Unit 6A Book II 新视野大学英语第二册课件.ppt

Unit 6 Section A As His Name Is, So Is He! CONTENTS New words and expressions 1. substitute n.  1 also sub someone who does someone else's job for a limited period of time, especially in a sports team or school: --The coach has to find a substitute for Tim. 教练不得不给Tim找个替补。 There is no substitute for hard work. 任何事情都无法代替努力工作。 --substitute teacher 代课老师 substitute v. -- You can substitute yoghurt for the sour cream. 用酸奶代替酸奶油 --Bill substituted for Larry, who was off sick. Larry生病请假了,Bill代替他。 2. approve 1 [transitive] to officially accept a plan, proposal etc: 批准 --The conference approved a proposal for a reform. 会议批准了一项改革提议。 2 [intransitive] to think that someone or something is good, right, or suitable [≠?disapprove] 同意 --Catherine's parents now approve of her marriage. n. approval --submit a proposal for approval 提交一份议案等待批准 --A company cannot be sold without the approval of the shareholders. 没有股东的同意不能把公司卖掉。 3. qualify 1 --After three years here you'll qualify for a rise. 你在这里三年就可获加薪. 2 qualify as --He finally qualified as a pilot after two years of training. 3 qualify sb for sth --Fluency in three languages qualifies her for this post. qualify sb to do sth --The certificate qualifies you to work as a dentist. qualified a. 1 having suitable knowledge, experience, or skills, especially for a particular job 我的专业和工作经验使我能胜任这个职位。 --My major and working experience make me qualified for this position. 4. prominent a.  1) important; well-known a prominent lawyer/ scholar --The government should be playing a more prominent role in improving public traffic. 这所大学造就了一批杰出的人材。 --This university has created a number of prominent talents. 2) standing or extending far out (beyond a surface) --Jacky Chan has a prominent nose. prominence: n. a person of wealth and prominence. 富有而杰出的人物 5. refine vt.  1 to improve a method, plan, system etc by gradually making slight changes to it: --Car makers are constantly r