大学体验英语4册unit2.pptVIP

alter v.—make or become different, but without changing into something 改变★We‘ve had to alter some of our plans.★These clothes are too large; they must be altered. amorphous [ ?m?:f?s ] adj. —having no fixed form or shape无定形的，无组织的 ★I really can’t understand his amorphous ideas. await v. —to be going to happen to sb: ★Who knows what dangers may await us? ★ According to the doctrine of such a religious, death _____ all the people. behavioral [ biheivj?r?l ]? adj. —relating to one’s behavior 行为的 ★ She studied behavioral psychology at college. ★ He is engaged in behavioral science. compel [k?mpel] v. —make (a person or a thing) do something by force, moral persuasion or orders that must be obeyed 强迫，迫使 ★He was compelled to give up his studies due to his illness. competent [k?mpit?nt] adj. 有能力的, 胜任的 —having the ability or skill to do something ★Hes very competent in his work. be competent for sth. /to do sth. convey [k?nvei] v. —make … known 表达，传达，传递 ★If you see James, do convey my apologies to him. ★Words cannot convey how delighted I was. corrupt v. —cause to become morally bad; change from good to bad 使腐蚀，堕落 ★The study claimed that violence on television corrupts the minds of children. craft v. n. 工艺，手艺 —carefully choose 极其谨慎地挑选 ★Each doll is crafted individually by specialists. crystal-clear adj. —very clearly stated or understood 清楚的，易懂的 ★The evidence is now crystal clear. ★She made it crystal-clear that she was in charge. cue [kju:] n. — hint or suggestion暗示，提示 ★This was the cue for him to come into the room. ★When I nod my head, thats your cue to interrupt the meeting. deceive v. —cause sb. to accept as true or good what is false or bad, esp. for dishonest purpose, cheat欺骗，蒙蔽 ★The company deceived customers by selling old computers as new ones. ★We were deceived into believing that he could help us. deceive sb. into doing sth. 骗某人去做某事 deception n. —the act of hiding the truth, esp. to get an advanta