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●Section 3: Words and expressions ●Reading 1. A British society arranged for ten high school students from different countries to go on a culture expedition to sites of lost civilizations. (p42) 英国一个团体安排来自不同国家的十名中学生到古文明遗址去探索。 arrange vi. vt. 1. (PLAN) to plan or prepare for; to organize: Im trying to arrange my work so that I can have a couple of days off next week. The meeting has been arranged for Wednesday. [+ to infinitive] They arranged to have dinner the following month. Ive already arranged with him to meet at the cinema. Shes arranged for her son to have swimming lessons. Robbie has arranged for this man to come whenever needed. I’ve arranged for a car to pick them up at the station. [+ that] Id deliberately arranged that they should arrive at the same time. [+ question word] We havent yet arranged when to meet. 2. (PUT IN POSITION) to put sth. in a particular order: She arranged her birthday cards along the shelf. Who arranged these flowers so beautifully? His books are neatly arranged in alphabetical order. 2. In 89 BC, the Romans took over Pompei. (p42) 公元前八十九年，罗马人接管了庞培。 take (sth) over (GET CONTROL) phrasal verb: 1. to get control of a company by buying most of its shares (= the equal parts into which the ownership of the company is divided): The company he works for has recently been taken over. 2. to assume the control or management of 接管Alan took over the farm when his father died. Lao Wang was sent to the hospital; I had to take over his work. He is taking over my job while I am on holiday. Bush said that US-trained Iraqi forces are not yet ready to take over their country’s security. Their economies will be stronger as a result when these kids grow up and take over the workforce. take away拿走； 拆去；使离开；消除（病痛等） take back收回；取消 take down 取下；记下；（使）病倒 take in 接纳，吸收 take off 脱掉（衣服等）, 起飞 take on接受，从事；雇佣 take out 取出 take up 拿起，举起；从事，学习 (1) I’ll give you some tablets to take a