专业英语04UnitThree[Volume1].pptVIP

授课教师：陶斌 Lecturer：Bin Tao;Review UNIT TWO Text Housing;1.Words and Expressions ;living-room bedroom master bedroom study dining-room kitchen;① [Page 10, Para. 2, line 2] A majority of families preferred single-family house on about half an acre of land, which would provide space for spare-time activities.;[Example 1] He was exempt from charges by virtue of his youth. ;③ [Page 11, Para. 6, line 6] Condominium housing differs in that each individual actually owns and holds title to his apartment and accepts sole financial responsibility for it.;④ [Page 11, Para. 7, line 2] Local zoning laws set up standards for the acceptable size of a building lot and determine whether it may be put to residential, commercial, or industrial use. Building codes require that plans for new housing be submitted in advance to the local authority for approval in the form of a building permit.;UNIT THREE Text The Language of Architecture (Ⅰ);1.Words and Expressions ;① [Page 20, Para. 1, line 7] A person from another culture, say an aboriginal tribesman from the South Pacific, might have the same difficulty understanding our architecture that he has with our language, customs, and moral standards.;② [Page 20, Para.1, line 10] In fact, he would not know what a church is, let alone a post office.;……非常明确（关于）要表达的内容，以免露出一付胡说八道的傻相……;St. Peter’s, Rome, begun 1546 罗马圣彼得广场（1546年始）;⑥ [Page 20, Para. 3, line 1 from the bottom] Since both ends of this act of communication can be so extremely different, according to the individuals involved — their experiences, prejudices, convictions, and sensitivities — it is small wonder that the same piece of architecture can mean so many different things to different people, and be the occasion for so much fierce debate.;[Example 3] It is strange that he did not come.;⑦ [Page 20, Para. 4, line 4] It keeps others out, as well as wind, rain, cold, and wolves.;[Example 3] Since nobody else wants the job, we might as well