Unit5Firstaid語言點(diǎn)總結(jié)Wordusage1.aid

n.1)supportorhelp

v.2)togivesupportorhelpShemadenoefforttoaidSophia.Agooddictionarycanaidlanguagelearning.Heshouldbeabletoreadthiswithouttheaidofadictionary.2.bleedv.1)toloseblood

2)tomakesomeonetopaytoomuchmoney

3)todrawbloodfrom,asdoctorsdidinformertimestotreatdiseasesHewasbleedingbadly.Myheartbleedsforyou.HebledthemforUS$1,500.Doctorsusedtobleedpeoplewhentheywereill.3.chokev1)tocausetohavegreatdifficultyinbreathingorstopbreathing

2)fillaspaceorpassagecompletelyThechildwasalmostchokedbytheheavysmokeThestoreroomwaschokedwithfurnitureLeaveschokedthedrain.Imanagedtochokebackmytears.4.performv.1)todo,carryoutapieceofwork,duty,ceremonyetc.

2)togive,actorshowTheyoungdoctorperformedtheheartoperation.Theyalwaysperformtheirdutiesfaithfully.ThestudentswillperformanoperanextFriday.ThesoloisthadneverperformedinLondonbefore.5.essentialadj.1)completelynecessaryfortheexistence,successetc.

2)mostimportant;central

3)somethingnecessaryHardworkisessentialtosuccess.Thereisnoessentialdifferencebetweenthetwodrafts.Ourcoursedealswiththeessentialsofmanagement.6.recognize

vt1)toshowofficialgratefulnessfor

2)toknowagain

3)toacceptasbeinglegalorrealThepolicemanrecognizedherasapickpocket.HelookedattheenvelopeandrecognizedJenny'shandwritingimmediately.Manycountriesrecognizedthenewgovernment.IrecognizedthatIhadmadeamistake.7.stabv.1)tostrikeforcefullyintowiththepointofsomethingsharp

2)tomakeforcefulpushingmovementswithsthpointed

3)anactofstabbingortryingtostabsomeoneThemanwasstabbedtodeathinhisoffice.Iwasstabbedwithremorse.Theescapedprisonerstabbedatthepolicemanwithaknife.Ifeltastabofpainintheback.8.congratulate

vt1)expressyourpleasureforsomeone

2)tohavepleasureandprideinyourselfforsomethingIcongratulateyouonyourgreatdiscovery.Iwanttocongratulateyouwithallmyheart.Hecongratulatedhimselfonhavingsurvivedtheair-crash.9.suffer

vi1)toexperiencepain,difficultyorloss

vt2)toexperienceorhavetodealwithsthpainfulHesufferedmanyhumiliationsbeforehebecameafootballstar.Icannotsuffersuchrudeness.Hesufferedfrompovertyallhislife.Theysufferedagreatdealinthosedays.Thisscientificinstrumentsufferedseverely.10.survivevi1)tocontinuetoliveorexist,especiallyaftercomingclosetodeath

vt

2)tocontinuetoliveorexistafterOnlytwopassengerssurvivedtheair-crash.Shesurvivedherhusbandbytwentyyears.Fewsurvivedaftertheflood.11.operationn.1)thecuttingofthebodyinordertoremoveadisease

2)theconditionorprocessofworkingTheoperationofthismachineissimple.Theoperationofarailroadneedsmanymen.Herfatherunderwentamajoroperationlastweek.Hecontinuedhisoperationsincottonfutures12.followv.1)toacceptandactaccordingto

2)tomovebehindinthesamedirection

3)tohappenorcomedirectlyaftersomethingMydogfollowsmetoschool.Nightfollowsday.Thedogsfollowedthefox.Thecatfollowedeverymovementofthemouse.Doyoufollowme?13.accidentn.1)somethingunpleasantordamagingthathappensbychanceorunexpectedly

2)somethingthathappenedthatwasnotintentionalandcan’tbeblamedonanyoneHediedinanautomobileaccidentyearsago.Thediscoverywasahappyaccident.14.doubt

v.1)tobeuncertainabout

n.

2)uncertaintyofbefieforopinionIdoubtwhetherTomhastakenmywatch.Thejudgedoubtedhim.Idonotdoubtthathewillsucceed.Theoutcomeoftheelectionremainsindoubt.Thereisnodoubtabouthisinnocence.15.

scenen.1)aplacewhereaneventhappens

2)inaplayanyofthedivisions,oftenwithinanact.Whatafantasticmountainscene!Thecriminalfledthescene.ThesceneofthisplayissetinIreland.Theymadeasceneoftrifles.16.honorvt.1)toshoworbringhonorto

n.2)thegreatrespectandadmiration

Wefightforthehonorofourcountry.Thebusinesshonorofthecompanyisbeyondsuspicion.Heisamanofhonor.Childrenshouldbetaughttoshowhonortotheirelders.Hegraduatedwithhonors.17.pourv.1)tocausesomethingtoflowoutoforintoacontainer

2)toflowsteadilyandrapidly’

3)tofallhardandsteadilyShepouredherselfanothercupoftea.Theyhavepouredmoneyintothetouristindustry.Thecrowdpouredoutoftheconcerthall.SweatpouredfromMartin'sface.Usefulexpressions1.takeoff

1)toremovesth

2)togiveaholidayfromwork

3)begintobecomesuccessful,popular

4)aplanetoriseintotheairatthebeginningofaflightHetookoffhisraincoatandtookoutthekey.Theplanewilltakeoffsoon.HetooktwoweeksoffinAugust.2.situp

v.1)tocausetorisetoasittingpositionfromalyingposition

2)tositproperlyuprightinachair

3)tostayuplateThedoctorsatupallnightwiththepatientSitupstraight,don’tslouchoverthetable.Situpandtakeyourmedicine.3.knockover:tostriketothegroundHeknockedaglassover.ShewasknockedoverbythenewsWehaveknockedovereverydifficulty.4.inplace:intheproperorusualpositionShelikestohaveeverythinginplace.I'mafraidyourproposalisnotquiteinplace.5.alot:much,agreatdeal

Thanksalot.

Sheisalotolderthanhim.

Thisisalotmoreinteresting.6.catchfire:starttoburn

Papercatchesfireeasily.

Thepileofpaperscouldn’tcatchfirebyitself.7.carryout:1)toperformorcomplete

2)tofulfillShehadfinallycarriedoutherpromisetoquitsmoking.

Theyhavefailedtocarryouttheirorders.

Theyarecarryingouturgentrepairs.8.cutoffv.1)toseparatebycutting

2)todisconnectordiscontinue

3)toblockofforsurroundHehadafingercutoffbyamachinewhileworking.IwascutoffonmylinetoLondon.Hewascutoffinhisprime.9.startwith:beginwith

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