概要:As many as ten students were late for class thismorning. [联想]as much...as 指代或修饰不可数名词 [举例]Some studentsare spend as much as 200 yuan on their cellphones.2>Ifyou turn a left-handed glove inside out,it will fit on aright hand. fit [用法]vi/vt 适合;适应;装备 n.合身 a. 合适的;恰当的;健康的[搭配]fit in with 适应;配合 fit on 试穿3>Jane wants tobuy a cellphone. cellphone [用法]n. 手机 [联想]mobile 手机;cordless phone 无绳电话; vision phone可视电话4>Absolutely.[用法]ad. 1.绝对地,完全地 2.【口】(用于对答)一点不错,完全对 [举例]It sabsolutely no business
人教新高一英语教材所有单元知识要点(上册),标签:高中知识点梳理,http://www.kgf8.comAs many as ten students were late for class this
morning. [联想]as much...as 指代或修饰不可数名词 [举例]Some students
are spend as much as 200 yuan on their cellphones.2>If
you turn a left-handed glove inside out,it will fit on a
right hand. fit [用法]vi/vt 适合;适应;装备 n.合身 a. 合适的;恰当的;健康的
[搭配]fit in with 适应;配合 fit on 试穿3>Jane wants to
buy a cellphone. cellphone [用法]n. 手机 [联想]mobile 手机;
cordless phone 无绳电话; vision phone可视电话4>Absolutely.
[用法]ad. 1.绝对地,完全地 2.【口】(用于对答)一点不错,完全对 [举例]It s
absolutely no business of hers. 这件事与她毫不相关。5>That
s a good point. [用法]你说得有道理. [联想]口语中表示同意的表达还有许多,如:I see
what you mean 我明白你的意思 I couldn t agree more
我举双手赞成。
6>Well,it depends. it depends [用法]看情况而定 [联想]depend on
依赖;取决于 [举例]I knew he wasn t to be depended upon.
我知道他不可信赖。 Health depends on good food, fresh air
and enough sleep. 健康依靠的是良好的食物,新鲜的空气和充足的睡眠。7>I m
afraid I don t agree. agree [用法]vi/vt 同意.
该词搭配较多,注意以下例句的不同用法. [举例]1. I don t agree with him on
many things. 我和他在许多事情上意见不一致。 2. I think
we should stop; do you agree? 我觉得我们该停止了,你同意吗?
3. This bill does not agree with your original
estimate. 这张帐单与你当初的估计不符。8>I m not so sure
about that. sure [用法]a.1. 确信的,有把握的 2. 一定的,必定的 3.
确实的;可靠的 [举例]I m not sure whether our team will win.
我不能肯定我队是否能赢。 We are sure of his innocence.
我们确信他是无辜的。2.reading1>She takes out her red cellphone
and press the talk key. press [用法]vt. 1. 按,压,挤 2.
压碎,压破;榨出 3. 熨平(衣服) 5. 催促;催逼;强迫;(极力)劝说 vi. 1.
挤向前,奋力前进 2. 紧迫 n. 1. 报刊;新闻界;记者们;通讯社 2.(常大写)出版社
[举例]Press this button to start the engine.
按此钮发动引擎。 He was pressing his jacket.
他在烫外套。 He pressed her to come with him.
他强迫她跟他走。2>I should be home in about ten minutes. should
[用法]应该,但此处是一种推断、猜测,而非义务,责任等 [举例]She should be here any
minute. 她该马上就到。 Dinner should be ready by
now.
此刻晚饭应该做好了。 in about ten minutes
[用法]大约十分钟以后,主要用于将来时间3>Wang Mei is one of many Chinese
teenagers who live life "on the go" and use cellphones.
on the go [用法]忙碌;活跃 [举例]She s been on the go all day.
Healthy,happy people are usually on the go.4>New
functions are being added to the phones. add...to
[用法]把..加到..上面去 [联想]add to... 增加 add up 把...加起来
add up to 总计 add that-clause 补充说5>An
electronic calendar will remind you about appointments
and important dates. remind [用法]提醒;使想起 [搭配]remind sb
of/about sth/sb remind sb to do remind sb
that-clause6>I don t dare to use the phone in school.
dare [用法]v.aux. 敢;竟敢 (主要用于疑问,否定或条件句),过去式为dared
vt. 敢;胆敢 (除具有一般实义动词之特点外,在否定,疑问句中dare后的to可省略.7>Their
children will spend too much time and money on phone
calls. too much [用法]修饰不可数名词 [联想]much too
修饰形容词或副词8>The answer seems to be that we have a need to
stay in touch with friends no matter where we are or
what we are doing. stay in touch with [用法]和...保持联系 no
matter where [用法]无论哪儿;不管哪儿,用以引导让步状语从句 [举例]No matter
where he goes,his dog follows him.10>We can call for
help in case of an emergency in case of
[用法]万一...;如果...发生;假使... [举例]In case of fire,ring the
alarm bell.11>She says that her cellphone helps her do
whatever she wants to do. whatever [用法]无论什么,此处引导名词性从句
[注意]whatever还可引导让步状语从句,相当于no matter what [举例]No matter
what you do(Whatever you do),you must do it well.
Goats eat whatever food they can fond. 山羊找到什么吃什么.
高一第九单元Technology要点综述
加入日期:2004-3-6 点击次数: 116
3.integrating skills1>It is the year 2374 and the
machines have taken over.
take over [用法]接管;接受 [举例]When he retired,his eldest
son took over the farm. 他退休后,他的长子接管了农场.
[注意]take的用法和搭配相当多,本站有专门介绍,搜索可得.2>The few surviving human
beings are being used in the way that we use machines
today. The few [用法]为数不多的 in the way [用法]1.用这种方法
2.挡路;妨碍某人 the way that we use machines today
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