福建省长乐第一中学高中英语《Unit Two 知识点总结》新人教版必修5(1).doc

unit twoword usage1. rule v. 1) to control or be the person in charge of (a country or people, ect) 2) to have a controlling influence over 3) period or way of rulingits against the rules of the school to smoke.hes made it a rule to rise early.the queen ruled her country for 20 years.he ruled over the country for ten years.2. debate v. 1) to give dispute or argue about 2) to deliberate on; consider; an argumenta fierce debate on the tax cut was going on.they debated the question openly.she debated whether to accept his invitation.we debated on the question till late into the night.3. clarify v. 1) become clear or easier to understand 2) to make clear by removing impuritied or solid matter.he clarified his stand on the issue.his explanation clarified the mysteryit requires of us great efforts to clarify sewage in cities.4. link v. 1) to connect or become connected with or as if with a link 2) person or thing that connects two othersthe special envoys visit established a link between the two countriesthe new canal will link the two rivers.the children linked hands to make a circle.5. united adv. 1) firmly joined in a state of love, agreement, etc 2) with everyone concerned having the same aim. they are a very united family. we are united in our determination to eradicate famine.6. convenience n. 1) suitable to ones comfort, purpose, or need. 2) personal comfort or advantage 3) something that increase comfort or saves workthe hotel has a restaurant for the guests convenience.the kitchen has all the modern conveniences. please come at your convenience.7. attraction n. 1) the action or power of attracting 2) something which attractdetective novels used to hold a special attraction for me.the elephants were the chief attraction at the circus.the attraction of the moon for the earth causes the tides.8. influence n. 1) power to sway or affect based on prestige, wealth or position. 2) to affect the nature, development, or modifythe influence of climate on crops are self-evident.mr. smith is a man of influence in this town.i dont want to influence you. you must decide for yourself.9. evidence n. 1) things in forming a conclusion or judgement. 2) the answers given in a court of lawhe was punished for giving false evidence.the evidence is very shaky.there are evidences that somebody has been living here.10. arrange v. 1) to plan or prepare for 2) to bring about an agreement concerning; settleshe arranged the flowers in a vase.it was arranged that they should leave the following spring.bill arranged for this man to come whenever needed.i will arrange everything.11. available adj. 1) present and ready for use; at hand ; accessible 2) capable of being gotten; obtainablethe swimming pool is available only in summeris there water available around here?the principal is available now.this film ticket is no longer available.12. delight vt. 1) to give great pleasure or joy 2) n. great pleasure or joy 3) n. something that gives great pleasure or enjoymentto our delight, our football team won.she ran back home with delight.he enjoyed the delights of new yorks night life.we were delighted to read your novel.she delights in her work.13. royal adj. 1) splendid, magnificent 2) a member of the royal familythe royal family consists of the king and queen and their relationswe were treated to a royal feast.the boss is in royal spirits just now.the royals will go to the concert this evening.14. occasion n. 1) a special event or ceremony 2) a time when something happens 3) a suitable or favourable time 4) to causehe seized the occasion to invite her home for dinner.her departure was the occasion of much sadness.you have no occasion to buy another car.his rude behavior occasioned a quarrel.15. thrill v. 1) to cause to feel a thrill or thrills n. 2) a sudden very strong feeling of excitement, joy.he was thrilled by her conversation.she was thrilled with terror when she saw the scene of the murdershe thrilled at the invitation.her voice thrilled with joy.useful expressions1. refer to 1) mention or speak of sh/sb 2) to pertain; concern 3) to make mention or referencedont refer to this matter again, please.in his speech, he referred to the bible several times.the rule refers only to special cases.please refer to the last page of the book for answers.2. break away 1) to escape, especially with a sudden violent effort 2) to end your connection with a group, organization, et the prisoner broke away from the two policemen who were holding him. an innovation musician who broke away from the classical tradition.3. leave out 1) to fail to conclude 2) fail to accept or make welcome into a social groupthey must decide what to leave out.she left out a c in account .no one speaks to him, hes always left out.4. pick up 1) lift it up from a surface 2) to gather together, collect 3) to come to have, gain, learn, etcthe boy picked up the hat for the old man.you should pick up the tools after work.he was picking up the skills quickly.we picked up a couple of girls at the pub last friday.5. break down 1) to stop working or fail 2) to destroy, knock to the ground, or reduce to pieces 3) to come to unsuccessful end 4) to separate into different kinds the car broke down. the police broke the door down. i try to break down her opposition to our plan. the peace talks broken down without any agreement being reached.6. devote to: to give ones time entirely to a particular activity. he devoted himself to writing.he was still devoted to the study of chemistry.he has devoted his whole