Module3InterpersonalRelationships—FriendshipPartTwo:TeachingResources第二部分：教学资源Section3:WordsandExpressionsfromModule3InterpersonalRelationships—Friendshipclose1v.WINDOW/DOOR,etc.1toputsth..intoapositionsothatitcoversanopening;togetintothispositionshut:[vn]WouldanyonemindifIclosedthewindow?Sheclosedthegatebehindher.It’sdarknow—let’sclosethecurtains.Iclosedmyeyesagainstthebrightlight.[v]Thedoorsopenandcloseautomatically.BOOK/UMBRELLA,etc.2[vn]~sth..(up)tomovethepartsofsth..togethersothatitisnolongeropenshut:tocloseabook/anumbrellaSHOP/STORE/BUSINESS3~(sth..)(tosb./sth..)tomaketheworkofashop/store,etc.stopforaperiodoftime;tonotbeopenforpeopletouse:[vn][oftenpassive]:Themuseumhasbeenclosedforrenovation.Theroadwasclosedtotrafficfortwodays.[v]Whattimedoesthebankclose?Wecloseforlunchbetweentwelveandtwo.4(alsoclosedown,closesth..down)ifacompany,shop/store,etc.closes,orifyoucloseit,itstopsoperatingasabusiness:[vn]Theclubwasclosedbythepolice.[v]Thehospitalclosedattheendoflastyear.Theplayclosedafterjustthreenights.END5toendormakesth..end:[vn]tocloseameeting/debatetocloseacase/aninvestigationtocloseanaccount(=tostopkeepingmoneyinabankaccount)Thesubjectisnowclosed(=wewillnotdiscussitagain).[v]Themeetingwillcloseat10.00p.m.Theofferclosesattheendoftheweek.FINANCE6[v]tobeworthaparticularamountattheendoftheday’sbusiness:Sharesinthecompanyclosedat265p.closingprices[alsov-adj]DISTANCE/DIFFERENCE7tomakethedistanceordifferencebetweentwopeopleorthingssmaller;tobecomesmallerornarrower:[vn]Thesemeasuresareaimedatclosingthegapbetweenrichandpoor.[v]Thegapbetweenthetwotopteamsisclosingallthetime.HOLDFIRMLY8~(sth..)about/around/oversb./sth..toholdsth../sb.firmly:[vn]Sheclosedherhandoverhis.[alsov]close2adj.(closer,closest)NEAR用心爱心专心116号编辑1[notusuallybeforen.]~(tosb./sth..)|~(together)nearinspaceortime:Ournewhouseisclosetotheschool.Ihadnoideathebeachwassoclose.Thetwobuildingsareclosetogether.Thisistheclosestwecangettothebeachbycar.Weallhavetoworkincloseproximity(=neareachother).ThePresidentwasshotatcloserange(=fromashortdistanceaway).Thechildrenareclosetoeachotherinage.Theirbirthdaysareveryclosetogether.ALMOST/LIKELY2[notbeforen.]~(tosth..)|~(todoingsth..)almostinaparticularstate;likelytodosth..soon:Hewasclosetotears.Thenewlibraryisclosetocompletion.Sheknewshewasclosetodeath.Weareclosetosigningtheagreement.RELATIONSHIP3~(tosb.)knowingsb.verywellandlikingthemverymuch:Joisaveryclosefriend.Sheisveryclosetoherfather.Sheandherfatherareveryclose.We’reaveryclosefamily.4nearinfamilyrelationship:closerelatives,suchasyourmotherandfather,andbrothersandsisters:Thegroomandhisclosefamilytooktheirplaces.5veryinvolvedintheworkoractivitiesofsb.else,usuallyseeingandtalkingtothemregularly:Heisoneoftheprimeminister’sclosestadvisers.Thecollegehascloselinkswithmanyotherinstitutions.Shehaskeptinclosecontactwiththevictims'families.Wekeepinclosetouchwiththepolice.CAREFUL6[onlybeforen.]carefulandthorough:Takeacloselookatthisphotograph.Oncloserexaminationthepaintingprovedtobeafake.PaycloseattentiontowhatIamtellingyou.SIMILAR7~(tosth..)verysimilartosth..elseortoanamount:There’sacloseresemblance(=theylookverysimilar).Hisfeelingforherwasclosetohatred.Thetotalwascloseto20%oftheworkforce.Wetriedtomatchthecolours,butthisistheclosestwecouldget.COMPETITION/ELECTION,etc.8wonbyonlyasmallamountordistance:aclo...
