8B U5 Good manners
Ò». ֪ʶµã¹éÄÉ£º 1. politely adv. ÀñòµØ
eg. We should speak to the old people politely. polite ---- impolite
eg. It is impolite to laugh at others.
2. litter n. À¬»ø£¨²»¿ÉÊý£© ½üÒå´Ê rubbish £¨²»¿ÉÊý£© eg. Don¡¯t dro litter/rubbish everywhere.
There is a public sign saying ¡°No Littering¡±. 3. run v. Á÷¶¯£»ÅÜ£»£¨³µÁ¾¡¢»úÆ÷£©¿ª¶¯£¬ÔËת run--- ran --- run---- running eg. Don¡¯t leave the tap .
The boy away when he saw his father. The machine very well.
4. pick v. ²ÉÕª pick flowers in the park
¢Ùpick out 1. ÌôÑ¡³ö;¼ð³ö Let me pick out some good ones for you.
2. ±æÈϳö It's easy to pick him out in a crowd because he is very tall.
¢Úpick up 1. ʰÆð The boy picked up the hat for the old man.
2. ÊÕʰ You should pick up the tools after work. 3. ѧµ½;»ñµÃ He was picking up the skills quickly. 4. Óë...żȻ½áʶ(³£Ö¸ÓëÒìÐÔµ÷Çé)
We picked up a couple of girls at the pub last Friday. 5. ´î±ã³µ
¢Ûpick off Õªµô;È¡×ß You should not pick off any of the flowers. ¢Üpick at 1. ³ÔµÃºÜÉÙ The boy is only picking at his food.
2. ÕÒ...µÄ²í;Ìô벡 Why are you always picking at me
5. turn n. ÂÖÁ÷
¢ÙIt is one¡¯s turn to do sth. ÂÖµ½Ä³ÈË×öijÊÂ
¢Útake turns to do sth.= do sth. in turn = do sth by turns ÂÖÁ÷×öijÊ eg. It is your turn to make a decision.
They took to do the housework.
= They did the housework turn / turns. 6. proper adj. Ç¡µ±µÄ Ó¢ÎÄÊÍÒ壺right or correct properly adv.
eg. He could not come up with a answer. I don¡¯t think he¡¯s doing his job .
7. shake sb¡¯s hands= shake hands with sb. ÓëijÈËÎÕÊÖ shake-shook-shaken
eg. When you meet a person for the first time, you can shake his/her hands. People usually shake hands with each other when they meet. 8. kiss n. Ç×ÎÇ kisses
v. Ç×ÎÇ kiss sb. hello/goodbye ÎDZð eg. Do they greet people with a kiss 9. close. adj. Ç×ÃÜµÄ close friends ¿¿½üµÄ be close to = near v. ¹Ø±Õ closed adj. ¹Ø×ÅµÄ ·´Òå´Ê open eg. His house is to the factory. Remember to he door when you leave. I found the door at that time. 10. conversation n £¨·ÇÕýʽ£©½»Ì¸ Ó¢ÎÄÊÍÒ壺a small talk conversationÒ»°ãÓôʣ¬Ö¸Á½¸ö»ò¸ü¶àÈË»¥Ïཻ»»Òâ¼ûµÄ½»Ì¸¡£ dialogueÖ¸¡°¶Ô»°¡±¡£ talkÆÕͨÓôʣ¬¿ÉÓëconversation»»Óã¬Ö¸Õýʽ½»Ì¸¡£ chatÖ¸ÊìÈËÖ®¼ä·Ç³£Ëæ±ãµÄ½»Ì¸£¬Ç¿µ÷̸»°µÄÇ×ÃܺͷÇÕýʽÐÔ¡£ eg. How do people start a conversation 11. avoid v. ±ÜÃâ Ó¢ÎÄÊÍÒ壺 try not to do sth avoid doing sth/avoid sth eg. You should avoid such mistakes. To avoid hitting the truck, he ran into the wall and his arm was badly hurt. 12. subject n. »°Ì⣻Ö÷Ì⣻¿ÆÄ¿ eg. But please avoid subjects like age, weight or money. My favourite subject is English. [±æÎö] class, lesson, course ¢Ùclass Ò»½Ú¿Î attend class Ìý¿Î£¬ÉϿΠin class ÔÚ¿ÎÉÏ eg. We have four classes in the morning. ¢Úlesson ½Ì²ÄÖÐÒ»¿Î eg. I helped her with her lessons. Lesson One is more important. ¢Ûcourse Ò»¶Îʱ¼äÄÚѧÍêµÄÍêÕû¿Î³Ì eg. This term I¡¯m taking five courses. 13.public n. ȺÌå in public adj. ¹«¹²µÄ£¬¹«¿ªµÄ public signs eg. The museum is open to the public every day. Don¡¯t speak loudly in public. Do people there behave politely in public 14. push v. ÍÆ£¬¼· Ó¢ÎÄÊÍÒ壺go in front of other people who are waiting push past sb. ´ÓijÈËÉí±ß¼·¹ýÈ¥ [ÍØÕ¹] ¢Ùpush on ¼ÌÐøÇ°½ø The path was barely visible, but we pushed on. ¢Úpush in ²å¶Ó cut in £¨on sb/sth£©²å×ì
Don't cut in on your mother when she is speaking.
Don't cut in on other people's conversation
¢Ûpush off ³ö·¢ The team pushed off before dawn.
¢Üpush along= push ahead [forward/on]·ÜÁ¦Ç°½ø; ×¥½ô½øÐÐ 15. in one¡¯s/the way µ²Ä³ÈË·
eg. You will have to move ¨C you are in my way. [ÍØÕ¹]¢Ù in a /some way ÔÚijÖ̶ֳÈÉÏ
¢Úby the way ˳±ã˵һ¾ä By the way, how are your grandparents ¢Ûmake one¡¯s way È÷ ¢Üon the way to¡¡È¥Ä³µØ (on the way home£»on the way to school) 16. touch v. ´¥Ãþ£¬¸Ð¶¯ n. ´¥Ãþ ¢Ùkeep in touch ±£³ÖÁªÏµ ¢Úin touch with Óë¡ÁªÏµ ¢Ûout of touch ²»Á˽âijÊ eg. Please don¡¯t touch anything in the room. The story of the ugly man really touched me. 17. excuse. v. ÔÁ excuse me ÀÍ¼Ý n. ½è¿Ú (¿ÉÊý) ÎÊ· Excuse me, where is the shop ¿ÍÆøµØÇëÇóÔÊÐí Excuse me, may I ask you a question ¿ÍÆøµØ¾ÀÕý±ðÈ˵ϰ Excuse me , it is a bird. ´òÈÅËûÈË Excuse me, I¡¯d like you to move a little. eg. He made a good excuse for being late for school. 18. loudly adv. ´óÉùµØ British people don¡¯t like to shout or laugh loudly. 19. till conj. µ½¡Ê±£¬ Ö±µ½¡ÎªÖ¹ = until£¨Î»ÓÚ¾äÊ×£¬Ö»ÄÜÓÃuntil£© prep. µ½¡Ê± ¿Ï¶¨¾ä£º¶¯×÷³ÖÐøµ½¡ ·ñ¶¨¾ä(not¡until/till)£º Ö±µ½¡²Å eg. She watched TV until/till her mother came back. ËýÒ»Ö±ÔÚ¿´µçÊÓ£¬Ö±µ½ËýĸÇ×»ØÀ´¡£ £¨¿´µçÊӵ͝×÷ÑÓÐøµ½Ä¸Ç×»ØÀ´²Å½áÊø¡££©
She didn't watch TV until/till her mother came back. Ö±µ½ËýĸÇ×»ØÀ´Ëý²Å£¨¿ªÊ¼£©¿´µçÊÓ¡£ £¨¿´µçÊӵ͝×÷Ö±µ½ËýĸÇ×»ØÀ´²Å·¢Éú¡££©
Until I finished my homework, Mother didn't let me out.
20. as well (as) Ò²£»»¹ÓÐ eg. British people are very polite at home as well, aren¡¯t they My brother likes playing football . = My brother likes playing football. =My brother likes playing football, . ·ñ¶¨¾ä My brother doesn¡¯t like playing football . as well as Ò²£»ºÍ¡Ò»ÑùºÃ
eg. Your wife as well as you is friendly to me.(¾ÍÔ¶ÔÔò) The boss provided lunch breakfast. He plays the guitar as well as you.£¨Í¬¼¶±È½Ï£¬ºÍ¡Ò»ÑùºÃ£© 21. as conj. ÕýÈ磻µ±¡Ê±ºò£» ÒòΪ
eg. As you know, Julie is leaving soon. As I was coming here, I met your brother. As it was raining, I stayed at home. [ÍØÕ¹] ¢Ùas¡as Ïñ ¢Úthe same¡ as ºÍ¡Ò»Ñù ¢Ûas soon as possible ¾¡¿ìµØ ¢Üas if/ though ºÃÏñ ¢Ýsuch as ±ÈÈç 22. by accident/chance żȻ hit sb./sth by accident 23. discussion n. ÌÖÂÛ discuss v. ÌÖÂÛ ¢Ùhave a discussion with sb. ºÍijÈËÌÖÂÛ ¢Údiscuss sth with sb ºÍijÈËÌÖÂÛijÊ eg. She didn¡¯t join the . They are the problem with the teachers. 24. express v. ±í´ï expression n. ±í´ï ¢Ùbeyond expression ÎÞ·¨ÐÎÈÝ ¢Úexpress oneself ±íÃ÷̬¶È eg. He didn¡¯t express himself clearly. 25. explain v. ½âÊÍ explanation n. explain (sth) to sb ÏñijÈ˽âÊÍijÊ explain + ´Ó¾ä eg. I don¡¯t want to explain anything. Mr Wu is patient enough to explain things to us. He explained how the machine was used. 26. keep sb. from doing ×èֹijÈË×öijÊ keep sb doing ÈÃijÈËÒ»Ö±×öijÊ keep sb/sth adj. ʹ¡±£³Ö״̬ keep sb from sth ±£»¤£¬Ê¹ÃâÊÜ keep quiet/silent eg. keep us safe from danger I keep the window open because it is too hot. My father keeps me staying at home. Tom tried to keep himself from sleeping. 27. be busy with sth æÓÚ×öijÊ He is busy with his work day and night. be busy (in) doing sth æÓÚ×öijÊ Millie is busy (in) writing an email. 28. warn v. ¾¯¸æ ¢Ùwarn sb (not) to do sth ¾¯¸æÄ³È˲»Òª×öijÊ ¢Úwarn sb of/about sth ¾¯¸æÄ³ÈËijÊ eg. The police us go out alone at night. I him / the danger. 29. parking n. Í£³µ There is a public sign saying ¡°No ¡±. 30. successful adj. ³É¹¦µÄ successfully adv. ³É¹¦µØ success n. ³É¹¦
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