新概念英語(yǔ)第三冊(cè)34.

1、A Happy Discoveryantique n. 古董，古玩； adj.古老的，古代的；an antique shop 古玩店an antique dealer 古董商antiquated ntkwetd adj. 過(guò)時(shí)的 （old-fashioned and out of date）an antiquated ideavintage vntd adj.老式的，過(guò)時(shí)的;n.美酒；古著 fascination n. 魅力；迷惑力 He has a fascination for girls. 他令女孩子著迷。 She had a fascination with flowers.她對(duì)花很著

2、迷。fascinatevt.使著迷； 使神魂顛倒； 蠱惑Cats nevet fail to fascinate human beings. 貓總能讓人類產(chǎn)生極大的興趣.Snakes are said to fascinate small animals. 據(jù)說(shuō)蛇能蠱惑小動(dòng)物. forbidding adj. 望而生畏的，望而卻步的a forbidding look/task/mountain/appearanceforbidden adj.不允許的，被禁止的; 禁用的;If something is forbidden, you are not allowed to do it or hav

3、e it. Forbidden Cityforbidden fruitforbid v.禁止 （forbade ,forbidden）forbid sb to do sth.keep/stop/prevent sb. from doing sth. muster v.鼓起（勇氣）；集合，召集muster up courage to do 鼓足勇氣做某事muster up spirit 打起精神He travelled around West Africa trying to muster support for his movement.尋求支持Mustering all her streng

4、th, Nancy pulled hard on both oars.使出所有力氣Thirty thousand men were to muster. 要集合的將達(dá)三萬(wàn)人.Go and muster all the men you can find.召集pretentious adj.自命不凡的；矯飾的pretend-pretentiouspretentious language/speech 浮華的Thats a pretentious name for a dog!pretentiousness prtensns n.自負(fù)He has a tendency towards pretent

5、iousness.他總是想表現(xiàn)得自命不凡。put on airs 擺架子strike a pose 裝腔作勢(shì)labyrinth n.迷宮They found a labyrinth of tunnels under the ground. 他們發(fā)現(xiàn)了一處迷宮似的地道。maze n.迷宮; 迷惑; 錯(cuò)綜復(fù)雜;a maze of streets /wires錯(cuò)綜復(fù)雜的馬路/線路be in a maze 困惑，迷茫I am in a maze about future.labyrinths：螺旋形迷宮 mazes：矩形迷宮labyrinths通常只有一個(gè)入口,目標(biāo)是達(dá)到圓心，然后再原路返回mazes

6、一個(gè)入口一個(gè)出口，目的是從入口到達(dá)出口，完成迷宮musty adj.陳腐的；發(fā)霉的musty rooms/books/bread/foodOpening the door, she made a face at the musty smell. 她打開(kāi)門后聞到一股難聞的霉味，不禁做了個(gè)鬼臉。decayeddked adj.腐爛了，貶值而stale stel （陳的） -freshThe room smelled musty and stale. 這個(gè)房間聞起來(lái)有股發(fā)霉的陳味兒.rarity n.珍品，稀少少見(jiàn)的人或東西A man over a hundred years old is a ra

7、rity.Rain is a rarity in Egypt.rare adj.稀有的；罕見(jiàn)的a rare object 一件珍品masterpiece n.杰作assorted adj.各式各樣的我喜歡吃配有沙拉或者什錦蔬菜的肉類。（serve）I like meat served with salad or assorted vegetables.assort vt.把分類 Collect , assort and file the documents from material management. 對(duì)物料管理工作中形成的資料進(jìn)行收集、整理、歸檔.vi.相配； 相稱 ； 交際； 交往S

8、he doesnt assort with people of her own age. junk n.破爛貨；廢品junk food(rich in fat)a junk dealer 收破爛的rubbish n. 垃圾; 無(wú)意義的東西; 廢話; (Br.)Dont talk rubbish!trash n. 垃圾，廢物; 廢話(Am.)garbage n. 垃圾; 丟棄的食物; 無(wú)用的數(shù)據(jù)litter v.雜亂地布滿；Books littered the floor.地板上到處都是書。be littered with 布滿了The desk is littered with assorte

9、d magazines.litter n. 雜物，垃圾; 廢紙litter bag 垃圾袋dedicated adj.專心致志的a dedicated sportsman 一個(gè)熱忱的運(yùn)動(dòng)專家a dedicated musician 一個(gè)專心致志的音樂(lè)家dedicate v.奉獻(xiàn)；獻(xiàn)身（devote）She dedicated her life to scientific studies.devoted adj.忠誠(chéng)的a devoted wifea devoted couple 真心相愛(ài)的一對(duì)dealer n.商人;發(fā)牌人;經(jīng)銷商 ；毒品販子專門從事某一種商品經(jīng)營(yíng)的版權(quán)a car dealer

10、Hes a dealer in second-hand cars. They aim to clear every dealer from the street. 他們打算把街上所有的毒品販子都清走。tradesman n.生意人；買賣人merchant m:tnt n.（做大生意的）生意人wholesaler 批發(fā)商 retailer n.零售商cherish v.珍視，抱有，懷有v.珍視cherish the friendship/life/opportunityOverseas Chinese cherish the memory of their home land. 僑胞想念祖國(guó).v

11、.抱有；懷有cherish the wish/hope/dream/ideasThe mother always cherished the hope that she could find her long-lost son.amply adv.足夠地ample adj.十分充足的 enough or more than enoughample time/evidence/spaceamplify v. 放大，擴(kuò)大; amplifier n.擴(kuò)音器magnifier n.放大鏡sufficient(enough) adj. 足夠的; 充足的;adequatedkwt (just enough

12、) adj. 剛剛夠mere adj.僅僅，單單，只要He lost the election by a mere 20 votes.Dont be angry.Its a mere joke.Your meeting us was a mere accident.I pick up the computer for a mere 2000 RMB.merely adv. onlyHe merely told her that he worked for the corporation.prise v. 撬 （Br.）prize v. 撬 （Am.）prise sth. off 把.翹掉Eve

13、ntually I prised the lid off with a knife.prise sth. up 把.撬開(kāi)prise the box open 把盒子撬開(kāi)prise sth. out 設(shè)法套出話來(lái)It took me half an hour to prize the address out of him.carve v.鐫刻He carves the figures from white pine.他用白松木雕刻出那些人偶。carve the chicken 切割雞肉v. 開(kāi)創(chuàng)(事業(yè))carve ones career 開(kāi)創(chuàng)事業(yè)The girl from nowhere wan

14、ts to carve herself a place in history.留名青史dagger n.短劍；匕首look daggers at =look at sb. angrily怒目圓睜sword s:d n.長(zhǎng)劍put sb. to the sword=kill sb. with a swordminiature adj.微小的;（尤指）微型的miniature camera 小型相機(jī)miniature garden 微型花園miniature painting 微型化minibus/minicab/miniskirtHe looked like a miniature versio

15、n of his father.他看上去就像是他父親的迷你版。composition n.構(gòu)圖;作曲；文章compose v.構(gòu)成，構(gòu)思，組成compose a poem/letter/songcompose a shot 為拍攝構(gòu)圖be composed of 由.組成 Our class is composed of eighteen boys and twelve girls. 我們班由18個(gè)男生和12個(gè)女生組成.Antiqueshopsexertapeculiarfascinationonagreatmanypeople.古玩店對(duì)許多人來(lái)說(shuō)有一種特殊的魅力。古玩店對(duì)許多人來(lái)說(shuō)有一種特殊的魅力。exert a peculiar fascination on sb對(duì)某人有一種特殊的魅力對(duì)某人有一種特殊的魅力Shoe shops exert a pecul