一位孤独助教的自白课件.ppt

picture in the mind or imagination of a future event make (feelings or ideas) known to another person admit; acknowledge happening not very often change so as to match or fit;Key words Made Easy;Key Words Made Easy;;John felt that he was too young to have the authority of a teacher. 1. n. The police have the authority over the lawbreaker. 2. an academic authority/ an authority on law. 3. (pl.) Person or group having the power of giving orders 当局 e.g. You’d better report this affair to the authorities concerned. v. Authorize; give sb the right to do sth Adj. authoritative;;Mary adjusted to university life two months after her arrival. 1. put sth in correct order; arrange 调整，调节 She adjusted her clothes before going out. 2. Adjust the watch/the focus of the camera. 3. Become or make suited to new conditions: adapt e.g. The body quickly adjusts (itself) to changes in temperature. ;Lisa was in a difficult position; she didn’t know how to respond to her TA. From this position, he had a good view of the sea. Their failure to come to a decision put her in a difficult position. A high position in society social position ;The TA tried to be as objective as possible in grading the students’ test papers. 1.adj. Uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices, not biased e.g. If we could have objective judgment on people, there would be less misunderstanding among people. antonym: subjective 2.n. aim, purpose e.g. His objective is to make great progress in oral English.;;Lisa laughed and dismissed the possibility of her TA asking her out. The new governor dismissed the staff that served his predecessor. He has been dismissed from his post because of corruption. The pupils were dismissed from school. He tried without success to dismiss her from his thoughts. ;;Key Expressions in Use;Key Expressions in Use;;You’d better rule out the possibility of going on a date with your TA. translate the following sentece into English 本次手术不排除失败的可能。 Failure cannot be ruled out in