华东理工大学 高级英语 授课教案 book 2 Unit 3.pptVIP

Unit 3 Pub Talk and the King’s English Indulge Indulgent v. The private business owner indulged his son with plenty of pocket money. 纵容孩子 Don’t indulge yourself too freely with wine/liquors. 过分贪杯，纵酒 Occasionally he indulges in the luxury of a good cigar. 偶尔享受一支好雪茄 The manager indulged the company with a song. 唱歌给大家助兴 Indulge in: go in for, allow to enjoy indulge in dreams 爱幻想 indulge in self-glorification 一味自我陶醉，一味自吹自擂 indulge in fantasy 一味异想天开 indulgence n. The act or an instance of indulging; gratification: Constant indulgence in gambling brought about his ruins. 经常沉溺于赌博/放纵肉欲导致了他的毁灭。 His indulgence in strong tea resulted in insomnia. 对浓茶的嗜好导致失眠 The game of billiards is his only indulgence. 桌球是他仅有的嗜好 The publisher seeks the indulgence of our readers. 出版社请读者们多多包涵 I must ask the readers’ kind indulgence for any mistakes and omissions that may possibly occur. 错误及疏漏之处，敬请读者们谅解。 unbridled indulgence 放荡不羁 MeanderTo follow a winding and turning course To move aimlessly and idly without fixed directionSyn：stray， twist， wander， wind  A streams meanders through the meadow. A vagabond who meanders through life 一个漂泊不定的流浪者 the meanders of the law 法律程序的繁复 On the rocks: to be in a condition of ruin Go out of bed on the wrong side: to be in a bad temper for the day Desultorily: moving or jumping from one thing to another; disconnected: occurring haphazardly; random. a desultory conversation: the conversation rambled along aimlessly without a focal subject Pigsty Pigwash Pigs might fly Pejoratively: disparaging, belittling the pejorative suffix facetiously: jokingly edict: A decree or proclamation issued by an authority and having the force of law. Syn. Decree, law, order, proclamation ,ruling an Imperial /a Royal edict 诏书 Sinister: suggesting or threatening evil; presaging trouble; attended by or causing disaster or inauspicious circumstances. a sinister smile / design / motive/looks sinister storm clouds Syn: ominous, corrupt, cro