Unit-1-The-Dinner-Party市公开课一等奖省赛课微课金奖课件

大学英语（二）1/26

Unit1

TheDinnerParty2/26WarmupFrailty,thynameiswoman!——WilliamShakespeare女人，你名字叫脆弱。Ofallpeople,servantsandwomenarethemostdifficulttobehaveto.

——Confucius唯小人与女子难养也。3/26Informationrelatedtothetext1.AbouttheAuthorandtheStoryMonaGardner,anAmericanwomanwriter.MostofhershortstorieswerewrittenfortheSaturdayEveningPostmagazine4/26CuturalNotes1.MonaGardnerand‘TheDinnerParty’‘TheDinnerParty’byMonaGardner,anAmericanwomanwriter,isselectedfromTheSaturdayReviewofLiterature,1941.5/262.CobraCobras,foundinsomepartsofAfricaandAsia,arepoisonoussnakes.Mostcobrasbitetheirvictimsandtheirbitemaycausedeathwithinafewhours.Thekingcobra,thelargestofallpoisonoussnakes,mayreachalengthof18ft(5.5m)andfeedschieflyonothersnakes.TheIndiancobraisusually4-5ft(1.2–1.6m)long.

6/263.PrejudiceAgainstWomen7/26NewWord

1.heated:adj.(ofapersonordiscussion)fullofangerandexcitement愤恨，激烈，十分激动aheatedargument/debate

激烈争论/辩论8/262.unexpected:adj.notexpected出乎意料，始料不及anunexpecteddevelopment/result/visitor意想不到发展/结果/来访者9/263.shortlyadv.①ashorttime,notlong很快Shearrivedshortlyafterus.我们刚到很快她就到了。

②soon立刻，马上I’llbereadyshortly.我马上就准备好了。10/264.colonyn.殖民地adj.殖民地colonial

colonialrule

殖民统治

11/265.bareadj.①notcoveredbyanyclothes裸露Shelikestowalkaroundinbarefeet.她喜欢光着脚走路。②(oftreesorcountryside)notcoveredwithleaves;withoutplantsortrees(树木)光秃秃；(土地)荒凉abaremountainside光秃秃山坡12/266.outgrow:v.长得穿不下(衣服)；增加得容不进(某地)Shehasalreadyoutgrownherschooluniform.她已经长得连校服都不能穿了。Thecompanyhasoutgrownitsoffices.企业发展得办公室都不够用了。13/267.crisisn.timeofgreatdanger,difficulty,危机，危急关头political/financial/economiccrisis政治/金融/经济危机14/268.argumentn.争吵，争论，争辩haveanargumentwithsbaboutsthWehadanargumentwiththewaiteraboutthebill.我们和服务员就账单发生了争吵。argue

v.争论，争吵，争辩15/269.contract①n.协议，合约，契约

②

v.与…订立协议③v.becomelessorsmaller使收缩，缩小Glasscontractsasitcools.玻璃遇冷收缩。acontractingmarket萎缩市场16/2611.widenv.tobecomewider,tomakesthwider使变宽，加宽，拓宽Hiseyeswidenedinsurprise.他诧异地睁大了眼睛。17/2612.likelyadj.probable可能，

belikelytodo

入场券可能很贵。Ticketsarelikelytobeexpensive.18/2613.impulsen.冲动，一时念头Herfirstimpulsewastorunaway.她第一个念头就是逃走。Hehadasuddenimpulsetostandupanddance.他突然心血来潮，想站起来跳舞。19/2615.emerge:tocomeoutofadark,enclosedorhiddenplace(从暗处或隐蔽处)出现，出现，露出

emergefromsthTheswimmeremergedfromthelake.游泳者从湖水中浮出来。emergence

n.出现，出现theemergenceofnewevidence新证据出现辨析：emergencyn.突发事件，紧急情况20/2616.slam:v.toshutwithalotofforce,makingaloudnoise(使…)砰地关上Iheardthedoorslambehindhim.我听见他砰地把门关上了。Hestormedoutofthehouse,slammingthedoorasheleft.他怒气冲冲地从房子里出来，随手把门砰地关上。21/2617.faint:adj.①thatcannotbeclearlyseen,heardorsmelt,(光，声，味)，微弱，不清楚afaintlight

微弱光

afaintsmellofperfume

淡淡香水味②虚弱无力，昏眩Shesuddenlyfeltfaint.

她突然感到快要昏倒。22/2618.crawl：vi.爬，爬行，匍匐行进There’saspidercrawlingupyourleg.有只蜘蛛正顺着你腿往上爬。Ifeltmyfleshcrawlatthesightofthesesmallinsects.一看到这些小虫子，我全身起鸡皮疙瘩。23/26aheateddiscussioninanunexpectedwaygivealargedinnerpartytrackdownbeseatedavisitingAmericannaturalistaspaciousdiningroomaspiriteddiscussionatthesightofwhatreallycountsUsefulExpressions

激烈争论出人意料方式举行盛大晚宴追捕/查到坐下来访美国博物学家宽大餐厅激烈讨论一看见真正主要是inanunexpectedwaytrackdownavisitingAmericannaturalistaspiriteddiscussionwhatreallycounts来访美国博物学家激烈讨论真正主要是24/26joininanargumentstarestraightaheadcometowithastartthelikeliestplacefrighten…intodoing…sitlikeastoneimagemakeforanexampleofperfectself-controljustaminuteafaintsmileli