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Unit1 Finding my way Stand in line 排队 Horde 群 e.g：Hordes of motors on the way back home before the spring festival. Peer n.a person who has equal standing with another or others, as in rank, class, or age Children are easily influenced by their peer. v.to look carefully or with difficulty When no one answered the door, she peered through the window to see if anyone was there. measure up to prove as capable or fit as sb. else; to meet requirements; to be the equal of sb.; to have similar quality No one could ever measure up to Frank． The party did not measure up to their expectations． have a clue (often used in the negative) to know anything about sth.; to have even a hint about sb. or sth. They dont have a clue about how to look after children． 电话对于农民来说极其重要，过去他们不能通信甚至连那里才有市场都毫无头绪。 Telephone is very important to farmers because they do not communicate, even not have a clue of where the market was. 考雅思的学生中的大多数人对自己将要就读的专业一无所知，甚至连自己为何要出国留学都不知道。 Most of students who attend in IELTS did not have a clue about what they would study , or why they wanted to go abroad. out of place in a place where sb. feels uncomfortable; in the wrong place; look wrong. I feel out of place at formal dances. Bob and Ann felt out of place at the picnic, so they went home． He is worried about his job and feels out of place in a large organization． embody v. to represent in bodily or material form; to be an example of or to express (an idea, principle, etc.) in action His gentleness embodies a Christian ideal． She embodies everything I admire in a teacher. consummate adj. complete in every detail or perfect; extremely skilled; of the highest degree Annie was a consummate office assistant: professional, punctual, and always helpful． He is a consummate liar． be sunk to be in a bad situation that will bring problems or defeat; with all hopes dashed; ruined If the police come while were opening the safe, well b