个对付物价上涨的新方案。
  • But hatching time was drawing closer every day. 但是“收蚕”的时期一天一天逼进了。 来自汉英文学 - 春蚕
8 penny
n.(英)便士,美分
  • I will not lent you a penny.我一便士都不愿借给你。
  • Sugar has risen a penny a pound.糖价每磅涨了1便士。
9 lettuce
n.莴苣;生菜
  • Get some lettuce and tomatoes so I can make a salad.买些莴苣和西红柿,我好做色拉。
  • The lettuce is crisp and cold.莴苣松脆爽口。
10 pea
n.豌豆;adj.大小如豌豆的
  • Sweet pea seed can be sown in may.香豌豆籽可在五月份种上。
  • Every Saturday dad made a beautiful pea and ham soup.每个星期六爸爸都做美味的豌豆火腿汤。
11 peas
豌豆
  • My little sister picked up many green peas in the field. 小妹从田野里拾到许多豌豆。
  • The twin brothers are as like as two peas. 那两个兄弟毫无二致。
学英语单词
activity attributes
Agrochao
Aitamannikko
allylcarbamide
anchor job
antevenient
at base
barri i.
bean windrower
big belly
botanick
break dancing, breakdancing
broadbeans
centipascal
chain-block
circular point on a surface
colbertan
Corynebacterium helvolum
crosstalk of colour subcarrier
daxpy
delivery viscosity
dengue fever
derivative apparatus
device input format block
DFC (disk file control)
dipped cord
electrolytic heating
freedom fine
full load capacity
full timer
furnace condition
gallie
germ nuclei
gland packer
grandis
haptenizing
Herba Inulae
hexacarboxylic acid
high-heel shoe
i-durked
ibragim
intervening obstruction
intra-abdominally
isopycnotic
join assembly
labradorescence
Lago Posadas
length of runoff
locomotive caboose crew system
Lower away!
maced
medium-size bearing
middst
moisture tons
monitoring dynamic process
monopole asynchronous motor
much of a size
navazio
nervalian
ninth-inning
non-occupant
octal (numeration) system
ogee'd
omphalectomy
one-child
Othello
overthe-top
particular conception of ideology
petroleum production economics
phoneticise
polyphase line-to-line voltage
postscandal
quota sampling
remained oil
respiratory arrhythmia
ring doffer
Risma
row-barge
sales war
scatter
SCDIC
schistosomiasis cutis
severely affected plot
shaft mucker
single infinity
skid friction
skyjacks
sock link
stereobates
Succinimonas
synovial sac
systematic policy
trash heaps
trompe-l'oeil
two-piece catsuit
unconditional maximum likelihood estimators
upward total radiation
wasting aways
water tight lamp
wide band gap semiconductor
within-group design
xenyhexenic acid