新编大学英语(第二版unit4newwords.pptVIP

bleeding adj. loosing blood 出血的 流血的 Ⅰ) “All you see is a bleeding head,” said a young a mother. Ⅱ) The only injury was a bleeding nose when I fell down onto my face. bleed ?/ bli?d/ v (pt, pp bled /bl?d/) =lose blood/draw blood from (sb) 流血, 放血: e.g. bleed to death 流血而死. (fig 比喻) ~ for sth=suffer wounds or die 负伤或牺牲 e.g. Many people bled for the revolution 很多人为革命而献身. ~ sb for sth =ask for (money) from sb 向某人勒索（钱财） e.g. bleed sb white (for every penny) =take away all sbs money 榨干某人所有的钱 capsule n. A very small tube containing powdered or liquid medicine 胶囊 Ⅰ) They took the capsule daily for six months. Ⅱ) Garlic(大蒜) is always perceptible on the breath, even when it is taken in capsule form. The part of a spacecraft in which people travel, and which separates from the main rocket 太空密封舱 Ⅰ) The space capsule held three astronauts. [‘?str?n??t] 宇航员 Ⅱ) The photographs showed the astronauts in the capsule of their ship. Capsule Hotel 胶囊旅馆 harmless adj. unlikely or unable to hurt anyone or cause damage无害的 不伤人的 harmful adj. likely to hurt 有害的 Ⅰ) The experiment is harmless to animals. Ⅱ) The dog seems fierce, but he’s harmless. heal v 1) make or become well again, especially after a cut or other injury 愈合 治愈 Ⅰ) It took three months for my arm to heal properly. Ⅱ) Therapies like acupuncture / ‘?kjup??kt??/ do work and many people have been healed. therapy ?[‘θer?p?] =treatment 治疗 疗法 (fig比喻用法) cause to become mentally or emotionally strong again e.g. Time heals everything. healer n. person or thing that heals 进行治疗的人或物 e.g. Time is a great healer. 时间就是良药. 2) cause (argument or disagreement) to end stop arguing or disagreeing 调停 消除(分歧) e.g. heal a quarrel 平息一场争吵 Ⅰ) Their disagreement healed over time and they became firm friends. Ⅱ) The leader tried to heal the divisions within his