Unit 2 Success 单词检测 课件-2026-2027学年高中英语北师大版选择性必修第一册

该高中英语单元复习课件围绕“成功”主题，系统梳理核心词汇（如persistent, determined）、短语（如make sense, drop out）及相关话题（职业、成功品质等），通过主题分类与话题场景（如Lesson 1的millionaire案例）结合，构建词汇-短语-话题的逻辑知识网络。 其亮点在于注重词汇应用与思维训练，如通过“devote ... to”等短语的例句练习提升语言能力，结合Reading club的阅读材料分析成功案例培养思维品质。分层设计涵盖基础与拓展词汇，教师可据此开展个性化复习，有效帮助学生巩固知识，提升复习效率。

Unit 2 SUCCESS 1.7.2013 大家好，欢迎来到今天的英语词汇学习课。今天我们将一起学习选择性必修一第二单元，主题是“Success”，也就是成功。在这个单元中，我们将接触到许多与成功相关的重要词汇和短语。让我们开始吧！ ‹#› persistent 1.7.2013 The first word is persistent, an adjective, meaning continuing firmly or obstinately in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition. For example, a persistent person never gives up easily. ‹#› determined 1.7.2013 第二个词是 determined，形容词，意为“坚定的，坚决的”。它和persistent意思相近，但更强调内心的决心。 ‹#› optimistic 1.7.2013 第三个词是 optimistic，形容词，“乐观的，乐观主义的”。一个optimistic的人总是看到事情积极的一面。 ‹#› astronaut 1.7.2013 接下来是 astronaut，名词，指“宇航员”。他们是探索太空的英雄。 ‹#› committed 1.7.2013 committed, adjective. It describes the state of being fully devoted to a goal, belief, or cause. ‹#› disciplined 1.7.2013 Disciplined is an adjective meaning "obedient to discipline" or "self-controlled". Successful people are usually very disciplined. ‹#› enthusiastic 1.7.2013 enthusiastic，形容词，“热心的，热衷的”。对自己所做的事情充满热情是成功的关键。 ‹#› ambitious 1.7.2013 Ambitious, an adjective, means "having a strong desire to achieve something great". Having ambition is the first step to pursuing success. ‹#› appreciative 1.7.2013 appreciative, adjective ‹#› make sense 1.7.2013 make sense，一个常用短语，意思是“有意义；解释得通”。比如，His argument doesn't make sense. 他的论点说不通。 ‹#› injury 1.7.2013 injury, noun, meaning "harm or damage done to someone or something". ‹#› career 1.7.2013 career，名词，“职业，事业”。规划好自己的career path是成功的重要部分。 ‹#› commitment 1.7.2013 commitment，名词，“投入，忠诚，奉献，承诺”。它是committed的名词形式，强调一种责任感。 ‹#› cooperation 1.7.2013 cooperation，名词，“合作，协作”。在团队中，cooperation是成功的关键。 ‹#› employee 1.7.2013 ‹#› 1 Lesson 1 1.7.2013 现在我们进入Lesson 1的词汇学习。 ‹#› millionaire Many people dream of becoming a millionaire, but few are willing to put in the consistent effort required to achieve that goal. 1.7.2013 millionaire，名词，“百万富翁”。很多人梦想成为millionaire。 ‹#› comfortably 1.7.2013 comfortably，副词，“舒服地，舒适地”。比如，live comfortably 过着舒适的生活。 ‹#› symbol 1.7.2013 symbol, noun, meaning "a sign that represents something else". The dove is a symbol of peace. ‹#› ultimate 1.7.2013 ultimate，形容词，“最后的，最终的”。比如，the ultimate goal 最终目标。 ‹#› professor 1.7.2013 professor, noun. ‹#› fortune 1.7.2013 fortune，名词，“大笔的钱，巨款”。也可以指运气，如 Good fortune. ‹#› dormitory 1.7.2013 dormitory, noun. Meaning "a room for sleeping in, especially in a school or university". Often shortened to "dorm". ‹#› furniture 1.7.2013 Furniture is an uncountable noun meaning 'furniture'. Note that it is an uncountable noun and cannot be directly modified by numerals; use phrases like 'a piece of' instead. ‹#› appreciate 1.7.2013 appreciate，动词，“欣赏，赏识”。比如，I appreciate your help. 我感谢你的帮助。 ‹#› hunger 1.7.2013 hunger，名词，“饥饿，饥荒”。也可以用作动词，表示渴望。 ‹#› get on 1.7.2013 get on，短语动词，“发迹，出人头地”。比如，He got on in the world. 他出人头地了。 ‹#› guilty 1.7.2013 guilty，形容词，“内疚的，羞愧的”。做错事时会感到guilty。 ‹#› drop out 1.7.2013 drop out，短语动词，“退出，脱离，辍学”。比如，drop out of school 辍学。 ‹#› Lesson 2 1.7.2013 ‹#› hybrid Example: a hybrid car; a hybrid of different styles 1.7.2013 hybrid, a noun meaning "something that is a mixture of two different things". For example, "a hybrid car" refers to a vehicle that uses more than one source of power. ‹#› influential 1.7.2013 influential，形容词，“有影响力的”。An influential person 一个有影响力的人。 ‹#› devote 1.7.2013 devote: a transitive verb meaning "to give all or most of one's time, energy, or attention to someone or something". It is often used with the preposition "to". ‹#› devote … to He devoted his life to science. 1.7.2013 devote ... to，短语，“致力于”。例如，He devoted his life to science. 他毕生致力于科学。 ‹#› production 1.7.2013 production，名词，“生产，产量”。Mass production 大规模生产。 ‹#› minimum 1.7.2013 minimum: noun / adjective, meaning "the smallest amount or number allowed or possible". ‹#› championship 1.7.2013 championship, noun. "Win the championship." ‹#› publisher 1.7.2013 ‹#› reject 1.7.2013 reject (verb): to refuse to accept or consider something. ‹#› contract 1.7.2013 contract, noun, meaning "a formal agreement between two or more parties". Phrase: Sign a contract. ‹#› motivating 1.7.2013 motivating, adjective. Meaning: making you want to do something, especially something that involves hard work and effort. E.g. a motivating speech. ‹#› limit 1.7.2013 limit, as a verb or noun, means "to restrict" or "a restriction". For example, "Set a limit." ‹#› distraction 1.7.2013 distraction，名词，“使人分心的事物”。Social media can be a distraction. 社交媒体可能会让人分心。 ‹#› convince 1.7.2013 convince, verb, meaning "to persuade someone to do something or to believe something". Common collocations: Convince sb. to do sth. and Convince sb. of sth. ‹#› Lesson 3 1.7.2013 现在我们来看Lesson 3的词汇。 ‹#› extreme 1.7.2013 extreme，名词或形容词，“极端”。Go to extremes. 走极端。 ‹#› strive 1.7.2013 strive，动词，“努力,奋斗”。Strive for success. 为成功而奋斗。 ‹#› encyclopaedia 1.7.2013 encyclopaedia，名词，“百科全书”。 ‹#› entry 1.7.2013 entry，名词，“条目”。比如字典里的一个entry。 ‹#› a academic 1.7.2013 academic，形容词，“学术的”。Academic research. 学术研究。 ‹#› ruin 1.7.2013 ruin，动词，“毁掉,糟蹋,毁坏”。Bad habits can ruin your life. 坏习惯会毁掉你的生活。 ‹#› skip 1.7.2013 skip，动词，“不做(本来应做的事),蹦跳着走”。Skip breakfast. 不吃早餐。 ‹#› defensive 1.7.2013 defensive，形容词，“戒备的,自卫的”。 ‹#› element 1.7.2013 element, noun. ‹#› workout 1.7.2013 workout，名词，“训练，锻炼”。Do a workout. 做一次锻炼。 ‹#› intensity 1.7.2013 intensity，名词，“强度，强烈”。The intensity of the workout. 锻炼的强度。 ‹#› selfish 1.7.2013 selfish, adjective. Meaning 'selfish; self-serving'. It focuses on only considering one's own interests and ignoring others' feelings or needs. ‹#› sacrifice 1.7.2013 sacrifice，名词，“牺牲”。Success often requires sacrifice. 成功往往需要牺牲。 ‹#› countless 1.7.2013 countless，形容词，“无数的,数不尽的”。Countless stars. 无数的星星。 ‹#› hire 1.7.2013 hire，动词，“租用”。也可以指“雇佣”。 ‹#› triathlete 1.7.2013 triathlete，名词，“铁人三项运动员”。 ‹#› boil 1.7.2013 boil，动词，“(使)沸腾,煮沸”。Boil the water. 把水烧开。 ‹#› boil down to sth 1.7.2013 boil down to sth，短语，“归结为，要点是”。It all boils down to money. 一切都归结为钱的问题。 ‹#› enormous 1.7.2013 enormous，形容词，“巨大的,庞大的”。An enormous amount of work. 大量的工作。 ‹#› stay in 1.7.2013 stay in，短语，“待在家里”。I'm going to stay in tonight. 我今晚打算待在家里。 ‹#› length 1.7.2013 length，名词，“长度”。The river is 300 miles in length. 这条河有300英里长。 ‹#› rugby 1.7.2013 ‹#› apply oneself to sth You must apply yourself to your studies. 1.7.2013 apply oneself to sth，短语，“努力，专习致志于某事”。You must apply yourself to your studies. 你必须专心学习。 ‹#› apart 1.7.2013 apart，形容词或副词，“分开,散开”。Tear it apart. 把它撕开。 ‹#› set sb/sth apart 1.7.2013 set sb/sth apart，短语，“使与众不同”。Her talent sets her apart from other singers. 她的才华使她与众不同。 ‹#› platform 1.7.2013 platform ‹#› injured 1.7.2013 injured，形容词，“受伤的”。The injured player was carried off the field. 受伤的球员被抬出了赛场。 ‹#› outstanding She is an outstanding student who always gets top grades. 1.7.2013 outstanding，形容词，“杰出的，优秀的”。An outstanding student. 一名优秀的学生。 ‹#› a average The average age of the students in this class is 16. 1.7.2013 Average: adjective/noun, meaning "mediocre; ordinary; average" / "average level; average number". ‹#› normal 1.7.2013 normal, adjective. Example: Everything is back to normal. ‹#› W Writing workshop 1.7.2013 接下来是写作工坊的词汇。 ‹#› iron 1.7.2013 iron，名词，“铁，熨斗”。 ‹#› hammer 1.7.2013 hammer (noun): a tool with a heavy metal head at the end of a handle, used for hitting things. ‹#› recognised 1.7.2013 recognised, adjective. Meaning: accepted as true or valid. Example: a recognised expert. ‹#› contribute 1.7.2013 contribute，动词，“捐献，促成”。Contribute to a charity. 向慈善机构捐款。 ‹#› style 1.7.2013 style，名词，“方式，特点”。Her painting style is unique. 她的绘画风格很独特。 ‹#› retire 1.7.2013 ‹#› retire from 1.7.2013 retire from，短语，“从……退休”。He retired from the company last year. 他去年从公司退休了。 ‹#› leadership 1.7.2013 leadership (noun): the action of leading a group of people or an organization. ‹#› devotion 1.7.2013 devotion, noun. Example: Devotion to duty. ‹#› 01 Reading club 1 1.7.2013 现在我们进入阅读俱乐部1的词汇。 ‹#› advanced 1.7.2013 advanced, adjective, meaning "advanced, high-level, late". For example: Advanced technology. ‹#› forwards 1.7.2013 forwards，副词，“向前”。Move forwards. 向前移动。 ‹#› collapse 1.7.2013 collapse，动词，“突然倒下,倒塌”。The building collapsed. 大楼倒塌了。 ‹#› reference 1.7.2013 reference，名词，“推荐信,谈到,提及”。Give a reference for someone. 为某人写推荐信。 ‹#› faith 1.7.2013 faith，名词，“相信，信任”。Have faith in yourself. 相信自己。 ‹#› Reading club 2 1.7.2013 最后是阅读俱乐部2的词汇。 ‹#› discipline 1.7.2013 discipline: noun/verb ‹#› v found verb He founded a new company. 1.7.2013 found，动词，“创立，创建”。He founded a new company. 他创立了一家新公司。 ‹#› rejection 1.7.2013 rejection，名词，“嫌弃,拒绝接受”。It's difficult to deal with rejection. 被拒绝很难受。 ‹#› fashion 1.7.2013 fashion, noun, meaning "style, fashion". Example: Follow fashion. ‹#› designer 1.7.2013 designer，名词，“设计师,设计者”。A fashion designer. 时装设计师。 ‹#› bitterly 1.7.2013 bitterly, adverb, meaning "in a bitter manner; acutely; very much". Example: He wept bitterly. ‹#› promotion 1.7.2013 promotion, noun. Get a promotion. ‹#› bridal 1.7.2013 bridal，形容词，“婚礼的,新娘的”。A bridal dress. 新娘礼服。 ‹#› label 1.7.2013 label，名词或动词，“便签,标记”或“贴标签于”。 ‹#› entrance 1.7.2013 entrance，名词，“进入许可，入口”。 ‹#› income A high income. 1.7.2013 income, noun, meaning 'income, earnings'. Example: A high income. ‹#› Thank You 1.7.2013 非常好！我们已经完成了第二单元所有重点词汇的学习。希望大家课后多加复习，把这些词汇运用到实际交流和写作中去。今天的课就到这里，谢谢大家！ ‹#› $