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1、Newwordsandexpressionsbullfightbulfaitn.斗牛drunkdrkn.醉汉wanderv.溜达，乱走ring n.圆形竞技场地unawarenwadj.不知道的，未觉察的bull n.公牛matadormtd:n.斗牛士remarkn.评论；言语apparentlyprntliadv.明显地sensitivesensitivadj.敏感的criticismkritisizmn.批评chargev.冲上去clumsilyklmziliadv.笨拙地bowbauv.鞠躬safetyn.安全地带sympatheticallysimpetikliadv.同情地第1页/

2、共21页bullfight.n.斗牛（活动）likearedragtoabull令人暴怒的事物bullyn.恃强凌弱的人cowardn.懦弱者Cowarddiemanytimesbeforetheirdeath;thevaliantnevertasteofdeathbutonce.bullfighter=matador斗牛士bulldog斗牛犬第2页/共21页drunk1.n.(口)醉鬼drunkardn.酒鬼，酒徒2.adj.（因感动高兴等）沉醉的，陶醉的（表语）drunkwithsth.因某事陶醉，飘飘然drunkenadj.酒醉的，酒醉引起的（行为）醉汉adrunkenman酒驾drun

3、kendriving第3页/共21页wanderv.1.溜达他溜达进来似乎无事可做Hewanderedinasifhehadnothingtodo.2.溜号absentminded；离题Shesinherconversation.她的谈话杂乱无章Dontoffthesubjectkeeptothepoint3.迷路，迷途（常加off）Theclimbersedoffinthemountains.第4页/共21页ring1.n.圆形竞技场bullring,circusring,2.n.环，戒指aweddingring,anengagementring,ring-finger3.v.打电话=cal

4、l电话响了10分钟Thetelephonehasbeenringingfor10minutes.第5页/共21页unawareadj.beunawareof不知道，没有察觉他没察觉到危险Hewasunawareofthedanger.他没察觉到身处危险之中Hewasunawarethathewasindanger.awareadj.知道的，注意到的Ibecameawarehowshemightfeel.Sheisapoliticallyawarewoman.她是一个政治意识敏锐的女人第6页/共21页remark1.n.备注,注意,评论makearemarkabout/on就之事说话,评论,批评

5、makeremarks陈述，提意见2.v.说出（意见感想）（比say正式）“Moneyisthemostimportantthing.”Heremarkedironicallyremarkon/upon第7页/共21页apparently=obviouslyapparentadj.1.显然的Itisapparenttosbthat很明显他在对我们所有人撒谎Itwasapparenttoallofusthathewaslying2.表面上的anapparentadvantageInspiteofherapparentindifference,shewaswarm-hearted.尽管表面上漠不关

6、心（实际上）她是个热心肠第8页/共21页sensitiveadj.敏感的，神经过敏的，易生气的，介意的（常与to+名词连用）Maryissensitivetosmells.Maryhasasensitiveear.sensitiveskinYoushouldnotbesosensitivetocriticismsensibleadj.1.明智的，有判断力的asensibleman通晓事理的人2.可感觉到的noticeableasensibledifference词根sensen.意识；感觉senseofhumoramanofgoodsensecommonsense第9页/共21页critici

7、zev.批评，评论她总批评她朋友自私Shesalwayscriticizingherfriendforbeingselfish.词根criticn.批评家,鉴定家acriticalwriter评论家，acriticalessay评论acriticalsituation危机状况chargev.冲上去vt.&vi.要价，收费Theychargedustoomuchforrepairs.Howmuchdoyouchargeforthisdress?vt.指控，指责Thepolicechargedhimwithmurder.HechargedGarywithspeeding.vt.&vt.猛攻，冲向，

8、冲锋，向前冲Thebullchargedatthedrunk.第10页/共21页clumsilyclumsyadj.Heisclumsywith/atusingchopsticks.bowv.鞠躬vt.&vt.鞠躬，欠身，低下（头等）bowsb.in/out鞠躬迎入/送出Asshecouldntanswerthequestion,shebowedherhead.vi.让步，屈服，服从Whydidyoubowtotheirdecision?Hefinallybowedbeforemoneyandmarriedtheothergirl.第11页/共21页vt.压弯，压倒Mymotherisbowe

9、dwithage.我母亲因年老而腰弯背驼。Thelittletreeisbowedwithsnow.4.n.Hemadealowbow深鞠躬makeonesbow(演员)初次露面takeabow谢幕5.bun.蝴蝶结；弓bowleg第12页/共21页safetyn.safetyfirstsafetybelt,seatbelt安全带safeadj.Itissafetodosafeandsound安然无恙sympatheticadj.sympatheticwordsbesympatheticto同意sympathyn.第13页/共21页REDFORDANGERDuringabullfight,ad

10、runksuddenlywanderedintothemiddleofthering.Thecrowdbegantoshout,butthedrunkwasunawareofthedanger.Thebullwasbusywiththematadoratthetime,butitsuddenlycaughtsightofthedrunkwhowasshoutingruderemarksandwavingaredcap.Apparentlysensitivetocriticism,thebullforgotallaboutthematadorandchargedatthedrunk.Thecro

11、wdsuddenlygrewquiet.第14页/共21页Thedrunk,however,seemedquitesureofhimself.Whenthebullgotclosetohim,heclumsilysteppedasidetoletitpass.Thecrowdbrokeintocheersandthedrunkbowed.Bythistime,however,threemenhadcomeintotheringandtheyquicklydraggedthedrunktosafety.Eventhebullseemedtofeelsorryforhim,foritlookedo

12、nsympatheticallyuntilthedrunkwasoutofthewaybeforeoncemoreturningitsattentiontothematador.第15页/共21页During a bullfight,a drunk suddenly wandered into the middle of the ring.The crowd began to shout,but the drunk was unaware of the danger.redfordanger危险的红色paintthetownred（口）胡闹，狂欢beinthered亏空，负债beunaware

13、of 不知道，没有觉察当她看书的时候，没察觉到周围的噪音Whileshereadthebook,shewasunawareofthenoisearoundher.我不知道你要来Iwasunawarethatyouwerecoming.第16页/共21页The bull was busy with the matador at the time,but it suddenly caught sight of the drunk who was shouting rude remarks and waving a red cap.catchsightof突然看到AsIcameoutofthesho

14、p,IcaughtsightofDaninthecrowd.ruderemarks粗话violent/stronglanguageApparently sensitive to criticism,the bull forgot all about the matador and charged at the drunk.The crowd suddenly grew quiet.sensitivetocriticism对挑衅/批评敏感chargeat向攻击第17页/共21页The drunk,however,seemed quite sure of himself.When the bull

15、 got close to him,he clumsily stepped aside to let it pass.stepon踩到stepin请进instep步调一致outofstepasteptowardsuccess,stepbysteptakeanunusualstep采取非常手段The crowd broke into cheers and the drunk bowed.breakinto突然发出，突然起来Onhearingthenews,shebrokeintotears.WhenSallysawthewomanwearingahatthatlookedlikealightho

16、use,shebrokeintolaughter.breakinto+n.=breakout+gerund第18页/共21页By this time,however,three men had come into the ring and they quickly dragged the drunk to safety.dragv.1.拽Wedraggedthecarpetoutoftheroom.2.某物在地上拖着Thebridesdressdraggedalongbehindher.3.(强迫)拖，拉进Shedraggedhechildouttothedentistsdragonesfee

17、t/heels(口)故意拖延，拖着脚走dragdown拖垮某人第19页/共21页Even the bull seemed to feel sorry for him,for it looked on sympathetically until the drunk was out of the way before once more turning its attention to the matador.lookon旁观，观看looker-onManypeoplejustlookedonwhenthetwomenrobbedawoman.outoftheway不碍事，不挡路Whilemakingmeatpies,Ialwaysorderthechildrentokeepoutoftheway.在做肉馅饼时，总是命令孩子们不要碍事。第20页/共21页感谢您的观看！第21页/共21页