B2U5专用课件.pptVIP

18. be ashamed of: feeling foolish or uncomfortable because of (sth.)因...感到难为情 She was so ashamed of cheating in the test that she went and told the teacher. You should be ashamed of yourself, telling lies at your age. * 19. startle: give a sudden shock or surprise to You startled me I didnt hear you come in. Goodness, how you startled me appearing out of nowhere like that! * 20. intensity: the state of being intense 强烈；剧烈；紧张 In order to finish the job in time, we have to work with greater intensity. Looking at her with intensity, the man said, Would you please marry me?” * 21. anxiety: a feeling of worry or fear The increase in the tax on heating fuel is causing a lot of anxiety among elderly people. Many people expressed their anxieties about the economic chaos in the country. * 22. tension: worry or nervousness Tensions between India and Pakistan have risen since the December 13 attack on the Indian Parliament. Smiling and laughing has been shown to relieve tension and stress. * 23.tense: feeling worried or nervous; making people worried or nervous Facing so many teachers, John got very tense and made several mistakes in his recitation. adj. 1)causing tenseness 引起紧张的: a tense moment, atmosphere, 2) stretched tightly; taut 拉紧的; 紧张的. 3) with muscles tight in anticipation of what may happen （因预料要出事）肌肉紧的: faces tense with anxiety 因焦急而显得紧张的面孔. 4) unable to relax; edgy神经紧张的; 易怒的: Hes a very tense person. tense vt. (cause sb/sth to)become tense tenseness n. Eg. 比赛一直都很紧张。 The game is tense (intense) all the time. 24. along with: together with Along with hundreds of others he had invested money in stocks and bonds. I keep my checks in the top drawer, along with my other important documents. * 25. stretch out: hold a part of your body straight out in front of you She stretched out a hand and lifted the glass to her lips. There were beggars everywhere, pathetically stretching their hands out to passers by. * 26. bring (sb.) b