Unit 2《Getting a job》Word power学案1（译林版选修11）.docVIP

Unit 2《Getting a job》Language points I. Important Words and Phrases: 1. right adj. suitable or desirable, or as it should be: 恰当的，适合的Hes the right person for the job.I think youve made the right decision.The temperature of the swimming pool was just right (= exactly as I wanted it).That hat looks just right on you.2. off the top of your head from the knowledge you have in your memory 不假思索地，信口地 Sorry, I cannot tell you anything about the musical group the Beatles off the top of my head. He was famous for being able to answer difficult questions off the top of my headI can only think of one post office near here. It is on the high street. 3. have butterflies in one’s stomach for one’s stomach to feel uncomfortable because of fear or nervousness忐忑不安 (做某事前)惊慌，紧张 She had butterflies in her stomach when she walked home alone down the dark street. When the little boy watched the scary movie at home, he had butterflies in his stomach. You should not have butterflies in your stomach during your university exams if you have prepared thoroughly. I always have butterflies in my stomach just before I perform on stage. 4. look sb. in the eye to look directly at someone without fear or shame 直视某人 The father asked his son to look him in the eye and tell him what had happed. The naughty boy dared not look his teacher in the eye because he had broken the classroom window. I felt so embarrassed when I realized I had lost my new coat-I just could not look my parents in the eyes. 5. excuse n. [C] a reason that you give to explain why you did sth. wrong: 原因，理由Hed better have a good excuse for being late.Ive never known him to miss a meeting - Im sure hell have an excuse.a false reason that you give to explain why you do sth: 借口 She was just looking for an excuse to call him.Any excuse for a holiday! [词义辨析] reason, cause, excuse reason: 理由,原因；指决定做某一件事或采取某一行动的理由,由此而得出结论或解释,如：The reason for my absence was that I was ill. 我缺席的是因为我病了。 He has given no reasons for his decisi