高中英语Unit3Australia词语学习.docx

Lan dor Associates. He was known to be one of the convicted man s Lan dor Associates. He was known to be one of the convicted man s Unit 3 Australia Part Two: Teach ing Resources Secti on 3: Words and expressi ons from Unit 3 Australia associate verb 1. [vn] ~ sb/sth (with sb/sth) to makea connection between people or things in your mind: I always associate the smell of bak ing with my childhood. He is closely associated in the public mi nd with horror movies. Most people immediately associate addict ions with drugs, alcohol and cigarettes. You wouldn t normally associate these two writers — their styles are completely different.2. [v] ~ with sb to spend time with sb, especially a person or people that sb else does not approve of: I don t like you associating with those people.3. [vn] ~ yourself with sth (formal) to show that you support or agree with sth: May I associate myself with the Pri me Minister s remarks? (= I agree with them) I have n ever associated myself with political extremism. adj. [only before noun] 1. (often in titles) of a lower rank, having fewer rights in a particular professi on or orga ni zati on: associate membership of the Europea n Union an associate member / director / editor She was only the associate producer of the movie.2. joined to or connected with a profession or an organization: an associate compa ny in Japa n noun 1. a pers on that you work with, do bus in ess with or spe nd a lot of time with: bus in ess associates a close political associate of The compa ny is called associates.2. Associate (US) a person who has an Associate s degree (= one that is given after completing two years of study at a junior college) barrier noun 1. an object like a fence that prevents people from moving forward from one place to another: The crowd had to stand behind barriers. Show your ticket at the barrier. The car crashed into the safety barrier and burst into flames.2. ~ (to sth) a problem, rule or situation that prevents sb from doing sth, or