新概念英语日常用语:新概念英语第二册习惯用语大全：Lesson43

Lesson 43

1.clear vt. 1.清扫，扫清，收拾 2.穿过，越过
clear off 收拾，整理
A:Let's get this desk in order.
A:让我们把这个桌子收拾一下。
B:Yes, it's about time we cleared it off.
B:好的。是该把它收拾干净了。
例句：It's about time we clear off the desk.
是该整理桌子了。

2.crash v. 坠毁，碰撞
air crash/plane crash 空难，飞机失事(air disaster)
1.Have you heard about the air crash that occurred last Wednesday?
你有没有听说上星期三发生的空难？
2.The time is 7 0'clock, and this is Amily Brown with the news: The German authorities are sending investigators to discover the cause of the plane crash late yesterday on the island of Tenariff.
现在是七点整由艾米丽·布朗播出的新闻：德国*正派出调查人员去调查昨天晚些时候在特纳里夫岛发生飞机坠毁事件的起因。

3.flight n. 1．飞行，飞翔2．航班，航程
make one's fight 赶上航班
例句：It's pouring. We're never going to make our flight if we don't leave soon.
外面下着大雨，如果我们不赶紧出发的话，我们肯定赶不上航班了。

4.go over1 摆脱；恢复
A:I heard Joan was turned down for the graduate fellowship. She must be upset.
A:我听说了琼没有拿到研究生奖学金。她一定心情不好。
B:She was at first. But you know Joan, she got over it pretty quickly.
B:她一开始是心情不好。但你是了解琼的，她很快就会摆脱坏心情。
例句：1.I wish I could get over the flu.
我希望我能够战胜流感。
2.I just can't get over the fact that they got married.
饱们结婚了，我怎么也想不通。

5.go over2（病或情绪）恢复(recover from one's illness or low spirits)
A:Would you like to go to the dance with me tonight?
A:你愿意今晚和我一起去跳舞吗？
B:I'd love to, but I'm just getting over my cold.
B:我很想去，但是我的感冒还在恢复阶段。

6.lie v. 说谎 n. 谎话
a white lie 善意的谎言
例句：It's better to tell a white lie than lose a friend.
说一个善意的谎言总比丢掉一个朋友要好。

7.point v. 指出，使注意
point out 指出(make one's point directly)
例句：As Prof.Oatley points out, our emotions have very important functions.
正如奥特利教授所指出的，我们的情感有非常重要的功能。
What's the point? 有什么用呢？(What is the use of it?)
A:Do you want to get more explanation about the review questions?
A:关于复习题你想得到更多的解释吗？
B:What's the point? I don't understand a thing.
B:有什么用呢？我什么都不懂。
up to this point 到此为止(up till now)
例句：He calmly walked into a local barber shop where he was well known, pulled out a gun, and took all the money the barber had. Up to this point it had been a fairly routine crime.
他若无其事地走进一家人们都认识他的理发店，拔出了手枪，抢走了理发师所有的钱。到此刻为止这只是一种常见的罪行。

8.run into 陷入，碰到
run into 偶然碰刭(meet with, come across, happen to meet)
例句：Well, this is a pleasant surprise. It seems to me we ran into each other here last week.
哟，这真令人惊喜，我觉得我们上星期就在这里偶然碰到过。

9.serious adj. 1．严肃的，严重的2．危急的3．认真的
serious about 对...认真(hold a serious attitude toward; mean it)
例句：Once you promised to help your client, you must be serious about it.
一旦你答应了去帮客户的忙，你一定要认真去做。

9.as if (though) 似乎，宛如（常引出虚拟语气）(apparently; with the appearance of)
例句：1.He behaved as if nothing had happened．
他那样子似乎什么都没发生过。
2.I wandered for about an hour, looking for a likely place to play the violin as though I were about to commit a crime.
我转了近一个小时想找一个合适的地方拉琴，就像要去做案一样。

10.without prep．没有，毫无
do without 没有…也行
例句：I can do without breakfast．
我不吃早饭也行。

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