高二英語選修六第五單元單詞課件m6u5words

1、Unit 5 The Power of natureAlongside adv &prep a.next to or at the side of sthb. alongside sb = together with sb1.There was a butchers shop alongside the theatre.2.The car broke down and had to draw up alongside.3.I travel to unusual places and work alongside people from all over the world.Equipment

2、UC equip vt equipped adj1. The hospital is in great need of some essential and up-to-date equipment.2. The scientist subscribes two sets of equipment to our lab. 3. The course is designed to equip students for a career in teaching. 此課程旨在使學(xué)生能夠勝任教學(xué)工作此課程旨在使學(xué)生能夠勝任教學(xué)工作4.Our school is no longer what it wa

3、s 20 years ago, when it was poorly equipped. Appoint vt 1. The headmaster appointed Joe to be my assistant .2. They appointed his as captain of the school football team.3. Everyone was gathered at the appointed time.4. The headmaster approved of his appointment to the department.Absolute adj 1. “You

4、re wrong,” she said with absolute certainty.2. There is no absolute evidence that mosquitoes spread AIDS.3.Beauty cant be measured by any absolute standard.4. He is absolutely brilliant cook.5.Can we leave a little early? Absolutely! Suit c.n&vt1. He looked funny with a business suit on such a casua

5、l occasion.2. She always wore an expensive black suit and a hat with yellow feather.3. You look gorgeous in that suit, for it really suits you.4. Country life suits me down to the ground .5. The arrangement suited me perfectly , for I can work and travel at the same time.Make ones way to someplace1.

6、 We slowly made our way to the edge of the forest.2. The platform was packed with people but I finally made my way to the front.3. They made their way to the destination with the help of the guide.Potential adj& u.n 1. The company tried some new ways to attract potential customers.2. The pill has so

7、me potential risks to peoples mental and physical health.3. She has the potential to become a world champion.4. You guys are excellent students with great potential.Actual adj1. Im not joking. Those were his actual words.2. The actual cost was higher than we expected.3. Actually, on second thoughts,

8、 I dont want to go out alone tonight.4. I have known Bob for years. Since we were babies, actually.Shoot vt shot shot 1. A woman was shot dead in an attempted robbery.2. Police shot one suspect when he pulled a gun on a child.3. He had been shot in the back while trying to escape.4. A man rushed int

9、o the classroom and shot randomly at the children.Anxious adj anxiety un/cn1. He was a bit anxious about the final exam, for he wasnt well-prepared.2. Parents are naturally anxious for their children.3. She is anxious to go abroad, for it is a great chance to experience the culture there.4. There is

10、 growing public anxiety about job losses.5. It can help if you discuss your anxieties with someone.Panic vi&n 1. Office workers escaped in panic as the fire broke out.2. Seeing the terrible flood, people there were in a state of panic.3. There is no point getting into a panic about the exams.4. Dont

11、 panic! Well soon get you out of there.Vary from to 1. Rules and regulations vary from school to school.2. The heights of the plants vary from 8 cm to 20 cm.3. Students homework varies in quality.4. Prices vary according to the type of room you require.5.The menu varies with the season and prices also differ.6.-What do you wear when you go out? - Well, it varies. Guarantee vt &n 1. We cannot guarantee that our flights will never be delayed.2. They guarantee to deliver your goods