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情境串记
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Unit 12 Life is full of the unexpected.
Section A
记背打卡:________月________日
情境串记
课后词汇
音标
词义
拓展
Unexpectedly, I overslept this morning. Then I rushed out of the house with my backpack. Luckily, a kind neighbor gave me a lift.
unexpected
/ˌʌnɪk'spektɪd/
adj. 出乎意料
的;始料不及的
expect v. 预料;期待[15考]
unexpectedly adv. 意外地;出乎意料地
backpack
/'bækpæk/
n. 背包;旅行包
oversleep
/ˌəʊvə(r)'sliːp/
v. 睡过头;睡得太久
【过去式/过去分词】overslept
After I entered a coffee shop which was two blocks east from my office, I waited in line with several other office workers.(Section A 3a改编)
block
/blɒk/, /blɑːk/
n. 街区;(方形平面)大块;一栋楼房生
an office block一栋办公大楼
in line with
与……成一排
worker[3考]
/'wɜː(r)kə(r)/
n. 工作者;工人
work v.& n. 工作[45考]
When we saw a plane had hit my office building, we stared in disbelief at the black smoke rising above the burning building. We felt lucky to be alive.(Section A 3a改编)
above[11考]
/ə'bʌv/
prep. 在……上面adv. 在上面
above all 首先;最重要的是
burn[8考]
/bɜː(r)n/
v. 着火;燃烧;(使)烤煳 生
【过去式/过去分词】burnt/burned
burning adj. 着火的;燃烧的
alive[8考]
/ə'laɪv/
adj. 活着;有生气的
lively adj. 生气勃勃的;(色彩)鲜艳的
One day, in the west of the airport, a plane headed towards the ground. I waited till the doctors came.But sadly, most of the people on the plane were dead.
airport
/'eəpɔː(r)t/
n. 机场
till[8考]
/tɪl/
prep.& conj.
到;直到
west
/west/
adv. 向西;朝西
adj. 向西的;西部的 n. 西;西方
dead[3考]
/ded/
adj. 死的;失去生命的
dying adj. 垂死的
death n. 死;死亡
I was on my way to the market to buy some beans and cream for dinner. Suddenly, a group of people showed up.
cream
/kriːm/
n. 奶油;乳脂
bean
/biːn/
n. 豆;豆荚
market
/'mɑː(r)kɪt/
n. 市场;集市
a fruit market
一个水果市场
Section B
记背打卡:________月________日
情境串记
课后词汇
音标
词义
拓展
Last night, I went to a costume party. But as I walked in, I realized I'd forgotten part of my costume. I looked like a complete fool and felt really embarrassed.
fool
/fuːl/
n. 蠢人;傻瓜
v. 愚弄
foolish adj. 愚蠢的;傻的
make a fool of sb. 愚弄某人;使某人出丑
costume
/'kɒstjuːm/, /'kɑːstuːm/
n. (特定场合穿的)服装;装束
costume party
化装舞会
embarrassed
/ɪm'bærəst/
adj. 窘迫的;害羞的
be embarrassed about...
对……感到尴尬
A man asked his girlfriend to marry him. The lady agreed. However, it was a joke, which was an unexpected discovery for her. His show was canceled. Even a police officer came to fix the problem.(Section B 2b改编)
discovery[3考]
/dɪ'skʌvəri/
n. 发现;发觉
discover v. 发现;发觉[5考]
lady
/'leɪdi/
n. 女士;女子
ladies(pl.)
cancel[6考]
/'kænsl/
v. 取消;终止
officer[3考]
/'ɒfɪsə/, /'ɑːfɪsər/
n. 军官;官员
office n. 办公
室[6考]
My magic trick is always believable. But one day when I was showing off my new magic trick, I made a coin disappear, but then it didn't reappear as planned. It was so embarrassing.
believable
/bɪ'liːvəbl/
adj. 可相信的;可信任的
believe v. 相信[8考]
unbelievable 难以置信的;不真实的
disappear[3考]
/ˌdɪsə'pɪə/
v. 消失;不见
appear v. 出
现[3考]
appearance n. 出现;露面;外貌
embarrassing
/ɪm'bærəsɪ/
adj. 使人害羞的(难堪的或惭愧的)
embarrassed
adj. 窘迫的;害羞的
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