致用英语 Unt 2 War and peace.pptVIP

Unit 2 War and peace topic Listen Reading:③ Grammar and Vocabulary Building: ② Vocabulary: ① Writing and culture tips : ④ Exercises :⑤ 1) Your ideas: A: a. Napoleon Bonaparte; b. Yue Fei; c. Winston Churchill; d. Abraham Lincoln B: 2) Vocabulary on page 18 a. helmet; b. trench; c. drawbridge; d. gasmask; e. moat; f. sandbag; g. bullet-proof vest; h. fortress The famous Chinese patriot and military general fought for the Southern Song Dynasty against the Jurchen (女真) armies of Jin Dynasty. amaze [?‘meiz] ] vt. 使惊异，惊奇 atomic [?‘t?mik] adj. 原子能的 burn down 焚毁，烧毁 carve [kɑ:v] v. 刻，雕刻 crane [krein] n. 鹤 amaze vt. 使惊异，惊奇 (to surprise someone very much) e.g. (1) Your knowledge amazes me. 你丰富的知识令我吃惊。 (2) It amazed us to hear that you were leaving. 听到你要走, 我们都很吃惊。 → amazing adj. 令人大为惊奇的；（尤指）令人惊 喜（或惊羡、惊叹）的 e.g. You are amazing. carve vt./vi. 刻，雕刻 ( to cut a pattern or letter on the surface of sth) e.g. The statue was carved out of stone. 这尊像是石头雕成的。 →切, 切碎 e.g. At the dinner table, fathers job is to carve the meat. 吃饭时, 爸爸的工作是切肉。 →☆carve out 用辛勤的劳动创造出… e.g. He carved out a name for himself in the engineering business. 在土木工程业方面, 他孜孜以求为自己赢得了声誉。 dizzy [‘dizi]] adj. 眩晕的 explode [iks‘pl?ud] v. 爆炸 explosion [iks‘pl?u??n]] n. 爆炸 fold [f?uld] v. 折叠 Hiroshima[,hir?‘?i:m?] ]? 日本广岛市 dizzy adj. 眩晕的 (feeling unable to stand steadily) e.g. (1)If you feel dizzy or short of breath, stop exercising immediately. (2) I was dizzy from lack of food. 由于没吃东西我感到头晕目眩 explode v. 爆炸→ explosion n. ( to burst, or to make sth burst, into small pieces) e.g. When the boiler exploded, many people were hurt. →爆[突]发, 发怒 vi. e.g. At last his laughter exploded. 他最后哄然大笑起来。 →激增, 迅速扩大 e.g. The population was still exploding. 人口仍在迅猛增长。 fold v.折叠; 对折交叠；包围，笼罩 ( to bend a piece of paper, cloth etc. by laying or pressin