新概念第三册第23课ppt

Lesson23Oneman'smeatisanotherman'spoison各有所爱poisonn.毒药vt.毒害,败坏,使中毒--Hewaspoisonedbypesticide.（n.杀虫剂,农药,防疫药）givepoisontosb/sth使某人或某物中毒hateeachotherlikepoison彼此互相狠透了nameone’spoison--Nameyourpoison,please.=What’syourpoison.你们要喝什么酒。PoisonedsoupPoisonoussoupillogicaladj.不合逻辑的,无章法的IllegalIllegibleImpoliteImpossibleImmortalIrregularPeopleareunreasonable,illogical,andself-centered.人们不讲道理，思想谬误，自我中心。delicacyn.美味,佳肴--Heconsideredchickentobeagreatdelicacy.delicateadj.美味的,可口的,清淡的deliciousadj.美味的repulsiveadj.令人反感的,令人生厌的disgustingadj.令人厌恶的--Thedishisrepulsive.Pulse----strikedriveRepulseCompulsoryExpulsionImpulseimpulsiveappetitePickingyournoseisarepulsivehabit.挖鼻孔这种习惯很讨厌。It'srepulsivetothinkwehavetosufferthatmuch.想到我们竟要受那么多的苦就叫人厌恶。turnv.感到恶心,翻胃Makesb’sstomachturnTurnsb’sstomachMeneither,It'senoughtoturnmystomach.我也一样。实在够恶心的。Thepoolofbloodmadehisstomachturn.Thestateofherkitchenwasenoughtoturnyourstomach.Idon'tneedanymoredetails.It'senoughtoturnmystomach.fryv.油炸（=becookedinhotoil）--friedegg煎鸡蛋/friedbread油炸面包--fryingpan煎锅,长柄平锅fryup加热--Fryupthefood,please.fryinone’sownfat自作自受Haveotherfishtofry.另有要事要做。--Hello,Lucy,let’sgohavedinner.--That’sagoodidea,butIhaveotherfishtofry.Thankyouverymuch.Ialwaysfrypotatoesinhotfatwithabitofonion.我用热油炒土豆时总是加少些洋葱。Canaflyingfishfleefarfromafreefishfry?飞鱼能够逃得远远地而避免成为免费的炸鱼吗?fatn.（动物、植物）油putonfat发胖fatadj.胖的（形容人时不太礼貌）形容人时一般用：large,heavy,overweight(adj.过重的,重的)abusen.辱骂,责骂v滥用虐待--Don’tabuseyourauthority.--Hegreetedhiswifewithastreamofabuse.Whatdoyouthinkisthereasonablemaximumpunishmentforcrimeinvolvinganimalabuse?大家认为在虐待动物罪案中，合理的最高刑罚应该是甚麽？abusetheprivilegeIschildabuseaprobleminyourcountry?儿童虐待在你们国家是个问题吗？Thebookisabouttheuseandabuseofpower.这本书讲述权力的使用与滥用的问题。Theonlywrongistoneglectortoabusethem.唯一错误的事情就是忽视或滥用它们。Rememberorforget,orjustawayofself-abuse.记得也好，忘记也好，都只是自我虐待的方式。Peopleabuseanimalsforthesamereasonstheyabusepeople.虐待人类的理由和虐待动物的缘由是相同的。luxuryn.奢侈品,珍品--Thediamondringisaluxurytome.Luxuriousadj.奢侈的,豪华的（--aluxurioushotel）Theyledalifeofluxury.AluxuryhotelWecannotspendmoneyonluxuries.Itisarealluxuryrelaxingonthebeach.Heseemedtobewallowinginluxury.他似乎沉溺于豪华的享乐中。Wallowinluxury;wallowinyoursorrows.沉迷于奢侈中；沉迷于悲痛中。Thismodernhoteloffersbothluxuryandconvenience.这家现代化的饭店既豪华又方便。Youknewnothingbuthardship,andnowyouhaveluxurybeyondthedreamsofmostbeings.除了艰苦你一无所知，现在你所享有的奢华大多数人做梦都想不到。associatev.联想到（--connectinone’smind）associateAwithB--Ican’tassociateyouwithyourwife.--Canyouassociatesnailswithdeliciousfood.Associate…with…=connect…with…=link…with…=beboundupwithSoci----社会SocietySocialSociableSocialiteSocializeSocializationDissociatedissociabledespisev.鄙视--Wedespisehimforcoward.（n.懦弱的人,胆小的人）lookdownupon蔑视,瞧不起（口语）--Don’tlookdownuponanyone.Idespiseanyonewhoiscrueltoanimals.我鄙视那些虐待动物的人。Whathistoricalfiguresdoyoumostdespise?什么历史人物是你最轻视的？Honestmendespiseliesandliars.诚实的人蔑视谎言和撒谎者。Idespisepeoplewhogetwhattheywantatotherpeople'sexpense.我看不起把自己的欲望建立在他人的支出之上的人。Praisenotamanforhislooks;despisenotamanforhisappearance.不要因人美丽便赞美他，也不要因一个人的外表而轻视他。Manypeoplestilldespisepeoplefrombackwardcountries,low-incomefamilies,orthosewhoareuneducated.despisefor因…而鄙视：despisethefreelunch天下没有免费的午餐despisedadj.受轻视的Toberichovernightwasdespisedatthattime.一夜暴富的人是被人们所不齿的。Expect期望=lookforwardtoInspect视察=lookintoRespect尊敬=lookuptoDespise鄙视=lookdownuponAspect面貌=lookRetrospect回顾=lookingback(on)Spectacles眼镜=lookingglassesSpectator观众=looker-onappealv.引起兴致appealtosb--Eatingsnailsneverappealstome.Appealv.呼吁,上诉（appealforsth）Sthappealtosb=sthfascinatesbQiongyao’snovelshavelosttheirappealfor/tome.Hisargumentappealedtome.他的论据引起了我的兴趣。Appeal,howtotreatinsomnia?求助，如何治疗失眠？Youronlyremedyistoappealtolaw.你的惟一补救办法是诉诸法律。Butthecourtstillrefusestoacceptourappeal.但是法庭仍拒绝接受我们的上诉。Theappealcourtupholdthesentence.上诉法庭维持了判决。Theyhavesignedanappealforthereformoftheremandsystem.他们在要求对还押制度进行改革的呼吁书上签了字。Hereyesheldalookofsilentappeal.她眼中流露著无声的求助神情。Thenewfashionsoonlostitsappeal.那种新式样不久就失去了吸引力。Doesjazzholdanyappealforyou?你对爵士乐有兴趣吗？showern.阵雨,淋浴Wouldyoulikearoomwithbathorshower?你想要一间带浴室的还是带淋浴的？Savewater,Showerwithyourgirlfriend.要节约水，尽量和女朋友洗澡。Igotwetintheshower,thengotdryagainasIwalkedalong.我在骤雨中淋湿了，但是在我继续往前走时衣服又变乾了。strolln.溜达,散步（=slowwalkingforpleasureinstreetoringarden）goforastroll=goforawalk,takeastroll=takeawalkstrollv.闲逛,漫步--Heisstrollingalongtheroad.Strollern.散步者,流浪者Ramblev.海岸、林中的漫步--Thecoupleareramblingintheforest.（Thecouple一对夫妇）Roamv.不安定的漂泊--Thetramperroamseveryday.Wandervi.漫步,徘徊,流浪,彷徨,无目的地移动--Hehasnothingtodo,soheiswanderingalongthestreet.impulsen.冲动（=asuddenwishtodosth）amanofimpulse/haveanimpulsetodosthonimpulse冲动的--Herushedouttocatchupwiththeladyonimpulse.Bedrivenbyimpulsetodosth情不自禁的做某事--Iwasdrivenbyimpulsetodoitlikethis.Impulsiveadj.冲动的Impulsivelyadv.冲动的,有推动力地Sheoftenbuysclothesonimpulse.她常常凭冲动购买衣服。Thisisknownasanartisticorcreativeimpulse.这就是所谓艺术的或创造的冲动。Theestablishmentofthislawwillgiveanimpulsetothedevelopmentofnewandren