Have great pleasure in doing sth. Criminal Commit a crime Drink—drank—drunk Admission prison Jailbird Resident Citify Deadly—destructive Bear—stand—endure—tolerance Restriction—boundary
Die—died---died---dying Dead---death More and more Americans nowadays are having panic attacks like the one experienced by Anne peters. Benjamin Crocker, a psychologist at the University of Southern
In the recent past, medical researchers have begun to emphasize the fact that heart disease is associated with stress, smoking and a lack of exercise, and we can often reduce the risk of heart disease
Unit 16 Text A Heart Disease: Treat or preven t one of the greatest killers in the Western world is heart disease. The death rate from the disease has been increasing at an alarming speed for the past
Benjamin Frankin wondered about(at) lightning. He combined his curiosity with imagination and carried out his well-known experiment to show that lightning and an electric spark are the same thing. Cur
New ideas are frequently very slow to be accepted. Scientists such as Galileo, Louis pasteur, and Edward Jenner were laughed at because they held theories that were not accepted. Respect for new ideas
LESSoN TEN (B) TEXT B Solving problems Scientifically There are scientific ways in which man solves problems. once his curiosity has been aroused, he uses certain methods and procedures to obtain new
LESSoN ELEVEN TEXT A Useless Get rid of be rid of sb.sth. He is so boring, I am glad to be rid of him. Man-made hand-made Childhoodmotherhood Advertising Buyer-seller Have you found a buyer for your h
LESSoN ELEVEN TEXT A The Great American Garage Sale Not long ago, Charles Erickson and his family decided to do some spring housecleaning. __ (Sort) through their possessions, they came up with some 1
1. Barking dogs seldom bite. 2. This is Mr. S mith speaking . 3. The part of the moon facing away from the sun appe a rs dark. 4. The question being discussed is very imp ort ant. 5. There are still m
LESSoN THIRTEEN TEXT A 单词 Insurance policy premium broker Insurance again sth. Agency Estate agent protector---protective---protectionism Consumption -----customer Interrupt---bother Disturbance--
Frankly speaking, Generally speaking, Frankness This lesson is boring. I am bored by the lesson. Honest---honesty An honest boy. Impression---impressive Collect---collection---collective Golf---go gol
Advantage Crimes of violence Violent Do violence to sth. It would do violence to his principle to eat meat. Expose---expose a reel of film Be exposed to Everlasting ---- last Allocation Significance E
A piece of evidence Exposure of the body to strong sunlight maybe harmful. A good command of English is greatly due to much exposure to that language. point to point at point out I will have finished
They jumped up with the joy to hear the good the news Kill --- kill time --- time killer--- pain killer Murderer West --- in the west Western country Surprising--- astonishing Alarm ---- alarm clock S
Enable to do sth. Beneficial--- by/from Criticize Shortcomings Human Resources prevent--- prevent from Device--- facility Recovery Know-how Expert Emphasis---imphases Be lack of = short of Factor--- e
LESSoN TWELVE TEXT A How Dictionaries Are Made 继上一节课: Let us see how dictionaries are made and how the editors arrive at definitions. What follows applies only to those dictionary offices
The boss made me work 16 hours. I was made to word 16 hours a day. Married Separate Divorce Supply sb. With sth. provide sb. With sth. offer sb. With sth. LESSoN FIVE TEXT A Fallacies about Food Many
- You Cant Do It Because It Hurts Nobody
- Die—died---died---dying
- panic and Its Effects
- Heart Disease: Treat or prevent
- Belief in Cause and Effect
- opinions Based on Evidence
- Solving problems Scientifically
- Useless
- The Great American Garage Sale
- Barking dogs seldom bite
- Insurance
- Frankly speaking,
- As well as
- Advantage
- A piece of evidence
- Advanced --- in advance
- Enable to do sth.
- How Dictionaries Are Made
- Fallacies about Food
- psychology---psychologist---psychological---psychiatrist
- You Cant Do It Because It Hurts Nobody
- Die—died---died---dying
- panic and Its Effects
- Heart Disease: Treat or prevent
- Belief in Cause and Effect
- opinions Based on Evidence
- Solving problems Scientifically
- Useless
- The Great American Garage Sale
- Barking dogs seldom bite
- Insurance
- Frankly speaking,
- As well as
- Advantage
- A piece of evidence
- Advanced --- in advance
- Enable to do sth.
- How Dictionaries Are Made
- Fallacies about Food
- psychology---psychologist---psychological---psychiatrist