新概念英语第二册+Lesson+89+A+slip+of+the+tongue+课件

Lesson

89Aslipofthetongueslipn.小错误comedy

n.喜剧present

v.演出

adj.到场的queue

v.排队New

wordsdull

adj.枯燥的，无味的artiste

n.艺人advertiser

n.报幕员slip

n.1）小错误口误/笔误a

slip

of

the

tongue/

pen那只是一个口误。Itwasjustaslipofthetongue.犯小错误make

a

slip你的报告里有些小错误。You’vemadesomeslipsinyourreport.【非正式】摆脱某人的追逐；甩开某人givesbtheslip

v.

1）摔倒；滑倒（fall/

slide）我在结冰的路上滑倒了，摔断了右腿。Islippedontheicyroadandbrokerightleg.2）溜进去想要溜进会议室是不可能的。Itisimpossibletoslipintotheconferenceroom.想要不被注意溜出会议室是不可能的。Itisimpossibletoslipoutoftheconferenceroomunnoticed.他从聚会中溜出来想打个电话。Heslippedawayfromthepartytomakeaphonecall.3）遗忘、忽略slip

fromone’s

mind

忘记我想不起他的名字了。Hisnamehasslippedfrommymind.4）迅速放置；悄悄塞；偷偷放我设法在演讲中穿插了几个笑话。Imanagedtoslipafewjokesintomyspeech.他们悄悄塞给卫兵一些钱。Theyslippedsomemoneytotheguards.5）下降；退步；变差拓展：slide在一个光滑的表面持续地滑动slip意外而不自主地滑动2.

present

v.1）[在正式场合等]颁发；授予；赠送；呈递把…….给……present

sb

with

sth

或

present

sth

to

sb计算机中心向志愿者们捐赠了一台电脑。Thecomputercenterpresentedacomputertothevolunteers.2）描述；展现把……描述成……present

sb

as

sth（describe

sb

as

sth）作者把他的父亲表现成一位英雄。Thewriterpresentedhisfatherasahero.3）提出（观点、计划等）；陈述向……提出……present

sth

to

sb

4）[正式]介绍，引见（尤指向地位极高者）5）[正式]致歉present

your

apologies/

compliments拓展1：present

adj.1）出席的，到场的（不用于名词前）出席；在场be

present

at【反】absent

be

absent

from

缺席2）目前的；现在的（只用于名词前）at

the

present

time目前拓展2：present

n.礼物；目前at

present目前；现在（at

the

moment）（IneverydayEnglish,peopleusuallysayatthemomentratherthanatpresent.）拓展3:presence

n.出席；到场【反】absence[正式]在某人面前，当着某人的面in

the

presence

of

sb

/

insb’spresence我叫你不要在我面前抽烟。Iaskedyounottosmokeinmypresence.presentation

n.授予；介绍；表现；演出3.

queue

n.【英】（人或车辆为等候而排的）行列，队line

【美】排队be/

stand/

wait

in

a

queue我们排了半小时的队。Westoodinaqueueforhalfanhour.v.排队（等候）排队（等候）去做某事queue/

line

(up)to

do

TextPeoplewilldoanythingtoseeafreeshow–even

ifitisabadone.WhenthenewsgotroundthatacomedyshowwouldbepresentedatourlocalcinemabytheP.andU.BirdSeedCompany,weallrushedtoseeit.Wehadtoqueueforhourstogetinandtheremusthavebeenseveralhundredpeoplepresentjustbeforetheshowbegan.Unfortunately,theshowwasoneofthedullestwehaveeverseen.Thosewhofailedtogetinneednothavefeltdisappointed,asmanyoftheartisteswho

shouldhaveappeareddidnotcome.Theonlyfunnythingsweheardthateveningcamefromtheadvertiseratthebeginningoftheprogramme.Hewasobviouslyverynervousandforsomeminutesstoodawkwardlybeforethemicrophone.TextAssoonasheopenedhismouth,everyoneburstoutlaughing.Weall