unit2高教社新编商务英语综合教程第二版.pptVIP

Spot Dictation I. Brainstorming II. Pairwork Text1 Exercises2 Exercises2 Exercises2 Exercises2 Exercises2 Exercises3 Exercises3 Exercises 4 Exercises4 Bonus: Word Study2.2 ② n. 变动范围，变化幅度the levels or area within or to which something is limited e.g. a country with a wide range of temperature Several cars are available within this price range. Temperatures are expected to be in the range 75 to 85 degrees. The coat was expensive and well outside/beyond/out of my price range. They said that that particular issue had not been within the range of the research. Bonus: Word Study2.2 ③ v. 在某范围内变化[usually + adverb or preposition] to include a variety of different things or people range from sth to sth e.g. The children’s ages range from 5 to 15. Their reactions range from anger to humiliation. Dress sizes range from petite to extra large. range between sth and sth e.g. The population of these cities ranges between 3 and 5 million inhabitants. Prices range between $50 and $250. range in age/size/price… Her shoes range in price from $25 to $100. Bonus: Word Study2.2 Other useful collocations: medium-range weather forecast 中期天气预报 mountain range 山脉 come within range 进入射程之内 range of activities 活动范围 Bonus: Word Study3.1 launch 3. launch Basic usage: ① v. 创办；发动；出版；投放市场 to begin (something such as a plan) or introduce (something new such as a product) e.g. Although a job-sharing scheme was launched a year ago very few people have shown any interest in it. Early last year the company researched the possibility of launching a new late-night show. A devastating attack was launched on the rebel stronghold, leaving many of them dead. She’s planning to launch a company to make electronic toys. They held a special party to launch the new book. Police have launched a murder enquiry following the discovery of a woman’s body. Bonus: Word Study3.2 ② vt. 发射; [船]下水 to send (something) out, such as a new