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1、UNIT 3,Get the Job You Want,Grill (4),M1: question intensely 拷问 After being grilled for 2 days, he signed a confession. (v.) She had to grill him on the topic of her mothers bleeding stomach. (v.) At the police station, she was put on the grill for twenty-four hours. (n.),M2: 烧烤,Grill, Broil, Bake,

2、Roast, toast BBQ WARM weather and sunny days are coming. Its barbecue (烧烤) season in the US. Usually people have a barbecue outdoors. They cook food over a grill (烤架). Popular foods are hamburgers, hot dogs, and vegetables.Different parts of the US have different ways of making barbecue. In Texas, p

3、eople often cook beef. In North and South Carolina, pork is most common. In Kansas City, pork ribs (猪肋排) are the favorites. Each place says that its own barbecue is the best. There are barbecue contests every year. There are many magazines (杂志) about making and eating great barbecue.,Follow up (4),F

4、ollow up: done in order to find out more or do more about something Follow ones nose: trust your own feelings Follow suit: do the same as someone else has done Follow in ones footstep: do the same job or work or live in the same way as someone else before you, esp. someone in your family,Sometimes i

5、t may be better to follow your nose than think carefully before making an important decision. Little Tom adores his elder brother. Whatever his brother does, he always follows suit. Since no agreement has been reached on the negotiation, they need to follow up next week. In the past, most children j

6、ust followed their parents footsteps and do not need to think about what to do after growing up. Its easy to get there. Just follow up and walk for about 15 mins. You wont be lost.,In ones hands: in charge of In safe hands: 在可靠人的手里 Give sb a big hand: 鼓掌 Fall into the wrong hands: 误落入他人之手 Get - off

7、ones hands: 脱手,Dont worry. Your luggage is in safe hands with me. Lets give these volunteers a big hand for what they have done for our community. Measures must be taken to prevent this new technology from falling into wrong hands. I will get the old car off hands before buying a new one. His father

8、s company has practically been in his hands for some years.,Prospective (6),1) likely to become or be 例句：You should try everything to win a prospective client. She is married to a prospective Member of Parliament. 常见搭配：prospective advantages，a prospective statute 2) likely or expected to happen 例句：T

9、he organizers are unhappy about the prospective loss of playing fields. 常见搭配：prospective buyer 例句：There were so many hats of all styles and all colors on display to attract prospective buyers. 派生词：prospect n prosperity n prosperous a,Endeavor (9),vi. (fml) try hard to do something 例句：The municipal g

10、overnment endeavored to improve the quality of life in the inner city. He endeavored to adopt a positive but realistic attitude. n. 1) an attempt to do a particular thing, especially something new or original 例句：We must wish ourselves good fortune in our endeavors. The history of scientific endeavor

11、s will never be forgotten. 2) had work and effort in attempting to do things, especially new or original things 例句：We take pride in human endeavor and success. 常见搭配：endeavor to do 例句：We must always endeavor to improve our work.,Incidentally (14),ad. by the way ( used to introduce additional informat

12、ion such as something that the speaker has just thought of ) 例句：“ I must go now. Incidentally, if you want that book Ill bring it next time.” “ Incidentally, your proposal has been put to the discussion at the meeting.” 派生词：incidental a. incident n,I must go now. _, if you want the book, Ill bring i

13、t next time. A. incidentally B. accidentally (by chance) C. occasionally (from time to time) D. subsequently (afterwards),Partner (15),1) a spouse 例句：A marriage is likely to last if you and your partner are similar in personality. 2) the person you are doing something with, for example if you are da

14、ncing or playing a game against another pair of people 例句：If she is a bad dancer, she will not have many dance partners. He had operated as partner of another gunman who was still at large. 3) somebody who owns part of a company, usually a company he or she works in, and who shares both the financia

15、l risks and the profits of the business 例句：She was a partner in a firm of solicitors. 4) one that is united or associated with another or others in an activity or especially in a sphere of common interests 例句：This move will not please Britains EEC partners. The Moderate Party is the largest and most

16、 conservative partner in the coalition.,笑,1）He chuckled at the funny story. His colleagues nodded brightly and chuckled agreement with one another. 2）laugh He laughs best who laughs last. We used to laugh at their provincial manners. 3）smile We smiled at the bad weather and kept going. Grandmother s

17、miled her consent. 4）grin 露齿而笑 The old man always grins when he watches the funny cartoons films. 5）giggle 咯咯傻笑 The girls were giggling in class.,bracket (15),1) either one of a pair of symbols, used in keying or printing to indicate the insertion of special commentary, such as that made by an edito

18、r, also called square bracket 例句：The comments in brackets are the authors. The constant doesnt go inside the bracket. 2) a section of a population or group that falls within specific defined limits 例句：She has long been a professional in the high-income bracket. A significant majority was in the 14 1

19、6 age bracket. v. 1) place within or as if within brackets 例句：Why are these names bracketed together? 3) group or class things or people together, usually because they are similar in some way 例句：Dont bracket them (together). Rail and bus can be bracketed together under public transportation. Smith a

20、nd John were bracketed in a tie for the first prize.,Take a crack at (19),Lets have a crack at it. She had a crack at writing a novel at college without much success. crack up Id crack up if there wasnt someone I could talk to. crack down Her first reaction to the riots was to crack down hard.,Pry (

21、25),v. 1) try to find out about someone elses private affairs, or look at their personal possessions, often secretly (used showing disapproval) 例句：You should stop prying; you know, its unlawful to read other peoples letters! Look, Im not trying to pry. You dont have to tell me anything. 2) raise, mo

22、ve, or force open with a lever 例句：He took a screwdriver and pried open the cabinet door. He was trying to pry something out of the tractor engine. 常见搭配：1）pry sth. out of sb. I managed to pry out of the adults the reason for her disappearance. 2）pry into Dont pry into affairs of others. So dont go pr

23、ying into my affairs or youll get hurt.,go after My husband had gone after a job. Go after a better deal. go about He wanted to be left alone to go about his business. go against She went against the advice of her Cabinet and called a general election. go along They go along very slowly. go along wi

24、th You agreed to go along with the decision. Im willing to go along with Celli.,go in for I thought of going for teaching. go into Ive gone into this example in some detail. Ever thought of going into journalism? go out The lights went out in the big tent. He went over this in his mind. go with The

25、tie goes with the gray suit very well. go without The family went without food all day.,Odds,(par. 10) When I graduated from college, the odds were good that I would have the same job for the rest of my life. The odds are (good) that = The chances are that; It is (very) likely that - Invest nowthe o

26、dds are that the house price will rise in the first half of the year. - If you are a male, the odds are about 1 in 2 of being color-blind. - The odds against you being killed by radiation from Japan are around a million to one. - The odds are in favor of a China victory.,Par. 27,Hes living proof tha

27、t you can always shift the odds in your favor. His story serves as a best example that you can get a greater chance of success as long as you work for a chance.,(10),But getting hired is no longer a once-in-a-lifetime experience. 复合形容词 A not-so-easy-to-operate machine A cant-be-put-down book A never

28、-to-be-forgotten film,(12),But it takes no longer to prepare well for one interview than to wander in half-prepared for five. A good preparation for one interview wont cost more time than the poor preparation for the five ones.,(13),We hammered our opponents 6-1, 6-1. The blacksmith is hammering the

29、 red-hot metal. 铁匠正在锤烧红的铁。 We hammer metal with a hammer. 我们用铁锤锤打金属。 We hammered it flat. 我们用锤子把它敲平。 We hammered a team. 我们击败了一支队伍。,（20）,You see a goal is a dream with a deadline: in writing, measurable, identifiable, attainable. 要知道，所谓梦想就是有最后期限的梦想：写成文字，可测量，可确认，可实现。,Deadline, ultimatum, time limit,D

30、eadline: 最终期限 Ultimatum: 最后通牒 Time limit: 期限 Translation: 曾经有一份真诚的爱情摆在我的面前，但是我没有珍惜，等到了失去的时候才后悔莫急，尘世间最痛苦的事莫过于此。如果上天可以给我一次机会再来一次的话，我会跟那个女孩说三个字“我爱你”。如果非要把这份爱加上一个期限，我希望是一万年。 Once there was a true love at my hand, but I didnt cherish it. I didnt realize it until it was gone. There is nothing more miserable than that in the world. If God can give me a chance to start over, Ill tell the girl “I love you.” If I have to put a time limit to the love, I hope it will be ten thousands years.,(21) If not: 带有假设或退一步说的意味,In m