高级英语第一册Unit6_Blackmail2PPT课件.pptVIP

flip: move, toss, push or throw sth with a quick jerk; flick 掷；轻击 *She flipped off her dark glasses. *She flipped a few coins on to the bar. *Mary flipped a speck of dust off from her trousers.一粒灰尘；灰尘 obese: grossly fat or overweight obesity corpulent [k?rpj?l?nt 肥胖（大） stout 肥硕的 gross 肥壮 thick-set 矮胖而健壮 heavily-built 身材厚实 humpty-dumpty 矮胖，短粗 incongruous: not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of sth; incompatible The duffel coat looked incongruous with the black dress she wore underneath. incongruous: strange, unexpected, or unsuitable in a particular situation The new theatre looks utterly incongruous in its setting. It seemed incongruous having a dance-band at the funeral. falsetto: a voice that is unusually or unnaturally high; a method of voice production used by male singers, esp tenors to sing notes higher than their normal range He was singing falsetto in this role. Cf. yodel 用真假嗓音互换地唱；约德尔（Yodel）是瑞士传统音乐中中最具特色的一种山歌唱法。它源于瑞士阿尔卑斯山区牧民呼唤羊群、牛群的喊叫声。 Jaguar: an expensive sportscar made in Britain美洲豹汽车公司；美洲虎 Rolls Royce劳斯菜斯（世界顶级豪华轿车） Peugeot n. 法国标致（法国汽车公司） Range Rover 路虎揽胜（车型名称） emission—emit: produce; discharge Coal-fired power stations continue to emit large quantities of sulphur dioxide. She emitted a sound like laughter. emission of heat, a sigh, breath, light, smell, sound, gas, radiation, etc. carbon dioxide emissions shoot: to eject or impel by a sudden release of tension; to move suddenly and rapidly in a particular direction The pedestrians shot angry glances at the pickpocket. After the lecture, the students shot various (an avalanche of) questions at the speaker. Rents have shot up in the last few days in NY because of the terrorist attack. A brilliant idea shot into his confused mind. The film was shot in California by the Chinese first-class photographer and director, Zhang Yimou. She shot him a distrustful look. bamboo shoots bean shoots豆芽 rice shoots箭笋 wild rice shoots茭白；茭笋 Double-meat rice shoots双笋肉片饭 lotus and wild