新概念英语第三册 精品课件-Lesson 5 The facts.pptx

Lesson 5 The Facts;;;editor [‘ed?t?(r)] extreme [?k’stri:m] statistics [st?t?st?ks] journalist [‘d??:n?l?st] president [‘prez?d?nt ] palace [‘p?l?s] publish [‘p?bl??] Fax [f?ks] impatient [?m’pe??nt] fire [‘fa??(r)] originally [?’r?d??n?li];editor. n. edition n. editor-in-chief = Chief editor edit. v. editorial n. an editorial on education compile v. compiler n. compose v. composer n. composition n. ;extreme. n. adj. go to extremes to do sth. eg. 1. Sometimes he eats too much and sometimes he eats nothing. He goes from one extreme to the other. eg. 2. He went to extremes to steal because of poverty. In the extreme extremely adv. eg. He has been generous in the extreme. eg. Personally, I’m extremely well satisfied. ;winter palace; kremlin;Buckingham Palace;Buckingham Palace;Louvre Palace;publish v. When are you going to publish this work of yours? publishing house press n. go to press (be printed) Oxford University Press go to the press 参加记者招待会 the local / national / foreign press the press freedom = the freedom of the Press(记者、新闻界） issue v. 发行 come out 出版;Fax[f?ks]n. send a fax fax sb send a fax to sb. ;impatient [?m’pe??nt] adj. patience n. patient adj. patiently adv. impatience n. impatient adj. impatiently adv.;be impatient at sth. / with sb. eg. He was getting impatient as having to wait so long. be impatient of sth. eg. He is impatient of anything stupid. be impatient for sth. / to do sth. 渴望、急切做…… Eg. 1. We are impatient for the Spring Festival to come. 2. She is impatient for the result of the examination. ;fire v. hire v. Eg. He was fired for stealing money from the safe. 表示解雇的其他表示方法： dismiss sb. from sth. Eg. He was dismissed for drunkenness from the army. remove sb. from sth. Eg. The corrupt official was removed from office. give the sack ( give sb. a sack) get the sack lay sb. off Eg. They were laid off because of the lack of new orders. re