湖南省株洲四中高一英语：《M8Unit2PeriodOneWelcometotheunit》课件.pptVIP

to this end with this aim: 带着这个目的 He wanted science students to take an interest in the arts, and to this end he ran literature classes at his home on Sunday afternoons. make sb’s hair stand on end to make someone very frightened: 使极度恐惧 To be honest, the thought of jumping out of a moving aeroplane makes my hair stand on end. put an end to sth.: 使结束 to make something stop happening or existing:How can we put an end to the fighting? end up to finally be in a particular place or situation: 最终结局为 They’re travelling across Europe by train and are planning to end up in Moscow. Much of this meat will probably end up as dog food. [L] She’ll end up penniless if she carries on spending like that. [+ ing form of verb] After working her way around the world, she ended up teaching English as a foreign language. 2. A piano has strings inside, but it is part of the percussion family, along with drums. part noun [U] some but not all of a thing: 零件,部分 Part of my steak isn’t cooked properly. Part of this form seems to be missing. I think part of her problem is that she doesn’t listen carefully enough to what other people say. part ?? adjective 部分的 He’s (a) part owner of a racehorse (= he shares the ownership of it with other people). part ?? adverb 部分地 He’s part African—his father was born in Somalia. The exam is part spoken and part written. partly ?? adverb 部分地 His attractiveness is partly due to his self-confidence. The house is partly owned by her father. part verb 1) [I or T] to separate or cause to separate: (使)分开 The curtains parted, revealing a darkened stage. To be parted from him even for two days made her sad. part with sth. to give something to someone else, especially when you do not want to: 赠送 I was going to give away her old baby clothes, but I couldn’t bring myself to part with them. in partpartly, or to some degree: 在某种程度上 The deadline for applications is being extended, in part because of the postal strike. take partto be involved in