《英语教学法》.pptVIP

Maybe you can use this words to describe your family tree Great-grandmother/father Grandmother/father Mother/father Mother-in-law Father-in-law Daughter Son Granddaughter Grandson Sister/Brother/cousin Niece/nephew Aunt/uncle Grandaunt/uncle Share some interesting stories in your family critical blame （for） underestimate do something on the spur of the moment motive n. a cause or reason for action e.g. In a case of murder, the police question everyone who might have a motive. e.g. I think you should examine their motives in offering to lend you the money. cut off to separate from others cut down 砍到；削减；改装 cut in 打断；插入 cut up 切碎 e.g. A storm cut off power to the whole region. turn out to prove to be the case; to have a particular result turn in 交还 turn into 使变成；使成为 turn against 反对 turn around 转变 e.g. David’s forecast turned out to be quite wrong. e.g. It turned out that his experiment was a great success. superior superior (to): a. higher in position or better in quality/value inferior to:lower in position or worse in quality/value e.g. He thinks he’s superior to us because his father’s an important man. e.g. For all babies, breastfeeding is far superior to bottle feeding. translation 年轻人总在服装、发型、音乐的选择上惹父母生气，但他们并非刻意如此。他们只是感到与成人的世界隔绝，还不为成人世界所接受，所以他们创造了自己的文化和社交圈。如果他们的音乐、语言、服饰或发型让父母烦恼，他们会感到格外开心，至少他们觉得比父母稍胜一筹，他们是时尚与品味的弄潮儿。 approve approve of: to like; to be pleased about e.g. I don’t approve of people wasting time. e.g. I thoroughly approve of what the government is doing. betray v. to be disloyal or unfaithful to e.g. She betrayed her friends by breaking her promise e.g. In wartime many people accused of betraying their country were executed. assume assume: v. (+ that-clause) to take or accept as being true without proof e.g. I assumed that he was there. e.g. If he’s not here in ten minutes, we can assume that he won’t come. passive not active