新概念英语第二册第72课-课件

Check蓝鸟汽车Lesson72AcarcalledBluebirdNewwordsandexpressionsracing['reɪsɪŋ]n.竞赛perprep.每Utah['ju:tɑ:]n.犹他（美国州名）horsepowern.马力burst[bə:st]v.爆裂average['ævəridʒ]adj.平均的BonnevilleSaltFlats邦纳维尔盐滩MalcolmCampbell['mælkəm]['kæmbl]马尔科姆·坎贝尔1)game2)match3)racing/race4)contest5)competition比赛1)game•包含体力&智力(pl.)运动会•theOlympicGames2)match•一般指球赛•footballmatch3)racing/race•可互换•比速度•dragon-boatracing赛龙舟•aracingdriver/car赛车手，赛车4)contest比赛agroupofjudges•beautycontest•选美比赛5)competition•抽象•Socialcompetitionwillbecomemoreandmorefierce剧烈.perprep.每，每一300milesperhour每小时300英里•oneappleperchild•搭配：•asperusual照常，一如既往•asper(口)按•percent百分之……•百分之百per表示“每一，每”，通常用于商业及技术用语，日常用语大多用a/an：Youcanstayatthehotelat$10perpersonpernight.Youmusthavebeendrivingatseventymilesan/perhour.burst(burst,burst)v.爆裂•burstintosth.突然爆发•burstintotears/laughter•burstoutdoing突然……起来•beburstingtodosth.急于做某事•She________________tellhimthegoodnews.wasburstingtoaverage平均的theaverageageoftheboys搭配：above/belowtheaverage在一般水平以上/下ontheaverage平均，一般的说footstepn,足迹，脚步声Iheardfootstepsintheroombehindme.搭配：dogsb’sfootsteps尾随某人Check•SirMalcolmCampbell(1885–1948)wasanEnglishracingmotorist.Hegainedtheworldspeedrecordonlandandonwateratvarioustimesduringthe1920sand1930susingvehicles/vihikl/机动车calledBlueBird.Hisson,DonaldCampbell,carriedonthefamilytraditionbyholdingbothlandspeedandwaterspeedrecords.BlueBird蓝鸟•Whatmistakewasmade?Listen+QuestionsDictation•Listentothetape,andwritedownwhatyouhear.Vedio•Watchthevedio.andtranslatesentencebysentence.讲解71课练习册TEXTThegreatracingdriver,SirMalcolmCampbell,wasthefirstmantodriveatover300milesperhour.HesetupanewworldrecordinSeptember1935atBonnevilleSaltFlats,Utah.Bluebird,thecarhewasdriving,hadbeenspeciallybuiltforhim.Itwasover30feetinlengthandhada2,500-horsepowerengine.AlthoughCampbellreachedaspeedofover304milesperhour,hehadgreatdifficultyincontrollingthecarbecauseatyreburstduringthefirstrun.Afterhisattempt,Campbellwasdisappointedtolearnthathisaveragespeedhadbeen299milesperhour.However,afewdayslater,hewastoldthatamistakehadbeenmade.Hisaveragespeedhadbeen301milesperhour.Sincethattime,racingdrivershavereachedspeedsover600milesanhour.Followinginhisfather'sfootstepsmanyyearslater,SirMalcolm'sson,Donald,alsosetupaworldrecord.Likehisfather,hewasdrivingacarcalledBluebird.1、Thegreatracingdriver,SirMalcolmCampbell,wasthefirstmantodriveatover300milesperhour.thefirst/second/last/next+todo她总是第一个到，最后一个走。Sheisalwaysthefirsttoarriveandthelasttoleavethebestto...You’rethebestpersontoadvisemeaboutbuyingahouse.你是我买房子的最好顾问theonly后必须接一个名词或one(s)：You’retheonlyperson/onetocomplain.2、Itwasover30feetinlengthandhada2,500-horsepowerengine.sthis+数字+单位+inlength/height/weight/depth他有2米高Heis2metersinheight.这个洞有7米深Thecaveis7metersindepth.这个大象有3吨重Theelephantis3tonsinweight.3、AlthoughCampbellreachedaspeedofover304milesperhour,hehadgreatdifficultyincontrollingthecarbecauseatyreburstduringthefirstrun.havedifficulty(in)doingsth.做……有困难Hehasgrownabeardand我很难认出他。Ihaddifficultyrecognizinghim.尽管我们曾是死党closefriends，但我不太能认出他了。•Althoughwewereclosefriends,Ihavedifficultyinrecognizinghim.thefirstrun一开始的行程thenextrun下一段赛程4.Afterhisattempt,Campbellwasdisappointedtolearnthathisaveragespeedhadbeen299milesperhour.learn得知sth.disappointsb.Theanswermusthavedisappointedhim.这个结果令我失望。sth.bedisappointing这样看的话，情况似乎不是那么的令人失望。Lookedatinthisway，thesituationdoesn’tseemsodisappointing.bedisappointedtohear/find/see/learn…Iwas~tolearnthatthefeewouldbeonlyfifteenpounds.disappointmenttosb’sdisapponitment/toone'sastonishment.让某人失望的是attemptn.企图，试图5、Followinginhisfather'sfootstepsmanyyearslater,SirMalcolm'sson,Donald,alsosetupaworldrecord.followinone’sfootsteps步某人的后尘，仿效某人，继承某人的事业他打算踏着父亲的足迹，成为一名牙医。Heintendstofollowinhisfather’sfootstepsandtobecomeadentist.6.Likehisfather,hewasdrivingacarcalledBluebird.就像他妈妈一样，他帮助了很多人。7.HesetupanewworldrecordinSeptember1935atBonnevilleSaltFlats,Utah.setupanewworldrecord/re/creat/makeanewrecordTopicsfordiscussion•1Doyouenjoytravellingatgreatspeed?Why/Whynot?•2NoonecanuseacarlikeBluebirdontheroad,sowhatisthepurposeinbuildingit?•3Inthemodernworld,‘speed’sometimesseemstobeallimportant.Doyouthinkthisisagoodorabadthing?Shouldwetrytoslowdownalittle?Why/Whynot?