新概念第三册第18课

Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart现代艺术的电流

新概念第三册第18课current

n.（水，气，电）流watercurrent/electriccurrent/aircurrentAstreamoftraffic/touristsAgustofwindAtorrentofwatercurrentadj.目前的，现在的current

affairs

时事currentfashioncurrency

n.流通（货币）hardcurrencycurrently

adv.普遍地，通常地，现在，当前新概念第三册第18课sculpturen.雕塑

一件雕塑品apieceofsculpture阳刻carvevt.

icecarving阴刻engravevt.beengravedinyourmemory/mind/heartmodeloneselfon/after把自己塑造成mould/moldsthinto[məʊld]铸造（用模子制作）Herdresswasmoldedtoherbody.新概念第三册第18课mistakenadj.错误的adj.incorrect/wrong/misunderstoodmakeamistake/bymistake弄错Hetookmyumbrellabymistake.mistakesbforsb把….误认为YesterdayImistookhimformyclassmate.新概念第三册第18课artgalleryn.美术馆（artmuseum）EmbassyLibraryRestaurantTeahouseoddlyadv.古怪的strange

adj.奇怪的;陌生的Thatisstrange！oddadj.古怪的；奇数的oddnumber---evennumberqueeradj.奇特的（贬义的）;homosexualqueerbirdLook,heiswearingaqueerhat.weirdadj.怪异的weirdhairdoeccentricadj.[ɪk'sɛntrɪk]古怪的，反常的aneccentricoldman新概念第三册第18课attachv.连,系attachimportance/significancetosth对…非常重视InChina,weattachtoomuchimportancetoacademiceducation.Please

see

attachment

fordetails.(n.附件)affiliatedadj.附属的，有关联的ahighschoolaffiliatedtoauniversity新概念第三册第18课spheren.球体hemispheren.半球theNorthernHemispheretheEasternHemispheregloben.地球；地球仪；球体TheGlobeFortuneForum新概念第三册第18课magnetizev.使磁化；（比喻）吸引Theironwasmagnetized.Hisspeechmagnetizedthelisteners.magneticadj.地磁的；有磁性的magneticforce/field/pole/tapemagnetn.

['mægnət]磁铁magnate['mægneɪt]

n.巨头；大资本家atobaccomagnatetycoonn.企业界大亨，巨头；巨富

新概念第三册第18课fl-

移动的光flickerv.闪烁shineunsteadilyflashv.闪光shineforamomentflashonandoff忽明忽暗flamev.焚烧；泛红；n.火焰Herfaceflamedredwithembarrassment.oldflame旧情人gl-

不移动的光

glarevt.瞪视；发眩光Thetropicsunglareddownonusallday.glittervi.(在阳光照耀下)闪光；闪烁Allthatglittersisnotgold

isawell-knownsaying,meaningthatnoteverythingthatlookspreciousortrueturnsouttobeso.Thiscanapplytopeople,places,orthingsthatpromisetobemorethantheyreallyare.Butgoldwillglitterforever.新概念第三册第18课emitv.放射giveoffemitsound发出声响emitsmell散发出emitlight发出光emitheat放热emitsmoke排放出emitsparks迸发出火花Thesunemitslight.Thechimneyemitted

smoke.

Let

theporridge

simmer['sɪmə]

until

it

beginsto

emit

delicious

smell.

launchaman-madesatelliteprojectamissile['mɪsl]新概念第三册第18课1.Sincetheyemitlightdirectly,OLEDdisplaysdonotneedabacklight.由于也是自身发光，OLED显示器可以不用背光灯。2.Industriesthatemitcarbondioxide[daɪ'ɑksaɪd]wouldhavetobuypermitstodoso.排放二氧化碳的产业必须要购买排放量之类的。3.Earthquakesemitthreetypesofwaveswhichhavetheirowncharacteristics.地震发出两种波，它们有各自的特征。新概念第三册第18课prehistoricadj.史前的，老掉牙的，过时的prehistoricanimalsThestrictfather’sideasabouteducatinggirlsisprehistoric.pre--beforepreschoolchildrenpre-marriageprewarpost--afterpostwarpostponepostgraduatepostmodernfore--frontforename=givennameforecastforewordforetellforeleg----hindlegex--formerex-girlfriendex-wifeex-president新概念第三册第18课Modernsculpturerarelysurprisesusanymore.Theidea

thatmodernartcanonlybeseeninmuseums（同位语）ismistaken.Evenpeoplewhotakenointerestinartcannothavefailedtonoticeexamplesofmodernsculptureondisplayinpublicplaces.Strangeformsstandingardens,andoutsidebuildingsandshops.Wehavegotquiteusedtothem.Someso-called'modern'pieceshavebeenondisplayfornearlyeightyyears.1.rarely

（频率副词）很少，几乎不副词，特别是具有否定意义的副词，置于句首，会引起部分倒装Rarelyhashebeensohappyforyears.Scarcelydidheborrowmoneyfromotherpeople.SeldomhaveIwatchedafilmsotouchingasTitanic.Barelydoesshegobackonherownwords.HardlycanIevertrusthim.NevercouldIresistthetemptationofchocolates.2.even..cannothavefailedtodo就连..也不可能没做什么(强调)Eventhestupideststudentcannothavefailedtopasssuchaneasytest.新概念第三册第18课Inspiteofthis,somepeople--includingmyself--weresurprisedbyarecentexhibition[,ɛksɪ'bɪʃən]ofmodernsculpture.ThefirstthingIsawwhenIenteredtheartgallerywasanoticewhichsaid:'Donottouchtheexhibits.Someofthemaredangerous!'Theobjectsondisplaywerepiecesofmovingsculpture.新概念第三册第18课Oddlyshapedformsthataresuspendedformtheceilingandmoveinresponsetoagustofwind（随风而动）arequitefamiliartoeverybody.Theseobjects,however,weredifferent.Linedupagainstthewall,therewerelongthinwiresattachedtometalspheres.Thesphereshadbeenmagnetizedandattractedorrepelledeachotherallthetime.Inthecentreofthehall,therewereanumberoftallstructureswhichcontainedcolouredlights.Theselightsflickeredcontinuouslyliketrafficlightswhichhavegonemad.respondvi.回答inresponseto作为回答；作为对..的应答inregardto/inrespectto/inrelationto关于；涉及；就..而言新概念第三册第18课Sparkswereemittedfromsmallblackboxesandredlampsflashedonandoffangrily.Itwasratherlikeanexhibitionofprehistoricelectronicequipment.Thesepeculiarformsnotonlyseemeddesignedtoshockpeopleemotionally,buttogivethemelectricshocksaswell!1.elect