Unit 4 Exploring plants-Language points教学课件（人教选修9）.pptVIP

be in ruins 一片废墟, 落空 The town lay in ruins. bring/come to ruin 使毁灭/破产 All his plans came to ruin. fall into ruin 已成废墟 The castle has fallen into ruin. 8. tightly 紧紧地, 满满地 Tie it as tightly as you can. His arms were folded tightly. He held me by the arm so tightly that it hurt. tight adj. 紧,绷紧,拉紧 The coat looks tight. We hope to finish the task next week, but the schedule is a bit tight. adv. 紧地 满地 Hold tight to the railing or you may slip and fall. The passengers were tightly packed in the train. “Look! Chris, look!” Andrew whispered, pressing my arm tightly. Shut the door tight. Make sure that the bags were packed tight. 9. seal vt. 盖章, 封口 The treaty was signed and sealed by both governments. Food such as corned beef and condensed milk are sold in sealed tins. His eyes were sealed with sleep. 10. restriction U. 限制 The park is open to the public without restriction. He dislikes their restriction of his freedom of choice. C. 限制性规定 The restrictions on the use of the play-ground: No fighting. No damaging property. The government placed restrictions on the numbers of foreign cars that could be imported. restrict vt. 限制, 控制 He feels this new law restrict his freedom. The trees restricted our vision. restricted adj. 有严格控制的, 局限的 restrictive adj. 限制性的 She is now on a very restricted diet, and can have no sweets. The space provided is too restricted. He finds life in the small town too restrictive. 11. in …style 以 … 方式 ，用…风格 He wrote the sentence in a childish style. The little boy bowed in a gentleman style. in style 讲究地，有气派地; 时行, 不过时 out of style 不时行, 过时 with style (处理得) 漂亮, 得当 12. establish 成立, 建立 Father established his business forty years ago. Even public schools for girls were established in some places. establishment n. 建立，成立 the establishment of a new state 13. appeal vt. 吸引, 投合兴趣或爱好 How did th