新概念第三册新课件lesson10(共34页PPT).docx

 R.M9UjTThe N<ew 手 R.M 9 UjT The N<ew 手tajr Liner TITANIC "g谛血畀匸V 11.11 if  yr I ar J ■ l New wordsand lose lose - lost - lost 丢夬 loss (n) loss of life lose one^s li直表命 at a loss不知所措 loose (adj) 松的 shoelace is loose 星带松了 tight (adj) 紧的 tight schedule 时间安桃紧 colossal <adj ?> 龙大的 (=large in size ) --A ship Titanic was colossal. -a colossal monument / a colossal statue a huge amount of money/ a watertight <9dj.> 不漏水的 -a watertight ship watertight （引申为无懈可击的、亳无或绽的丿 -watertight arguments无懈可 击的论 点 -watertight excuse亳无破绽的借口 water proof / water-resistant -waterproof watch 防水手表 -waterproof coat 防 水外衣 -The voy^l^ 觥妙t陆髓戒诧（by can bear. --make / go on a voyage. -maiden voyage 处女航 ■ -firstvoyage 第一次航行 ■ navigation航诲，航行学，航海［航空navigation light夜航灯 光，导堀逢彳亍程： ■ navigation航诲，航行学，航海［航空 navigation light夜航灯 光，导堀 逢彳亍程： ■ flight飞行/ journey长途行程/ tn collision vn> 碰 ■ Five persons died during the collision between twobuses. ■ collide <vi.>碰撞，抵触,冲突 如果两国的目标冲突，就可能发生战争。4■ collide with与…相撞； 冲突；-If the aims of two countries collide, there may^be war. 「丄^ 如果两国的目标冲突，就可能发生战争。4 ■ collide with与…相撞； 冲突； ■ 一My ideas collide with hers. plunge vv.>投入，跳入，陷入 ■ (=jump or rush suddenly and wildly ) ■ —> ?into ■ He got so angry that he plunge into the water. ■ 越 I ■学生们全神贯注在考试上 」 她陷WU恩当中。 ■ I 屮"！ The great ship, Titanic, sailed for New York from Southampton on April 10th. 1912. ■ sail for...航海去往禁处 ■ set out for /set off for /leave for /head for /make for ■出发去往禁处 -He will set out for the Atlantic. 一The plane is making for the airport.~We are heading for Canada. -He will set out for the Atlantic. 一The plane is making for the airport. ~We are heading for Canada. She was carrying 1,316 passengers and a crew of ■ carry表示我有 ■ carry passengeTS 承载乘瘵 ■ carrier (n)航空母舰 运送者 ■ a crew of 一组人员 ■ The ship has a crew of 57 exclusive of oncers. ■这船上除壽级那员外，有57名普區船、Even by modern standards, the 46,000 ton Titanic was a colossal ship. ■ by = according to蔻示依据 一by regulations^ 规则 /by mles依据 条例 —by one's looks=by one^s appearance