《高中一年级英语(下)第一册第一二三四五单元》.pptVIP

1. The army seized the city. 2. seize the chance/opportunity 3. How can you catch tiger cubs without entering the tiger’s lair? 4. Sorry，I didn’t catch your meaning. 5. Jane took the first place in the race. 6. She grasped the rope tightly with her hands. 高考点击 The taxi driver often reminds passengers to _____ their belongings when they leave the car. A. keep B. catch C. hold D. take D 6. The next moment the first wave swept her down, swallowing the garden. the floor down 冲倒 (1) sweep over 扫过，掠过 away扫走，刮走，冲走 1. A new broom sweeps clean. 2. He swept into (冲入，闯入) the office without knocking. drag 使劲拖 7 pull 指一时或急速地拉 draw 指从容地拉或拖 1. He pulls his chair up to the table. 2. He dragged a heavy box out of the room. 3. It is very difficult to draw a conclusion because each one has his own opinion. 4. It is impolite to push to the front while you are in the line. 8. hold on hold on to 紧紧抓住…不放; 不要放弃 hold on 继续坚持下去，电话用语“别挂” hold to 坚持，坚信 高考点击 We thought of selling the old furniture, but we decided to _____ it. It might be valuable. (02全国) hold on to B. keep up with C. turn to D. look after A to do sth. / to s.p. 9. struggle against for to one’s feet 挣扎着站起来 1. The thief tried to struggle to escape, but he failed. 2. They struggled to the nearest hospital in the storm. 3. They had to struggle for their lives against the bad weather and wild animals while they were lost in the forest. 试比较：fight for /against /with 10. get on one’s feet get on one’s feet = be / stand on one’s feet 站起， 病后恢复健康，经济独立 1. Don’t stand on your feet. Be seated, please. 2. This medicine will soon have you on your feet again. 3. The little deer managed to get on its feet in the end. 1. He heard a roar and looked into the forest to find a lion there. 2. The question is wor