新世纪大学英语(第二版)综合教程第一册 Unit 3 重点单词

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单词

pine

  • n. 松树
  • The wind blew us delightful odors from the pine forests.
  • 风为我们吹来了松树林的香味。

gathering

  • n. 集会,聚会
  • We’re having a little social gathering tonight. Can you come?
  • 我们今晚有场小型社交聚会,你能来吗?

spot

  • n. 地点;场所
  • I’ll show you the exact spot where I fell off the bike.
  • 我会指给你看我从自行车摔下来的确切地点。

recall

  • vt. 〖较正式〗回想,回忆起
  • The old man recalled the city as it had been before the war.
  • 老人回想起这座城市战前的样子。

turn out

  • 结果(是),原来(是),证明(是)
  • The truth turned out to be stranger than we had expected.
  • 事实证明真相比我们原来期望的要奇怪。

senior

  • n. 〖美〗(中学或大学)最高年级的(学生),毕业班的(学生)
  • The seniors threw a fancy dress party on Thanksgiving Day.
  • 四年级学生在感恩节举行了化装舞会。

occur

  • vi. 〖较正式〗(尤指意外的事情)发生
  • An accident involving ten vehicles has occurred in the east-bound lane.
  • 在向东的车道上发生了一起涉及10辆车的交通事故。

turn into

  • (使)转变(形态、性质等)
  • The dry weather turned the soil into concrete.
  • 干燥的天气把土壤变成了硬块。

scent

  • n. 气味;(尤指)香味
  • A gentle breeze from the Blue Ridge Mountains carried the scent of lilies.
  • 从蓝岭山脉吹过来的和风,带来了百合花的芬芳。

mow

  • vt.
  • You can’t mow the lawn if it’s wet.
  • 草坪潮湿时,你不能修剪。

take / catch sb. by surprise

  • 使(某人)惊奇,使(某人)没有准备
  • Your phone call took me by surprise because I thought you were on holiday.
  • 你的电话让我吃了一惊,因为我以为你正在休假。

arch

  • vt. 形成拱;(使)成弓形
  • At this point on the river, the trees arch right over it.
  • 在河的这一段,那些树都弯垂至河面上。

eyebrow

  • n. 眉毛
  • With an eyebrow raised, he seemed divided between surprise and amusement.
  • 他一根眉毛扬了扬,似乎既感到吃惊,又觉得有趣。

inquiry

  • n. 查询;请求(得到帮助或信息)
  • I’ve been making inquiries about the cost of round-the-world ticket.
  • 我一直在查询环球旅行票价。

disturbing

  • a. 烦扰的;担心的;令人不安的
  • It is disturbing to think a dangerous wild animal is still at large in the quiet countryside.
  • 一想到有一头危险的野兽还没有被捕获,仍在这僻静的乡村游荡,就让人忧虑不安。

blade

  • n. (狭长而扁平的)草叶;叶片
  • Every leaf, brick and blade of grass is fresh-washed and shining after the rain.
  • 雨后,每片树叶,每块砖瓦乃至一叶小草,都被洗刷一新,闪闪发亮。

shred

  • vt. 切成碎片,撕成细条
  • Shred the lettuce and arrange it around the edge of the dish.
  • 将生菜切成丝,放在盘子的边缘。

fingernail

  • n. 指甲
  • I’m always breaking my fingernails on the strings of my guitar.
  • 我总是在吉他弦上弄断指甲。

acquaint

  • vt. 〖正式〗把…通知某人;使某人了解
  • Please allow me a couple of minutes to acquaint myself with the rules of the game.
  • 请给我几分钟让我了解一下游戏规则。

be / become acquainted with (sth.)

  • 对…熟悉;读过、见过或经历过…
  • I am a newcomer and not acquainted with the rules and regulations here.
  • 我是新来的,对这里的规章制度不熟悉。

indicate

  • vt. 表示,标识
  • The label on the packet indicated all the ingredients in the biscuits.
  • 小包的标签上标示了饼干的所有成分。

have … on one’s mind

  • 心事重重; (为某事而)烦恼
  • If you have anything on your mind, I want you to come out with it.
  • 如果你有什么心事,我希望你说出来。

gather one’s thoughts

  • 反省;苦思冥想;使思想集中
  • She sat trying to gather her thoughts before making her speech.
  • 她坐在那里努力集中思想准备发言。

overhead

  • ad. 在头顶上,在空中
  • The rain stopped but the clouds hung low and heavy overhead.
  • 雨停了,但是阴云密布,低低地笼罩在头顶上。

ease

  • vt. 减轻,舒缓
  • The doctor promised that these pills would ease the pain.
  • 医生保证这些药丸能缓解病痛。

awkward

  • a. 尴尬的;为难的
  • They’d chosen an awkward time to call as I’d just got into the bath.
  • 他们早不打,晚不打,偏偏在我正要洗澡时打电话给我。

alarmingly

  • ad. 使人惊恐地;使人不安地
  • Alarmingly, the hole in the ozone layer has doubled in size this year.
  • 令人恐慌的是,臭氧层的破洞今年扩大了一倍。

surgery

  • n. 外科(手术)
  • The patient underwent eight hours of surgery on his heart.
  • 病人经历了八小时心脏手术。

keep sth. from sb.

  • 不把…告诉(某人);防止(某人)听到(某事)
  • I think we ought to keep the truth from him until he’s better.
  • 我想等他好些再把实情告诉他。

option

  • n. 可选择的办法
  • There are various options open to someone who is willing to work hard.
  • 对愿意努力工作的人来说,他有多种多样的选择。

sturdy

  • a. 〖褒〗坚实的;强健的,壮实的
  • It’s a sturdy truck and just what we need for the rough roads.
  • 这辆卡车够结实,正是我们在不平路面上驾驶需要的那种。

behavior

  • n. 举止,行为
  • His irresponsible behavior cost his father many sleepless nights.
  • 他那不负责任的行为使他父亲很多个夜晚无法安眠。

accomplishment

  • n. 才艺,才能
  • His perfect cookery is just one of his many accomplishments.
  • 完美的烹饪技术只是他的许多才能之一。

create

  • vt. 创造;创建;创作
  • The Bible says that God created the world.
  • 《圣经》上说是上帝创造了世界。

hem and haw

  • (also hum and haw) 〖英,一般贬〗(表示犹豫)支吾其词,吞吞吐吐
  • The deputy chairman hemmed and hawed without giving a definite answer.
  • 副主席说话吞吞吐吐,没有给个明确的答复。

rare

  • a . 稀少的,罕有的
  • The museum is full of rare and precious treasures.
  • 博物馆里到处是稀有珍宝。

treat

  • n. (尤指令人感到意外的)难得的乐事
  • Having breakfast in bed is a rare treat for me.
  • 在床上用早餐对我来说是难得的享受。

soak

  • vi. (液体)渗透,渗入
  • You’d better wipe up that red wine you’ve split before it soaks into the carpet.
  • 你最好在红葡萄酒渗透地毯前,把它擦掉。

soak up

  • 接受;吸收;沉湎于
  • Given the right environment, children are like sponges and will soak up information.
  • 在适当的环境中,孩子们就像海绵一样,不断地吸收信息。

come/go full circle

  • 兜一个圈回到原位
  • His career has come full circle to the club where it began.
  • 他在事业上经过一番周折,如今他又回到了最初工作的那家俱乐部

giant

  • a. 特大的,巨大的
  • He’s got amazingly long legs and walks with giant steps.
  • 他的腿惊人地长,走起路来迈着巨大的步伐。

sway

  • vi. 摇动,摇摆
  • We lay on the sand, beneath the swaying palm trees.
  • 我们躺在沙地上,头顶的棕榈树随风摇曳。

breeze

  • n. 微风,和风
  • She stood still for a moment and let the gentle breeze cool her face.
  • 她静静地站了一会儿,让和风吹凉她的脸颊。

jerk

  • vi. 猝然一动;急拉,猛地拉一下
  • She pulled one of the strings and the puppet’s arms jerked upwards.
  • 她拉了其中的一根线,木偶的胳膊猛地向上一动。

summons

  • n. 召唤,召见,传唤
  • I sat outside the boss’s office and awaiting my summons.
  • 我坐在老板的办公室外等候召唤。

panicky

  • a. 〖非正式〗恐慌的,由恐慌引起的
  • “Fire! Fire!” An urgent and panicky sound of cry for help passed through the phone.
  • “救火!救火!”电话里传来了紧急而恐慌的呼救声。

grab

  • vt. 攫取;抓住
  • He grabbed his child’s arm to stop her from running into the road.
  • 他抓住女儿的手臂,阻止她跑到马路上去。

grip

  • vt. 握紧,紧握
  • The baby gripped my finger with her tiny hand.
  • 这个婴儿用她的小手抓紧我的手指。

static

  • n. 静电干扰,天电
  • There’s so much static on this radio that I can’t hear what they’re saying.
  • 这收音机的静电干扰太强,我听不见他们在说什么。

desperate

  • a. (尤指因绝望而)不顾一切的,拼死的
  • The doctors made one last desperate attempt to save the boy’s life.
  • 为挽救男孩的生命,医生们做了最后一次拼搏。

squeeze

  • vt. 压;挤;榨;捏
  • She unscrewed the top of the tube and squeezed some paint onto the brush.
  • 她拧开了管盖,挤了些颜料在画笔上。

run off sth.

  • 驶离(轨道,公路等)
  • The truck’s brakes failed and it ran off the road.
  • 由于卡车的刹车坏了,它冲下了公路。

shallow

  • a. (呼吸)浅的,弱的
  • The doctors are worried because his breathing has become very shallow.
  • 医生们很担心,因为他的呼吸已变得非常浅。

release

  • vt. [常与from连用]放手,松开
  • She released the handbrake and the car jumped forward.
  • 她松开了手刹车,汽车往前冲了出去。

fight back

  • 抑制住
  • It was a tough decision to make and Beckham clearly struggled to fight back tears as he spoke to journalists at England’s World Cup training camp.
  • 这是个艰难的决定,小贝很明显是强忍着泪水,在英格兰世界杯大本营对记者们说这番话。

run away

  • [常与from连用]逃跑,私奔
  • He ran away to sea from home when he was only 12.
  • 在他12岁那年,他从家里出逃当水手。

be worried sick

  • 担心极了
  • I am worried sick that I might not be able to meet the deadline.
  • 我很担心我有可能不能按期完成。

sob

  • n. 啜泣,呜咽,抽噎
  • I could hear his sobs in the bedroom for losing his favorite toy.
  • 我能听见他在卧室里呜咽,因为他丢了自己心爱的玩具。

emotion

  • n. 强烈的感情,激情,情绪
  • Human emotions are things like hatred, anger, sadness and happiness.
  • 人的情感包括憎恨、愤怒、悲伤和幸福。

plead

  • vi. [常与for连用]恳求,祈求,央求
  • He was on his knees, pleading for forgiveness.
  • 他跪在地上,请求宽恕。

desperation

  • n. 不顾一切;铤而走险;绝望
  • In desperation, they jumped out of the window to escape the fire.
  • 在绝望中,他们为逃出大火而跳窗。

pause

  • vi. 停顿;暂停;踌躇
  • She paused to get her breath back and then carried on jogging.
  • 她停下来喘口气然后继续慢跑。

pregnant

  • a. (人)怀孕的; (动物)怀胎的
  • The center gives advice and prenatal care to pregnant women.
  • 该中心给怀孕妇女提供忠告和产前护理。

moisture

  • n. 水分,水气,湿气
  • Moisture in the atmosphere condensed into dew during the night.
  • 夜间,大气中的水汽凝成露水。

mouth

  • vi. (嘴)做说(唱)的动作(但不发声)
  • It looks to me as if the singers are mouthing the words.
  • 在我看来,这些歌手好像在用口型默唱歌词。

portable

  • a. 便携的,手提式的,可移动的
  • The small portable battery-operated units are most suitable for field work.
  • 这种用电池作电源的小型便携式仪器最适用于野外工作。

click

  • n. 咔嗒声
  • You’ll know your seat belt is fastened properly when you hear a click.
  • 在听到咔嗒一声响后,你就知道你的安全带是系好了。

hang up (on)

  • 挂断电话
  • Don’t you hate it when someone hangs up on you before you’ve finished speaking?
  • 当你讲话结束前别人就挂断电话,你不是非常恼怒吗?

clutch

  • vt. 紧握,紧抓
  • Terrified by the noise, the small child clutched her mother’s hand.
  • 小孩被喧闹声所惊吓,紧紧地抓着她母亲的手。

seek

  • vt. 〖正式〗请求;征求,求教
  • They suggested she should seek advice from the legal department.
  • 他们建议她向法律部门请教。

pamphlet

  • n. 小册子
  • I picked up a free pamphlet on places to visit in the region.
  • 我随手拿起一本免费的小册子,上面介绍该地区可以参观的一些地方。

swallow

  • vt. 吞下,咽下
  • My throat is so sore that it really hurts when I swallow food.
  • 我的喉咙很痛,咽食时更疼。

lump

  • n. (不定形的)块
  • This sauce has got lumps in it—give it good stir to get rid of them.
  • 这酱里还有糊块——好好搅拌一下,让煳块消失。

(have/bring, etc.) a lump in one’s throat

  • 哽咽
  • He had a lump in his throat as he said goodbye to his girlfriend at the airport.
  • 当他在机场告别女友时,他哽咽了。

scatter

  • vt. (使)散开;(使)分散;驱散
  • The teacher blew his whistle and the students scattered in all directions.
  • 老师吹响哨子,学生们朝各个方向散去。

take care of

  • 照顾,照料
  • We really appreciate your taking care of Max for the weekend.
  • 我们真心感谢你在周末照顾麦克斯。

telephone booth

  • 公用电话亭
  • I did not bring my cell phone with me, so I have to call you back from a telephone booth.
  • 我没带手机,只能在电话亭给你回电话了。

preach

  • vi. 〖贬〗[常与at, to, about 连用]唠叨地劝诫
  • He’s such a pain—he’s always preaching about the virtues of working hard and getting up early.
  • 他很烦人——反复唠叨努力工作和早起的美德。

under control

  • 可掌握的,可控制的
  • It took them two hours to get the fire under control.
  • 他们花了两个小时才控制住火势。

relief

  • n. (焦虑、痛苦或迟钝等的)减轻;解除
  • He breathed a sigh of relief when he found out he had passed the exam.
  • 当他知道通过了考试,他宽心地舒了口气。

lace

  • vt. 十指紧扣;使交织
  • Tuttle laced his fingers behind his head.
  • 塔特尔叉起手指抱着后脑勺。

snap

  • vi. [常与at 连用]急促地说,厉声说
  • There’s no need to snap at me like that. It’s not my fault that you lost your wallet.
  • 你何必那样恶声恶气地对我说话,你丢了钱包又不是我的错。

clasp

  • n. [一般用单数]紧抱;紧握;握手
  • She held the child’s hand in a firm clasp as they crossed the road.
  • 当他们过马路时,她紧紧握住孩子的手。

cab

  • n. 出租汽车,计程车
  • should we take a cab there and come back by subway?
  • 我们坐出租车去再乘地铁回来好吗?

wrap

  • vt. [尤与round, around连用] 用… 包住
  • It was so cold that he wrapped a scarf tightly around his face before he went out.
  • 天气这么冷,他在出去之前将一条围巾紧紧地包在脸上。

chin

  • n. (尤指人的)颏,下巴
  • To keep the safety helmet in position, fasten the strap beneath your chin.
  • 为把安全头盔固定好,把带子在你的下巴下系紧。

wipe

  • vt. 擦,拭,抹;擦净
  • I’ll just get a sponge and wipe the crumb off the table.
  • 我就去弄块海绵来擦掉桌上的碎屑。

dial

  • vt. 拨打电话(号码);打电话
  • Can I dial this number direct, or do I have to go through the operator?
  • 我可以直接拨这个号码,还是得通过接线员?

mumble

  • vi. 咕哝,含糊不清地说
  • The old woman mumbled something that I couldn’t hear.
  • 那老妇人咕哝了些我听不懂的话。

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