1、以中心思想方式記憶詞群,有關(guān)Skill “技巧”的詞群,1. Young Ben Franklin learned the printing trade by serving as an apprentice to his half brother James. 2. Eric is clumsy with tools; he has little mechanical aptitude. 3. To build a house, you need the service of carpenters, bricklayers, plumbers, electricians, and sever

2、al other craftsmen. 4. You cant expect an apprentice to have the same dexterity as a master craftsman. 5. Leonardo da Vinci was remarkably versatile. He was a painter, sculptor, architect, musician, engineer and scientist. 6. Our adroit passing enabled us to score four.,有關(guān)Wealth “財富”的詞群,1. To own an

3、 expensive home, a yacht, and a limousine, you have to be a man of means. 2. Dickens contrasts the opulence of Frances nobility with the indigence of her peasants. 3. As the worlds most affluent nation, the United States has spent billions to aid the needy peoples of other lands. 4. The young heir w

4、as warned that he would soon have nothing left if he continued to be lavish with money.,有關(guān)Agreement “一致”的詞群,1. Though we are in accord on what our goals should be, we differ on the means for achieving them. 2. The rank of second lieutenant in the Army corresponds to that of ensign in the Navy. 3. Wh

5、en a new style in clothes appears, women usually hasten to conform. 4. Miss Evans knows that Arthur and I cant be on the same committee. Were not compatible.,有關(guān)Obedience “順從”的詞群,1. Mr. Walker, who had been told that he was getting a disciplined class, was surprised to find it unruly. 2. Though he bo

6、asted he would never be taken alive, the outlaw submitted without a struggle when the police arrived. 3. Dan is easy to teach, but his brother is not so docile.,有關(guān)Time “時間”的詞群,1. We had planned to stay only for lunch but, at our hosts insistence, we protracted our visit until after dinner. 2. When t

7、he strike is settled, there will probably be an increase in wages and a concurrent increase in prices. 3. There were intervals when the sun broke through the clouds, because the showers were intermittent. 4. The complaints, sporadic at first, have become quite frequent.,有關(guān)Neglect “忽視”的詞群,1. The Roya

8、ls must be on the playing field by 4 p.m. If they do not appear, they will lose the game by default. 2. The motorist was given a ticket for ignoring a stop sign. 3. For leaving his post, the guard was charged with neglect of duty. 4. Unfortunately, I made an inadvertent remark about Irmas failure wh

9、ile she was present.,有關(guān)courage “勇氣”的詞群,1. Robert E. Peary won worldwide fame for his exploits as an Arctic explorer. 2. The captain showed remarkable fortitude in continuing to lead his men despite a painful wound. 3. The frightened sailors wanted to turn back, but their dauntless leader urged them

10、to sail on. 4. When a person loses his temper, he may say or do something rash and regret it afterwards.,有關(guān)Necessity “需要”的詞群,1. A mark of at least 75% in Basic Art is a prerequisite for Advanced Art. 2. State law makes attendance at school compulsory for children of certain ages. 3. We can do without luxuries and entertainment. However, food, shelter, and clothing are indispensable. 4. If you have failed a subject you