现代大学英语(单词篇)unit2绪论.pptVIP

Unit 2 The Boy and the Bank Officer Key Words Alternative n. 选择 eg. I had no alternative but to report him to the police. adj. 可替代的，另外的，两者择一的 alternative ways/methods ~engergy 替代能源 alternatively adv. apparently adv. 似乎、显然 eg. She was apparently surprised at the news. apparent a. 显然的、貌似的 同义： obviousely adv. branch n. 1. 树枝 2. 分店、支行 eg. 这家银行在全国各地都有分行。 The bank has branches all over the country. eg. 分公司经理 branch manager 3. 部门（政府或机构） eg. All the branches of government are having to cut costs. 4.分流、学科分支 bully n. 仗势欺人者。 eg. Bullies are often cowards. 恃强凌弱者往往是懦夫。 v. 1. to threaten to hurt someone or frighten them, especially someone smaller weaker. 欺辱、恐吓 2. 威逼胁迫 eg. She used to bully me into doing my schoolwork. bullying in school 校园霸凌 conclude v. 1.下结论 eg. 报告的结论是这所学校应该立刻关闭。 The report concluded that the school should be closed immediately. 2. conclude an agreement 达成协议 conclude a treaty 缔结条约 conclude a contract 签订合同 damn adv. interjection, not polite 1. used when you are very annoyed or disappointed eg. Damn! I’ve left my keys in the office. 2. used to emphasize a statement eg. Everything was so damn expensive. 什么东西都贵的要命！ adjective. [ only before noun ] spoken, not polite eg. Turn off the damn TV! 把那该死的电视机关掉！ dismay n. 失望、绝望、气馁 用法： in / with dismay eg. They stared at each other in dismay. 他们失望的望着对方。 v. 使担心、使失望 eg. The poor election turnout dismayed politicians. fortyish adj. 四十几岁的 eg.She looks fortyish. guy 1. man eg. Dave’s a nice guy when you get to know him. 2. guys American English spoken used when talking to or about a group of people, male or female eg. Hey you guys! Where are you going? helpless 1. unable to look after yourself or to do anything to help yourself : 无助的。 eg. He began to feel depressed and helpless. 他开始觉得沮丧和无助。 2. unable to control a strong feeling that you have ：情不自禁的，不能自己的 helpless laugh