人教版高中英语词汇经典例句整理(选修六)

6()Unit1Abstractadj.existinginthoughtorasanideabutnothavingaphysicalorpracticalexistence1Wemaytalkofbeautifulthings,butbeautyitselfisabstract.,.2Icannotunderstandthesoabstractconcept.n.shortaccountofthecontentsofabook,etc;summary1Thisistheabstractofhislecture.2Thisabstractistoolongandcomplicated.Sculpturen.artofmakingfigures,objects,etcbycarvingwoodorstone,shapingclay,makingmetalcasts,etc;aworkorworksmadeinthisway1Thesmoothcontourofthesculptureiswonderful.2Shestudiedsculptureatartschool.3There?sanexhibitionofinternationalsculpture,whichisopentilltomorrow.,Galleryn.roomorbuildingforshowingworksofart1Hegavemeatickettothepicture-gallery..2Therewillbeabeautifulgalleryhere.3Thegallerywillbefinishedaheadofschedule.Faithn.trust;strongbelief;unquestioningconfidence1Haveyouanyfaithinwhathesays??2Ihaven'tmuchfaithinthismedicine..3I?velostfaithinthatfellow..Faithfullyadv.1`Doyoupromisefaithfullytopaymeback?'`Yes,Ipromise.'?.2Shehasservedthefamilyfaithfullyforthirtyyears.303Theoldnursehasservedthefamilyfaithfullyforthirtyyears.Aimn.purpose;intention1Hehasonlyoneaiminlifetobecomerich.--.2Whatisyouraiminlife?vi.&vt.todirect(aweapon)towardanintendedtarget;todirecttowardorintendforaparticulargoalorgroup1You?renotaimingstraight..2Iaimedatthetargetbuthitthewall.,3HeaimstomasterEnglish.Conventionaladj.basedonconvention1She?ssoconventionalinherviews..2Theconventionalwisdomisthathighwagerisesincreaseinflation..3It'snotahotel,intheconventionalsense.Typicaladj.havingthedistinctivequalitiesofaparticulartypeofpersonorthing;representative1Thischairistypicalofhiswayofdesigningfurniture.2TheplaycontainsanumberoftypicalStoppardsetpieces.3TheyreactedtotheappallingweatherwithtypicalBritishstoicism.,Evidentadj.obvious;clear1Itmustbeevidenttoallofyouthathehasmadeamistake.,.2Helookedathischildrenwithevidentpride.,.3Itwasevidentthatthedecisionwasafailure.Adoptvt.takeoverandhaveoruse(sth)asone'sownaccept1Weshouldadopttheconsumers'suggestion.2Mostcountriesadoptmetricsystem.takesbintoone'sfamily,esp.asone'schildorheir1Havingnochildrenoftheirowntheydecidedtoadoptanorphan.,.2Paul?smotherhadhimadoptedbecauseshecouldn'tlookafterhimherself.,.3Heistheiradoptedson..Possessvt.have(sth)asone'sbelongings;own1Hedecidedtogiveawayeverythinghepossessedandbecomeamonk.,.2Theypossesspropertyallovertheworld..3Thefamilypossesseddocumentsthatprovedtheirrighttoownership..Possessionn.stateofpossessing;ownership1Thepossessionofapassportisessentialforforeigntravel..2Onherfather'sdeath,shecameintopossessionofavastfortune..3Shehasvaluableinformationinherpossession..thingthatispossessed;property1Helostallhispossessionsinthefire..2Hecameherewithoutfriendsorpossessionsandmadehisfortune.,.Superbadj.excellent;splendid1Thompsonturnedinasuperbperformancetowinthegame.2Thegoalkeeperbroughtoffasuperbsave.3FromthesummitthereisasuperbsightoftheAlps.Techniquen.methodofdoingorperformingsth,esp.intheartsorsciences1Inmanysports(physical)fitnessisnotasimportantastechnique.2It?sveryimportanttoapplymoderntechniquestoatraditionalcraft3She'sawonderfullycreativedancerbutshedoesn'thavethetechniqueofatrulygreatperformer.Coincidencen.occurrenceofsimilareventsorcircumstancesatthesametimebychancecoincidingofevents,tastes,stories,etc1I?mgoingtoParisnextweek.'`Whatacoincidence!SoamI.',.?,!.?2Byastrangecoincidencewehappenedtobetravellingonthesametrain.,.3Theplotofthenovelreliestoomuchoncoincidencetoberealistic..Bycoincidencethewaythatthingshappenunexpectedlyandseemtohavenocause1BycoincidenceImetanoldfriendonthetrain.2Thetriggerofthegunislockedsothatitcannotbefiredbyaccident.Agreatdealalotof1Theenginecanwithstandagreatdealofpunishment.2Wewaitedfortheirdecisionwithagreatdealofapprehension.3Ihaveaccomplishedagreatdealinthelastfewmonths.Shadown.shadecausedbyanobjectblockingdirectraysoflight1Thechaircastsashadowonthewall.2Shadowsarelongerwhenthesunislowinthesky.,3Herfacewasindeepshadow.Ridiculousadj.deservingtobelaughedat;absurd1Youlookridiculousinthosetightjeans.2Whataridiculousidea!!3Whomadethisridiculousrule??Controversialadj.causingdisagreementordiscussion1IndeferencetoourhostIdecidednottochallengehiscontroversialremarks.2Thisisacontroversialsubject.3Themostcontroversialissueisbonuses.Attemptn.aneffortoratry.1Theymadenoattempttoescape..2Myearlyattemptsatlearningtodrivewereunsuccessful.,.3Theyfailedinalltheirattemptstoclimbthemountain..vt.makeanefforttoaccomplish(sth);try(todosth)1Theprisonersattemptedtoescape,butfailed.,.2Don'tattempttheimpossible..3Hewaschargedwithattemptedrobbery..4Shewillattempttobeattheworldrecord..Ontheotherhand()butontheotherside1Sheisverybeautiful;ontheotherhand,sheisverylazy.2Welostthegame;ontheotherhand,wegainedexperience.3Ononehand,bookscanbroadenourmind;ontheotherhand,theycanmakeusfeelrelax.Predictvt.sayinadvancethat(sth)willhappen;forecast1Theearthquakehadbeenpredictedseveralmonthsbefore.2Shepredictedthattheimprovementwouldcontinue..3Itisimpossibletopredictwhowillwin..Specificadj.detailed,preciseandexact1Whatareyourspecificaims??2Shesaysshe'llcome,butIcan'tnailherdowntoas