新视野大学英语新版第2 cUnit3_A.ppt

5. compromise: vi. 妥协，折衷 compromise with sb. We can not compromise on such terms. I would rather die than compromise. vt. 连累(使暴露或容易引起危险、怀疑或败坏名声) e.g. Such conduct will compromise your reputation. n. e.g. make compromise with compromise of principle 原则上的让步 a compromise of morality 道德的沦丧 continual continuous (L10) continual usually describes an action which is repeated again and again continuous indicates that the action or object carries on without stopping or interruption e.g. Please stop your continual questions. 　　请不要再接二连三地提问了。 A continuous flow of traffic 接连不断的来往车辆。 2) (of equipment) able to use together 兼容的 10. overlook: vt. 1) 漏看没有注意或考虑到；忽略 e.g. You have overlooked several of the mistakes in this work. 你忽略了这个工作中的几个错误。 2）忽略有意或故意地忽略；忽视 e.g. overlook a person’s fault 不计较某人的过错 3) 眺望，俯瞰, 从或在高处看 e.g. overlook a valley from a hill 从山上俯视山谷 13. bud: n. v. e.g. a plant that buds in early spring. 在早春发芽的植物 be in bud 发芽; 含苞欲放 nip sth in the bud 扼杀...于萌芽状态; 防...于未然 budding: a. beginning to develop well e.g. a budding novelist 崭露头角的小说家 14. counsel v. give advice to 咨询 e.g. My job involves counseling unemployed people on/about how to find work. n. advice; ideas e.g. vocational counsel 就业指导 legal counsel 法律顾问 He refused to listen to the old mans counsel. counselor: n. 顾问 15. subsequently: ad. afterwards subsequent: a. e.g. the period subsequent to the war 战后时期 subsequence: n. 17. indicate: vt. 作为一种标志、症状或象征; 指出, 显示, 象征, 预示 e.g. A signpost indicated the right road for us to follow 一个路标给我们指出应走的路。 Fever indicates sickness. She indicated her approval with a nod. indication: n. e.g. smiles, frowns, and other indications of emotion. There are various indications that ... 种种迹象表明… 18. confirm: vt. 1) e.g. The experiment confirm