（精）新世界大学英语系列教材读写教程1-Unit 3 Reading(部分).ppt

Unit 3 Where Do you Hang Out? New Words craze a fashion, game, type of music that suddenly becomes popular but usually remains for a very short time delight something that makes you feel very happy or satisfied; feeling of great pleasure and satisfaction expand to become larger maintain keep up, retain, continue unique being the only one of the sort Phrases and Expressions spring up 迅速出现，突然兴起 nothing less than 同……一模一样，完全 Text A The New Teahouse (7-8) In the U.S., there is a Starbucks on about every corner. That comes as no surprise, as the company has opened over 4,000 different stores between 1995 and 2001 worldwide. It is no wonder that the coffee craze has spread from New York to Spain, from Turkey to Thailand. In Beijing, one has to know exactly where one is to get there and enjoy the delight of fresh coffees. The market for Starbucks coffee in China has expanded for the reason that Starbucks’ environment is pleasant to tea and coffee drinkers alike. On the mainland, Starbucks has sprung up in Qingdao, Beijing, Shanghai, Dalian, and Guangzhou. There are plans for the coffee giant to star other shops all across Asia. Starbucks is China’s new teahouse. Starbucks has brought a piece of the West to China while maintaining unique eastern influences that make the whole coffee or tea experience nothing less than as delight. craze n. a craze (for sth.) ①(一时的)狂热： There was a craze for that kind of music last year.去年那种音乐曾经风靡一时。 ②时兴的东西；时尚： Pocket TVs are the latest craze among teenagers.袖珍电视机是青少年热爱的最新玩意儿。 crazy adj.（crazier；craziest） ①十分愚蠢的；荒唐的： You must be crazy to turn down such a wonderful offer.你真蠢，竟然拒绝这么好的提议。 ②盛怒；大怒： She goes crazy when people criticize her.每次有人批评她，她都很生气。 ③crazy about sb./sth.酷爱；热爱： He’s always been crazy about horses.他一向十分喜欢马匹。 ④狂热；情绪高涨： The fans went crazy when their team scored the first goal.球迷见自己所支持的球队射入第一球，便欣喜若狂。 crazily adv. delight n.①欣喜；高兴；愉快： She laughed with delight as she opened the present.她打开那份礼物时笑得开心。 ②使人