ߡרã2015߿Ӣһָϰ Unit 4 Films and
film eventsͬѧ ţְѡ8
.ص㵥ʶ
1deliberately /dIlIb?r?tlI/ adv.
2boycott /b?Ik?t/ vt.ܾ(ʹáμ)
3sponsor /sp?ns?(r)/ nߣ̣vt.죬ٰ 4modest /m?dIst/ adj.̫ģ̫ģЩģǫģǫѷ 5resemble /rIzembl/ vt. 6overlook /???v?l?k/ vt.ԣδע 7swift /swIft/ adj.ѸٵģѸݵ
8tiresome /taI?s?m/ adj.ģᷳ 9shoot /?u?t/ vt.& vi.㣻ԣţͶn.㣬Ӱ磬ѿ 10fantasy /f?nt?sI/ n룬
11parallel /p?r?lel/ adj.ƽеģƵģn.Ƶ˻
12finance /faIn?ns/ vt.ṩѣn.ڣʽfinancial adj.ģ
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13restriction /rIstrIk?n/ nƣԼrestrict vt.ƣԼ
14expose /Iksp??z/ vt.ʹӴʹ飬ʹ٣¶¶¶exposed adj. ¶ģڱεġexposure n¶¶ 15contradict /?k?ntr?dIkt/ vt.& vi.⣻롭ìܣ෴contradictory adj.
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16formal /f??ml/ adj.ʽģģʽϵġinformal adj.ʽģ
17sincere /sInsI?(r)/ adj.ϵģֿġsincerely adv.ϵ
18robbery /r?b?rI/ n١rob vt.٣Ӷᣬȡrobber nߣǿ 19accumulate /?kju?mj?leIt/ vt.& vi.ۣۣӡaccumulation nۣ
20fierce /fI?s/ adj.ҵģҵģݵģ͵ġfiercely adv.͵أҵأ ҵ
.صʶ
1view...as...ѡ
2in defence ofΪ绤 3point outָ
4make no restrictions onԡ 5expose sb.to sth.ʹij˽Ӵ顭
6have access toСȨԽӽ롭
7in the minorityռ
8have a good reputationк 9as well asͣҲ
10be responsible forԡ
11make an agreementЭ飬ɹʶ 12show offҫŪ
13give thought to濼ǣ˼ .ԭĬд뱳 1We make no restrictions on the kinds of films we showas long as a films quality meets our
standardswe include it.
ǶӳĵӰơֻҪǵıǾͽ 2Howeverit was not well known until 1981. ֱ1981꣬ų
3The skill with which these three become their characters is one of the films main attractions.
λԱݽɫʱֳļⲿӰҪ֮һ
4I think this is more to show off the special effects than to help the films plot. ΪΪ˸ͻӰɫؼΪڱֵӰڡ
5Much of this early part of the film could have been skippedand more time could have been
spent at Hogwarts.
ӰʼֵطǿģѸʱ仨ڻִħѧУ
1Vegetables harvested will turn dry quickly when exposed(expose) to sun directly. 2Not by accidentshe deliberately(deliberate) broke that beautiful vase. 3I send you my warmest congratulations(congratulate) on your success. 4The robber was sentenced to ten years in prison for armed robbery(rob) 5Unlike her friendsshe has a preference(prefer) for abstract art.
6The Forbidden City is a major tourist attraction.It is so attractive that it attracts(attract) people from all over the world.
7She resembles() her mother in the way she moves her hands when she talks. 8She found a company to sponsor() her through college.
9Dont be so upset.It is easy to overlook() a small detail like that. 10The old teacher had accumulated() much experience of teaching before he retired.
1expose v.¶¶ʹع⣻ʹӴ
expose...toʹ¶¶ be exposed to¶ڣܡ expose sb.to...ij˽Ӵijʹij˱¶ڡ
They had not been exposed to most diseases common to urban populations. ˿жļǶûнӴ
These units exposed children to many viewpoints of a given issue. ЩԪúǽӴйijһضĶֹ۵㡣 ʵ ͬд
The newspaper exposed his secret to the public.
(1)The newspaper let out his secret to the public.(let outд) (2)The newspaper gave away his secret to the public.(give awayд) 2
! resemble ...in...ڡڡ She so resembles her mother. ĸס
Why would we resemble baby apes? ΪʲôԳӤƣ ʵ Ĵ
(1)He and his father resemble to each other.ȥto
(2)He and his brother are resembling each other.are resemblingresemble 3broad adj.ָģ㷺ģģģ
in broad daylightڹ컯֮ broaden ones horizonsҰ broaden ones mind
His shoulders were broad and his waist narrow. ϸ
A broad range of issues was discussed. 漰˷Χʮֹ㷺һϵ⡣ broadwide
(1)broadǿĿ㣬ָ硢ء֮
(2)wideشһߵһߵľ룻ǿ̶ȣݡڡ۵ȡ֮ ʵ
broadwide
(1)He was of medium heightbut had very broad shoulders. (2)The roads are barely wide enough for cars. 4overlook v.ӣδӣ
overlook the valleyɽ overlook ones mistakeԭij˵Ĺʧ
These little details are easily overlooked. Щϸںױԡ
Pretty and comfortable rooms overlook a flower-filled garden. Ưʵķ丩ŻŽصĻ ʵ ͬд
We cant afford to overlook such serious pollution to the environment.(turnд)
We cant afford to turn a blind eye to such serious pollution to the environment. 5shoot v.ͶţͻȻѸƶ㣻n.ѿ֦
shoot at shoot sb.deadɱij
The police had orders to shoot anyone who attacked them. ӵǹκιǵˡ Hed love to shoot his film in Cuba. ڹŰӰƬ ر
shoot at sb./sth.ֻǿ۵رʾǹshoot sb./sth.ʾСһ
He shot at the birdbut missed it. ǹûдС
He was shot three times in the leg. ǹ ʵ ɾ
(1)They shot at() innocent people last night. (2)The bird was lucky that it missed being shot()