新概念英语课件NCE3-lesson06（共36张）

Lesson6Smash-and-grabvocabularysmash-v.打碎,粉碎--smashedallresistance.摧毁所有的抵抗grab-v.抢夺,攫取,夺取--grabbedtheletterfromme.从我手里抢走了信arcade-n.[建]拱廊,有拱廊的街道Piccadilly-n.伦敦繁华的大街之一jewellery-n.(=jewelry)[总称]珠宝--jewel-n.宝石--jeweller-n.珠宝商,宝石匠,钟表匠Assistant-n.助手,助教--assistantengineer助理工程师--assistantmanager副经理--assistantprofessor助教授(低于副教授高于讲师)necklace-n.项链earring-n.耳环,耳饰bracelet-n.手镯ring-n.戒指，指环arrange-v.安排,准备；计划：--arrangeforabigwedding.为一盛大婚礼做准备--I'vearrangedforacartopickthemupatthestation.我已安排了一辆汽车去车站接他们

v.排列--arrangeshoesinaneatrow.把鞋放成整齐的一排v.协商--arrangewithsb.aboutsth.与某人商定某事Arrangementn.Makearrangementsbackground-n.背景,后台--backgroundmusic配乐--Heisamanofhighculturalbackground.他是受过高等教育的人foreground-n.前景,最显著的位置--keeponeselfintheforeground站在前面,处在最显著的地位velvet-n.天鹅绒,柔软,光滑gazeat凝视gaze,stare,glaregaze“目不转睛地看”,“惊叹”、“羡慕”或“入迷”--Shegazedatitforsometime,thenadded."Youdon'tneedbookcasesatall."她对地毯凝视了一会儿，然后补充说：“你根本不需要书柜”。stare“睁大眼睛凝视”，“惊奇”、“傲慢”或“茫然”--Thenoblestaredattheblanksheetofpaperforafewseconds.那位贵族对那张空白纸凝视了几秒钟。glare“凶狠而且带有威胁性的瞪眼睛”--Thetrappedeagleglaredathiscaptors.被诱捕到的雄鹰凶狠地瞪着捕获它的人。GlanceathiswatchObserveSeeWatchglimpseheadlight-n.前灯(headlamp),桅灯horn-(牛、羊等的)角,喇叭,触角--blowone'sownhorn自吹自擂blare-v.奏鸣--astereoblaringinthenextapartment.隔壁的立体音响发出刺耳响声

v.大声宣布和引人注目地宣布：headlinesblaringthescandal.大标题宣布了丑闻roar-v.吼叫：发出或产生出巨大的噪音或嘈杂声--roarwithlaughter[pain]哄堂大笑[痛苦地吼叫]n.吼;啸;怒号,咆哮;轰鸣声;喧闹声--theroarsofatiger虎啸--roarsofanger怒骂声cometoa(full)stop-(完全)停止raid-n.袭击,搜捕--araidonagamblingden.警察对赌窝的突然袭击abankraidapoliceraidabombingraidscramble-vi.攀缘,杂乱蔓延,争夺,匆忙--Scramblingupherhair,shedartedoutofthehouse.她匆忙扎起头发,冲出房去。--scrambleupasteephillside爬上陡峭的山坡--scrambleforpowerandwealth争权夺利--scrambletoone'sfeet急忙站起ashtray-n.烟灰缸textTheexpensiveshopsinafamousarcadenearPiccadillywerejustopening.Open-v.营业;--Whendoyouopen/close?

adj.营业着的Weareopen/closed.openinghoursTerrificFantasticPerfectExcellentAmazingMr,Taylor,theownerofajewelleryshopwasadmiringanewwindowdisplay.admire-v.赞美,钦佩,羡慕--Iadmire(himfor)hiscourage.我佩服他的勇气

vi.惊讶,惊异--Wealladmiredathissuddensuccess.他的突然成功使我们感到惊讶。

vt.欣赏--Westoptoadmiretheview.admirer-n.赞美者,爱慕者;求爱者,求婚者;爱人Thesilencewassuddenlybrokenwhenalargecar,withitsheadlightsonanditshornblaring,roareddownthearcade.break-v.打破--breakthetension--breaktheiceHadbeendoingsth.Theyhadbeendrivingonthestreetfor3hoursbeforetheyfoundtheplace.Have/hasbeendoingIhavebeenlearningEnglishfor10years.Itcametoastopoutsideofthejeweller’s.thegrocer’s杂货店Thegreengrocer’satTom’s汤姆家St.Paul’s圣保罗大教堂Onemanstayedatthewheelwhiletwootherswithblackstockingsovertheirfacesjumpedoutandsmashedthewindowoftheshopwithironbars.wheel-n.轮,车轮,轮子thesteeringdeviceonavehicle.方向盘，驾驶盘Chairsandtableswentflyingintothearcade.Go+v-ing--Theplateswentcrashingtothefloor.Oneofthethieveswasstruckbyaheavystatue,buthewastoobusyhelpinghimselftodiamondstonoticeanypain.

bebusydoingsth.--Hewasbusypreparingfortheexams.

helponeselftosth--pleasehelpyourself.--helponeselftodiamonds.Themeetingisover.Theraidwasalloverinthreeminutes,forthemenscrambledbackintothecaranditmovedoffatafantasticspeed.fantastic-美好的：极妙的或极好的；显著的：--afantastictriptoEurope.美好的欧洲之旅Youlookfantastic.--afantastictaleaboutdragons--afantasticamountofmoneyataspeed--Theydroveataspeedof50milesperhour.Theyhadgotawaywiththousandsofpoundsworthofdiamonds.getawaywithv.侥幸成功,逃脱处罚--getawaywithmurderv.逍遥法外Worth-n.价值--$1,000worthofequipmentadj.Theyhadgotawaywithdiamondsworththousandsofpounds.worth---adj.相当于…价值的，值…钱的--Jewelleryworth$450wastaken.adj.值得的;具有…价值的--Themuseumisworthavisit.

noun.价值，作用--Judgeitsworth

noun.值一定金额的商品--Headmittedstealing10,000pounds’worthofcomputersystems.

noun.相当于一定时间内生产的量--Thecompanieshavedebtsgreaterthantwoyears’worthoftheirsales.shop(store)grocer’s/grocerythegreengrocer’sdepartmentstoreshoppingmallsupermarketmarketshopliftingburglaryn.入室行窃alarmmonitor/surveillancen.监视,监督questionsThefamousarcadewasnearPiccadilly.Itwasinthemorning.Theshopswerejustopening.Mr.Taylorandhisassistantswerecreatingawindowdisplay.Itwasajewelleryshop.Thewindowdisplayconsistedofdiamondsnecklaceandringsarrangedonabackgroundofblackvelvet.Yes,Mr.Tayloradmiredthisdisplay.Thesilencewasbrokenbyalargecarwithitshornblaring.Thecarwentdownthearcade.Itstoppedoutsidethejeweller’s.Thetwomenjumpedoutandsmashedthewindowoftheshop.Theyhadblackstockingsovertheirfaces.Thethirdmanstayedatthewheelofthecar.Mr.Taylorandhisstaffbeganthrowingfurnitureoutofthewindow.Oneofthethieveswasstruckbyaheavystatue.Becausehewastoobusyhelpinghimselftodiamonds,hedidnotnoticeanypain.Theraidlastedthreeminutes.Yes,thetwothievesclimbedbackintothewaitingcar.Thenthecarmovedoffatafantasticspeed.Yes,thethievesgotawaywiththousandsofpoundsworthofdiamonds.Questions-answersWherewasthefamousarcade?--ThefamousarcadewasnearPiccadilly.Whattimeofthedaywasit?--Itwasinthemorning.Whatweretheshopsdoing?--Theshopswerejustopening.WhathadMr.Taylorandhisassistantsbeendoingsinceeighto’clock?--Mr.Taylorandhisassistantswerecreatingawindowdisplaysinceeighto’clock.Whatkindofshopwasit?--Itwasajewelleryshop.Whatdidthewindowdisplayconsistof?--Thewindowdisplayconsistedofdiamondsnecklaceandringsarrangedonabackgroundofblackvelvet.DidMr.Tayloradmiredthisdisplay?--Yes,Mr.Tayloradmiredthisdisplay.Howwasthesilencebroken?--Thesilencewasbrokenbyalargecarwithitshornblaring.Wheredidthecargo?--Thecarwentdownthearcade.Wheredidthecarstop?--Itstoppedoutsidethejeweller’s.Whatdidthetwomendo?--Thetwomenjumpedoutandsmashedthewindowoftheshop.Whatdidtheyhaveovertheirfaces?--Theyhadblackstockingsovertheirfaces.Whatdidthethirdmando?--Thethirdmanstayedatthewheelofthecar.WhatdidMr.Taylorandhisstaffbegindoing?--Mr.Taylorandhisstaffbeganthrowingfurnitureoutofthewindow.Whathappenedtooneofthethieves?--Oneofthethieveswasstruckbyaheavystatue.Whydidn’thenoticeanypain?--Becausehewastoobusyhelpinghimselftodiamonds,hedidnotnoticeanypain.Howlongdidtheraidlast?--Theraidlastedthreeminutes.Didthetwothievesclimbbackintothewaitingcar?--Yes,thetwothievesclimbedbackintothewaitingcar.Whatdidthecardothen?--Thenthecarmovedoffatafantasticspeed.Didthethievesgotawaywiththousandsofpoundsworthofdiamonds?--Yes,thethievesgotawaywiththousandsofpoundsworthofdiamonds.Silencebroken—largecar—headlights--hornblaring-downthearcadeStop—outsidejeweller’sOneman---wheel---twoothers—blackstockings—window,ironbarsMr.Taylor—upstairsHe---staff---furnitureoutofwindow--