新概念三 第24课 ppt.ppt123

Lesson24Askeletoninthecupboard-LilyfalscadrhldouaonunprciationrendiffetlylyquickceteomplubletroldeanlesuselyasiowsllyrlizeeaienfluencfrieipndshdentevelopmrerdgaleosfeacldisoeraeirplantentationilydacusaemselhiftiepantHowdoyoulearnEnglish?IlearnEnglishby.HowdoyoulearnEnglish?IlearnEnglishby.workingwithfriendsmakingflashcardsreadingthetextbookmakingvocabularylistslisteningtotapesaskingtheteacherforhelpDoyoulearnEnglishbystudyingwithagroup?readingaloudpracticingconversationswithfriendsreadingEnglishmagazineswatchingEnglish-languageTVkeepinganEnglishnotebook1.Whatdidyouusetobe?2.Whatdidyouusetodo?3.Whatdidyouusetobeafraidof?1.Whatdidyouusetobe?2.Whatdidyouusetodo?3.Whatdidyouusetobeafraidof?thedarkbeingalonesnakesflyinginanairplanebigdogshighplacestestsspeakinginfrontofagroupskeletonseeminglyrespectableconcealvividdramaticruinheroinfictionvaryingmedicineseemrespecthidedestroydramaheronovelskeleton骷髅seemingly表面上地respectable体面地，雅观的conceal隐藏，隐瞒vivid生动的，栩栩如生的dramatic令人激动的，扣人心弦的ruin毁坏heroin女主人公fiction小说varying不同的medicine医药skeletonseeminglyrespectableconcealvividdramaticruinheroinfictionvaryingmedicine骷髅表面上地体面地，雅观的隐藏，隐瞒生动的，栩栩如生的令人激动的，扣人心弦的毁坏女主人公小说不同的医药skeletonn.骷髅askeletoninthecupboard=askeletoninthecloset--Itistimetobringthefamilyskeletonoutofthecupboard.seeminglyadv.表面上地Thenegotiationshascometoaseeminglyunbreakabledeadlock.(无法打破的僵局)respectableadj.体面的,雅观的respectableadj.值得尊敬的respectfuladj.尊重人的--Arespectablepersonisrespectfultoothers.respectiveadj.各自的--Allthestudentsreturnedtotheirrespectiveclassrooms.concealv.隐藏,隐瞒(比hide更正式,语气更强）concealsth.fromsb.--Heconcealedhisdisappointmentfromhisfriends.（失望）Youcannotconcealthetruthforever.vividadj.生动的,栩栩如生的Shegavethepoliceavividdescriptionoftheaccident.比较级morevivid/最高级themostvividdramaticadj.令人激动的,扣人心弦的,戏剧性的--Thedramaticsceneisstillvividinhismind.ruinvt.毁坏,毁灭（毁坏的过程不是一下子完成的）spoilvt.搞糟,宠坏v.扰乱--Therainruinedmyholiday.=Therainspoiledmyholiday.destroyvt.破坏,毁坏v.消灭,摧毁（完全摧毁,不可修复）--Theearthquakedestroyedalmosttheentirecity.damagevt.损害,损坏,使受损失（可以被修复）--Thecarwasdamagedandithasbeenrepaired.fictionn.小说（虚构,编造）(小说的总称,不可数)noveln.小说,长篇故事（某一部具体的小说）varyingadj.不同的varyvi./vt.改变,变--Theweathervariesfromdaybyday.various各种各样的variety种类guestroom（家庭中的）来客住房unpack(从箱中)取出stack(整齐地)堆放，排放underclothes内衣drawer抽屉petrify使惊呆dangle悬挂sway摇摆unsympathetic不表同情的，无动于衷的medical医学的stackv.（整齐地）堆放,排放--stackupthebooks.--Thehousewifeisstackinguptheclothing.stackn.摞,叠,大堆--astackofpapers一摞报纸astackofbooks一大堆书underclothesn.内衣underwearunderpantsundergroundunderlineunderestimateunsympatheticadj.不表同情的,无动于衷的beunsympathetictosb.对某人不表示同情unsympatheticallyadv.无同情心地sympathyn.同情,同情心sympatheticadj.同情的,表示同情的,感到同情的sympatheticallyadv.同情地,怜悯地--Themanagerwassympathetictohim,buthecoulddonothing.Weoftenreadinnovelshowaseeminglyrespectablepersonorfamilyhassometerriblesecretwhichhasbeenconcealedfromstrangersforyears.TheEnglishlanguagepossessesavividsayingtodescribethissortofsituation.Theterriblesecretiscalledaskeletoninthecupboard.Atsomedramaticmomentinthestory,theterriblesecretbecomesknownandareputationisruined.Thereader’shairstandsonendwhenhereadsinthefinalpagesofthenovelthattheheroine,adearoldladywhohadalwaysbeensokindtoeverybody,had,inheryouth,poisonedeveryoneofherfivehusbands.Itisallverywellforsuchthingstooccurinfiction.Tovaryingdegrees,weallhavesecretswhichwedonotwantevenourclosestfriendstolearn,butfewofushaveskeletonsinthecupboard.TheonlypersonIknowwhohasaskeletoninthecupboardisGeorgeCarlton,andheisveryproudofthefact.Georgestudiedmedicineinhisyouth.Insteadofbecomingadoctor,however,hebecameasuccessfulwriterofdetectivestories.IoncespentanuncomfortableweekendwhichIshallneverforgetathishouse.Georgeshowedmetotheguestroomwhich,hesaid,wasrarelyused.Hetoldmetounpackmythingsandthencomedowntodinner.AfterIhadstackedmyshirtsandunderclothesintwoemptydrawers,IdecidedtohangoneofthetwosuitsIhadbroughtwithmeinthecupboard.Iopenedthecupboarddoorandthenstoodinfrontofitpetrified.Askeletonwasdanglingbeforemyeyes.Thesuddenmovementofthedoormakeitswayslightlyanditgavemetheimpressionthatitwasabouttoleapoutatme.Droppingmysuit,IdasheddownstairstotellGeorge.Thiswasworsethan‘aterriblesecret;thiswasarealskeleton!ButGeorgewasunsympathetic.‘Oh,that,’hesaidwithasmileasifheweretalkingaboutanoldfriend.‘That’sSebastian.YouforgetthatIwasamedicalstudentonceuponatime.’Itisallverywellforsb.todosth.,but…好到是好,但是…--Itisallverywellforyoutosuggesttakingafewdays’rest,buthowcanwefinishourworkintime?stand(infrontofsth.)petrified站在…前,目瞪口呆--Westoodpetrifiedaswefelttheearthquakebegan.frightenedadj.受惊吓的（在某个特定的场合受到惊吓）terrifiedadj.恐惧的,受惊吓的（表示惊吓的程度非常强烈）afraidadj.害怕（表示一种状态,永久性的恐惧）asifHetalksasifheisdrunk.Youlookasifyoudidnotcare.Heactsasifhewasafool.Irememberthewholethingasifithappenedyesterday.