新视野大学英语读写教程（第二版）第三册 Unit 7 Section B Martin Luther King.pptVIP

4. accord with match; agree with 这消息和我先前听到的不一致。 e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using The information did not accord with what I had  been told previously. Translation What he said does not accord with the fact. Key 5. regulate vt. 1) control something, especially by rules 2) adjust 身体必须有控制机能以调整其所有功能。 e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using The body has to have control mechanisms to  regulate all its functions. Translation There are strict rules regulating the use of  chemicals in food. Key 6. appeal for make a special request for 该组织正在呼吁人们多捐款，帮助遭受震灾的人。 e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using The organization is appealing for more money  to help people suffering from the earthquakes. Translation She appeared on television to appeal to the  men for her child’s safe return. Key 7. bar vt. officially prevent someone from entering a place  or doing something 反对党领导人说，政府不允许他们参加选举。 e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using Opposition leaders say the government barred  them from election. Translation They barred her from leaving the country. Key 8. circulate 1) vt. send something to all members of a  group of people 2) v. move around within a system, or make  something do this e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using The news of victory quickly circulated round the  town. Swimming helps to get the blood to circulate  through the body. 如果肌肉紧张，血液就不能自由循环。 Translation 很多虚假消息散布开了。 A lot of false information has been circulated. Key If your muscles are tense, blood cannot  circulate freely. Words and Expressions—Word Using 9. witness n. 1) [C] someone who sees something happen 2) someone who tells a court what they know  about a crime vt. see or notice something by being present when it happens e.g. Words and Expressions—Word Using There were two witnesses to the accident. The 1980s had witnessed in