全新版大学英语四 课文 language point 3-4.pptVIP

Language points of unit 3-4 Unit 3 grill Cook under or over direct heat grill the sausages on the barbecue Question intensely (grill sb. about/on sth.) Tom was grilled by customs officers for several hours. The senior detective grilled the young suspect about the robbery case. follow up (with) Take additional steps to further If you make a hotel booking by phone, follow it up with written confirmation. We are worried that terrorists will follow up their threats with bomb attacks. Don’t rest on your laurels(桂冠); follow up your success. incidentally Incidentally, this wine goes particularly well with cheese. The airlines charge half-price for the students. Incidentally, I’ve already bought my ticket to New York. incidentally (continued) The problem with his partner was something he mentioned only incidentally. bracket n. a group or category that has a particular range; pieces of mental, wood or plastic that are fastened to a wall in order to support something such as a shelf This new car is out of my price bracket. Women outnumbered men three to two in the over-65 age bracket. We need some adjustable wall brackets. take/Have a crack (at) Try to do We thought we’d have to have a crack at running our own business. They have decided to have a crack at the doubles championship. I would like to take a crack at the Olympic title again before I retire. partition n. a thin wall or screen that divides a room or other indoor space Glass partitions divided the room into individual offices. Her taxicab has a thick partition between the passengers’ seats and the driver. generous Giving or ready to give freely It was generous of them to share their house with refugees. He was unexpectedly generous in his comments on the article. Larger than usual or necessary a generous gift, increase a generous helping of potatoes jet n. an aircraft with one or more jet engines British jet fighters have joined the UN forces. Commercial air transport has experienced massive growth