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【Newwordsandexpressions】生词和短语●poisonn.毒药●illogicaladj.不合逻辑的，无章法的●octopusn.章鱼●delicacyn.美味，佳肴●repulsiveadj.令人反感的，令人生厌的●stomachn.胃●turnv.感到恶心，翻胃●fryv.油炸●fatn.（动物、植物）油●abusen.辱骂，责骂●snailn.蜗牛●luxuryn.奢侈品，珍品●associatev.联想到●despisev.鄙视●appealv.引起兴致●showern.阵雨●strolln.溜达，散步●impulsen.冲动●dozenn.12个，一打●fancyv.喜爱，喜欢poisonOneman’smeatisanotherman’spoison:usedtosaythatsth.onepersonlikesmaynotbelikedbysomeoneelse=there’snoaccountingfortaste.what’syourpoison?averyhumorouswayofaskingsomeonewhichalcoholicdrinkhe/shewouldlikepoisonousadj.hateeachotherlikepoison彼此互相恨透drug毒品take/usedrugs吸毒drugrehabilitationcenter戒毒所illogicalil-not否定前缀logicalillogicallegalillegallegibleillegibleoctopus:aseacreaturewith8tentaclesInk-fish乌贼octo-8Octagon八角形OctoberaccordingtoRomanCalendardelicacyEg.SnailsareconsideredadelicacyinFrance.delicateadj.美味的，可口的，清淡的deliciousadj.味道美的epicure:apersonwhotakesinterestinthepleasureoffoodanddrinkandregardscookingasanart美食家glutton:apersonwhoeatsalotbig-eater饭桶abig-mouth多嘴多舌的人(口语)称赞美食Thesmellismakingmehungry.Thearomamakesmymouthwater.Itwasoutoftheworld!Sodelicious!Ilickedtheplatterclean!IamsofullIcouldburst.Imadeapigofmyself.repulsive:veryunpleasantdisgustingadj.（多用于食物）stomachhaveastrongstomachturnone’sstomachhavenostomachforafight/quarrelappetiten.adesireforfood食欲haveanappetiteforknowledgehaveahuge/bigappetiteloseyourappetite（口语）肚子（医）肚子，腹部abdomenfryboilbleachsteambackroaststevsteamed-bread馒头barbecue烧烤水煮（放在水里）漂，焯一下蒸烤（面包）烤肉炖肉，焖菜n大烩菜fryup加热Eg.Fryupthefood,please.fryinone'sownfat自作自受haveotherfishtofry另有要事要做Eg:Hello,Lucy,let'sgohavedinner.That'sagoodidea,butIhaveotherfishtofry.Thankyouverymuch.fatfattyadj.plump丰满的chubby胖嘟嘟的，abusen./v.:tousesth.suchaspowerorauthorityforthewrongpurposeEg.Don’tabuseyourauthority.Hegreetedhiswifewithastreamofabuse.他骂妻子的声音不绝于耳。snailatasnail’space:extremelyslowEg.Howcouldyoucatchthetrainatasnail’space.associateassociatewith=connectwith=linkwith=beboundupwithEg.ChinesewillassociateredwithmerrywhileAmericanslinkitwithdanger.despisevt.regardasworthlesslookdownupon鄙视，瞧不起Eg:Don'tlookdownuponanyone.appealv.引起兴致appealtosb引起某人兴趣Eg:Eatingsnailsneverappealstome.appeal上诉，呼吁appealforsth.为某事而上诉strolln.slowwalkingforpleasuregoforastroll/takeastroll=goforawalk/takeawalkstroller散步的人strollvi.Eg.Heisstrollingalongtheroad.impulse:asuddenwishtodosth.onimpulse冲动的Eg.Herushedouttocatchup(with)theladyonimpulse.bedrivenbyimpulsetodosth.情不自禁的做Eg.Whydidyoudoit?IshouldsayIwasdrivenbyimpulsetodoit.impulsiveadj.冲动的impulsivelyadv.冲动地dozen:agroupoftwelvebythedozen成打的dozensof许多的twodozeneggs，adozenroses.(其用法和hundred,thousand一样)Speaknineteentothedozen说个不停Eg.Theoldladyisspeakingnineteentothedozen.fancyv.:tolikeEg.:Idon’tfancylivinginthecoldroom.fancy想像，设想:toimage（表示一种惊讶的心情,其后接动名词做宾语）Eg.Fancymeetingyouhere.fancyoneself自以为是，自命不凡Doyoufancyyourself?Listentothetapethenanswer.whatwasitaboutsnailsthatmadethewritercollectthemforhisfriendonthatdayinparticular?Peoplebecomequiteillogicalwhentheytrytodecidewhatcanbeeatenandwhatcannotbeeaten.当涉及到或谈及到叙述客观事实的时候itcomestosth…………when…itcomestodoingsth……when…eg.家长们在决定孩子学什么不学什么时，变得不合情理。Parentsbecomequiteillogicalwhentheytrytodecidewhatchildrencanlearnandwhattheycan’tnowadays.Henevercomplainswhenitcomestohelpinghiswifewiththehousework.forinstance=forexampleTakesth.Forinstancesay,let’ssay打个比方ontheotherhand另一方面at介词，表示当......就......；一......就......attheideaof一想到atthesightof一看到atthementionof一提到atthenewsof一听到......消息atthetouthof一触摸到......东西atthesoundof一听到......声音atthethoughtof一想到Eg.:Iwasgladatthethoughtofgettingsomethingteeat.Ialwaysloveatthementionofghoststory.acceptedpractice:sth.ThatpeopledooftenWidespreadpractice常见的事，司空见惯的做法common/standard/general/normalpracticebeoutofpracticepracticemakesperfect.stickto1.=insistondoing=persistindoing2.beloyaltoSticktome,andyou’llnevergohungryagain.sticktoone’spromise