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Notes of Text A P N HOME Listen to Vocabulary Listen to Text A P N HOME recession ◆ (title) Recession Easing, but Many Americans Still Afraid to Spend recession: a period of reduced economic activity [运用] in/during/from/out of/after/through recession; suffer/face/fight/endure/experience/defeat/keep recession e.g. Manufacturing has been in recession for six months at least. Both economies have suffered grievously from recession. [拓展] recession (n.)撤退 The recession of the army from the war was significant to the whole situation. ◆ (title) Recession Easing, but Many Americans Still Afraid to Spend ease: to lessen pain or discomfort [运用] ease up/down/off, take ease e.g. Ease up, Alva! I was only going to the john. [拓展] ease (n.) 安心,悠闲 Hick was softened up with alarming ease by Marv Hughes. at ease, of ease 舒适, 安逸 Alfred shrugged, and seemed for the moment somewhat less at ease. P N HOME recession ◆ (line 4) ... investors feel more sure about signs of economic recovery ... recovery: return to an original state [运用] recovery from/after ... e.g. I see no prospect to his recovery from the disease. [拓展] recovery (n.) 重获,复得 ◆ (line 6) ... to lift the world’s largest economy ... lift: to give temporary assistance [运用] lift up ... e.g. The child is lifting up his voice. Go and have a look. [拓展] lift (n.) 免费搭车, 搭便车;鼓舞,振奋 Can you give me a lift to the subway station? Passing the exam gave me a real lift. P N HOME recession ◆ (line 42) ... the main opposition party in the lead ... lead: an advantage held by a competitor in a race; a position of leadership [运用] in the lead/take the lead ... e.g. And Africans are in the lead in peace processes in both places. We were just waiting for someone to take the lead. [拓展] lead (n.) 主角,主要演员;领导,榜样 He’s playing the lead in the new play. P N HOME * * * * * * * * * *