1、Book One,Text B,Language Points,Useful Expression,Book One,Language Points,Book One,v. act in accordance with someones rules, commands, or wishes 應(yīng)允，同意；遵照，根據(jù)e.g. She was told to pay the fine, but refused to comply. 通知她交納罰款，但她拒不服從。 comply with 同意，答應(yīng)；遵守，服從e.g. Everyone should comply with the law. 每個人都

2、應(yīng)該遵守法律。 She must be made to comply with the rules. 必須強迫她遵守這些規(guī)則。,comply,Book One,例題： 1. People, who refuse to _ with the law, will be punished. A. agree B. abide C. correspond D. comply 句意：不遵守法律的人將受到懲罰。 2. We find it impossible to_ with the latest safety regulations. A. accord B. unify C. obey D. com

3、ply 句意：我們發(fā)現(xiàn)沒法遵守新的安全法規(guī)。,D. comply,D. comply,Book One,divine,adj. having the qualities of a god or connected with , or coming from God 神的，上帝的，神或上帝賦予的 e.g. the authority of divine law 神圣的法律權(quán)威 divine service 向上帝的禱告儀式 v. literary to discover or guess something (文)發(fā)現(xiàn)，猜出 e.g. He must have divined from my e

4、xpression that I was angry . 他必定是從我的表情猜出我生氣了. n. old use a priest (舊)牧師,神父,Book One,fervent,adj. believing or feeling something very strongly and sincerely 熱情的，熾熱的，熱烈的，強烈的 e.g. He had a fervent farewell speech. 他發(fā)表了熱情的告別演說 a fervent appeal for peace 渴望和平的強烈呼吁 fervent admirer/believer/supporter 狂熱的仰慕

5、者/信徒/支持者 e.g. Even her most fervent admirers admit that Thatcher had her faults. 甚至連撒切爾最狂熱的的傾慕者也承認(rèn)她有過錯. Hes a fervent believer in free speech. 他是言論自由的強烈信仰者。,Book One,cue,n. an action or event that provide a signal 提示，暗示 e.g. The fall in interest rates may be a cue for an upturn in consumer spending.

6、 利率的降低可能導(dǎo)致消費的上升。 n. a word, phrase, or action in a play that is a signal for the next person to speak or act (戲劇中暗示下一位演員接言或出場的) 尾白和提示 e.g. She stood nervously in the wings for her cue waiting for her cue. 她緊張的站在臺側(cè)等著該她上場的提示。 miss your cue 漏說臺詞 right on cue 恰好在此刻 e.g. I had just suggested his name whe

7、n he walked in, right on cue. 我剛提到他的名字時他就走了進(jìn)來，真是湊巧。,Book One,take your cue from 學(xué)別人的樣,模仿 e.g. With interest rates, the smaller banks will take their cue from the Federal Bank. 在利率方面，小銀行會效仿聯(lián)邦銀行。 v. to give someone a sign that it is the right moment for them to speak or do something especially during

8、a performance (尤指在表演中) 提示 e.g. The studio manager will cue you when its your turn to come on. 該你上場的時候演播室監(jiān)督會提示你的。,Book One,pose,v. to sit or stand in a particular position in order to be photographed or painted (為照相或畫像)而擺好姿勢 e.g. We posed for photographs after the graduation ceremony. 畢業(yè)典禮之后我們擺好姿勢照了相

9、。 v. pose a question/problem/threat/challenge etc 提出問題/導(dǎo)致問題/造成威脅/提出挑戰(zhàn) e.g. The first chapter poses the question:what constitutes a democracy? 第一章提出的問題是：民主國家是由什么構(gòu)成的? Rising unemployment is posing serious problems for the administration. 不斷上升的失業(yè)率正在給政府造成嚴(yán)重的困難。,Book One,n. 姿勢，舉止 strike a pose 擺個姿勢 例題： P

10、ollution _ a threat to the continued existence of this species. A. brings B. takes C. causes D. poses 句意：污染對這個物種的生存構(gòu)成了威脅。,C. causes,Book One,Useful Expression,Book One,turn out,to happen in a particular way, or to have a particular result, especially one that you did not expect 最后結(jié)果是，最終成為 e.g. I hat

11、e the way my hair turned out. The color is all wrong. 我不喜歡我的頭發(fā)做成那個樣子，顏色完全不對勁。 Dont worry, Im sure it will all turn out fine. 不要擔(dān)心，我敢一切都會好起來的。 turn out to be e.g. That guy we met turned out to be her second cousin. 我們遇到的那個家伙原來是她的遠(yuǎn)房堂弟。 His statement turned out to be false. 他說的那番話后來證明是一派謊言。 turn sb. ou

12、t: to force sb. to leave a place 驅(qū)逐，趕走 e.g. Bob turned his son out of the house without any money. 鮑勃把兒子趕出了家門，沒給他一分錢。,Book One,figure out,find the solution to (a problem or question) or understand the meaning of 想出，理解 e.g. I cant figure out why he is absent. 我弄不明白他為什么缺席。 It didnt take the children l

13、ong to figure out the correct answer. 孩子們沒有花很多時間就算出了正確的答案。 figure out that e.g. She figured out that he was leaving on Tuesday. 她推斷他星期二會離開。,Book One,lead,lead to 導(dǎo)致 e.g. This investment program will lead to the creation of hundreds of new jobs. 這項投資計劃會創(chuàng)造上百個新就業(yè)機會。 lead off 作為開頭，開始 e.g. Id like to lea

14、d off by thanking Lucy for finding the time to be with us today. 首先我要感謝露西今天的到來。 lead sb. a dance 使得感到憂慮，不知所措（非正式） e.g. Once they were married, she led her poor husband a hell of a dance. 他們結(jié)婚后，她可憐的丈夫感到非常迷茫。,Book One,lead the way 帶頭，先行 e.g. The Japanese led the way in using industrial robots. 日本在工業(yè)機器

15、人運用方面處于領(lǐng)先地位。,Book One,get rid of,to throw sth. away you dont want to use 丟棄，扔掉 e.g. Its time we got rid of all these old toys. 是時候扔掉所有的這些舊玩具了。 to take action so that you no longer have something unpleasant that you do not want 擺脫，除去 e.g. I cant get rid of this cough. 我的咳嗽老是不好。 to make someone leave 趕走某人 e.g. I had to get rid of my assistant because he is always late. 我不得不把我的助手開除，因為他總是遲到。,Book One,effect,have an effect on 對有影響 e.g. Inflation is having a disastrous effect on the economy. 通貨膨脹給經(jīng)濟帶來災(zāi)難性的影響。 cause a