新概念英语第三册 Lesson 53 In the public interest 语言点讲义.docx

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1、新概念英语第三册Lesson 53 In the public interestLanguage points1. pressure n 心理压力；紧张；催促；强迫；压强-press v 压2. 猜测词义3. Be nice to him-he is been under a lot of pressure recently.4. Her health becomes poor under the pressure of work.5. I do not want to put pressure on you to make a decision, but we wont have much

2、time left.6. Under （a lot of /much）pressure 在压力下7. Under the pressure of 在.的压力下8. Put/bring pressure on sb to do sth 强迫/劝说某人做某事9. 习题演练10. Listening to light music may clear your mind and reduce (press).11. Parents need to encourage kids to develop their potential(潜力)without putting too much pressure

3、 them.12. Challenges like these are likely to put you great pressure.13. Protect v 保护；防护-protection n 保护；防卫-protective adj 保护的14. 猜测词义15. An umbrella is used to protect people from rain.16. The doctors were trying to prevent the disease from spreading all over the country.17. Rare animals should be

4、under the protection of humans.18. Protect.from （doing）保护.不受.伤害=prevent.from=stop sb.from doing =keep sb from doing 19. Under the protection of 在.的保护下20. Refer to (referred;referred) 指的是；查阅；参考21. Refer to.as.将.指称为22. Our economy is referred to as a free market one.23. Represent vt 代表；象征；表示；描绘-repres

5、entative adj 典型的；有代表的； n 代表24. 猜测词义25. A dove represents peace.26. He represented himself as a philosopher.(哲学家)27. Represent sb/sth as /to be 宣称某人为.28. The popular press tends to represent him an environmental leader.29. Vary v 使变化；改变-various adj 不同种类的；各种各样的-variety n 变化；种类-variously adv 不同地30. The

6、 weather varied from very cold to mild.31. The hotel offers its guests a wide variety of amusements.32. Vary from.to 从.到.不等33. A variety of +n复数=various+n复数+varieties of +n 复数各种各样的34. There are (variety) ways to answer your question.35. That sort of thing varies person to person.36. Belief n 信仰；信心；信

7、任-believe v 相信-believable adj 可相信的-unbelievable adj 令人难以置信的37. She is a person worthy of belief.38. Have belief in sth= believe in sth 相信某物39. Beyond belief 令人难以置信40. It is my belief that development shouldnt be at the cost of the environment.41. It is my belief that 我认为.42. It is my (believe) that

8、her death was not an accident.43. Complain vt 抱怨；发牢骚-complaint n 怨言44. Do not complain about your life. You should be thankful for what you have.45. If you are not satisfied with our work, you can complain to the manage.46. Complain about sth 抱怨某物47. Complain to sb 向某人抱怨48. Complain that 抱怨.49. The

9、police received several (complain)that the food of our school was terrible.50. Assistance n 援助；帮助；支持-assistant n 助手-assist v 帮助51. Despite his cries, no one came to his assistance.52. With the assistance of his maths teacher, he has made much progress.53. Assist sb in doing sth 帮助某人做某事54. the assist

10、ance of villagers, the boy was finally rescued.55. She came my assistance in time of trouble.56. Unless we receive more financial (assist) from the government, the hospital will have to close.57. Admire vt 钦佩；赞赏；羡慕-admiration n 钦佩；羡慕-admirable adj 令人钦佩的-admiring adj 赞赏的58. I admire him for his succe

11、ss in business.59. I admire his courage,strength and patience.60. Admire sb for doing sth 因做某事而羡慕某人61. Your courage to face the challenge is (admire).62. I would like to express my (admire) for the courage of the wounded.63. We admire the old scientist his great contribution to the country.64. Recog

12、nize v 辨认出；辨别出65. I did not recognize you in your uniform.66. I recognize her from/by her voice.67. Recognize sb from/by 根据.认出某人/某物68. Everyone recognized him as/to be the lawful heir.69. It is generally recognized that college students should not try to reach what is beyond their grasp.70. Recogniz

13、e sb/sth as/to be71. Be recognized as 72. It is recognized that 73. I recognized her the red dress she wore.74. Mo Yan is recognized one of the greatest writers of our time.75. Signal vt 发信号；示意；表示 n 信号；指示灯76. He signalled to the waiter for the bill.77. Mandy started to run after him, signalling to J

14、esse to follow.78. She signalled that it was time to leave.79. Signal to sb for sth 向某人示意某事80. Signal to sb to do sth 示意某人做某事81. Signal that 示意.82. Similar adj 相似的；类似的83. I am similar with you. I am also a student in Shanghai.84. My problems are similar to yours.85. Be similar with sb 和某人相似86. Be similar to sb/sth87. Typical adj 典型的-typically adv. 典型地，有代表性地；一般，通常88. It is typical of him to forgettobring a present.89. It is typical of sb to do sth学科网（北京）股份有限公司