综合英语4-03-Part_2绪论.pptVIP

Unit 3, Book 4 2. On the surface, it might seem that a manager may have to be more tolerant about punctuality with some cultural groups than others. 表面上看来，管理者会不得不对一些文化群体比对另一些文化群体在守时方面更宽容一些。 allowing people to behave in a way that may not please one, without becoming annoyed 2. a. Theres a general feeling that the president has been too tolerant of corruption. b. It seems that people in this town are more tolerant of children in public places. c. It is said that her own mistakes made her very tolerant towards the faults of others. 3. But this is unwarranted in an urban civilization. 但是这在城市文明中是站不住脚的。 unwarranted + (interference/intrusion/ criticism, etc.) without good reason, not with just cause e.g. He accused the police of using unwarranted brutality. 3. a. The company director claimed such criticism was unwarranted and unjust. b. Such fears are completely unwarranted now. c. The white, male supremacy in the West is totally unwarranted in todays civilized world. Unit 3, Book 4 Unit 3, Book 4 4. We do not think that they are taking our friendship or affection for granted. 我们认为他们不会不把我们的友谊和亲情当回事儿。 accept a fact, action, etc. without questioning take it for granted that + clause take sth./sb. for granted 4. a. Many young people take their parents love for granted. b. We take it for granted that students should be punctual for class. c. Their relationship had become boring and they started to take each other for granted. Unit 3, Book 4 5. We do not consider them guilty of disrespect. 我们认为他们也不会为失礼感到内疚。 be guilty of/at: ashamed of + n./v-ing e.g. I may have been guilty of neglecting my family at times, and I feel very bad about that. 5. a. He was guilty of a serious misjudgment. b. Their parents are guilty of gross neglect, abuse and cruelty. c. I saw that I had been guilty of an irreparable blunder. Unit 3, Book 4 6. A manager should try to break their bad habits through counselling, repeatedly if required. 管理者应