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wordscolossaladj.庞大的watertightadj.不漏水的compartmentn.密封舱floodv.充满水floatv.漂浮tragicadj.悲惨的linern.班船voyagen.航行icebergn.冰山lookoutn.瞭望员collisionn.碰撞narrowly

adv.刚刚，勉强missv.避开slightadj.轻微的tremblev.震颤faintadj.微弱的horrorn.恐惧abandonv.抛弃plunge

v.投入，跳入lifeboatn.救生船1.flood

1）v.❶

tobecomesofullthatitspreadsoutontothelandaroundit

淹没；泛滥河水泛滥淹没了河谷。Theriverfloodedthevalley.❷tosendsth.somewhereinlargenumbers

挤满；拥满floodsb./sth.withsth.挤满…办公室堆满了应征该职的求职信。Theofficewasfloodedwithapplicationsforthejob.2）n.❶alargeamountofwatercoveringanareathatisusuallydry

洪水；水灾河水泛滥。The

riverisinflood.

❷averylargenumberofthingsorpeoplethatappearatthesametime

大批，大量大量投诉afloodofcomplaints小孩哭得泪人似的。Thechildwasinfloodsoftears.2.float1）v.❶to

moveslowlyonwaterorintheair

浮动；漂流；飘动；漂移我脑海里突然浮现出一个想法。Anideasuddenlyfloatedintomymind.❷tosuggestanideaoraplanforotherpeopletoconsider提出，提请考虑（想法或计划）他们建议提高酒税。Theyfloatedtheideaofincreasedtaxesonalcohol.2）n.asmalllightobjectattachedtofishinglinethatstaysonthesurfaceofthewaterandmoveswhenafishhasbeencaught鱼漂；浮子3.

tragic

adj.making

youfeelverysad,usuallybecausesb.hasdiedorsufferedalot

悲惨的，悲痛的他24岁时在一次悲惨的事故中丧命。Hewaskilledinatragicaccidentattheageof24.[词形转换]1）tragedy

n.悲剧；不幸她英年早逝是一大悲哀。It’satragedythatshediedsoyoung.4.voyage1）n.alongjourney,especiallybyseaorinspace

航空；航天；航行上大学可以算作自我发现之行。Goingtocollegecanbeavoyageofself-discovery.2）v.to

travel,especiallyinashipandoveralongdistance

航行；远行5.narrowlyadv.❶onlybyasmallamount

勉强地；以毫厘之差narrowlyescape…险些…她险些受伤。Shenarrowlyescapedinjury.❷inawaythatislimited

狭隘地；严格地严格确定的任务anarrowlydefinedtask❸closely;carefully小心地；仔细地[词形转换]1）narrow

①adj.❶measuringashortdistancefromonesidetotheother,especiallyinrelationtolength

狭窄的；窄小的❷

[usuallybeforenoun]onlyjustachievedoravoided

勉强的；刚刚好的anarrowvictory/

escape险胜/险些❸limited

inawaythatignoresimportantissuesortheopinionsofotherpeople

狭隘的；目光短浅的她对世界的认识是非常狭隘的。Shehasaverynarrowviewoftheworld.❹limitedinmeaning;exact

狭义的；严格的；准确的inthenarrowsense狭义上②v.tobecomeormakesth.narrower

使窄小；变窄；缩小他向她挤了挤眼睛。Henarrowedhiseyesather.6.tremble1）v.❶toshakeinawaythatyoucannotcontrol,especiallybecauseyouareverynervous,excited,frighted,etc

（因紧张、激动、惊慌等）颤抖，哆嗦，战栗我吓得双腿直发抖。Mylegsweretremblingwithfear.❷tobeveryworriedorfrightened极担心；焦虑；恐惧2）n.afeeling,movementorsoundoftrembling

颤抖；战栗；哆嗦7.

faint1）adj.❶thatcannotbeclearlyseen,heardorsmelt

（光、声、味）微弱的，不清楚❷

verysmall;possiblebutunlikely

微小的；可能性不大的❸

notenthusiastic

不热情的，不积极的❹

[notbeforenoun]feelingweakandtiredandlikelytobecomeunconscious

晕眩；快要昏厥那些走路的人饿得头昏眼花。Thewalkerswerefaintfromhunger.2）v.tobecomeunconsciouswhennotenoughbloodisgoingtoyourbrain,usuallybecauseoftheheat,ashock,etc

昏厥2）n.thestateofbecomingunconscious

昏厥他跌倒在地，昏死过去。Hefelltothegroundinadeadfaint.8.horrorn.afeelingofgreatshock,fearordisgust

厌恶；恐惧；震惊inhorror惊恐地人们惊恐地看着飞机坠地。Peoplewatchedinhorrorastheplanecrashedtotheground.toone’shorror令某人恐惧的是他很恐惧，感到自己都快哭了。Tohishorror,hecouldfeelhimselfstartingtocry.haveahorrorof…害怕…大多数人都十分害怕当众讲话。Mostpeoplehaveahorrorofspeakinginpublic.[词形转换]1）horrifyv.恐吓；吓唬horrify

sb.使某人害怕全国都对这些凶杀案感到大为震惊。Thewholecountrywashorrifiedbythekillings.2）horrificadj.令人震惊的；极差的我们的旅行糟糕透顶。Wehadahorrifictrip.9.abandon

1）v.❶toleavesb,especiallysb.youareresponsiblefor,withnointentionofreturning

（不顾责任、义务等）抛弃，遗弃，离弃

❷[literary]

tofeelanemotionstronglythatyoucanfeelnothingelse

陷入，沉湎于（某种情感）abandononeselftosth.沉湎于…他陷入绝望。Heabandonedhimselftodespair.2）n.anuncontrolledwayofbehavingthatshowsthatsb.doesn’tcarewhatotherpeoplethink

放纵；放任10.

plunge1）v.❶tomoveormakesb./sth.movesuddenlyforwardsordownwards

使突然向前冲她没有站稳，从100英尺的高处跌下摔死了。Shelostherbalanceandplunged100feettoherdeath.❷(ofprices,temperatures,etc.)todecreasesuddenlyandquickly

暴跌；骤降

❸

tomoveupanddownsuddenlyandviolently

（剧烈）颠簸，震荡他的心怦怦乱跳。Hisheartplunged.2）n.asuddenmovementdownwardsorawayfromsth.

突然跌落；突然分离11.

regard1）v.❶tothinkaboutsb./sth.inaparticularway

将…认为；把…视为；看待regard…as…把…看作…他自认为是一个爱国者。Heregardshimselfasapatriot.人们普遍认为她是现任领导的当然继任者。Sheiswidelyregardedasthecurrentleader’snaturalsuccessor.❷[formal]tolookatsb./sth,especiallyinaparticularway

（尤指以某种方式）凝视，注视[拓展]“把…看作/当作/视为/认为/认作…”①

take…as…→betakenas…②see…as…→beseenas…③consider…as…→beconsideredas…④thinkof…as…→bethoughtofas…⑤treat…as…→betreatedas…⑥identify…as….→beidentifiedas…⑦classify…as…→beclassifiedas…⑧recognize…as…→berecognizedas…⑨imagine…as…→beimaginedas…⑩picture…as…→bepicturedas…2）n.❶[formal]attentiontoorthoughtandcareforsb./sth.

关心；注意；关注他开着车，根本不理会速度限制。Hewasdrivingwithoutregardtospeedlimits.haveregardtosth.关注；仔细考虑记住合同条款总是必要的。It’snecessarytohaveregardtothetermsofthecontract.in/withregardtosb./sth.关于；至于inthis/thatregard在这方面；在这点上在这方面，我没什么要说的了。Ihavenothingfurthertosayinthisregard.12.alarm1）n.❶fearandanxietythatsb.feelswhensth.dangerousorunpleasantmighthappen

惊恐；恐慌inalarm惊恐地“你干了些什么”艾丽惊恐地喊道。‘Whathaveyoudone?’Elliecriedinalarm.❷aloudnoiseorasignalthatwarnspeopleofdangerorofaproblem

警报setoff/soundthealarm触发警报她决定发出警报。Shedecidedtosoundthealarm.❸aringingsoundoratuneplayedbyaclockoryourphoneafteryouhavesetittoplayataparticulartimetowakeyouup闹铃，闹钟2）v.tomakesb.anxiousorafraid

使惊恐；使害怕alarm

sb.使某人害怕船长不想惊动乘客。Thecaptaindidn’twanttoalarmthepassengers.[词形转换]1）alarmed

adj.担心的；害怕的bealarmedby/at…对…担心她一想到独自旅行的情景就害怕。Shewasalarmedattheprospectoftravellingalone.2）alarmingadj.令人惊慌的TextThegreatship,Titanic,sailedforNewYorkfromSouthamptononApril10th,1912.Shewascarrying1,316passengersandacrewof891.Evenbymodernstandards,the46,000tonTitanicwasacolossalship.Atthattime,however,shewasnotonlythelargestshipthat

hadeverbeenbuilt,but

wasregardedasunsinkable,

for

shehadsixteenwatertightcompartments.Eveniftwoofthesewereflooded,shewouldstillbeabletofloat.Thetragicsinkingofthisgreatlinerwillalwaysberemembered,for

shewentdownonherfirstvoyagewithheavylossoflife.Fourdaysafter

settingout,while

theTitanic