大学英语综合教程第一册-Unit7课后复习.pptVIP

resume v. to begin again after a pause 重新开始，恢复 e.g. There is no sign of the peace talks resuming. e.g. She resumed her career after an interval of six years. (+ing) He stopped to take a sip of water and then resumed speaking. sway to move slowly from side to side e.g. The tree swayed back and forward in the breeze. to make sth./sb change 使动摇，使改变 1.不要让他改变你的决定。 e.g. Don’t let him sway you your decision. 2.选择工作时不要被将来高收入的承诺(future high earnings)所左右。 e.g. When choosing a job don’t be swayed ( ) false promises of future high earnings. flash to move very fast 飞驰，掠过 A brilliant idea flashed across him. The idea flashed into his mind. Then it flashed upon me that she was his wife. The cars flashed by; I could not count them. calculate vt. 计算 followed by none clause 科学家计算不出宇宙飞船何时能抵达月球。 grab v. to take hold of sth or sb suddenly and roughly 猛地抓住 e.g. When she was offered work in India, she eagerly grabbed the chance to travel. /to grab a bite to eat before the show/ crash to fall or strike suddenly, violently, and noisily 突然重重倒下，坠毁 e.g. The cup crashed to the floor. e.g. I saw the aircraft crash and burst into flames. to (cause) to fall or hit a surface noisily and violently 碰撞 crash into 撞上 scrape v. to remove an unwanted covering or a top layer from sth. 刮，擦 e.g. I scrape the mud from my boots. e.g. To scrape potatoes is to scratch off (抓，蹭，挂）their skins. punch v. to hit sb. or sth. with your fist 猛击，用力击 e.g. He punched the man in the chest/nose. e.g. Boys pun h; girls often slap. v. to make a hole on sth. 打孔，打眼 e.g. The train conductor punches the tickets. punch in/out 打卡上/下班 horror n. great fear or shock 恐惧，震惊 e.g. The crowd cried out in horror as the car burst into flames. e.g. To her horror she heard a long moaning sigh. horrible adj. e.g. It is a horrible thing to see one person make another suffer. horrify v. e.g. I was horrified by/at the news. visible that can be see 看得见的，可见的 e.g. The stars are visible on any cloudless ni