综合英语第四册3-05-Part 2.pptVIP

collide (with): 1) If people or things collide, they crash into each other. The truck collided with a row of parked cars. 2) If ideas or beliefs collide, they are very different and do not work together His religious beliefs often collided with the realities of his life. 3) to meet or come together with something that is very different. They lived in different worlds, which had now collided. Book 3-Unit 5 far from: used for saying that the real situation is the opposite of what you mention. The battle is far from over. Far from seeming glad to see him, Rose looked almost angry. far from it: (spoken) Used for saying that what was just said is not at all true, and the opposite is probably true. I’m not saying they are all crooks, far from it! Some of them are very decent. Book 3-Unit 5 Word Study (page 65: C) Study the five expressions in Exercise a together with the example sentences in Exercise b. Give English interpretations of the term based on the example sentences. Then try to translate the example sentences into Chinese. Try to finish Exercise b: work on one sentence out of the prompts. Book 3-Unit 5 1. English was subjected to several waves of Latin and a flood of Greek... 英语受到拉丁语和大量的希腊语浪潮的冲击。 to cause to experience or suffer e.g. The new material has been subjected to different tests. 1. a. All the new recruits were subjected to intense and rigorous training in the first three months. b. Years ago, black children were subjected to racial discrimination in many schools. c. The land on either sides of the Yellow River was often subjected to floods. Book 3-Unit 5 2. You might argue that these sentences are somewhat unnatural. 人们/你也可能认为这些句子有一点不自然。 adv. by some degree or amount; rather e.g. The price was somewhat higher than I expected. 2. a. If people dont know him well, they would think that he is somewhat difficult to get along with. b. Though he had made a lot of preparation for the exam, he still felt somewhat nervous.