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M5U1Getting along with others
  • Language focus

2
  • make / be friends ( with)
  • (?)???,(?)??????,??
  • Tip make friends again????,????
  • make enemies ??
  • friendly adj.????,???
  • ?????????
  • Would you like to be friends with me?
  • ?????????????.
  • The children here are quite friendly with one
    another.
  • 2.?????(???) do you think???
  • ?????(????) do you think..??
  • ??..?

3
  • Who do you think will win the game?
  • Where do you imagine they should go?
  • 3.get along on/ with sb.????
  • get along??,??
  • How are you getting along with your study/ work?
  • 4.stupid????,?????????????
  • foolish????????????????.
  • silly???????????,????,??
  • slow?????????????.
  • dull???,???,?????????

4
  • 5.cheerful adj ???, ???
  • cheer vt (?)??, (?)??
  • cheer n ??, ?? cheers!??!
  • a cozy, cheerful room.
  • ???????????
  • had lunch and soon cheered up.
  • ???????????
  • words of cheer
  • ???

5
  • 6. be worth money / the prices ??
  • be ( well) worth doing sth (?)?????
  • be worthy of sth ?
  • be worthy of being done
  • be worthy to be done
  • The trip was expensive but it was worth every
    penny.
  • ???????.
  • The book is worth reading.
  • Its worth reading the book.

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  • ??????????.
  • The article is worthy of careful study.
  • The article is worthy of being studied
    carefully.
  • The article is worthy to be studied carefully.
  • 7.betray vt.??, ??, ??(??), ??...??
  • Tip betray sb.??/????
  • betray oneself ?????? ????
  • betray that.??.

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  • betray ones country. ????
  • betray one's better nature.??????
  • betrayed their cause ????????
  • betray a secret. ????
  • 8.since prep ??(??????????)
  • adv ????
  • conj ??,????
  • ???????????????????????.
  • Unemployment in that country is now at its
    lowest since World War II.

8
  • She left her hometown five years ago. We have not
    seen her since.
  • It is just three days since they arrived at the
    mountain village.
  • Since you are so busy , perhaps we should ask
    someone else.
  • 9.must have done
  • Jacks new car must have cost around?20,000.
  • You must have read the book last month, didnt
    you?
  • She must have been teaching for many years,
    hasnt she?

9
  • My mother must be in the kitchen, isnt she?
  • 10.be proud of take pride in?...??
  • be proud to do??...???
  • be proud that.?...??
  • ?????????
  • He was proud of his school record.
  • He took pride in his school record.
  • ????????,??????.
  • I am proud to call you my friend.
  • ????????.
  • He felt proud that he was elected chairman.?

10
  • 11. be sure to do ??/?????
  • be sure of / about sth??????
  • be sure that ??......
  • make sure??,???
  • It is certain that
  • ????????.
  • He is sure to call you up.
  • ???????.
  • He is sure of success
  • He is sure that he will succeed.
  • 12.be determined to do sth ??????
  • ?????

11
  • determined adj ????????
  • determine v ??,??(?.....)
  • Tip determine to do sth?????
  • determine sb. to do sth.?????????
  • determine that ??......
  • He was determined to find a job in a computer
    company.
  • Mr Robert is a determined campaigner for animal
    rights.
  • ????????????????????.
  • She determined that she would never see him
    again.

12
  • 13.admit vt. (admitted admitting)
  • ?...?? ???(???????)
  • ???
  • ??(??????)
  • ??, ??, ??
  • Tip admit( doing) sth??(??)??
  • admit that..????......
  • admit to sth.????
  • admit sb. to/ into??????...
  • ??????/??/??

13
  • He was admitted into the university.
  • ??????.
  • The auditorium admits 5.000 persons.
  • ???????????
  • I admit that I was wrong.
  • ???????
  • 14.deliberately adv. Intentionally, on purpose
  • --- done in a way that was planned, not by
  • chance ???
  • Shes been deliberately ignoring him all day.

14
  • --- slowly and carefully???,???
  • He packed up his possessions slowly and
    deliberately.
  • 15.keep ones word????
  • keep ones promise
  • Tip in other words????
  • have a word with sb.??????
  • have words with sb.?????
  • receive( get/ have) word????
  • break ones word????
  • get in a word( get a word in)??
  • in a (one) word??

15
  • 16. swear , swore , sworn, swearing, swears
  • vi. ?? vt.??, ??
  • swear a person to secrecy
  • ???????
  • He swore that his story was true.
  • ?????????????
  • He swore to speak the truth.
  • ????????
  • You have sworn to be faithful to me.
  • ?????????

16
  • Tip swear at ??,??
  • ?????????? ????
  • swear in ?????????
  • swear in a mayor.
  • ???????
  • 17.forgive ??????????,????,
  • ?????
  • Tip forgive sb. for (doing) sth??????
  • forgive sbs sth??????
  • forgive sbs debt??????
  • ?????????????.
  • Ill never forgive what you said to me last
    night.

17
  • ??????????????
  • Wont you forgive me such a small debt?
  • The Chinese people will never___ the Japanese
    crimes that they did in the Second World
    War.(2005??)
  • A. excuse B. pardon
  • C. forgive D. understand
  • excuse??????????????????,
  • pardon???????
  • Excuse me for being late.??
  • Pardon me for troubling you.??

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  • 18.in trouble ???
  • in hospital ???
  • in prison ???(??)
  • in battle ????
  • in order ????
  • in danger ????
  • in doubt ????
  • in common ??
  • in debt ??
  • in sight ?????

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  • in store ??????
  • in general ??? generally
  • in peace ???? peacefully
  • in secret ???secretly
  • in surprise ??? surprisedly
  • in public ??? publicly
  • in person ??personally
  • in particular ??? particularly
  • in place ????????????
  • in silent ??? silently

20
  • Tip ask for trouble ????
  • make trouble (for) ??
  • get into trouble ????
  • trouble sb. to do sth ??/??????
  • trouble to do sth. ?????

21
  • 19. focus n. (??????)??, ??, ??,
  • ???, ?(???)??
  • vi.??, ??
  • vt. ???????, ???, ??, ??
  • focused all their attention on finding a solution
    to the problem.
  • ????????????????
  • to focus one's mind on work
  • ???????
  • You must try to focus your mind on work and
    study. (?)
  • ??????????????????

22
  • All eyes were focused on the speaker. (?)
  • ???????????????
  • the focus of world's attention
  • ???????
  • Tip
  • come into focus (??)????, ?? (??)??
  • in focus ????, ??
  • out of focus ?????, ??
  • with focus on ??????
  • focus out ??

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  • 20. tease --- to laugh at someone and make jokes
    in order to have fun by embarrassing them, either
    in a friendly way or in an unkind way
  • Don't get upset. I was only teasing.
  • He used to tease her mercilessly(???).
  • tease somebody about something
  • She used to tease me about my hair.

24
  • 21.yell out ---1) to shout or say something very
    loudly, especially because you are frightened,
    angry, or excited
  • Help me! she yelled hysterically?????.
  • I yelled out, 'Here I am!'
  • yell at sb.
  • Don't yell at me like that!
  • yell at somebody to do something
  • They yelled at him to stop.
  • yell (out) in surprise/pain etc
  • Clare yelled in pain as she fell.
  • He could hear Pete yelling at the top of his
  • voice (very loudly).

25
  • 2 ). yell--- spoken especially American
    English to ask for help
  • If you need me, just yell.
  • 22.mean adj cruel or not kind???,???
  • ?????????????.
  • Cheating such an old man was a mean thing to
    do.
  • ???????,????????
  • She is not generous at all. She is always mean
    with her money.
  • It's a mean trick to play on someone.
  • It was mean of him not to invite her.

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  • mean to
  • Don't be so mean to her!
  • 23. guilty adj -- feeling very ashamed and sad
  • because you know that you have
    done
  • something wrong
  • guilty about/at/ for ??
  • I feel really guilty at forgetting her birthday
    again.
  • She looked self-conscious and guilty.
  • be guilty of sth/ doing something ?.??
  • Some journalists are guilty of reporting scandal
    in order to sell papers.
  • be found guilty of negligence????????

27
  • I felt guilty about visiting her so rarely.
  • 24.stand , bear , put up with??,
  • I cannot stand people shouting and laughing.
  • ????????????????.
  • she is not going to put up with her brothers
  • bad temper any more. She is going to talk
  • with him.
  • ?????????????.??????.
  • 25.apologize v ??,??,??,??
  • apology n??,??,??

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  • Tip apologize to sb. for sth/ doing sth.
  • make / offer an apology to sb. for sth./ doing
    sth.
  • apologize for sth.
  • He apologize to me for stepping on my foot.
  • He made an apology to me for losing my book.
  • I must apologize for my mistake.

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  • 26.awkward adj. (??)???????? (?????)??? ???
    ??? ,???? ?????????? ??????? ????, ??????, ???
  • an awkward staircase
  • ????????
  • awkward time
  • ??????
  • an awkward customer
  • ???????, ??????

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  • an awkward question
  • ????
  • in an awkward situation
  • ????
  • an awkward remark
  • ?????
  • awkward age
  • ??????
  • The child is still awkward with his chopsticks.
  • ???????????
  • He's very awkward, he keeps dropping things.
  • ???,??????

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  • 27.outgoing adj ???, ???
  • ??? ?????
  • ????? ???
  • outgoing mail.
  • ????
  • an outgoing passenger train.
  • ?????????
  • an outgoing personality
  • ?????
  • a warm, outgoing personality.
  • ???????

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  • 28. overlook vt.??,?????????
  • The house on the hill overlooks the village.
  • ??????????????
  • You have overlooked several of the mistakes in
    this work.
  • ???????????????
  • The secretary is very careful and never overlooks
    any little points.
  • ?????????????????
  • Although this is a first offence?? it cannot be
    overlooked.
  • overlook a fault
  • ????

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  • I'll overlook your mistake this time.
  • Make a list of what you need to bring so you
    don't overlook anything.
  • 29.brilliant adj
  • --- Glorious magnificent??????
  • the brilliant court life at Versailles.
  • ???????????
  • ---Superb wonderful??????
  • The soloist gave a brilliant performance.
  • ????????????

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  • ---British English excellent???
  • The film was absolutely brilliant.
  • --- extremely clever or skilful???
  • I think that's a brilliant idea.
  • a brilliant performance
  • a brilliant young musician
  • brilliant achievements
  • ?????
  • a brilliant mind
  • ??????
  • a brilliant scientist
  • ??????????

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  • 30. bitter adj. ??, , painful, ???, ???
  • a bitter struggle
  • ?????
  • cried bitter tears.
  • ??????
  • the bitter truth bitter sorrow.
  • ????????????????
  • bitter fruit ??
  • a bitter cold night
  • ???????
  • the sweets and bitters of life
  • ??????

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  • 31.blame vt-- to say or think that someone or
    something is responsible for something bad
  • Don't blame me - it's not my fault.
  • I blame his mother. She does everything for him.
  • Tip blame sb. for sth??????
  • blame sth on sb.
  • be to blame for sth(????)???
  • ?????????.
  • They blame him for the accident.
  • They blame the accident on him.
  • He was to blame for the accident.

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  • 32. doubt n. ??, ??, ??
  • v. ??, ??, ???, lt?gt??
  • Tip There is no doubt that????
  • There is no doubt about
  • in doubt ????, ????
  • no doubt ??? ????,???
  • without( a) doubt ???,????
  • I dont doubt that???
  • I doubt whether (if) ???
  • ??????????.
  • I have no doubt of /about his honesty.
  • ????,????.
  • I have no doubt that he will win the prize.

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  • ????????.
  • I dont doubt that John will come on time.
  • 33. jealous adj.???, ???, ???, ???
  • --feeling angry and unhappy because someone has
    something that you wish you had
  • jealous of
  • Why are you so jealous of his success?
  • You're just jealous of her.
  • Do not say 'jealous about' someone or something
    or 'jealous with' someone.
  • Say jealous of someone or something.

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  • -- feeling angry and unhappy because someone you
    like or love is showing interest in another
    person, or another person is showing interest in
    them
  • She gets jealous if I even look at another
    woman.
  • He was talking to Nina to make me jealous.
  • jealous husband / wife / lover etc
  • -- jealous of something formal wanting to keep or
    protect something that you have because you are
    proud of it
  • a country jealous of its heritage

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  • 34. embarrass vt.,
  • --to make someone feel ashamed, nervous, or
    uncomfortable, especially in front of other
    people??????
  • He didn't want to embarrass her by asking
    questions.
  • -- to do something that causes problems for a
    government, political organization, or
    politician, and makes them look bad??,??
  • The revelations in the press have embarrassed the
    government.
  • embarrassment Un ????
  • Cn ??????(?)

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  • 35. gift n ??, ??, ??, ??
  • gifted adj ????,????
  • a gifted child a gifted pianist.
  • ?????????????
  • a birthday Christmas gift
  • ??????
  • a person of many gifts
  • ??????
  • have a gift for poetry art, language
  • ????, ?????

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  • 36. strength n.?, ??, ??, ??, ??, ??
  • strengthen v. ??, ??
  • Tip energy????????????????
  • force????????
  • strength?????????.
  • power???????????,??????
  • ????. Eg super power ????,
  • power station ??
  • He had so much energy that he could do the work
    of three men.
  • ?????,
  • We had to use force to get into the house.
  • ?????????.

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  • The strength of my memory begins to fail.
  • ??????????.
  • It is outside / beyond my power to help.
  • ????????.
  • 37. Stubborn adj.???, ???, ???, ???,
  • ??? ,????, ????
  • She won't do what I ask - she's very stubborn.
  • ?????????,?????
  • a stubborn resistance
  • ?????
  • a stubborn illness
  • ??

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  • as stubborn as a mule
  • ??????? ?????
  • stubborn problem
  • ?????
  • Facts are stubborn things.
  • ???????????
  • These nails are stubborn.
  • ??????????
  • The lock 's rather stubborn, it needs oiling.
  • ???????, ??????

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  • 1.ruin v. (?)??, (?)??, ??
  • n. ??, ??, ??, ??
  • The fire ruined the books in the library.
  • ???????????
  • You will ruin no more lives as you ruined mine
    (Arthur Conan Doyle).
  • ?????????????????????? (??????)?
  • I was ruined by that law case.
  • ?????????????
  • She poured water all over my painting, and ruined
    it.
  • ???????????,?????

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  • the ruin of his hopes
  • ???????
  • fall into ruin
  • ????
  • The building is in ruins.
  • ???????????
  • Gambling was his ruin the ruin of him.
  • ??????????
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