新概念第三册-Lesson57幻灯片.ppt

听 写,Lesson56 Multiple Choice,1.b 2.a 3.c 4.c 5.d 6.c 7.b 8.c 9.a 10.d 11.c 12.a,Lesson 57 Back in the old country,Ling,Did the narrator find his mothers grave? No, he didnt, because the village had been submerged under a man-made reservoir. Why did the authors father emigrate? Because he never recovered from the shock of the death of his wife.,Why had the author come back to the land of his birth? He came back to visit his mothers grave. What made the author think that he would not need a map for the last part of his journey. The author thought that he would not need a map for the last part of his journey because his father had described it in great detail over and over again.,alien emigrate absorb embedded mortally comprehensive milestone,New words and expressions,territory milometer spire retrace stmble horizon reservoir,I stopped to let the car cool off and to study the map. I had expected to be near my objective by now, but everything still seemed alien to me. cool off: to let the engine become colder e.g - After jogging in the morning he likes to cool off/down by taking a shower. e.g - They were desperately in love at first, but now its staring to cool off. 反： warm up,TEXT,objective n. 目标，目的 e.g - meet/achieve/attain 达到/实现目标 adj. 客观的；不带个人感情的 e.g - an analysis/assessment/criteria - 客观的分析/评价/标准 e.g - Science is usually concerned only with objective facts that can be proved or disapproved. - 学通常只关注于那些可以被证明成立或者证明不成立的客观事实 反：subjective adj.,alien adj. 1) 陌生的； e.g - When I first went to New York, it all felt very alien. 2) 外国的，异域的 e.g - an culture 3) 不相容的；格格不入的；不可接受的 e.g - The idea is to our religion. 4) 外星的 alien n. 1) 外国人； 2) 外星人；,When my mother had died after a tragic accident, he did not quickly recover from the shock and loneliness. recover from sth 1)恢复健康；痊愈 2) 从不愉快的事中复原 e.g - It can take many years to recover from the death of a loved one. - 从失去亲人的痛苦中恢复过来可能要花很多年 recover sth from sb/sth 全额收回；找回 e.g - The police eventually recovered the stolen paintings.,Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound. idiom: in the presence of sb/in sbs presence 在...面前；有...在场 e.g - 文件由两位见证人见证签署。

- The document was signed in the presence of two witnesses.,in the presence of sth 存在...的情况下；有...的存在 e.g - Litmus paper turns red in the presence of an acid. make your presence felt 凸显自己；对（人群或局势）发挥作用,... ... continually reopening the wound. reopening the wound: remind him of the sadness of the lost of her e.g - 她拒绝谈论那次事件，因为它让她觉得不快 - She refused to talk about the incident for it reminded her of the unhappiness. - She refused to talk about the incident, saying it would only reopen the old wound.,So he decided to emigrate. In the new country he became absorbed in making a new life for the two of us, so that he gradually ceased to grieve. emigrant n. 移民 e.g - Millions of Germans emigrated from Europ to America in the 19th century. immigrate immigration immigrant migrate,absorb v. 1) 吸收（液体、气体、热、光、能量等） e.g - Plants absorb oxygen. 2) 吞并；同化 e.g - 四周的小城镇已经并入这座城市。

- The surrounding small towns have been absorbed into the city. 3) 理解、掌握（信息） e.g - Its a lot of information to absorb all at once.,be absorbed in sth/doing sth/sb 被...吸引住；专心致志 e.g - 她好像完全被这本书迷住了 - She seemed totally absorbed in her book.,grieve v. 悲伤；悲痛；伤心 for/over sth/sb e.g - She d the death of her husband. It s sb to do.../that... e.g - It grieved him that he could do nothing to help her. e.g - 看到他们变得如此得自私真的让我很痛心 - It grieves me to see how selfish they have become.,He did not marry again and I was brought up without a womans care; but I lacked for nothing, for he was both father and mother to me. I lacked for nothing (idiom) =I had everything that I needed lack of sth 缺乏 on lack of sth 不乏 e.g - There is no lack of volunteers.,He always meant to go back one day, but not to stay. His roots and mine had become too firmly embedded in the new land. mean to 意欲，打算 e.g - I meant to go to the exhibition but forgot. - I didnt mean you to read this letter. - 我原不想让你读这封信,embed v. (also imbed) 1) 把...牢牢地嵌入（或埋入、插入） e.g - The bullet embedded itself in the wall. - These attitudes are deeply embedded in our socirty. (= felt very strongly and difficult to change) 2) 派遣（战地记者、摄影记者等） e.g - embedded reporters in the war zone - 战区特派记者,But he wanted to see the old folk again and to visit my mothers grave. He became mortally ill a few months before we had planned to go and, when he knew that he was dying, he made me promise to go on my own. folk n. (also folks especially in NAmE) : people in general e.g - ordinary working-class folk - 普通劳动大众 folks 大伙儿；（NAmE）亲属，（尤指）爹妈,folk adj. 民间的 folk dance 民间舞 folk hero 民间英雄 folk memory 民间共同记忆（一个国家或地区的人不会忘记的事） folk music 民间音乐,folk singer 民歌手 folk song 民歌；民谣 folk tale 民间故事；民间传说 folklore n. 民间传说 folklorist n. 民俗学家,... ... He became mortally ill a few months ... ... ill/wounded 得绝症/受致命伤 afraid/offended 怕得要死/极为恼怒 mortal adj. 不能永生的；致命的；不共戴天的 e.g - We are all mortal. e.g - 这一丑闻毁了她的名声。

- Her reputation suff。