新概念英语课件NCE3-lesson18（共23张）

Electriccurrents

inmodernart

现代艺术中的电流lesson18Newwordsandexpressionscurrent

n.电流,水流,气流sculpture n.雕塑mistaken a.错误的gallery n.美术馆exhibit n.展品，陈列品oddly ad.古怪的attach v.连，系sphere n.球体magnetize v.使磁化Newwordsandexpressionsrepel v.排斥flicker v.闪烁emit v.放射flash v.闪光；闪过prehistoric a.史前的，老掉牙的electronic a.电子的peculiar a.奇异的shock v.令人震惊，刺激人emotionally ad.感情上雕塑

sphere美术馆史前的奇异的错误的

机器手使磁化

attach

exhibit闪烁

闪过

气流放射

emotionally

repel

oddlyDetailedinformationcurrent:adj.现在的；最近的；流行的e.g:Thecurrentsituationisverydifferenttothatin1990...theoceancurrentsofthetropicalacurrentofcoolairadistinctcurrentofthought...mistaken:false、wrongSYN热带洋流一阵冷风不同的思潮Detailedinformationexhibit:vt表现Hehasexhibitedsymptomsofanxietyandoverwhelmingworry...他表现出焦躁不安和过度忧虑的症状。

vt展出HisworkwasexhibitedinthebestgalleriesinAmerica,EuropeandAsia作为名词，exhibit1.(可数）展览品2.(可数）证据，证件exhibition1.（可数）展览会2.（只能作单数）表现。Detailedinformation这些形容词均含有“奇怪的，奇异的，新奇的”之意。queer：指一种无法解释的怪诞，强调事物的奇特和不可思议。odd：通常指不规律、偶尔出现的人或事物，往往令人困惑或奇怪。funny：较通俗用词，指奇怪得滑稽可笑或反常。crazy：多指与众不同的行为、外表或人与物本身，含荒唐可笑或神经不正常的意味。curious：通常指非常特别或能引起注意、研究或探索的奇特。peculiar：侧重令人奇怪的或独一无二的特性，也指性格特征方面显著的与众不同之处。strange：普通常用词，含义广泛，指陌生新奇、奇怪、奇怪或不自然的人或物。quaint：指古色古香，会人感到既奇怪又有趣。singular：通常指异常或奇特，暗含不同于一般。Detailedinformationattach：vt.&vi.贴上，系；附上e.g:Weattachlabelstothingsbeforewefilethemaway存档前，我们先贴上标签。Itispossibletoattachexecutableprogramfilestoe-mail.可以在电子邮件里附上可执行程序文件。attachmentn附件，附属物Detailedinformationrepel:vt.击退e.g:Theyhavefiftythousandtroopsalongtheborderreadytorepelanyattackvt.排斥Whenamagneticpolerepelsanothermagneticpole,itgivesoutaforcethatpushestheotherpoleaway.Youcanalsosaythattwomagneticpolesrepeleachotherorthattheyrepelrepellentn.排拒力；防水；驱虫剂；e.g:mosquitorepellent.

adj.令人厌恶的；令人排斥的e.g:averylarge,veryrepellenttoad...Detailedinformationflicker:v.（表情）掠过，闪过e.g:AsmileflickeredacrossVincent'sgreyfeatures

v.（眼睛）瞟过e.g:Dirk'seyesflickeredtowardsthepistol...

v.抖动；颤动e.g:Inamomenthereyelidsflickered,thenopened...

n.（情感的）闪现，一闪而过e.g:Helookedatme,aflickerofamusementinhiscoldeyes.Detailedinformationflash:vt.&vi.使闪光e.g:Lightningflashedamongthedistantdarkclouds...

vt.&vi.突然闪过（脑海）e.g:AludicrousthoughtflashedthroughHarry'smind...electronic:电子的electric:电的，带电的Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Modernsculpturerarelysurprisesusanymore.Theideathatmodernartcanonlybeseeninmuseumsismistaken.Evenpeoplewhotakenointerestinart

cannothavefailedtonoticeexamplesofmodernsculptureondisplayinpublicplaces.notfail,双重否定构成肯定Notesonthetextnomore=notanymore侧重程度和数量nolonger=notanylonger侧重时间e.g:Youcandrinknomore.=Youcan'tdrinkanymore.Henolongerliveshere.=Hedoesn'tlivehereanylonger.rarely:adv.很少地；罕有地e.g:IveryrarelyweararaincoatbecauseIspendmostofmytimeinacar...Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Strangeformsstandingardens,andoutsidebuildingsandshops.Wehavegotquiteusedtothem.Someso-called'modern'pieceshavebeenondisplayfornearlyeightyyears.所谓的现代艺术品form，n.形状，形式Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Inspiteofthis,somepeople--includingmyself--weresurprisedbyarecentexhibitionofmodernsculpture.ThefirstthingIsawwhenIenteredtheartgallerywasanoticewhichsaid:'Donottouchtheexhibits.定语从句，修饰thing时间状语从句那这句是定语从句还是同位语从句？为什么Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Someofthemaredangerous!'Theobjectsondisplaywerepiecesofmovingsculpture.Oddlyshapedformsthataresuspendedfromtheceilingandmoveinresponsetoagustofwindarequitefamiliartoeverybody.Notesonthetextinresponseto,回答...,响应...,对...有反应,的意思e.g:Thelawwaspassedinresponsetopublicpressure.befamiliarto,为…所熟悉,物做主时用toe.g:Thecomputerisfamiliartome.befamiliarwith,熟悉,精通,人做主语时用withe.g:I'mfamiliarwiththecomputer.Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Theseobjects,however,weredifferent.

Linedup

againstthewall,therewerelongthinwiresattachedtometalspheres.Thesphereshadbeenmagnetizedandattractedorrepelledeachotherallthetime.What's/'relinedup?Trytoguess.against,依靠，倚着互为反义词Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Inthecentreofthehall,therewereanumberoftallstructureswhichcontainedcolouredlights.Theselightsflickeredcontinuouslyliketrafficlightswhichhavegonemad.inthemiddleof是三个，中间那个，middle表明是中间，线的概念inthecentreof是说某个事物的中间点，centre更有立体感，用在抽象的东西表述更好点。Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart

Sparkswereemittedfromsmallblackboxesandredlampsflashedonandoffangrily.Itwasratherlikeanexhibitionofprehistoricelectronicequipment.emit：发出；发射e.g:Earthquakesemitthreetypesofwaveswhichhavetheirowncharacteri