新概念英语第二册+Lesson+83+After+the+elections+课件

Lesson

83After

the

electionselection

n.选举former

adj.从前的defeat

v.击败fanatical

adj.狂热的opponent

n.对手radical

adj.激进的progressive

adj.进步的suspicious

adj.怀疑的New

words1.election

n.选举举行选举have/hold

an

election政府计划11月举行选举。The

government

plans

to

hold

an

election

in

November.参加选举run

for

election（=

stand

for

election）选举候选人an

election

candidate拓展1：elect

v.选举选某人为…elect

sb

(as)….他1990年被选为总统。Hewaselectedaspresident

in

1990.elect

to

do

sth【formal】你可以选择保存这些信息。Youcanelecttosavethesemessages.拓展2:elective

adj.由选举产生的；选修的【AmE】

n.选修课拓展3:elector

n.选民2.former

adj.1)从前的，以前的2)【地位、职位】昔日的，从前的

n.前者the

former…,thelatter…

前者…，后者…他得在放弃工作和放弃原则二者中选择其一。他选择了前者。Hehadtochoosebetweengivinguphisjobandgivinguphisprinciples.Hechosetheformer.3.

fanatical

adj.1）狂热的她对健康饮食着了迷。She

isfanaticalabouthealthyeating.（be

crazy/mad

about）拓展1：fanatic

n.（政治或宗教思想的）狂热者；【extremist】（对某种事物或活动）入迷的人【enthusiast】拓展2:fan

n.（运动，表演艺术或名人的）崇拜者成群结对的球迷开始向操场走去。Groupsoffansbeganwalkingtowardstheplayground.4.

suspicious

adj.1）怀疑的；可疑的对…怀疑be

suspicious

of

/about他们开始觉得他行为可疑。They

becamesuspiciousofhisbehaviour.拓展1：suspicion

n.怀疑受疑under

suspicion他感觉自己仍旧受疑。Hefelthewasstillundersuspicion.5.

progressiveadj.1）（尤指在政治和教育方面）进步的；先进的有前瞻性的进步政策

a

progressive

and

forward-looking

policies2）逐步发生的，逐步发展的人口的逐步增加a

progressive

increase

in

population3）进行式的拓展1：progress

n./v.进步取得进步make

progress尽管下雪，我们的行程还是很顺利。We

made

good

progress

despite

the

snow.在进行中in

progress【formal】主厅正在进行一场报告。Areportwasinprogressinthemainhall.拓展2:progression

n.进展TextThe

formerPrimeMinister,Mr.WentworthLane,wasdefeatedintherecentelections.Heisnowretiringfrompoliticallifeandhasgoneabroad.Myfriend,Patrick,hasalwaysbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane’sRadicalProgressiveParty.Aftertheelections,PatrickwenttotheformerPrimeMinister’shouse.WhenheaskedifMr.Lanelivedthere,thepolicemanondutytoldhimthatsincehisdefeat,theex-PrimeMinisterhadgoneabroad.Onthefollowingday,Patrickwenttothehouseagain.Thesamepolicemanwasjustwalkingslowlypasttheentrance,whenPatrickaskedthesamequestion.Thoughalittlesuspiciousthistime,thepolicemangavehimthesameanswer.Thistime,thepolicemanlosthistemper.Text‘Itoldyouyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday,’heshouted.Mr.Lanewasdefeatedin