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UNIT 3/program/china24103363.shtml Get the Job You Want Grill (4) M1: question intensely 拷问 After being grilled for 2 days, he signed a confession. (v.) She had to grill him on the topic of her mother’s bleeding stomach. (v.) At the police station, she was put on the grill for twenty-four hours. (n.) M2: 烧烤 Grill, Broil, Bake, Roast, toast BBQ WARM weather and sunny days are coming. It’s barbecue (烧烤) season in the US. Usually people have a barbecue outdoors. They cook food over a grill (烤架). Popular foods are hamburgers, hot dogs, and vegetables.Different parts of the US have different ways of making barbecue. In Texas, people often cook beef. In North and South Carolina, pork is most common. In Kansas City, pork ribs (猪肋排) are the favorites. Each place says that its own barbecue is the best. There are barbecue contests every year. There are many magazines (杂志) about making and eating great barbecue. Follow up (4) Follow up: done in order to find out more or do more about something Follow one’s nose: trust your own feelings Follow suit: do the same as someone else has done Follow in one’s footstep: do the same job or work or live in the same way as someone else before you, esp. someone in your family Sometimes it may be better to follow your nose than think carefully before making an important decision. Little Tom adores his elder brother. Whatever his brother does, he always follows suit. Since no agreement has been reached on the negotiation, they need to follow up next week. In the past, most children just followed their parents’ footsteps and do not need to think about what to do after growing up. It’s easy to get there. Just follow up and walk for about 15 mins. You won’t be lost. In one’s hands: in charge of In safe hands: 在可靠人的手里 Give sb a big hand: 鼓掌 Fall into the wrong hands: 误落入他人之手 Get --- off one’s hands: 脱手 Don’t worry. Your luggage is in safe hands with me. Let’s give these volunteers a big hand for what they have done for our com