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1、对本资料的使用有任何疑问请联系小助手微信：naodong12BOOK 3 UNIT 2 MORALS AND VIRTUESListening and Speaking Talk about moral dilemmas根据解释写出单词 单词解释1. a particular good quality or habit2. a state of uncertainty or perplexity especially as requiring a choice between equally unfavorable options3. explain or make sth clear by

2、using examples, charts, pictures, etc.4. feeling or showing sympathy and concern for othersn. virtuen. dilemmavt. illustrateadj. compassionate英译汉 阅读词汇 2 / 21. moralsupport 精神上的支持2. social morals 社会公德3. a faint memory 模糊的记忆4. a compassionate doctor一位有同情心的医生5. moraldilemmas 道德困境6. thepowerofkindness 善

3、良的力量7. cherishvirtue 珍惜美德8. moralfable 道德寓言故事9. continuetodosth 继续做某事10. meantodo 打算做某事11. amedicaluniversity 一所医科大学12. qualities and personalities 品质和个性13. daily trifle 日常琐事14. spot ones virtues发现某人优点汉译英 写作词汇1. 陷入困境 getintotrouble2. 面临 befacedwith3. 摔倒 falldown4. 处于困境中 inneed5. 道德观念 moral values6.

4、品行端正的人 amoralperson7. 参加入学考试 taketheentranceexamination8. 感到困惑 feelconfused填写划线部分 词形转换1. moral adj. 道德上的 morally adv. 道德上地 2. faint adj. 眩晕的 faintly adv. 微弱地 3. reason n. 理由 reasonable adj. 合理的4. hard adj. & adv. 努力的；困难地 hardly adv. 几乎不填写划线部分 熟词生义1. Therearetraditionalproverbswhichexpressamoralorapi

5、eceofadvice. 有许多传统谚语含有寓意或忠告。 2. A faint hope still flickered in her breast. 一种微弱的希望仍在她的心中闪动着。3. He hadafaintmemoryofhischildhood. 他对童年的记忆很模糊。汉译英，可用于日常写作仿写 写作句型1. 表达美德 她因照顾数以万计的女士和孩子而出名。Shebecamefamousforcaringfor tensofthousandsofwomenandtheirbabies.2. 个人品质 她总是关心别人胜过关心自己。Shealwayscaresforothersmoret

6、hanforherself. 3. 表达美德 她停下来去帮助这个学生，认为把别人的需要放在首位会更好一些。She stopped to help the student, thinking that it was better to put the needs of the other person first. 4. 美德名句 善人一生中最美好的部分在于其微小而不为人知的善良和爱的行为。 威廉 华兹华斯。The best portion of a good mans life is his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. William Wordsworth5. 美德名句 美德也许只不过是心灵上的礼貌。 巴尔扎克。Virtue, perhaps, is nothing more than politeness of soul. Honore de Balzac6. 美德名句 君子喻于义，小人喻于利。 孔子。The superior man thinks always of virtue; the common man thinks of comfort. Confucius