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实用标准文档 BOOK III Unit 2 Thirteen equals one [词汇讲解 ] 1. equal v./adj. 词根： equ-相等 equality 平等 equator 赤道 equivocal 模棱两可 adj. be equal to eg. 财富不等于幸福 Wealth is not equal to happiness. I am not equal to you. 我配不上你。 美国机构 EEOC：Equal Employment Opportunities Commission 美国平等就业委员会 （A US government organization whose aim is to make sure that people are not prevented from getting jobs because of their race, religion, age sex etc, and to make sure that all workers are treated fairly and equally.） v. 及物动词， 后面直接加宾语，不用加 to （“to ” is unnecessary） 2. vicar 英国教区的小牧师 （of the church of England） rector 天主教小牧师 of the Catholic church priest 基督教堂里的神父 curate 副牧师 习语： curates egg 有好有坏 Origin The origin of the phrase is from the cartoon True Humility, printed in the British magazine Punch, on 9th November 1895. The cartoon gives fuller insight into its meaning. TRUE HUMILITY Right Reverend Host. I ’m afraid youve got a bad Egg, Mr. Jones! The Curate. Oh no, my Lord, I assure you! Parts of it are excellent! Clearly an egg which was partly bad would be entirely unpalatable. The curate, being too timid to complain to his host, looked for something positive to say in reply. That initial meaning of the phrase; to describe something which partly good but which was ruined by its bad part, is now rather lost. Thats not a situation that occurs very often. Its now more often used just to describe something that is partly good and partly bad; for example: 文案大全 实用标准文档 eg. How was your day? A bit of a curates egg. I got that report finished on time, but the car broke down as soon as I left the office. 这本书好坏参半。 The book is something of a curates egg. bishop(地位高 ) 主教 在国际象棋 chess 中 bishop