张汉熙高级英语2第三版电子版,高级英语2第三版张汉熙课后答案

张汉熙高级英语2第三版电子版,高级英语2第三版张汉熙课后答案

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《高级英语学习指南》是在原教材课程的基础上编写的,每单元涉及词汇短语、文本精读、文体修辞、全文翻译及练习解答等内容,旨在帮助学生更好更高效地学习和掌握教材中的重点和难点知识,具有较强的

在写作过程中,该书突出重点,答疑难,语言简洁,讲解深而浅,希望得到广大英语专业学生和英语自学者的喜爱和认可。

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lesson1pubtalkandtheking’s English

一.词汇短语

1.intricate [5intrikit ] adj.com plex; solvableorcomprehensibleonlywithpainstakingeffort错综复杂; 难懂、难解决: an intricate design难懂的设计

2.indulge [ in5dql dv ] vt.toyieldtothedesiresandwhimsof,especially to an excessive degree沉迷、放纵、纵情享受: indulgeoneselfineaselfineaneare 吃饱了

3.meander [ mi5a NDE ] VI.tomoveaimlesslyandidlywithoutfixeddirection漫游、闲逛: weusuallymeanderdownthepubafterthedinnnned

4.conversation a list [ 7kcn ve5seifenelist ] n.onegiventoorskilledatconversation健谈者: He is even-tempered,easy-going ation

5.anecdote [5anikdeut ] n.ashortaccountofaninterestingorhumorousincident逸闻,奇闻: hetoldoneortwoamusinganecdotesaboutesaboutesabouthisysysysabouted

6.intimate [ 5int imit ] n.aclosefriendorconfidant挚友、知己

7.ontherocksinorintoaconditionofruinorcatastrophe破坏的,失败的: didshehaveahunchthatmybusinessisgoingontherocks? 她预感到我的生意会崩溃吗?

8.musketeer [ 7mq sk5 tie ] n.asoldierarmedwithamusket枪手

9.delve [ delv ] v.tosearchdeeplyandlaboriously钻研,调查: hedelvedintolotsofoldbookandpapersforthefact .他钻研了许多旧书和文章,事实其构成的短语是: delve into钻头,深入研究

10.recess [ri5ses] n. a secluded,withdrawn,or inner place幽会

11.desultorily [5deselterili ] adv.aimlessly,at random自由,漫无目的: theytalkeddesultorilyforsomeminutes .他们随便谈了几分钟。

12.alchemy [ 5al Kimi ] n.asciencestudiedinthemiddleages,thatinvolvedtryingtochangeordinarymetalsintogold炼金术

13.Saxon churl [ TFE:l ] atermusedpejorativelybythenormanconquerorstomeananill-bred,ignorant English peasant .野蛮人,没有教养

14.tart [ TB:t ] adj.sharporbitterintoneormeaning; 刁难、尖刻: a tart reply辛辣的回答

15.convict [5kcnvikt ] n.apersonfoundordeclaredguiltyofanoffenseorcrime罪犯

16.sty [ stai ] n.anenclosureforswine猪圈,猪圈

17.rift [ rift ] n.abreakinfriendlyrelations裂缝,失和: heal the rift between us填补我们之间的裂缝

18.rear [riE] vt. to tend培养、饲养: rear poultry饲养家禽

19.scamper [5skampe ] VI.torunorgoquicklyandlightly跳着跑: The children scampered off to play .孩子们蹦蹦跳跳地去玩。

20.rendering [5render in ] n.atranslation翻译

21.bilingual [ Bai 5lin ^ wel ] adj.usingorabletousetwolanguages使用两种语言的《a bilingual dictionary双解词典》

22.revolt [ ri5 veult ] v.toattempttooverthrowtheauthorityofthestate; rebel反抗,发动了叛乱: revolt against authority反抗当局

23 .中途拦截和屏蔽intercept [7inte5sept ] vt.to stop、deflect和orinterrupttheprogressorintendedcourseof; 拦截: intercepttheenemy’sbombers拦截敌方轰炸机

24.abuse [ e5bju:z ] vt.a ( toassailwithcontemptuous,coarse,or insulting words; revile辱骂、中伤: abuse a friend辱骂朋友; b ) to use wrongly or improperly; 滥用、滥用misuse :滥用abuse one’sprivilege的特权

25.coin [kCin] vt. to devise杜撰、杜撰: coin a new word

造新字

26.tussle [ 5t qsl ] VI.tostruggleroughly; scuffle格斗、斗争、扭伤: theybegintotusslewitheachotherforthecoin .他们为了争夺硬币而吵架。

27.dandelion [5dandilaien ] n.awildplantwithabrightyellowflowerwhichlaterbecomesawhiteballofseedsthatareblownawayinthewinthed

28.pejorative [ 5pi:dver etiv ] adj.disparaging; belittling轻蔑、轻视: She spoke in a pejorative tone .她用轻蔑的语气说。

29.facetious [ fe5si:FeS ] adj.playfully jocular; humorous滑稽、幽默: facetious remarks幽默评论

30.underling [ 5qn delin ] n.oneoflesserrankorauthoritythananother; a subordinate部下,部下: He seemed to be master,not underling,now .他现在看起来像主人,不是部下。

31.jeer [ dvie ] n.ascoffingortauntingremarkorshout嘲笑、嘲笑: cold jeer and hot abuses冷笑

32.edict [ 5i:dikt ] n.aformalorauthoritativeproclamation法令,布告: theedictwassubjecttomanyinterpretations .该法令附加了许多解释

33.immune [ i5mju:n ] adj.a ( notsubjecttoanobligationimposedonothers; exempt免除、免除: immune from taxation免税; b ) not affected by a given influence; unresponsive不受影响的有免疫力的东西: immune system免疫系统

34.ultimatum [7qlti 5me item ] n.afinalstatementoftermsmadebyonepartytoanother最后通牒。 其复数形式是ultimatums

35.sinister [ 5si niste ] adj.presagingtrouble; ominous凶险不祥: sinister storm clouds预言着暴风雨即将到来的不祥之云

36.chimpanzee [5tfimpen 5z I:] n.anintelligentafricananimalthatislikealargemonkeywithoutatail黑猩猩

二.文本精解

1.thefactthattheirmarriagesmaybeontherocks :短语on the rocks是指“即将破裂; 濒临破产”。

2 .…oreventhattheygotoutofbedonthewrongsideissimplynotaconcern :此句涉及英语习语的用法。 英国人相信,一个人早上起床时,左脚先着地是不吉利的。 如果这一天预示着会发生倒霉的事情,那么这一天的心情也会相应地变得不好,变得忧郁,容易生气。 成语get out of bed on the wrong side来自这里,意思是“心情不好,不开心”。

3 .…althoughtheylivedsidebysidewitheachother,didnotdelveintoeachother’slives :文中delve一词意为“搜索、翻查”,此处

4.wehadtraveledinfiveminutestoaustralia :请注意,此句意味着“换位思考、转换话题”,而不是真正意义上的长途跋涉。 在此,作者用travel一词来突出“聊天”话题演变的速度。

5.thereisalwaysresistanceinthelowerclassestoanyattemptbyanupperclasstolaydown rules :短语lay down此处指“制定规则、原则等”。 这个短语也有“存”、“建”的意思。 例如: lay down claret贮藏红葡萄酒; lay down a new railway track将修建新铁路。

6.thesaxonpeasantswhotilledthelandandrearedtheanimals:till,意为\”耕作、耕作\”; rear是指“饲养”。

7 .…thenormanlordsofcourseturneduptheirnoseatit :短语turnone’snoseupatsth是指“轻视、蔑视某事; 实在看不下去”。 例: sheturnedhernoseupatmysmalldonation .她讨厌我捐一点小钱嗤之以鼻。