新概念英語課件NCE2-Lesson70（共21張）

Lesson70

Redfordanger

Newwordsandexpressionsbullfight['bulfait] n.斗牛drunk[dr??k] n.醉漢wander

v.溜達，亂走ring n.圓形競技場地unaware['?n?'w??]adj.不知道的，未覺察的bull n.公牛matador['m?t?d?:]n.斗牛士remark n.評論；言語apparently[?'p?r?ntli]adv.明顯地sensitive['sensitiv] adj.敏感的criticism['kritisiz?m]n.批評charge v.沖上去clumsily['kl?mzili]adv.笨拙地bow

[bau] v.鞠躬safety n.安全地帶sympathetically

[simp?'θetikli] adv.同情地★bullfight.n.斗牛（活動）likearedragtoabull令人暴怒的事物bullyn.恃強凌弱的人cowardn.懦弱者Cowarddiemanytimesbeforetheirdeath;thevaliantnevertasteofdeathbutonce.bullfighter=matador斗牛士bulldog斗牛犬★drunk1.n.(口)醉鬼drunkardn.酒鬼，酒徒2.adj.（因感動高興等）沉醉的，陶醉的（表語）drunkwithsth.因某事陶醉，飄飄然drunkenadj.酒醉的，酒醉引起的（行為）醉漢adrunkenman酒駕drunkendriving★wanderv.1.溜達他溜達進來似乎無事可做Hewanderedinasifhehadnothingtodo.2.溜號absent–minded；離題She~sinherconversation.她的談話雜亂無章Don’t~offthesubject—keeptothepoint3.迷路，迷途（常加off）Theclimbers~edoffinthemountains.★ring1.n.圓形競技場bullring,circusring,2.n.環(huán)，戒指aweddingring,anengagementring,ring-finger3.v.打電話=call電話響了10分鐘Thetelephonehasbeenringingfor10minutes.★unawareadj.beunawareof不知道，沒有察覺他沒察覺到危險Hewasunawareofthedanger.他沒察覺到身處危險之中Hewasunawarethathewasindanger.★

awareadj.知道的，注意到的Ibecameawarehowshemightfeel.Sheisapoliticallyawarewoman.她是一個政治意識敏銳的女人★remark1.n.備注,注意,評論makearemarkabout/on就…之事說話,…評論,批評…makeremarks陳述，提意見2.v.說出（意見感想）（比say正式）“Moneyisthemostimportantthing.”Heremarkedironicallyremarkon/upon★apparently=obviouslyapparentadj.1.顯然的Itisapparenttosbthat…很明顯他在對我們所有人撒謊Itwasapparenttoallofusthathewaslying2.表面上的anapparentadvantageInspiteofherapparentindifference,shewaswarm-hearted.盡管表面上漠不關心（實際上）她是個熱心腸★sensitiveadj.敏感的，神經(jīng)過敏的，易生氣的，介意的（常與to+名詞連用）Maryissensitivetosmells.Maryhasasensitiveear.sensitiveskinYoushouldnotbesosensitivetocriticism★

sensibleadj.1.明智的，有判斷力的asensibleman通曉事理的人2.可感覺到的noticeableasensibledifference詞根sensen.意識；感覺senseofhumoramanofgoodsensecommonsense★criticizev.批評，評論她總批評她朋友自私She’salwayscriticizingherfriendforbeingselfish.詞根criticn.

批評家,鑒定家acriticalwriter評論家，acriticalessay評論acriticalsituation危機狀況★chargev.沖上去①vt.&vi.要價，收費Theychargedustoomuchforrepairs.Howmuchdoyouchargeforthisdress?②vt.指控，指責Thepolicechargedhimwithmurder.HechargedGarywithspeeding.③vt.&vt.猛攻，沖向，沖鋒，向前沖Thebullchargedatthedrunk.★clumsilyclumsyadj.Heisclumsywith/atusingchopsticks.★bowv.鞠躬①vt.&vt.鞠躬，欠身，低下（頭等）bowsb.in/out鞠躬迎入/送出Asshecouldn’tanswerthequestion,shebowedherhead.②vi.讓步，屈服，服從Whydidyoubowtotheirdecision?Hefinallybowedbeforemoneyandmarriedtheothergirl.③vt.壓彎，壓倒Mymotherisbowedwithage.我母親因年老而腰彎背駝。Thelittletreeisbowedwithsnow.4.n.Hemadealowbow深鞠躬makeone’sbow(演員)初次露面takeabow謝幕5.[b?u]n.蝴蝶結；弓bowleg★safetyn.safetyfirstsafety–belt,seat–belt安全帶safeadj.Itissafetodosafeandsound安然無恙★sympatheticadj.sympatheticwordsbesympatheticto同意sympathyn.REDFORDANGERDuringabullfight,adrunksuddenlywanderedintothemiddleofthering.Thecrowdbegantoshout,butthedrunkwasunawareofthedanger.Thebullwasbusywiththematadoratthetime,butitsuddenlycaughtsightofthedrunkwhowasshoutingruderemarksandwavingaredcap.Apparentlysensitivetocriticism,thebullforgotallaboutthematadorandchargedatthedrunk.Thecrowdsuddenlygrewquiet.

Thedrunk,however,seemedquitesureofhimself.Whenthebullgotclosetohim,heclumsilysteppedasidetoletitpass.Thecrowdbrokeintocheersandthedrunkbowed.Bythistime,however,threemenhadcomeintotheringandtheyquicklydraggedthedrunktosafety.Eventhebullseemedtofeelsorryforhim,foritlookedonsympatheticallyuntilthedrunkwasoutofthewaybeforeoncemoreturningitsattentiontothematador.Duringabullfight,adrunksuddenlywanderedintothemiddleofthering.Thecrowdbegantoshout,butthedrunkwasunawareofthedanger.redfordanger危險的紅色paintthetownred（口）胡鬧，狂歡beinthered虧空，負債beunawareof…不知道，沒有覺察……當她看書的時候，沒察覺到周圍的噪音Whileshereadthebook,shewasunawareofthenoisearoundher.我不知道你要來Iwasunawarethatyouwerecoming.Thebullwasbusywiththematadoratthetime,butitsuddenlycaughtsightofthedrunkwhowasshoutingruderemarksandwavingaredcap.catchsightof…突然看到……

AsIcameoutoftheshop,IcaughtsightofDaninthecrowd.ruderemarks粗話violent/stronglanguageApparentlysensitivetocriticism,thebullforgotallaboutthematadorandchargedatthedrunk.Thecrowdsuddenlygrewquiet.sensitivetocriticism對挑釁/批評敏感chargeat…向……攻擊Thedrunk,however,seemedquitesureofhimself.Whenthebullgotclosetohim,heclumsilysteppedasidetoletitpass.stepon踩到stepin請進instep步調(diào)一致outofstepasteptowardsuccess,stepbysteptakeanunusualstep采取非常手段Thecrowdbrokeintocheersandthedrunkbowed.breakinto…突然發(fā)出，突然……起來Onhearingthenews,shebrokeintotears.WhenSallysawthewomanwearingahatthatlookedlikealighthouse,shebrokeintolaughter.breakinto+n.=breakout+gerundBythistime,however,threemenhadcomeintothering