现代大学英语精读lesson13.pptVIP

P352. work, job, profession work: 1) imply activity of body, mind, machine, or a natural force, or it may apply to the effort expended or to the product of such effort 2) may apply to any purposeful activity, whether remunerative or not work, job, profession job: apply to a piece of work voluntarily performed or to an assigned bit of menial work and may sometimes suggest difficulty or importance profession: refer to work that needs special training, skill or knowledge satisfactory vs. satisfied satisfactory: acceptable, or good enough for a particular situation or purpose E.g. a ~ answer to the question an arrangement ~ to both side satisfied: pleased because sth has happened in the way you want, or because you have achieved sth difference vs. distinction Difference: stresses the absolute absence of similarity whatsoever between things compared in nature, quantity or size E.g. There is a ~ between them just as that between night and day. Being well-educated or not makes a world of ~. There are many ~s between English and Chinese. distinction distinction applies to difference that makes one thing easily separated from the other, even though they are of the similar kind, class etc. E.g. What’s the ~ between hares and rabbits? All as human beings, there is ~ without a difference between the black and white. make/draw a distinction between: be careful to say what the difference between two or more things is 优秀精品课件文档资料 Lesson Thirteen Blueprint for Success Introduction to the Text This is a true story about an American philanthropist who devoted his life to building houses for the poor and needy. In the United States, some of them are often influenced by the religious tradition. Millard Fuller, the hero of the story, had a very good minister friend, and it was obviously from this minister that he first got the inspiration. Introduction to the Text 1. What’s the meaning of “success” in your eyes? ( earning a lot of money/ social status/ good job/ promising career/ happy f