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Lesson 4 Midnight Visitor a. deal with + sb.: to tackle the problem set by sb.; behave towards sb. b. deal with +sth.: to manage/cope with sth.; discuss sth. c. deal with + sb./sth.: to have social/business relations 2. deal with Phrases and Expressions More Examples To be continued on the next page. Examples: a. How would you deal with angry and impolite customers? b. 1) You’d better learn to deal with an awkward situation tactfully. 2) This chapter deals with British literature in the 1980’s. c. 1) I hate dealing with rude people. 2) Our school seldom dealt with companies. Phrases and Expressions Cf. deal in To be continued on the next page. a. to trade in sth. b. to indulge in sth. (derogative) 沉溺于某事（贬义） Examples: The businessman dealt in shoes. She is a woman who always deals in gossip and slander. deal in Phrases and Expressions to behave in an angry and threatening way Examples: She raised hell when she found she had been cheated. He raised the devil with me when I received a call from my ex-boyfriend. 3. raise the devil with sb. Phrases and Expressions Other Forms = raise hell; raise cain; raise the roof Phrases and Expressions 4. stand aside a. to move to one side b. to do nothing c. to withdraw, eg as a candidate in an election Examples: Please stand aside to let me pass. I feel guilty that you have done all the work and I’ve just stood aside. If you stand aside right now, you’ll do a great favor to other applicants. to behave riskily Example: Don’t take your chances when driving a car. 5. take chances Phrases and Expressions More Examples To be continued on the next page. take a chance (on sth.): to take a risk Example: He left home and decided to take a chance on pursuing a career in acting. take one’s chance: to benefit as much as possible