大英2第六单元.docVIP

Unit 6 Book 2 Part I In-class Reading 1. Words and Expressions Note: Study the following words and phrases carefully and get ready for dictation. appropriate (adj.) At an appropriate moment I’ll offer the visitors some coffee. Your clothes are hardly appropriate for a job interview. The objectives and strategies should be appropriate to the markets. appropriate (v.) He is suspected of appropriating government funds. Congress appropriated $5 million for the International Woman’s Year. bark The dog always barks at strangers. (v.) The bark of the guns scared the little children. (n.) criminal (crime n. ) The boy had shown criminal tendencies since early adolescence. (adj.) The man is a criminal. How could the people elect him to office? (n.) A thirty-four year old man was charged with the crime after the murder weapon was found in his home. Most crimes are committed by the males under the age of 30. evidence (evident adj.) There’s some evidence that a small amount of alcohol is good for you. It is evident that the news came as a complete shock for him. forbid (forbade forbidden) You may not go to the party?wI absolutely forbid it! Women are forbidden from going out without a veil in that country. He was forbidden to leave the house as a punishment. nutritious (nutrition n.) Wholemeal bread is more nutritious than white bread. Nutrition and exercise are essential to fitness and health.. sacred He thinks his parking space is sacred. Cows are sacred to /for Hindus. Phrases and Expressions pick up 1） to lift sth. up from a surface 拾起某物 She kept picking up magazines and putting them down again. My wife picks the baby up whenever it cries. 2） to put toys, magazines etc away neatly 整理，收拾 Marry has made some effort to pick up the apartment. Please pick up your slippers. 3） to collect someone who is waiting 接某人 She will pick me up at 8:00. 4） to get a skill, language, habit, idea or piece of information by chance （偶然）学会技能等 I picked Greek up when