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Unit 2 Environment;The cost of beauty;What usually comes to people’s minds when they think of air pollution?;;;Words Expressions ;estimate v.: to judge or calculate the nature, value, size, amount, etc., of (something)e.g. I estimate that we should arrive at 5.30.We haven’t estimated the proper price of these products.;Under-estimate:over-estimate:;2. come to mind: to be thought aboute.g. I just pick up whatever groceries come to mind. A good idea suddenly comes to my mind.;3. all that: (nonassertive) very e.g. I’m not all that hungry.;4. confine (to) v.: to shut, or keep in a small spacee.g. John was confined to bed for a week with his cold.The poor soldier was confined to a dark small room for his mistakes ;5. focus on: to direct one’s attention toe.g. Today we’re going to focus on the question of homeless people in London. Focus your attention on your work.;6. appropriate a.: correct or suitable for a particular situation or occasione.g. I think this is an appropriate moment to raise the question of my promotion.  His remarks are not appropriate for this occasion. ;7. build up: to increase, develop, or become gradually largere.g. Traffic going out of the city is already building up. He has built up a good business over the years. ;8. potential a.: existing in possibilitye.g. He is seen as a potential leader of our political party. We can’t ignore the potential danger around us.;9. give off: to send out (esp. a liquid, gas, or smell)e.g. The eggs were giving off a bad smell. The factory gave off much poisonous gas.;10. expose to: to uncover, so as to leave without protection (from something)e.g. Don’t expose it to the sun. Keep indoors; don’t expose your skin to the sun. ;11. responsible (for something): involving the obligation to make decisions for others and bear the blame for their mistakese.g. We are legally responsible for our children.  It’s you wh