欧塞奇走向成功,英语教程课后Vocabulary部分

2021年1月26日发(作者：奋进)
Unit 1
1
）

During the novel, there is a shift in
【
perspective
】

from an adult’s view of
events to a child’s view.

2
）

An examination of two fossils
【
reveals
】

that a primitive human species
had arrived in Asia from Africa about 2 million years ago.
3
）

4
）

European Airlines
【
guarantees
】
top-quality service for its customers.
As a
【
consequence
】

of being in hospital , Shelly decided that she wanted
to become a nurse.
5
）

He started out in the personnel department later he was
【
transferred
】
to
the sales department.
6
）

Several hundred more employees will have to be
【

laid off
】

if the company
does not give any new orders soon.
7
）

Since they moved to this community they have lived in
【
harmony
】

with
their neighbors.
8
）

The
visiting
scholar
spoke
English
with
such
a
perfect
accent
that
it
was
hard to
【

identity
】

his origin.
9
）

Once the drug is approved for sale, doctors will be able to
【

prescribe
】

it
for ulcers.
10
）

He became a
millionaire overnight. Many people
【
envied
】

him for his
good luck.
11
）

Egypt,
Israel,
and
the
representatives
of
the
Palestinian
people
will
【
participate
】

in negotiations on the resolution of the Palestinian problem.
12
）

They argued against the notion that man should
【
dominate
】

nature rather
than live in harmony with it.
Unit 2
1.

P
eter says he’s seen Titanic at least 20 times but I think he’s
【
exaggerating
】
.
2.

The
Russian
experts
【
postponed
】

dumping
Mir
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
until
March 23.2001.
3.

The increasing globalization of the electronic marketplace offers opportunities
for businesses and consumers in terms of both
【
access
】

and choice.
4.

Amazingly , our soccer team won the victory in the
【
crucial
】

final game.
5.

The idea of cloning
【
extinct
】

life forms still belongs to science fiction.
6.

With one year’s observation the biologists have found how dolphins socialize ,
breed,
【
nurture
】

their young and how they communicate.
7.

It’s a bit
【
optimistic
】

to think that we can do the journey within five hours.
8.

I would take you if I could but I don’t hav
e a car at my
【
disposal
】

this week.
9.

They
are
worried
that
the
students
might
interpret
the
new
regulation
as
a
【
restriction
】

of their rights.
10.

T
here
is
【
abundant
】

evidence
that
cars
have
a
harmful
effect
on
the
environment.
11.

H
er patience with the children
【
diminished
】
as the hours went by.
12.

S
lavery is closely
【
associated
】
with racial prejudice , the belief that one race is
superior to another.
Unit 3
1.

The company tried to make
【
flexible
】
work arrangements so that it would make
the best of all its employees.

2.

The company
【
exploited
】
its workers with long hours and low pay.

3.

The European Union, the biggest US trade
【
partner
】
, prepared a protest to the
World Trade Organization (WTO).

4.

If you turn the stereo up to
【
maximum
】

volume, the neighbors will complain.

5.

It's exhausting
【
commuting
】

from Brighton to London every day.

6.

Professor
Smith's
general
comments
may
help
students
to
【
appreciate
】

the
theories in the textbook.

7.

He will
【
accommodate
】
me with the use of his house while he is abroad.
8.

Some
scientists
think
average
global
temperatures
have
risen
due
to
the
greenhouse effect. Others are
【
skeptical
】
of global warming.
9.

I had a
【
breakdown
】
in the middle of the trip.

10.

It's a long-term investment, so you might expect to
【
incur
】
light losses in the
early years.
11.

The development of computers and other
【
sophisticated
】

machines has made
industry much more efficient.

12.

She inherited a
【
substantial
】
fortune from her grandmother.
Unit 4
1.
The
trade
of
opium,
a
highly
profitable
product
for
British
merchants
and
eventually a(n)
【
illegal
】
import into China, led to the Opium Wars.

2. When they
【
ran out
】
of food, the soldiers set about hunting for more.
3. Some people are complaining that car insurance
【
premiums
】
have increased too
much this year.

4. It's an old tradition in China for a man to carry his wife over the
【
threshold
】

when they first enter their new home after getting married.
5. The charity agency will recruit volunteers to build
【
affordable
】
housing for the
poor.
6. More
【
immigrants
】
were admitted to the United States for permanent residence in
recent years.

7. The aircraft carries 461 people
【
excluding
】
the crew and cabin staff.

8.
【
Credis
】
earned
at
junior
colleges
could
be transferred to
another institution
where students could complete their final years of college.

9. In the article Wilmut discussed
【
potential
】

medical uses for cloning, and ethical
issues surrounding cloning technology.

10. The General Assembly has exclusive authority to set the UN
【
budget
】
, paid for
by all members according to an agreed quota. 11. They had to wait ten minutes for
the drug to
【
take effect
】

before they stitched up the cuts.
12. I can't
【
figure out
】

why he quit his well-paid job to undertake such tedious
work.
Unit5
1.

The landscape of the American West was
【
dramatically
】
altered during the 20th
century as a result of the widespread construction of dams along major rivers.

2.

Because of the swift,
【
enormaous
】
growth of the urban areas many farmers left
their villages in quest of work.

3.

The doctor prescribed walking as
【
therapy
】

for my weak knee.

4.

Some think that cloned human beings will be
【
deprived
】
of freedom or dignity or