TheKindnessofStrangersLesson12TextAByMikeMclntyre优秀英语课件.ppt

treat Yet I was treated with kindness everywhere I went. (P7, L5) treat sb. with respect / contempt / courtesy etc. Despite her seniority, Margot was never treated with much respect. ~ sb./oneself (to sth.): give sb./oneself sth. enjoyable, eg. special food or entertainment 以某事物（如食物或娱乐）款待某人或使自己获得享受: She treated each of the children to an ice-cream. 她请孩子每人吃个冰激凌。 We were treated to the unusual sight of the Prime Minister singing on TV. 我们有幸目睹首相上电视一展歌喉的难得场面。 treat treat sb. like dirt/a dog (infml) treat sb. with no respect at all 视某人如草芥: They treat their workers like dirt. 他们把工人看得粪土不如。 my treat (n.) (spoken) used to tell someone that you will pay for something such as a meal for them Lets go out to lunch - my treat. Please paraphrase… …when it seemed to run contrary to their own best interests (P7,L8) …when it seemed to be in a way that is opposite to their best benefits. …when it seemed to be exactly what they should not have done for their own good. pull One day in Nebraska a car pulled to the road shoulder. (P8, L1) (cause a vehicle to) move sideways; veer or steer (sth.) （使机动车）打斜; 使（某物）转向; 操纵（某物）: The car seems to be pulling to the left. 那汽车似乎在向左偏。 She pulled the van to the left to avoid a dog. 她把客货车向左一闪以免轧着狗。 roadside pull He had to pull up at the red light. (to make the car come to a halt) The policeman ordered him to pull over. （to stop his car at the side of the road) A vehicle______ pulls away from the roadside. pulls in at a small store. pulls into the station at 7:00 a.m. pulls out to overtake cars ahead. pulls over to the grass shoulder. pulls up in front of the school. pull away : vt./vi. (把…)开走,离开 pull in : vi. 停下，靠岸，到达，进站 pull into : vt. 到达，驶入，驶向 pull out : vi. 离去，开出，驶出 pull over : vt. /vi. (把…)驶向路边／岸边. pull up : vt./vi. (使…)停下 dress When I reached the window, I saw two little old ladies dressed in their Sunday finest. (P8, L3) (be) dressed in sth. wearing sth. 穿某物: 新娘穿一身白色的礼服。 The bride was dressed in white. (b