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1、Unit 2 nThe Sydney Harbour Bridge like prep. 1.Theres no place like home. 2.I havent met him - whats he like? 3.No one sings the blues like she did. look up look up at sth. Tom looked up at the monkey in the tree. look sth up =to look at a book or computer in order to find information I looked it up
2、 in the dictionary. look up to sb = to respect and admire sb. She has always looked up to her father. n locate vt 1. 在 设置(建筑物)； 设立 The management decided to locate their new European office in London. The bridge is located near the magnificent Sydney Opera House. 2. 确定位置; 找出(发现)场所 We located the isl
3、and on the map. n location: n 地点； 位置 A post office should be built in a central location. the 40-storey bridge = the 40-storeyed bridge =the 40-story bridge =the 40 storied bridge Tower: v. 矗立 The mountain towered into the sky. tower over/ above 远比高; 远远高出 The skyscraper towered over the other buildi
4、ngs. He is so intelligent that he towers above all the others in his class. Tower n. a very tall, narrow building a church tower the Eiffel Tower in ones right mind out of ones mind have sth on your mind (to think or worry about something) nJim has a lot on his mind at the moment. bear/keep sb/sth i
5、n mind (to remember sb or sth that may be useful in the future) nIll keep you in mind if another job comes up. make up ones mind nI havent made up my mind whether to go yet. change your mind (to change a decision or opinion ) nWeve changed our minds about selling the house. be out of your mind INFOR
6、MAL (to be crazy or very stupid) nYou must be out of your mind going running on a night like this! be in two minds UK (US be of two minds) (to have difficulty making a decision) nIm in two minds about accepting his offer. expectation Those who drop out of school must lower their expectations of succ
7、ess. The team has every expectation of winning the championship. The holiday lived up to all our expectations (= was as good as we expected). My parents had high expectations for me (= expected me to be successful). Beyond (all) expectation(s) 出乎意料 Contrary to (all) expectation(s) 和预料的相反 Come/live u
8、p to ones expectation(s) 达到期望 Fall short of ones expectation(s) 没达到期望 Speed vt. vi. 急行； 促进 The three men jumped into a car and sped away. Plenty of nourishment will speed your recovery. Speed up 增速 The train gradually sped up. Speed limit: 速度限制 Speed trap: 车辆超速监视区 演示文稿 后 等 直播导航 top1.tv 直播导航 峎奣尛 fier
9、ce 1. 猛烈的；凶猛的 2. 激烈的 a fierce animal / storm/ look fierce anger/ heat/winds 盛怒；暑热 Though seemingly fierce, the dog was gentle really. a fierce debate/ fight He made a fierce speech, urging them to fight. fiercely: adv. They are bound to compete fiercely with each other in all fields. approach 1. vt.
10、 vi. 走进； 接近；快到 As we approached the lamp, I saw a man coming toward us. A boy of 18 is approaching manhood. As I approached , Mary gave me a nod of greeting. 2. vt.对待；处理（问题；任务） They will know how to approach the problem correctly. approach n. He was unconscious of my approach. When learning a foreig
11、n language, the best approach is the study of the spoken language. There is no very easy approach to maths. extend vi. 延伸；延续；继续 Our playing fields extended as far as those trees. The tourist season extends from May till Octobet. vt. 延长；扩大； They extended her visa and she stayed one more week in Londo
12、n. He had obtained permission to extend the field of his investigation. The ancient Romans extended their empire into Asia. 伸出（手臂等）； 展开（翅膀等） He refused to take the hand I extended in friendship. A bird extends its wings when soaring. 给予（欢迎；帮助等） To extend a warm welcome to him/ to extend to him a war
13、m welcome To extend aid / financial help to needy scholars We extended our sympathy to the family. 2. spot: n. 地点;场所; Find a good fishing spot This is the exact spot where the body was found. 污点;污痕; Clean off the coffee spot from the table colth 斑点;班驳 My cat is white with brown spots. (人格.名声的)污点; The scandal left a spot on his reputation. On the spot: 当场；立即;在现场 If you become noisy, you must leave on the spot. Spot: v. 发现;找出;认出 I easily spotted him in the crowd because he was very tall. 玷污; 侮辱 The incident spotted his fame. 使有斑点 He spotted the desk with ink.
