etpb2u07_a_word.pptVIP

Words and Expressions 1. incredible: unbelievable, too extraordinary to be believed Words and Expressions 2. security: safety Words and Expressions 3. surgery: treatment of injuries or diseases by cutting or removing parts of the body Words and Expressions 4. bring out: cause to develop, cause to be seen Words and Expressions 5. reflection: being a sign of Words and Expressions 6. in return (for): as repayment (for) Words and Expressions 7. take up: occupy (space, time, etc.) entirely and exclusively Words and Expressions 8. work at/on: give ones attention to doing or trying to do Words and Expressions 9. go into: enter a profession, state of life, etc. Words and Expressions 10. pursue: make continual efforts to gain (something) Words and Expressions 11. turn out: happen to be in the end; prove to be Words and Expressions 12. bring up: educate, rear Words and Expressions 13. instill (in/into): put (ideas, feelings, etc.) into someones mind by continuing effort Words and Expressions 14. circumstances: conditions, facts, etc. connected with an event or a person Words and Expressions 15. tremendously: enormously, greatly Words and Expressions 16. survive: remain alive or continue to live after diseases or disasters; live longer than Words and Expressions 17. pass away: die * Experiencing English 2, Unit 7 Family Ties * Examples: The view from the top of Huangshan is incredible. Jim Thorpe was six feet one inch tall and had incredible speed and power. Examples: We are all concerned for the security of the passengers on the aircraft. Children count on their parents for love and security. Examples: Major surgery was needed to save the crash victims life. Surgery will be necessary, Nurse, prepare the instruments please. Examples: Difficulties can bring out a persons best qualities. These dreadful circumstances b