Module6WarandPeacePartTwo:TeachingResources第二部分：教学资源Section3:WordsandExpressionsfromModule6WarandPeaceinvadev.1toenteracountry,town,etc.usingmilitaryforceinordertotakecontrolofit:[v]TroopsinvadedonAugust9ththatyear.[vn]WhendidtheRomansinvadeBritain?2[vn]toenteraplaceinlargenumbers,especiallyinawaythatcausesdamageorconfusion:Demonstratorsinvadedthegovernmentbuildings.Asthefinalwhistleblew,fansbeganinvadingthefield.Thecancercellsmayinvadeotherpartsofthebody.drownv.1todiebecauseyouhavebeenunderwatertoolongandyoucannotbreathe;tokillsb.inthisway:[v]Twochildrendrownedafterfallingintotheriver.Hehadattemptedtorescuethedrowningman.[vn]Shetriedtodrownherself.Hewasdrownedatsea.Theyhaddrownedtheunwantedkittens.2[vn]~sth.(insth.)tomakesth.verywet;tocompletelycoversth.inwateroranotherliquiddrench:Thefruitwasdrownedincream.drowningn.[U,C]:deathbydrowningAlcoholplaysapartinanestimated30%ofdrownings.drownyourfears/loneliness/sorrows,etc.(especiallyhumorous)togetdrunkinordertoforgetyourproblemslast1det.1happeningorcomingafterallothersimilarthingsorpeople:Wecaughtthelastbushome.It’sthelasthouseontheleft.Shewaslasttoarrive.2[onlybeforen.]mostrecent:lastnight/Tuesday/month/summer/yearherlastbookThislastpointiscrucial.ThelasttimeIsawhimwasinMay.3[onlybeforen.]onlyremainingfinal:Thisisourlastbottleofwater.Heknewthiswashislasthopeofwinning.Iwouldn’tmarryyouifyouwerethelastpersononearth!beonyour/itslastlegstobegoingtodieorstopfunctioningverysoon;tobeveryweakorinbadconditiontheday,week,month,etc.beforelasttheday,week,etc.justbeforethemostrecentone;twodays,weeks,etc.ago:Ihaven’tseenhimsincethesummerbeforelast.everylast...everypersonorthinginagroup:Wespenteverylastpennywehadonthehouse.havethelastv.1linkingv.[v](notusedintheprogressivetenses)tocontinueforaparticularperiodoftime:Themeetingonlylasted(for)afewminutes.Eachgamelastsaboutanhour.Howlongdoestheplaylast?2tocontinuetoexistortofunctionwell:[v]Thisweatherwon’tlast.He’smakingabigeffortnow,andIhopeitlasts.[vn]Theseshoesshouldlastyoutillnextyear.3~(sth.)(out)tosurvivesth.ormanagetostayinthesamesituation,despitedifficulties:[v]Shewon’tlastlonginthatjob.Canyoulast(out)untilIcangethelp?[vn]Doctorssaythatshe用心爱心专心probablywon’tlastoutthenight(=shewillprobablydiebeforethemorning).Hewasinjuredearlyonanddidn’tlastthematch.occupyv.(occupies,occupying,occupied,occupied)1[vn]tofilloruseaspace,anareaoranamountoftimetakeup:Thebedseemedtooccupymostoftheroom.Howmuchmemorydoestheprogramoccupy?Administrativeworkoccupieshalfofmytime.2[vn](formal)toliveorworkinaroom,houseorbuilding:Heoccupiesanofficeonthe12thfloor.troopn.1troops[pl.]soldiers,especiallyinlargegroups:Thepresidentdecidedtosendinthetroops.Russiantroops2[C]onegroupofsoldiers,especiallyintanksoronhorses:(figurative)Atroopofguestswasmovingtowardsthehouse.adj.[onlybeforen.]:troopmovements(=ofsoldiers)v.[v+adv./prep.](usedwithapluralsubject)towalksomewheretogetherasagroup:Afterlunchwealltroopeddowntothebeach.abandonv.,n.v.[vn]1~sb.(tosth.)toleavesb.,especiallysb.youareresponsiblefor,withnointentionofreturning:Thebabyhadbeenabandonedbyitsmother.Peopleoftensimplyabandontheirpetswhentheygoabroad.Thestudyshowedadeepfearamongtheelderlyofbeingabandonedtothecareofstrangers.2~sth.(tosb./sth.)toleaveathingorplace,especiallybecauseitisimpossibleordangeroustostayleave:Snowforcedmanydriverstoaban...
