牛津英语高一Unit4-more-reading语言点.pptVIP

mystery 1) = the thing of which the cause or origin is hidden or impossible to explain 神秘事物，秘密 eg. mysteries of life Why he went there is a mystery to me. 2) = the condition of being secret or obscure 神秘 eg. The origin of this tribe is lost in mystery. An air of mystery surrounded the events leading up to his death. mystery stories / stories full of mystery a. mysterious crime/ parcel/ event / look/ plan ad. The main witness had mysteriously disappeared. Mysteriously, there was no answer when I rang. hibernate v. = spend the winter in a state like deep sleep 冬眠 n. go into hibernation a. a hibernating animal experience 1) Un. = knowledge or skill acquired from seeing and doing things 经验 eg. Teaching experience working/previous/practical /personal experience get/ gain experience learn from experience I know from experience that he will be late again. He doesn’t have much experience of teaching/ work experience. 2) Cn. = event or activity that affects one in some way. 经历 eg. an unpleasant / unusual / a trying experience It’s quite an experience. v. = have the experience of sth.; feel eg. to experience pleasure / pain/ difficulty/ hardships a. She is an experienced nurse; she is experienced in looking after children. 在…方面有经验 have … in common (with…) = share interests or characteristics 与…有共同之处 eg. -- Do you have anything in common with him? -- Yes, I have much /everything/ a lot / plenty in common with him. -- No, I have little / nothing in common with him. state n. = condition in which a person or thing is 状态 eg. His business is in a good / poor state. She is in a good state of health. Ice is water in its solid state. Everything is in a state of disorder. compare…to… = show the likeness between one thing and something else 把…比作 eg. Shakespeare compared the world to a state. The poet compared her teeth to pearls. * compare…with… 把…和…进行比较 n. c