ModuleOneMyFirstDayatSeniorHighPartTwo:TeachingResources第二部分教学资源Section3:WordsandexpressionsoftheunitPart1:Somekeywordstolearnamaze1.vt.Fillwithgreatsurpriseorwonder:Youamazedme!Iwasamazedatthenews.2.n.amazement:Iheardwithamazementthathiswifediedyesterday.Helookedatmeinamazement.Hisamazementatthenewswasimmense.3.adj.amazing:Theaccidentthathappenedontheroadisamazing.bore1.vt.makesb.feeltiredbybeingdullortedious:Ihopeyouarenotgettingboredlisteningtome.I’veheardallthatman’sstoriesbefore,theyboredme.Shewasboredtodeath,verymuchboredindeed.2.adj.boring:Ispentaboringeveningthisweekend.Hisspeechisboring.embarrass1.vt.①causeperplexity,mentaldiscomfort,oranxietyto:Thefirstmeetingbetweenthegirlandthegentlemanembarrassedeachother.②hinderthemovementof:Hefellintotheriverand,becausehewasembarrassedbyhisheavyovercoat,onlyjustmanagedtoswimtothebank.2.adj.embarrassing:Whatsheaskedmetodoisveryembarrassingn.embarrassment:Ourgovernmentmeetrarefinancialembarrassmentsthisyear.3.adv.embarrassingly:Iembarrassinglypromisetolendhimsomemoney.impress用心爱心专心116号编辑1.vt.press(onethingonorwithanother);make(amark,etc)bydoingthis:Theworker①impressedaspecialfigureonthecoat.haveastronginfluenceon;fixdeeply(onthe②mind,memory):Hiswordsarestronglyimpressedonmymemory.Thebookdidnotimpressmeatall,Ididnotthinkitgoodoruseful.Iimpressedhimwiththeimportanceofhiswork.Heimpressedmeunfavourably,Iformedanunfavourableopinionofhim.2.n.impression:ThespeechmadeastrongimpressionontheHouse.WhatwereyourfirstimpressionsofShanghai?3.adj.impressive:Thisisanimpressiveceremony.disappoint1.vt.failtodoorbeequaltowhatishopedfororexpected:Thearticletheauthorwrotedisappointedmeverymuch.Pleasedon’tdisappointme,don’tfailtodowhatyouhavepromised.2.adj.disappointing:Theweatherthissummerhasbeendisappointing.3.adj.disappointed:Weweredisappointedtolearnthatyoucouldnotcometoourpartytonight.Iwasdisappointedatnotfindingherathome.Whatareyoulookingsodisappointedabout?Wewereagreeablydisappointed,gladtofindthattherewerenoreasonsforourfears.4.n.disappointment:Tohergreatdisappointment,itrainedonthedayofthepicnic.Hehadsufferedmanydisappointmentsinlove,manywomenhadnotreturnedhislove.encourage1.vt.givehope,courage,orconfidenceto;support:Weshouldencourageourchildrentoworkharder.Amanoftenfeelsencouragedbytheprogresshehasmade.Don’tencouragehiminhisidleways.2.n.encouragement:Wecanheartheloudcriesofencouragementonthefootballfield.Praiseactsasanencouragementtotheyoung.disappear1.vi.gooutofsight;beseennomore:Let’shopeourdifficultieswillsoondisappear,vanish.Springiscoming,thesnowwillsoondisappearandmelt.2.n.disappearance:Thepanders’disappearancedayafterdayisdangerousforthewholecreaturechains.move用心爱心专心116号编辑1.vt/vi.(causeto)changeposition;put,causetobe,inadifferentplaceorattitude;(cause①to)beinmotion:Moveyourchairnearertothefireplease.Itwascalmandnotaleafmoved.takeone’sfurniture,etc.,toanotherhouse,flat,etc.:Wearemovinghousenext②week.WemovedoutonMondayandthenewtenantsmovedinonTuesday.arouse,work③on,thefeelingsof;affectwithpity,etc.:Theneighboursweremovedwithcompassionanddecidedtohelphim.Allthechildrenweremovedtotearsafterlisteningtothestory.Theexperienceofhersufferingsmovedusdeeply.2.n.movement:Helaytherewithoutmovement.Thenovellacksmovement.cover1.vt.include;comprise;extendover:ProfessorLi’slecturescovere...
