大学英语UnitB

1、21 Their views clash on the new tax bill with the old generation. The car clashed against the wall. 他们在新税法上与老一辈意见相左。 那辆汽车砰地撞上墙壁。KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using 1. clash vi. to disagree seriously about sth.; to crash 21The demonstration ended in a violent clash with the police.游行示威以与警察的激烈冲突而告终。

2、KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using1. clash n. serious disagreement；violent contact212. have difficulty (in) doing sth./with + n. 在方面有困难Did you have any difficulty adjusting to university life when you were a freshman? Words and ExpressionsWord UsingReferenceReference21 3. (sth.) be familiar to sb

3、. 对熟悉, 熟知He talked of other cultures as if they were more familiar to him than his own.他谈论其他文化仿佛比对本国的文化还熟悉。KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 3. (sb.) be familiar with sth. 熟悉你熟悉棒球规则吗？Are you familiar with the rules of baseball?KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 4. amuse vt. to make sb. la

4、ugh or smile 逗笑，逗乐 The children amused themselves by playing hide-and-seek games. We were all amused at his foolish behavior.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 5. cope (with) vi. to manage successfully I was amazed at her ability to cope with the difficult situation.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsW

5、ord Using21 6. isolate vt. to separate sb. / sth. from Several villages have been isolated by lack of buses. 感染到这种传染病的人被隔离起来。KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 7. reject vt. to refuse to accept 拒绝；不接受 He rejected their invitation point-blank.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 8. favorable

6、adj. helpful, suitable The weather seemed favorable for the race.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 8. be favorable to to give or show agreement They are favorable to the proposal. KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 9. distinction n. special element, unique quality Jupiter has the distinct

7、ion of being the largest planet.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 9. distinction n. difference or contrast between one person / thing and another 蝴蝶与飞蛾有什么不同之处? 雇主用人应不分男女。KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 10. appreciate vt. to understand and enjoy sth.; to value highly; to understand sth. with sympathy Her talent for music was not appreciated. I am afraid you have not appreciated the urgency of the matter.KeyKeyWords and ExpressionsWord Using21 10. appreciate vi. to increase