新人教版英语高一下Module4《Unit3AtasteofEnglishhumour》课件之一.pptVIP

* New words Unit 3 A of Taste English Humour (not using words) nonverbal adj. word building non- : ( prefix) “not” nonparty nonhuman nonsmoker nonviolent verbal adj. (Use oral language to show one’s feeling,etc.) a humorous play or sth. silly and unreasonable which alaways makes you laugh loundly farce n. mine n. comedy Charlie Chaplin Edward Lear (funny poems) Edward Lear (1812-1888) was an artist. slide v.@ n. 滑动;幻灯片 slide on a banana skin skin n. bump hit/knock sb in a sudden bump into knock with sb atrongly cruel adj. make someone suffer or feel unhappy content adj. happy and satisfied 1.be content with… 相当于: be satisfied with… 2. be content to do sth. 相当于：be willing to do sth. vt. content sb./oneself (with)… Eg. We should never content ourselves with book knowledge only. surprise someone very much astonish vt. be astonished at…/ to do sth. badly off be poor of, ba lack of poverty very poor particular adj. special, more than usual give people pleasure entertain v. n. entertainment 文娱节目;款待 entertaining 有趣的;使人娱乐的 adj. charming tramp n a person of wanders in the street and has to beg in order to live throughout prep @ adv. throughtout the world throughtout the noght homeless adj. -less: useless careless fearless harmless too old or damaged to be used extremely good worn-out adj. outstanding adj. failure n.someone or sth. that is not successful fail v. fail to do sth. Eg.1. Doctors failed to save the girl’s life. 2.The letter failed to arrive 1.没做…; 2.做……不成功 1 fail a exam 考试不及格 1. successfully control a feeling or problem overcome vt.@ vi. to fight and win against sb. or sth. two explanation: 克服 战胜 overcome difficulties / the enemy etc. boil v. boiling point boiling water boiled water 1. much money 2. luck fortune n. fortunate adv. fortunately (反) unfortunate(ly) adj. snowstorm n.