Unit3Theartofpainting派生词及练习-高中英语译林版（2020）选择性

选必1Unit3Theartofpainting学案Period1派生词及练习Presentation1mostlyadv.主要地，一般地→____________adj.大部分，主要的2neighbourhoodn.社区，四邻；街坊;邻近的地方→___________n.邻居→_______________adj.邻近的；附近的；接壤的3liberationn．解放，摆脱→___________v．解放，解救，摆脱4opposedadj.反对的，敌对的；相反的，对立的→___________v.反对，对抗，抗争→___________prep.在…的对面n.对立面；反义词adj.相反的；对面的adv.在对面→___________adv.反向地；在相反的位置；面对面→___________n.反对；反对派；敌对→___________n.反对者5dominatevt.&vi.在……中具有最重要(或明显)的特色；支配，控制；占有优势；俯视→______________n．控制，统治→___________adj.独裁的；专横的；有影响力的→_______________adj.占支配地位的，占优势的employvt.运用，使用；雇用→______________n．雇员；从业员工→____________n．雇主；老板→______________n．使用；职业；雇用→______________n．失业7．realisticadj.逼真的，栩栩如生的；现实的，实际的→___________adj.真的；真实的→______________n．真实；现实8．essencen．本质，精髓；香精，精油→__________adj.最重要的；不可缺少的；本质的9.vividadj.逼真的；（颜色）；（人的想像）丰富的→________adv.生动地；强烈地→____________n.生动；活泼；明亮→__________vt.使生动；使活跃10．architecturen．建筑设计，建筑风格；建筑学→__________n．建筑师→______________adj.建筑学的；建筑上的11．arrangevt.&vi.整理，布置；安排，筹备→______________n．整理；安排12.historicadj.历史上著名的；有史时期的→______________adj.历史(上)的；有关历史的→______________n．历史→______________n.历史学家13．apparentadj.显而易见，明白易懂，显然→______________adv.显然地；显而易见地14.preciseadj.精确的；恰好的，确切的；（人)一丝不苟的→______________adv.精确地→______________n.精度，[数]精密度；精确→______________n.严谨；精确15.ambitiousadj.有抱负的，野心勃勃的；费劲的，艰巨的；热望的→____________adv.雄心勃勃地；劲头十足地；热切地→____________n.野心，雄心；抱负，志向prehensiveadj.综合性的，全面的；有理解力的→____________adv.包括一切地→____________n.理解；包含→____________n.综合；详尽→____________vt.理解；包含；由…组成17.criticn．评论家；批评者，挑剔的人→____________adj.批评的→____________v．批评18.inspectionn．检查，查看，审视；视察→____________v．检查，视察→____________n．检查人员19.exposev.暴露，使显露；使遭受（危险或不快）；接触，体验；露出，显露（感情）→____________adj.暴露的，无掩蔽的;接触的→____________n.暴露；曝光；揭露；陈列20．politicaladj.政治的，政府的，政权的；政党的，党派的→____________n．政治，政治学→____________n．政客，政治家21.exhibitionn.展览，展出；表现，展示→___________v.&n.展出;展览；展览品；展示会→____________n.展出者；显示者22．rareadj.稀少的，罕见的；稀罕的，珍贵的→____________adv.稀少地，罕见地；珍贵地→____________稀罕；珍奇Ⅱ.Practice1．In____________,_manypeople____________thatthe_______paintingsometimescannotbe__________enoughtoshowalltheaspectsofpeople'slife.(real)2．Itis____________totheartiststofindoutthe____________oftheImpressionistviewofart.(essence)3．Thechanging_______colorsofthesunsetfascinatedtheeye,__________explicatingthebeautyofnature.(vivid)4．Alotofpreciousculturalrelicsare____________intheexhibitioninShanghai,wheremanyofthemareon____________forthefirsttime.(display)5．Students'interestsare____________(most)limitedtotheacademicrealm(领域)．6．Before____________(liberate),therewerefewdoctorsandlittlemedicineinthecountryside.7．Theyhadfivecenturiesof____________(dominate)bytheRomans.8．Graduatesarefindingitmoreandmoredifficulttofind____________(employ)．9．Itisnot____________(real)toexpectpeopletospendsomuchmoney.10．Themuseumisclosedwhile____________(essence)repairsarebeingcarriedout.11．Ican____________(vivid)rememberthefeelingofpanic.12．Heglimpsedsomethingontheedgeofhis____________(visual)．13．Itwasshewhofirstintroducedthepleasuresof____________(sail)toaforeigncountry.14．____________(apparent),hewasamanoffewwords.15．Hehascastherasan____________(ambition)lawyerinhislatestmovie.16．Hewaseducatedathislocal____________(prehend)schoolandthenatOxford.17．Engineerscarriedoutathorough____________(inspect)ofthetrack.18．Theycouldnotensureasmoothtransferof____________(politic)power.19．____________(rare)hasadebateattractedsomuchmediaattention.20．Weshouldtakemorecareofour____________(history)buildings.21．Theyhave____________(most)investedtheirmoneyinexpensiverealestate.22．Averagelifeexpectancyhasrisenfrom36yearsbefore____________(liberate)to74yearsatpresent.23．Shecertainlywasa____________(dominate)figureinpolitics.24．____________(employ)maybeanunderlyingcauseoftherisingcrimerate.25．Wetrytomakethesetrainingcoursesas____________(real)aspossible.26．Cooperativeactivityis____________(essence)toeffectivemunitywork.27．Thebuildingisaprimeexampleof1960s____________(architect)．28．Manypeoplehaveexpressedtheirdissatisfactionwiththe____________(arrange)．29．Thecountry'scarindustryissostronglyprotectedthatforeigncarsare__________(rare)seenthere.30．Thereportwassharply____________(critic)ofthelocalpolice.31．The____________(inspect)openedthepacketofcigarettes.32．Intenyearshe'llbedeadandburiedasa____________(political)．33.Marxproducedanewtheoryabout____________(history)changebaseduponconflictbetweenpetinggroups.选必1Unit3Theartofpainting学案（教师版）Period1派生词及练习Presentation1mostlyadv.主要地，一般地→mostadj.大部分，主要的2neighbourhoodn.社区，四邻；街坊;邻近的地方→neighborn.邻居→neighboringadj.邻近的；附近的；接壤的3liberationn．解放，摆脱→liberatev．解放，解救，摆脱4opposedadj.反对的，敌对的；相反的，对立的→opposevi.vt.反对，对抗，抗争→oppositeprep.在…的对面n.对立面；反义词adj.相反的；对面的；对立的adv.在对面→oppositionn.反对；反对派；敌对→opposern.反对者→oppositelyadv.反向地；在相反的位置；面对面5dominatevt.&vi.在……中具有最重要(或明显)的特色；支配，控制；占有优势；俯视→dominationn．控制，统治→dominatingadj.主要的；独裁的；专横的；有影响力的→dominantadj.占支配地位的，占优势的6．employvt.运用，使用；雇用→employeen．雇员；从业员工→employern．雇主；老板→employmentn．使用；职业；雇用→unemploymentn．失业7．realisticadj.逼真的，栩栩如生的；现实的，实际的；明智的→realadj.真的；真实的→realityn．真实；现实8．essencen．本质，精髓；香精，精油→essentialadj.最重要的；不可缺少的；本质的9.vividadj.生动的，逼真的；（颜色）鲜艳的，明亮的；（人的想像）丰富的→vividlyadv.生动地；强烈地→vividnessn.生动；活泼；明亮→vivifyvt.使生动；使活跃10．architecturen．建筑设计，建筑风格；建筑学→architectn．建筑师→architecturaladj.建筑学的；建筑上的11．arrangevt.&vi.整理，布置；安排，筹备→arrangementn．整理；安排12.historicadj.历史上著名的；有史时期的→historicaladj.历史(上)的；有关历史的→historyn．历史→historiann.历史学家13．apparentadj.显而易见，明白易懂，显然→apparentlyadv.显然地；显而易见地14.preciseadj.精确的，准确的；恰好的，确切的；（人）严格的，一丝不苟的→preciselyadv.精确地；恰恰→precisionn.精度，[数]精密度；精确preciseness严谨；精确；古板15.ambitiousadj.有抱负的，野心勃勃的；费劲的，艰巨的；热望的→adv.ambitiously雄心勃勃地；劲头十足地；热切地→ambitionn.野心，雄心；抱负，志向16.prehensiveadj.综合性的，全面的；有理解力的→prehensivelyadv.包括地；包括一切地→prehensionn.理解；包含→prehensivenessn.综合；详尽→prehendvt.理解；包含；由…组成17.criticn．批评家，评论家；批评者，挑剔的人→criticaladj.批评的→criticizev．批评18.inspectionn．检查，查看，审视；视察→inspectv．检查，视察→inspectorn．检查人员，巡查官19.exposev.暴露，使显露；使遭受（危险或不快）；接触，体验；露出，显露（感情）→exposedadj.暴露的，无掩蔽的;接触的→exposuren.暴露；曝光；揭露；陈列20．politicaladj.政治的，政府的，政权的；政党的，党派的→politicsn．政治，政治学→politiciann．政客，政治家21.exhibitionn.展览，展出；表现，展示→exhibitv.&n.展出;展览；显示;展览品；展示会→exhibitorn.展出者；显示者22．rareadj.稀少的，罕见的；稀罕的，珍贵的→rarelyadv.稀少地，罕见地；稀罕地，珍贵地→rareness稀薄；稀罕；珍奇Ⅱ.Practice1．Inreality,_manypeoplerealizethattherealpaintingsometimescannotberealisticenoughtoshowalltheaspectsofpeople'slife.(real)2．ItisessentialtotheartiststofindouttheessenceoftheImpressionistviewofart.(essence)3．Thechangingvividcoloursofthesunsetfascinatedtheeye,vividlyexplicatingthebeautyofnature.(vivid)14．AlotofpreciousculturalrelicsaredisplayedintheexhibitioninShanghai,wheremanyofthemareondisplayforthefirsttime.(display)5．Students'interestsaremostly(most)limitedtotheacademicrealm(领域)．6．Beforeliberation(liberate),therewerefewdoctorsandlittlemedicineinthecountryside.7．Theyhadfivecenturiesofdomination(dominate)bytheRomans.8．Graduatesarefindingitmoreandmoredifficulttofindemployment(employ)．9．Itisnotrealistic(real)toexpectpeopletospendsomuchmoney.10．Themuseumisclosedwhileessential(essence)repairsarebeingcarriedout.11．Icanvividly(vivid)rememberthefeelingofpanic.12．Heglimpsedsomethingontheedgeofhisvision(visual)．13．Itwasshewhofirstintroducedthepleasuresofsailing(sail)toaforeigncountry.14．Apparently(apparent),hewasamanoffewwords.15．Hehascastherasanambitious(ambition)lawyerinhislatestmovie.16．Hewaseducatedathislocalprehensive(prehend)schoolandthenatOxford.17．Engineerscarriedoutathoroughinspection(inspect)ofthetrack.18．Theycouldnotensureasmoothtransferofpolitical(politic)power.19．Rarely(rare)hasadebateattractedsomuchmediaattention.20．Weshouldtakemorecareofourhistoric(history)buildings.21．Theyhavemostly(most)investedtheirmoneyinexpensiverealestate.22．Avera