大学体验英语3课后教程7.pptVIP

on the edge of — 2) very close to (a certain state) Example It was reported that the oil company is on the edge of collapse. lay out — to arrange (a plan, garden, town, pattern etc.) Examples We must lay out a thorough plan before we launch the campaign. The shopkeeper laid the goods out neatly on the racks. Cf. lay off — discharge; dismiss raid n. — a sudden visit by the police, in search of criminals or illegal goods Examples Kilos of drugs were found during a raid by the police. Millions of dollars were stolen in a bank raid. More to learn raid v. — to attack on a raid; to carry out a raid Example The soldiers raided the enemy camp. Translate 据报道，一伙歹徒今早袭击了银行。 Key It is reported that some gangsters raided a bank this morning. suspect n. — person believed to have committed a crime Examples Police have issued a photograph of the murder suspect. The suspect who committed the food poisoning is still at large. More to learn suspect v. — to think or believe (someone) to be guilty of a crime or to have done something wrong Example The police suspect him of killing his multi-millionaire wife. court n. — a room or building in which law cases can be heard and judged Examples Silence in court! Please describe to the court exactly what you saw. split up — 1) to divide (into separate groups or parts) Example The book consists of eight chapters and each chapter is then split up into sections. split up — 2) to end the relationship with Example I hear Nancy has split up with her boyfriend. Ex. 8 Translate the following sentences into English. 5. 我已经获准进入那个地区进行采访，这可不是人人都能得到的机会。（be given permission） do the interview something that everyone gets I have been given permission to do the interview in that area, and that’s not something that everyone gets. Ex. 9 First notice the italicized structural similarities between the choice sentences and their simulated reproductions, and then do the simulated translation of the Chinese sente