现代大学英语精读Unit学习教案

1、会计学1现代现代(xindi)大学英语精读大学英语精读 Unit 第一页，共32页。第2页/共32页第二页，共32页。第3页/共32页第三页，共32页。第4页/共32页第四页，共32页。第5页/共32页第五页，共32页。第6页/共32页第六页，共32页。第7页/共32页第七页，共32页。are no laws or controls is sometimes described as being like the Wild West. 第8页/共32页第八页，共32页。第9页/共32页第九页，共32页。第10页/共32页第十页，共32页。BobJimmy smart restless ambi

2、tious ready to try in every way to reach his goal He had made his fortune, though. He had many fights. He had broken the law. average height a bit slow strongly built not so adventurous honest, truthful, responsible and devoted He was obviously a good police officer.第11页/共32页第十一页，共32页。第12页/共32页第十二页，

3、共32页。第13页/共32页第十三页，共32页。were few (1)nThe police officer walked that way habitually, no to attract attention or admiration because there were few people in the streets第14页/共32页第十四页，共32页。nempty: to make empty; to cause people leave (a place)e.g.The TV series emptied the streets at 8 pm every Saturday.

4、He emptied his pocket to show that he really had no money on him.第15页/共32页第十五页，共32页。sense of responsibility)nswinging his club with many clever movements: to warn off would-be troublemakers (his confidence and competence as a cop)nturning now and then to cast his watchful eye down the peaceful stree

5、t: to notice possible danger or illegal activity (his vigilance as a policeman)第16页/共32页第十六页，共32页。or restaurant where food is served or sold to be taken out第17页/共32页第十七页，共32页。第18页/共32页第十八页，共32页。nIt is important to keep track of current affairs.第19页/共32页第十九页，共32页。nFamous as she was, she was very mode

6、st.第20页/共32页第二十页，共32页。nIts Bob, sure as fate(22)nsure as fate: as sure as hell, used for emphasis 第21页/共32页第二十一页，共32页。hand in hand第22页/共32页第二十二页，共32页。She needed to do something to release her tension. (to get rid of)We could release you from your duties for two days. (to allow you not to do your wor

7、k)第23页/共32页第二十三页，共32页。wanted in Chicago.(33)nthe the man wantedne.g. He was wanted for the cruel murder of three children.第24页/共32页第二十四页，共32页。20 years before must have deeply touched him. Therefore, he could not bring himself to arrest Bob.第25页/共32页第二十五页，共32页。第26页/共32页第二十六页，共32页。第27页/共32页第二十七页，共32页。

8、turn away: turn to face another direction; divert, avert; dismiss, send away; refuse to accept, reject down: reject (a proposal, application, etc.); turn upside down, invert; reduce the volume of sound from a radio, or the intensity of heat or light from a heater or lamp etc.; (of economic activity)

9、 decline or worsen off: stop the flow of (gas, water, electricity) by means of a tap or switch etc. or to operate a switch to achieve this; leave a main road or route to take a side-road etc.,第28页/共32页第二十八页，共32页。turn out: prove to be; produce or manufacture esp. rapidly; empty out the contents of a receptacle, room, etc.; turn off an electric light out of: expel from; get out ofe.g. How could the old man his own son out of the house? over: transfer the care of a pe