《创新大学英语·综合教程·2册》教学课件CX_B2_U4_WORD.pptVIP

nonetheless (L.3) adv. (= nevertheless) in spite of the fact that has just been mentioned e.g. The region was extremely beautiful. Nonetheless Gerald could not imagine spending the rest of his life there. Word Related nevertheless adv. in spite of a fact that you have just mentioned? e.g. There was no news; nevertheless, she went on hoping. ? And in all his concerts, he will end by playing a single line from the Corelli duet, a single lonely line that nevertheless will thrill with the sounds of happiness. （From the text, L.83） awaken (L.9) vt. (1) to wake up or to make sb. wake up e.g. We awakened to find the others had gone.? (2) (~ sb. to sth.) cause sb. to become aware of sth. e.g. We must awaken the public to the dangers of environment pollution. Language Enhancement 她在早上两点的时候被闹声惊醒了。 She was awakened by a noise at two in the morning. 航行的目的是唤起对外国文化的兴趣和理解。 The aim of the cruise was to awaken an interest in and an understanding of foreign cultures. abreast (L.12) adv. (~ of sb./sth) next to sb./sth. and facing the same way; in line side-by-side e.g. When I finally came abreast of him I noticed he was very short of breath. The bridge is broad enough to admit two vehicles abreast. burst into (L.61) break into; erupt 闯入；爆发 e.g. He burst into the room. When?he?took?the?floor,?the?gathering burst into?thunderous?applause. bristle with (L.61) to have a lot of sth. or be full of sth. 充（布）满 e.g. The path bristled with thorns. slide (L.70) v. (1) to move smoothly over a surface e.g. The car slid into the ditch.? (2) move quietly or so as not to be noticed? e.g. She slid out of the classroom. survive (L.70) v. to continue to live after an accident, war, or illness e.g. Only two passengers survived the air-crash.? Word Related? survivor n. survival n. ? e.g. the survival of the fittest? We need food and water for survival.? speak of (L.70) to show, give proof or evidence of 述说，表明 e.g. Her eyes spoke of her suffer