[Lesson2848:31]§Lesson28Fivepoundstoodear五镑太贵【Newwordsandexpressions】生词和短语●waresn.货物，商品●anchorv.停航下锚●deckn.甲板●silverwaren.银器●temptv.吸引，引诱●bargainv.讨价还价●disembarkv.下船上岸●assailv.纠缠●marblen.小玻璃球●inscribev.刻写，雕●favourn.好处，优惠●gesticulatev.（讲话时）打手势●outrageousadj.出人预料的；令人不悦的●thrustv.硬塞给■waresn.货物，商品wares:货郎随身携带的货物复合词、表示“器皿、器具”silverware,ironware,glassware,software,hardware,chinawaregoods:商店里出售的商品commodity:（正式，总称）商品commodityprice/economy/market/exchange■anchorv.停航下锚■deckn.甲板■silverwaren.银器■temptv.吸引，引诱vt.temptsb.todosth.吸引某人做某事temptationn.引诱thetemptationtodosth.temptingadj.有吸引力的■bargainv.讨价还价vi.&n.agoodbargain好交易makeabargain达成协议，做成交易driveahardbargainwithsb和某人费力的讨价还价bargainwithsbforsth和某人就……讨价还价bargainaway:讨价出售，论价出售L27-05_28-01end11’44”用心爱心专心1L28-02begin11’17”■disembarkv.下船上岸=debark下船上岸embark上船■assailv.纠缠vt.Hewasassailedwithworries.afflict:困扰■marblen.小玻璃球■inscribev.刻写，雕■favourn.好处，优惠infavourof赞成，支持，有利于inone'sfavour受某人欢迎，得到欢心outoffavour不利，失宠Thesituationbothathomeandaboradisinourfavour.无论是国内外的形势均对我们有利。byfavourof:烦请面交dosb.afavour:给某人以恩惠Eg.:Canyoudomeafavourtodancewithme？能赏光跳支舞吗？favourite:受到优惠的，优待的favourable:赞成的，称赞的■gesticulatev.（讲话时）打手势■outrageousadj.出人预料的；令人不悦的Heplayedoutrageousjoke.outragen.暴行rage盛怒，发怒flyintoarage勃然大怒■thrustv.硬塞给thruststh.into塞进thrustaside推开thrustoneselfforward向前挤thrustoneselfin探听，干涉==thrustone’snoseintoDon’tthrustyourselfinprivacy.thruststh.uponsb.强加于人Don’tthrustyourideauponme.thrustsb.out解雇【Text】§Lesson28Fivepoundstoodear五镑太贵用心爱心专心2Listentothetapethenanswerthequestionbelow.Whywasevenfivepounds‘toodear’?Smallboatsloadedwithwaresspedtothegreatlinerasshewasenteringtheharbour.Beforeshehadanchored,themenfromtheboatshadclimbedonboardandthedecksweresooncoveredwithcolourfulrugsfromPersia,silksfromIndia,coppercoffeepots,andbeautifulhandmadesilverware.Itwasdifficultnottobetempted.Manyofthetouristsonboardhadbegunbargainingwiththetradesmen,butIdecidednottobuyanythinguntilIhaddisembarked.IhadnosoonergotofftheshipthanIwasassailedbyamanwhowantedtosellmeadiamondring.Ihadnointentionofbuyingone,butIcouldnotconcealthefactthatIwasimpressedbythesizeofthediamonds.Someofthemwereasbigasmarbles.Themanwenttogreatlengthstoprovethatthediamondswerereal.Aswewerewalkingpastashop,heheldadiamondfirmlyagainstthewindowandmadeadeepimpressionintheglass.Ittookmeoverhalfanhourtogetridofhim.Thenextmantoapproachmewassellingexpensivepensandwatches.Iexaminedoneofthepensclosely.Itcertainlylookedgenuine.Atthebaseofthegoldcap,thewords'madeintheU.S.A.'hadbeenneatlyinscribed.Themansaidthatthepenwasworth￡50,butasaspecialfavour,hewouldletmehaveitfor￡30.IshookmyheadandheldupfivefingersindicatingthatIwaswillingtopay￡5.Gesticulatingwildly,themanactedasifhefoundmyofferoutrageous,butheeventuallyreducedthepriceto￡10.Shrug-gingmyshoulders,Ibegantowalkawaywhen,amomentlater,heranaftermeandthrustthepenintomyhands.Thoughhekeptthrowinguphisarmsindespair,hereadilyacceptedthe￡5Igavehim.Ifeltespe-ciallypleasedwithmywonderfulbar...
