Unit2Alife'swork词汇单元回顾总结提升课件高二下学期英语选择性

Unit

2

A

life's

workSection

Ⅵ

Expanding

your

world单元回顾·总结提升Ⅰ.核心单词写作词汇1.

_____v.（使）摆好姿势pose2.

________n.食品杂货店grocery3.

_________n.名人，明星celebrity4.

_____n.试验trial5.

_________n.聚光灯；媒体的关注spotlight6.

________adj.珍稀的；贵重的precious7.

________n.古董，古玩，古物antique8.

__________n.最大量，最大值maximum9.

_______v.擦亮，擦光polish10.

_____v.（狗）吠叫bark11.

______n.短文，论说文essay12.

_________v.包括，由……构成comprise拓展词汇1.

__________n.着迷，迷恋→_________v.深深吸引；迷住→__________adj.入迷的；极感兴趣的→__________adj.极有吸引力的；迷人的；极其有趣的fascinationfascinatefascinatedfascinating2.

________n.时尚→___________adj.流行的，时兴的→___________adv.流行地，时兴地；时髦地fashionfashionablefashionably3.

_____________adj.不复杂的，简单的；单纯的→___________adj.难懂的；复杂的uncomplicatedcomplicated4.

_______adj.原子能的；核能的→______n.原子；原子能atomicatom5.

______adj.恶劣的，艰苦的，严峻的→________adv.残酷地harshharshly6.

___________adj.富裕的，繁荣的，兴旺的，发达的→________v.兴旺，成功，发达→__________n.兴旺，繁荣，昌盛prosperousprosperprosperity7.

__________n.（旧建筑或旧家具等的）修复，整修→_______v.恢复;修复；归还restorationrestore8.

________v.维护，保护；保存→____________n.保护；维护；保存preservepreservation9.

_______adj.谦虚的，谦逊的→_________adv.谦虚地，谦逊地→________n.谦虚modestmodestlymodesty10.

_________v.支配，控制，主宰→___________n.控制；支配dominatedomination11.

___________n.建筑风格，建筑设计→____________adj.建筑学的；建筑方面的→_________n.建筑师architecturearchitecturalarchitect12.

__________adj.宏大的，艰巨的→_________n.雄心；抱负→___________adv.雄心勃勃地ambitiousambitionambitiously13.

_________v.与……有关→___________n.联系；关联；协会;社团→__________adj.相关的;有关联的associateassociationassociated14.

________n.分析→________v.分析analysisanalyseⅡ.高频短语1.

为……摆好姿势_________pose

for2.

广泛的；各种各样的________________a

wide

range

of3.

像……一样多___________as

much

as4.

对……的热爱/奉献___________devotion

to5.

把……投入……__________o...6.

不管，不顾____________regardless

of7.

……的方式/方法______________an

approach

to8.

对……的酷爱_____________a

passion

for9.

反复试验（以得出最佳结果）_________________by

trial

and

error10.

退让；认输___________back

down11.

日复一日_______________day

in,

day

out12.

使……恢复生机_________________bring...back

to

life13.

追溯（到……）________________date

back

（to）14.

既不……也不……_____________neither...nor...15.

仿效……；继承……的事业________________________follow

in

the

footsteps

of16.

把……传给……_____________pass

on...to...17.

承担________take

on18.

开始从事________take

up19.

nothing

more

than______________只不过；仅仅20.

fascination

with__________________对……的着迷/迷恋21.

not

once________________从未，从来没有22.

pass

away______去世23.

the

cutting

edge

（of

sth.）________________________________（某事物发展的）尖端，最前沿24.

think

outside

the

box______________________________不拘一格地思考，跳出框框思考25.

break

new

ground________________________开辟新的领域；有新发现26.

at

one's

own

pace____________________按某人/物自己的节奏27.

originate

from________________起源于；来源于28.

range

from...to...______________________________________从……到……不等；在……范围内变化29.

remain

optimistic

about____________________对……仍持乐观态度Ⅲ.经典句型1.

这些东西都是真实的，正是在它们的真实中，坎宁安看到了美好和潜力。These

things

were

real,

and

____________________________

Cunningham

saw

both

beauty

and

potential.it

was

within

their

reality

that2.

他珍视自己的正直，无论有人给他提供多少免费的衣服或远程机票，他都不会被收买。He

valued

his

integrity

and

would

not

be

bought

by

anyone,

______________________________

or

flights

to

faraway

destinations

he

was

offered.no

matter

how

many

free

clothes3.

不追求一己私利和晋升使坎宁安能一直专注于他的技能，使他能够捕捉到纽约独特的街头风格。This

lack

of

self-interest

and

promotion

___________________________

his

craft,

enabling

him

to

capture

New

York's

unique

street

style.kept

Cunningham

focused

on4.

如果不是因为一部三集的纪录片，外面的人永远也不会知道，在这里工作的那些穿着朴素的人竟然都是精于各门技艺的大师，他们一生都在修复珍贵的古董。___________________

a

three-episode

documentary,

outsiders

would

never

have

known

that

the

plainly-dressed

people

working

here

are

masters

of

their

craft,

who

____________________________

precious

antiques.If

it

hadn't

been

forhave

spent

their

lives

restoring5.

这些人中就有钟表修复专家王津。_______________

the

clock

restoration

master,

Wang

Jin.Among

these

is6.

人们突然明白，当钟表大师们说“这些古董有生命”时，这既不是夸张，也不是比喻。______________________

when

the

clock

masters

say

that

“these

antiques

have

lives”,

it

is

neither

an

exaggeration

nor

a

metaphor.It

is

suddenly

clear

that7.