matcha story(thestoneintheroad英语读后感)
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2024-08-02
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1. matcha story，thestoneintheroad英语读后感？
① I added The Road to my top ten list. I read it at home and nearly cried in front of my roommate. I read harrowing and tender passages of such craftsmanship, beauty, and sorrow that I choked up. This is a dark and terrifying book. It is a work of art.
I dare not attempt to address larger compositional issues, not after reading Michael Chabon’s superb NYT review. Is The Road science-fiction or literature? What possible outcomes are there in an apocalyptic novel, and how does the reader’s understanding of the limited number of resolutions affect their reading? These issues and many more were addressed by Chabon, so I direct you there. As far as Oprah selecting The Road for her book club, my coworker Adam said it best: “I want those people to feel like I did.”
How did I feel? I felt like someone close to me died. Over and over and over again, with every turn of the page.
The following scene follows a description of a ruined landscape in which the father watches gray snowflakes fall on his hand and “expire there like the last host of christendom:”
“From daydreams on the road there was no waking. He plodded on. He could remember everything of her save her scent. Seated in a theater with her beside him leaning forward listening to the music. Gold scrollwork and sconces and the tall columnar drapes at either side of the stage. She held his hand in her lap and he could feel the tops of her stockings through the thin stuff of her summer dress. Freeze this frame. Now call down your cold and your dark and be damned.”
This is some of the most masterful writing I’ve ever read. This is a stand-alone creative writing lesson.
A burned, winter landscape transitions easily and swiftly into a pleasurable memory of music, summer, and love. Then it slams the reader back with one of my favorite lines in any book, “Now call down your cold and your dark and be damned.”
That line is pure English. Monosyllabic pentameter, pure poetry of the English tongue. The alliteration of “down, cold, dark, damned.” The beautiful vowel sounds of “now, down, your, dark, and, damned.” Everything works, and it works together. Immediately following the bliss of memory, it is a crushing, emotionally devastating statement that ties two people in love into the dualities of past and present, have and have not, happiness and sorrow, civilization and wilderness. More, it subtly supports one of the central themes of the novel, that of a father’s love for his son.
These dualities run throughout the scene. Take, for example, “seated/theater,” “tops/stockings,” thin/stuff/summer/dress” – evocative pairings of S and T sounds again mirroring the two lovers, the pleasure of memory with harsh reality.
Or, look how well the syllables of “gold scrollwork and sconces” compare to “tall columnar.” The letters of “tall columnar” almost resemble the physical objects the words describe, with the vertical stems of the L’s and the rounded bowls and stresses of the C, O, and U. Say “gold scrollwork and sconces” and you also find that the sounds resemble the letters.
McCarthy chose every word with the utmost care. It is spare prose to match the subject and it is beautifully crafted. Nothing is wasted, overwrought, or unnecessary. A casual reader will read it with ease, without an awareness of craft, and that is, perhaps, for the best. Too much awareness of the writer’s work spoils the stew – and this is heavy stew.
Yet, despite the weight of its subject matter, The Road is a hopeful novel. The father’s love for his son, his unwavering efforts to protect and provide for his son, and his hope for his son’s future make even the bleakest moments bearable, and sometimes, uncomfortably familiar. Although McCarthy has shown us a world where the living exist with “Borrowed time and borrowed world and borrowed eyes with which to sorrow it,” he also shows that beauty and happiness also exist in borrowed time, in a borrowed world, through borrowed eyes.
2. 斯嘉丽约翰逊资料？
斯嘉丽·约翰逊（Scarlett Johansson），生于1984年11月22日，是一位美国女演员和歌手。她出生在纽约市，从小就对表演有浓厚的兴趣，并在年轻时开始参演电影和电视剧。约翰逊的职业生涯开始于1994年，当时她在电影《北方的亮光》中饰演一个小角色。随后，她在一系列电影中获得了越来越多的支持和赞誉。约翰逊最著名的作品之一是在漫威电影宇宙中扮演黑寡妇（Natasha Romanoff）角色。她首次出演该角色是在2010年的电影《钢铁侠2》中，此后她在多部漫威电影中继续出演该角色，包括《美国队长2：冬日战士》、《复仇者联盟》系列、以及自己的独立电影《黑寡妇》(2021)。约翰逊的出色表演使她成为了全球范围内备受瞩目和喜爱的超级英雄角色之一。除了漫威电影，约翰逊还出演了许多其他类型的电影，包括《迷失东京》、《水形物语》、《露西》、《人造人2077》等等。她的表演风格多样，才华横溢，获得了多项奖项和提名，包括奥斯卡金像奖、金球奖和英国电影学院奖等。此外，约翰逊还参与过音乐活动，发行了自己的音乐专辑。除了她的事业成就，约翰逊还是一位慈善家，她积极参与和支持许多慈善事业，包括美国癌症协会和疫苗援助组织等。总的来说，斯嘉丽·约翰逊是一位多才多艺、备受称赞的演员和歌手，她的表演才华和慈善事业都使她成为了娱乐界的重要人物之一。
3. 单词的后边加s怎么加？
一、绝大多数的可数名词的复数形式，是在该词末尾加上后辍-s。读音变化：结尾是清辅音读[s]，结尾是浊辅音或元音读[z]。例：friend→friends; cat→cats; style→styles; sport→sports; piece→pieces
二、凡是以s、z、x、ch、sh结尾的词，在该词末尾加上后辍-es构成复数。读音变化：统一加读[iz]。例：bus→buses; quiz→quizzes; fox→foxes; match→matches; flash→flashes
三、以辅音字母+y结尾的名词，将y改变为i，再加-es。读音变化：加读[z]。例：candy→candies; daisy→daisies; fairy→fairies; lady→ladies; story→stories
四、以-o结尾的名词，如果不是外来词或缩写，就加-es，否则加-s构成复数。读音变化：加读[z]。例：tomato→tomatoes; potato→potatoes; torpedo→torpedoes; bingo→bingoes反例：silo→silos; piano→pianos(外来词); photo→photos; macro→macros(缩写词)
五、以-f或-fe结尾的名词，多为将-f或-fe改变为-ves，但有例外。读音变化：尾音[f]改读[vz]。例：knife→knives; life→lives; leaf→leaves; staff→staves; scarf→scarves反例：roof→roofs
六、以-is结尾的名词，通常将-is改变为-es。读音变化：尾音[is]改读[i:z]。例：axis→axes; basis→bases; naris→nares; hypothesis→hypotheses; restis→restes
七、以-ix结尾的名词，通常将-ix改变为-ices，但有例外。读音变化：尾音[iks]改读[isi:z]。例：matrix→matrices; directrix→directrices; calix→calices; appendix→appendices反例：affix→affixes
4. story是哪个国家的牌子？
美国，MATCHA STORY抹茶故事潮流男装品牌创建于2003年，多年来，MATCHA每一季都精准的捕捉即将流行的趋势，适时的推出领导潮流的系列单品现代而自信的男子气概，紧贴街头潮流的元素随处可见，让穿着者的自我个性更突出。抹茶故事男装产品设计风格充分体现个性化，功能性机自然、舒适、实用，强调时尚元素，丰富色彩及充满乐趣的细部设计，如独特的印花图案、刺绣、徽章的多重运用，让男装呈现不同的时尚风貌。
5. 以L开头的所有英语单词以及意思？
1. lack
1) v. lack (for) sth lackcourage/money
2) n. 1a lack of money 2for lack
of …因为缺乏...
3) be lacking in 缺乏...
2. last
1)adj. the last person/thing 最不可能的、最想不到的
He's the last person I'd trust.
The last thing I want to do is homework.
2) adv. last but not least 最后但是同样重要的是
3) n. He was the last to arrive.4)vi.持续 The war lasted(for)3 years.
3. late
1) adj. be late for... in the late19/0s
2) adv. get up late late in
the afternoon 傍晚
3) better late than never 迟到总比不到好
It's never too late to mend 亡羊补牢
of late =lately/ recently I haven't seen him of late.
4. lately = recently
5.later adv.
sooner or later
no later than..不迟于 later on 后来
Much later on, she realizes what he had meant.
6. laugh v. laugh at...
laugh your head off 大笑不止 burst out laughing/ burst into laughter
7. law n.
break/obey/ keep the aw by law 依据法律
8.lay-laid-laid
lay the table 放桌子 lay eggs 下蛋
lay aside 把….放在一边 lay down 放下
5 lay off 解雇 (laid-off 下岗的)
9.lead-led-led
lead a happy life lead to sth. / doing
10.learn-learnt-learnt
learn from 从..中学习,向...学习， learn about/ of 听说得知， learn... by heart 记住
11.least adj. at(the) least
not in the least 一点儿也不
She didn't have the least idea what to do about it.12.leave
1) v.
leave sp.for sp 离开….去... leave +宾语+宾补 leave the door open
leave her waiting for 2 hours leave him out
leave him an orphan 使他成为孤儿
丢下leave sth.+介词短语， leave the key on the bus，
leave out 遗漏 leave
behind 把..丢在后边
leave alone,不打扰,不碰 leave off 不包括,不把..列入
2) n. 假期 ask for a two-week leave
13. lecture n. attend a lecture
give / deliver a lecture to sb. on...
14.left adj. adv. n.
make a left turn
turn left/ turn to the left
the money left / the remaining money
15.lend a hand to sb./lend sb.a hand
16. length n.
The road was 32 miles in length/ long
at length 最后，终于/详细地17. less than... no less than...
more or less 3even/ much/ still less 更不用说
No explanation was offered, stillless an apology18.lesson n.
take/ have lessons 上课 give lessons 授课
teach/ give sb.a lesson给某人一个教训
draw/ take a lesson from .…. 从...吸取教训
19.let-let-let
let sb.in/ out 2let sb(sth.) go let go of sb(sth.) 放手..放弃... let alone 不打扰/不碰/更不用说 let out 发出(叫声) let off 使.爆炸
let sb.down 使失望:6let... be 别理某人
20.lie vt.说谎(lied-lied-lying)lie to sb
n.说谎 tell a lie/ tell lies vi.平躺(lay-lain-lying) lie on your back/side
vi.位于;存在(lay-lain-lying)
lie in/on/to
The book lay open on the desk.
There lies...
lie in 在于...
Success liesin hard work.
21. life n.
1)生命(pl.lives)lose/save one's life;
lay down one's life for sb. 为..牺牲生命
2)生活everyday life 日常生活; live/ lead a .life
3)bring...back to life 使.更有趣;
come back to life 变得活跃,苏醒过来
22. lift
1) n. take the lift乘电梯;
give sb. a lift 让某人搭便车
Passing the exam gave him a real lift. 他通过了考试，情绪好多了。
2)vt.举起:lift one's eyes 抬起眼睛;
He stood there with his hands lifted above his head.
高兴起来:The news lifted oun spirits.
23.light
1) n.光线by the light of the moon;
throw light on/ upon(把..阐述清楚)
灯 turn on/ off the lights;
The light wentout.灯熄灭了
2)adj. 明亮的，浅色的，轻的
a light classroom;
light blue eyes; as light as a feather; a light / sound sleep
3)vt.(lighted-lighted/lit- lit) lighta candle; a lighted candle; light up
24. like vt. I like it when you do that.
would like(sb.)todo; How do you like(find) ../ What doyou think of/ about...
1) prep.l, like everyone else, have read thesestories.
2) feellike doing
25.Olikely adj. more~ most
~ a. be~to do/ that
Tickets are ~ to be expensive. It is more than ~ that the thieves don't know how much it is worth.
b.a~ story 好像真有这回似的
26.limit n. 界限，限度 vt.限制
a) ~to.…; without limit 无限地
There is a limit to the amount of pain 1 canbear.
b) ~sb.to sth/doing sth: My parents limit my pocket money to 300 yuan.
27.line n.线，线路 lines台词 on line 在线的，上网的;drop sb a line给...写封短信
Theline is busy. 电话占线。
Hold the line,please. 别挂电话
28.link n.
a) There may bea ~ between the 2 murders.
b.) to establish trade ~s with Asia c).avideo/satellite~ d.)
a ~in the chain
v.a.) ~Ato/ withB ~A and
B(together)
The video cameras are ~d to a powerfulcomputer.
The English Tunnel
linksBritainwith the rest of Europe.
B).The 2 factors are directly~ed.
Exposure to ultraviolet (紫外线) light is closely ~ed to skin cancer.
c.) ~ up (with sb/ sth)
Thebands have ~ed up for a charity concert.
29. list n. v. make a list of... 列一个...的清单;list our ten favorite songs(列举)30.Olitter
n.a.) There will be fines to people whodrop~.
b).~ of sth
The floor was covered with a~of newspapers, clothes and empty cups,
v.a.) Piles of books and
newspapers ~edthe floor
Broken glass ~ed thestreet.
b) . be ~ed with sth
Your article is ~ed with spelling mistakes.
31.little-less-least not alittle非常; more than a little 非常 She felt tired and more than a little worried.
Little did I know about him. 我一点也不了解他。
32.live 1) v. 居住，生活 /liv/
live/ lead a …. life; live on 以...为生;live by doing 靠做..为生
live life to the fullest 充实地生活;
live up to 符合,不辜负
live with 与..住在一起;忍受 live through 经历过...而活着
2)adj./adv./laiv/ 活着的，现场直播
a live fish; a live football match.
6. 名字的复数形式是什么规则？
绝大多数的可数名词的复数形式,是在该词末尾加上后辍 -s 。凡是以 s 、 z 、 x 、 ch 、 sh 结尾的词,在该词末尾加上后辍 -es 构成复数。
以辅音字母 +y结尾的名词,将 y 改变为 i ,再加 -es。
以 -o 结尾的名词,如果不是外来词或缩写,就加 -es ,否则加 -s 构成复数。
以 -f 或 -fe 结尾的名词,多为将 -f 或 -fe 改变为 -ves ,但有例外。部分单词的复数形式不变。
极少数单词,其复数形式没有任何规律。一些单数词得加 en 才能变成复数词。一些单数词得改头换面一番 , 才能变成复数词。例:bus → buses; fox→ foxes; match→ matches; flash→ flashes例:candy → candies; daisy→ daisies; fairy→ fairies; lady→ ladies; story→ stories例:tomato → tomatoes; potato→ potatoes; torpedo→ torpedoes; bingo→ bingoes
7. 关于英语复数发音？
凡是以s、z、x、ch、sh结尾的词，在该词末尾加上后辍-es构成复数。
读音变化：统一加读[iz]。
例：bus→buses;quiz→quizzes;fox→foxes;match→matches;flash→flashes
以辅音字母+y结尾的名词，将y改变为i，再加-es。
读音变化：加读[z]。
例：candy→candies;daisy→daisies;fairy→fairies;lady→ladies;story→stories
以-o结尾的名词，如果不是外来词或缩写，就加-es，否则加-s构成复数。
读音变化：加读[z]。
例：tomato→tomatoes;potato→potatoes;torpedo→torpedoes;bingo→bingoes
反例：silo→silos;piano→pianos（外来词）;photo→photos;macro→macros（缩写词）
以-f或-fe结尾的名词，多为将-f或-fe改变为-ves，但有例外。
读音变化：尾音[f]改读[vz]。
例：knife→knives;life→lives;leaf→leaves;staff→staves;scarf→scarves
反例：roof→roofs
以-is结尾的名词，通常将-is改变为-es。
读音变化：尾音[is]改读[i:z]。
例：axis→axes;basis→bases;naris→nares;hypothesis→hypotheses;restis→restes
以-ix结尾的名词，通常将-ix改变为-ices，但有例外。
读音变化：尾音[iks]改读[isi:z]。
例：matrix→matrices;directrix→directrices;calix→calices;appendix→appendices反例：affix→affixes
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1. matcha story，thestoneintheroad英语读后感？
① I added The Road to my top ten list. I read it at home and nearly cried in front of my roommate. I read harrowing and tender passages of such craftsmanship, beauty, and sorrow that I choked up. This is a dark and terrifying book. It is a work of art.
I dare not attempt to address larger compositional issues, not after reading Michael Chabon’s superb NYT review. Is The Road science-fiction or literature? What possible outcomes are there in an apocalyptic novel, and how does the reader’s understanding of the limited number of resolutions affect their reading? These issues and many more were addressed by Chabon, so I direct you there. As far as Oprah selecting The Road for her book club, my coworker Adam said it best: “I want those people to feel like I did.”
How did I feel? I felt like someone close to me died. Over and over and over again, with every turn of the page.
The following scene follows a description of a ruined landscape in which the father watches gray snowflakes fall on his hand and “expire there like the last host of christendom:”
“From daydreams on the road there was no waking. He plodded on. He could remember everything of her save her scent. Seated in a theater with her beside him leaning forward listening to the music. Gold scrollwork and sconces and the tall columnar drapes at either side of the stage. She held his hand in her lap and he could feel the tops of her stockings through the thin stuff of her summer dress. Freeze this frame. Now call down your cold and your dark and be damned.”
This is some of the most masterful writing I’ve ever read. This is a stand-alone creative writing lesson.
A burned, winter landscape transitions easily and swiftly into a pleasurable memory of music, summer, and love. Then it slams the reader back with one of my favorite lines in any book, “Now call down your cold and your dark and be damned.”
That line is pure English. Monosyllabic pentameter, pure poetry of the English tongue. The alliteration of “down, cold, dark, damned.” The beautiful vowel sounds of “now, down, your, dark, and, damned.” Everything works, and it works together. Immediately following the bliss of memory, it is a crushing, emotionally devastating statement that ties two people in love into the dualities of past and present, have and have not, happiness and sorrow, civilization and wilderness. More, it subtly supports one of the central themes of the novel, that of a father’s love for his son.
These dualities run throughout the scene. Take, for example, “seated/theater,” “tops/stockings,” thin/stuff/summer/dress” – evocative pairings of S and T sounds again mirroring the two lovers, the pleasure of memory with harsh reality.
Or, look how well the syllables of “gold scrollwork and sconces” compare to “tall columnar.” The letters of “tall columnar” almost resemble the physical objects the words describe, with the vertical stems of the L’s and the rounded bowls and stresses of the C, O, and U. Say “gold scrollwork and sconces” and you also find that the sounds resemble the letters.
McCarthy chose every word with the utmost care. It is spare prose to match the subject and it is beautifully crafted. Nothing is wasted, overwrought, or unnecessary. A casual reader will read it with ease, without an awareness of craft, and that is, perhaps, for the best. Too much awareness of the writer’s work spoils the stew – and this is heavy stew.
Yet, despite the weight of its subject matter, The Road is a hopeful novel. The father’s love for his son, his unwavering efforts to protect and provide for his son, and his hope for his son’s future make even the bleakest moments bearable, and sometimes, uncomfortably familiar. Although McCarthy has shown us a world where the living exist with “Borrowed time and borrowed world and borrowed eyes with which to sorrow it,” he also shows that beauty and happiness also exist in borrowed time, in a borrowed world, through borrowed eyes.
2. 斯嘉丽约翰逊资料？
斯嘉丽·约翰逊（Scarlett Johansson），生于1984年11月22日，是一位美国女演员和歌手。她出生在纽约市，从小就对表演有浓厚的兴趣，并在年轻时开始参演电影和电视剧。约翰逊的职业生涯开始于1994年，当时她在电影《北方的亮光》中饰演一个小角色。随后，她在一系列电影中获得了越来越多的支持和赞誉。约翰逊最著名的作品之一是在漫威电影宇宙中扮演黑寡妇（Natasha Romanoff）角色。她首次出演该角色是在2010年的电影《钢铁侠2》中，此后她在多部漫威电影中继续出演该角色，包括《美国队长2：冬日战士》、《复仇者联盟》系列、以及自己的独立电影《黑寡妇》(2021)。约翰逊的出色表演使她成为了全球范围内备受瞩目和喜爱的超级英雄角色之一。除了漫威电影，约翰逊还出演了许多其他类型的电影，包括《迷失东京》、《水形物语》、《露西》、《人造人2077》等等。她的表演风格多样，才华横溢，获得了多项奖项和提名，包括奥斯卡金像奖、金球奖和英国电影学院奖等。此外，约翰逊还参与过音乐活动，发行了自己的音乐专辑。除了她的事业成就，约翰逊还是一位慈善家，她积极参与和支持许多慈善事业，包括美国癌症协会和疫苗援助组织等。总的来说，斯嘉丽·约翰逊是一位多才多艺、备受称赞的演员和歌手，她的表演才华和慈善事业都使她成为了娱乐界的重要人物之一。
3. 单词的后边加s怎么加？
一、绝大多数的可数名词的复数形式，是在该词末尾加上后辍-s。读音变化：结尾是清辅音读[s]，结尾是浊辅音或元音读[z]。例：friend→friends; cat→cats; style→styles; sport→sports; piece→pieces
二、凡是以s、z、x、ch、sh结尾的词，在该词末尾加上后辍-es构成复数。读音变化：统一加读[iz]。例：bus→buses; quiz→quizzes; fox→foxes; match→matches; flash→flashes
三、以辅音字母+y结尾的名词，将y改变为i，再加-es。读音变化：加读[z]。例：candy→candies; daisy→daisies; fairy→fairies; lady→ladies; story→stories
四、以-o结尾的名词，如果不是外来词或缩写，就加-es，否则加-s构成复数。读音变化：加读[z]。例：tomato→tomatoes; potato→potatoes; torpedo→torpedoes; bingo→bingoes反例：silo→silos; piano→pianos(外来词); photo→photos; macro→macros(缩写词)
五、以-f或-fe结尾的名词，多为将-f或-fe改变为-ves，但有例外。读音变化：尾音[f]改读[vz]。例：knife→knives; life→lives; leaf→leaves; staff→staves; scarf→scarves反例：roof→roofs
六、以-is结尾的名词，通常将-is改变为-es。读音变化：尾音[is]改读[i:z]。例：axis→axes; basis→bases; naris→nares; hypothesis→hypotheses; restis→restes
七、以-ix结尾的名词，通常将-ix改变为-ices，但有例外。读音变化：尾音[iks]改读[isi:z]。例：matrix→matrices; directrix→directrices; calix→calices; appendix→appendices反例：affix→affixes
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5. 以L开头的所有英语单词以及意思？
1. lack
1) v. lack (for) sth lackcourage/money
2) n. 1a lack of money 2for lack
of …因为缺乏...
3) be lacking in 缺乏...
2. last
1)adj. the last person/thing 最不可能的、最想不到的
He's the last person I'd trust.
The last thing I want to do is homework.
2) adv. last but not least 最后但是同样重要的是
3) n. He was the last to arrive.4)vi.持续 The war lasted(for)3 years.
3. late
1) adj. be late for... in the late19/0s
2) adv. get up late late in
the afternoon 傍晚
3) better late than never 迟到总比不到好
It's never too late to mend 亡羊补牢
of late =lately/ recently I haven't seen him of late.
4. lately = recently
5.later adv.
sooner or later
no later than..不迟于 later on 后来
Much later on, she realizes what he had meant.
6. laugh v. laugh at...
laugh your head off 大笑不止 burst out laughing/ burst into laughter
7. law n.
break/obey/ keep the aw by law 依据法律
8.lay-laid-laid
lay the table 放桌子 lay eggs 下蛋
lay aside 把….放在一边 lay down 放下
5 lay off 解雇 (laid-off 下岗的)
9.lead-led-led
lead a happy life lead to sth. / doing
10.learn-learnt-learnt
learn from 从..中学习,向...学习， learn about/ of 听说得知， learn... by heart 记住
11.least adj. at(the) least
not in the least 一点儿也不
She didn't have the least idea what to do about it.12.leave
1) v.
leave sp.for sp 离开….去... leave +宾语+宾补 leave the door open
leave her waiting for 2 hours leave him out
leave him an orphan 使他成为孤儿
丢下leave sth.+介词短语， leave the key on the bus，
leave out 遗漏 leave
behind 把..丢在后边
leave alone,不打扰,不碰 leave off 不包括,不把..列入
2) n. 假期 ask for a two-week leave
13. lecture n. attend a lecture
give / deliver a lecture to sb. on...
14.left adj. adv. n.
make a left turn
turn left/ turn to the left
the money left / the remaining money
15.lend a hand to sb./lend sb.a hand
16. length n.
The road was 32 miles in length/ long
at length 最后，终于/详细地17. less than... no less than...
more or less 3even/ much/ still less 更不用说
No explanation was offered, stillless an apology18.lesson n.
take/ have lessons 上课 give lessons 授课
teach/ give sb.a lesson给某人一个教训
draw/ take a lesson from .…. 从...吸取教训
19.let-let-let
let sb.in/ out 2let sb(sth.) go let go of sb(sth.) 放手..放弃... let alone 不打扰/不碰/更不用说 let out 发出(叫声) let off 使.爆炸
let sb.down 使失望:6let... be 别理某人
20.lie vt.说谎(lied-lied-lying)lie to sb
n.说谎 tell a lie/ tell lies vi.平躺(lay-lain-lying) lie on your back/side
vi.位于;存在(lay-lain-lying)
lie in/on/to
The book lay open on the desk.
There lies...
lie in 在于...
Success liesin hard work.
21. life n.
1)生命(pl.lives)lose/save one's life;
lay down one's life for sb. 为..牺牲生命
2)生活everyday life 日常生活; live/ lead a .life
3)bring...back to life 使.更有趣;
come back to life 变得活跃,苏醒过来
22. lift
1) n. take the lift乘电梯;
give sb. a lift 让某人搭便车
Passing the exam gave him a real lift. 他通过了考试，情绪好多了。
2)vt.举起:lift one's eyes 抬起眼睛;
He stood there with his hands lifted above his head.
高兴起来:The news lifted oun spirits.
23.light
1) n.光线by the light of the moon;
throw light on/ upon(把..阐述清楚)
灯 turn on/ off the lights;
The light wentout.灯熄灭了
2)adj. 明亮的，浅色的，轻的
a light classroom;
light blue eyes; as light as a feather; a light / sound sleep
3)vt.(lighted-lighted/lit- lit) lighta candle; a lighted candle; light up
24. like vt. I like it when you do that.
would like(sb.)todo; How do you like(find) ../ What doyou think of/ about...
1) prep.l, like everyone else, have read thesestories.
2) feellike doing
25.Olikely adj. more~ most
~ a. be~to do/ that
Tickets are ~ to be expensive. It is more than ~ that the thieves don't know how much it is worth.
b.a~ story 好像真有这回似的
26.limit n. 界限，限度 vt.限制
a) ~to.…; without limit 无限地
There is a limit to the amount of pain 1 canbear.
b) ~sb.to sth/doing sth: My parents limit my pocket money to 300 yuan.
27.line n.线，线路 lines台词 on line 在线的，上网的;drop sb a line给...写封短信
Theline is busy. 电话占线。
Hold the line,please. 别挂电话
28.link n.
a) There may bea ~ between the 2 murders.
b.) to establish trade ~s with Asia c).avideo/satellite~ d.)
a ~in the chain
v.a.) ~Ato/ withB ~A and
B(together)
The video cameras are ~d to a powerfulcomputer.
The English Tunnel
linksBritainwith the rest of Europe.
B).The 2 factors are directly~ed.
Exposure to ultraviolet (紫外线) light is closely ~ed to skin cancer.
c.) ~ up (with sb/ sth)
Thebands have ~ed up for a charity concert.
29. list n. v. make a list of... 列一个...的清单;list our ten favorite songs(列举)30.Olitter
n.a.) There will be fines to people whodrop~.
b).~ of sth
The floor was covered with a~of newspapers, clothes and empty cups,
v.a.) Piles of books and
newspapers ~edthe floor
Broken glass ~ed thestreet.
b) . be ~ed with sth
Your article is ~ed with spelling mistakes.
31.little-less-least not alittle非常; more than a little 非常 She felt tired and more than a little worried.
Little did I know about him. 我一点也不了解他。
32.live 1) v. 居住，生活 /liv/
live/ lead a …. life; live on 以...为生;live by doing 靠做..为生
live life to the fullest 充实地生活;
live up to 符合,不辜负
live with 与..住在一起;忍受 live through 经历过...而活着
2)adj./adv./laiv/ 活着的，现场直播
a live fish; a live football match.
6. 名字的复数形式是什么规则？
绝大多数的可数名词的复数形式,是在该词末尾加上后辍 -s 。凡是以 s 、 z 、 x 、 ch 、 sh 结尾的词,在该词末尾加上后辍 -es 构成复数。
以辅音字母 +y结尾的名词,将 y 改变为 i ,再加 -es。
以 -o 结尾的名词,如果不是外来词或缩写,就加 -es ,否则加 -s 构成复数。
以 -f 或 -fe 结尾的名词,多为将 -f 或 -fe 改变为 -ves ,但有例外。部分单词的复数形式不变。
极少数单词,其复数形式没有任何规律。一些单数词得加 en 才能变成复数词。一些单数词得改头换面一番 , 才能变成复数词。例:bus → buses; fox→ foxes; match→ matches; flash→ flashes例:candy → candies; daisy→ daisies; fairy→ fairies; lady→ ladies; story→ stories例:tomato → tomatoes; potato→ potatoes; torpedo→ torpedoes; bingo→ bingoes
7. 关于英语复数发音？
凡是以s、z、x、ch、sh结尾的词，在该词末尾加上后辍-es构成复数。
读音变化：统一加读[iz]。
例：bus→buses;quiz→quizzes;fox→foxes;match→matches;flash→flashes
以辅音字母+y结尾的名词，将y改变为i，再加-es。
读音变化：加读[z]。
例：candy→candies;daisy→daisies;fairy→fairies;lady→ladies;story→stories
以-o结尾的名词，如果不是外来词或缩写，就加-es，否则加-s构成复数。
读音变化：加读[z]。
例：tomato→tomatoes;potato→potatoes;torpedo→torpedoes;bingo→bingoes
反例：silo→silos;piano→pianos（外来词）;photo→photos;macro→macros（缩写词）
以-f或-fe结尾的名词，多为将-f或-fe改变为-ves，但有例外。
读音变化：尾音[f]改读[vz]。
例：knife→knives;life→lives;leaf→leaves;staff→staves;scarf→scarves
反例：roof→roofs
以-is结尾的名词，通常将-is改变为-es。
读音变化：尾音[is]改读[i:z]。
例：axis→axes;basis→bases;naris→nares;hypothesis→hypotheses;restis→restes
以-ix结尾的名词，通常将-ix改变为-ices，但有例外。
读音变化：尾音[iks]改读[isi:z]。
例：matrix→matrices;directrix→directrices;calix→calices;appendix→appendices反例：affix→affixes
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