《綜合英語教程》課件第9章

PartOne：Listening

PartTwo：SpeakingPartThree：ReadingPartFour：Grammar動名詞PartFive：PracticalWritingLetterofApplication(應聘信)PartSix：TranslationSkills翻譯中的詞性轉(zhuǎn)換ReadingforPleasure

Proverbs&SayingsUnitNineStress

PartOne：Listening

Directions：Thispartistotestyourlisteningability.Itconsistsof3sections.

SectionA

Directions:Thissectionistotestyourabilitytogiveproperresponses.Thereare5recordedquestionsinit.Aftereachquestion,thereisapause.Thequestionwillbespokentwotimes.Whenyouhearaquestion,youshoulddecideonthecorrectanswerfromthe4choicesmarkedA,B,CandDgiveninyourtestpaper.ThenyoushouldmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Example:Youwillhear:Mr.Smithisnotin.Couldyoupleasegivehimamessage?

Youwillread:

A.I’mnotsure.

B.You’reright.

C.Yes,certainly.

D.That’sinteresting.

Fromthequestionwelearnthatthespeakerisaskingthelistenertoleaveamessage.Therefore,C“Yes,certainly.”isthecorrectanswer.YoushouldmarkContheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

[A][B]?[D]

Nowthetestwillbegin.

1.A.Verynice. B.Tooearly.

C.Whynot? D.Howlucky?

A.Verynice.W:Mr.Smith,whatdoyouthinkoftheproduct?2.A.Don’tmentionit. B.Notatall.

C.It’slovely. D.Allright.

3.A.Yes,speaking. B.You’rewelcome.

C.I’msure. D.Ilikeitverymuch.

A.Yes,speaking.W:hello，mayIspeaktoHelen?D.Allright.

M:MissGreen,wouldyoupleasewriteyournamehere?4.A.Hereyouare. B.Yes,itis.

C.Notbad. D.Goahead.

5.A.Nothingserious. B.Hereitis.

C.Nevermind. D.Agoodidea.A.Nothingserious.W:What’swrongwithMike?C.Notbad.M:Howdoyoulikeyournewjob?

SectionB

Directions:Thissectionistotestyourabilitytounderstandshortdialogues.Thereare5recordedconversationsinit.Aftereachdialogue,thereisarecordedquestion.Boththedialoguesandquestionswillbespokentwice.Whenyouhearaquestion,youshoulddecideonthecorrectanswerfromthe4choicesmarkedA,B,CandDgiveninyourtestpaper.ThenyoushouldmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.6．A.Inthehospital.

B.Intheoffice.

C.Inthebank.

D.Inthebookstore.

B.Intheoffice.M:Excuseme,Mr,Johnsonaskedmetocomeandseehimthismorning.W:Oh,yes.He’swaitingforyouinhisoffice.Q:WhereisMr.Johnsonnow?7．A.Hisreport.

B.Hispaper.

C.Hisplan.

D.Hisinterview.

D.Hisinterview.W:Hi,Tom.Youlooksoworried.M:Well,I’mjustworryingabouttheinterviewtomorrow.Q:WhatisTomworryingabout?8．A.Customerservice.

B.Productadvertising

C.Newproduct.

D.Asalesplan.

M:Susan,whatarewegoingtodiscussatthemeetingtomorrowafternoon?W:We’lldiscussthesalesplanfornextyear.Q:Whatwilltheydiscussattomorrow’smeeting?D.Asalesplan.

9．A.Goonwiththework.

B.Trysomethingnew.

C.Gooutforawalk.

D.Haveacupofcoffee.

W:I’vebeenworkingfornearlyfivehoursandIfeelsotired.M:Whynothaveacupofcoffeeforabreak?Q:Whatdoesthemantellthewomantodo?D.Haveacupofcoffee.10.A.businesscard.

B.Anadvertisement.

C.Apricelist.

D.Aninstructionsheet.

M:I’minterestedinyournewcomputers.Howmuchdotheycost?W:We’vegotapricelist.Hereyouare.Q:Whatdoesthewomangivetotheman?C.Apricelist.

SectionC

Directions:Inthissectionyouwillheararecordedshortpassage.Thepassageisprintedinthetestpaper,butwithsomewordsorphrasesmissing.Thepassagewillbereadthreetimes.Duringthesecondreading,youarerequiredtoputthemissingwordsorphrasesontheAnswerSheetinorderofthenumberedblanksaccordingtowhatyouhear.Thethirdreadingisforyoutocheckyourwriting.Nowthepassagewillbegin.Hello,everybody!Onbehalfofthehotel,I’dliketoexpressourwarmestwelcometoyou.Wedohopeallour

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willfeelhappyandcomfortablehere.Wewouldbepleasedtoprovide

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servicestomeetyourneeds.Hereyoucanfindmanyconvenientfacilitiesforyoutouse,suchasa

13,ahealthclubandanindoorswimmingpool.Wealsohavethreerestaurants

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ChineseandWesternfoods,twobarsandaguestsallkindsofbusinesscenterservinglargeshoppingcenter.Anysuggestionsfor

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ourservicearewelcome.Thankyouforyourattention.improving

Part

Two：Speaking

Thispartistotrainyourspeakingability.Readthesamplesandfinishthetaskstogetherwithyourgroupmembersorpartner(s).

Sample1

A:Doyousmoke?

B:No,never,becauseI’mastudentnow.

A:Doesitmeanthatyouwillsmokewhenyougrowup?

B:Notnecessarily,butprobably.

A:Ok,let’stalksomething,aboutsmoking.Doesyourfathersmoke?

B:Yes,heisaheavysmoker.Heusuallysmokestwopackseveryday.

A:That’stoomuch.Thendoesheenjoyagoodhealth?

B:No,actuallyheisinpoorhealth.Hehasahearttroubleandahighbloodpressure.

A:That’sexactlywhatitis.Scientificresearchshowsthatnicotineincigarettesisveryharmfultopeople’shealth.Itcaneasilyleadtoheartdiseaseandotherrelativeillnesses.Haveyoueventriedtopersuadehimtogiveupsmoking?

B:Yes,Itried.Andmymotheroftentriestopreventhimfromsmoking.Sometimeshehimselfmakesuphismindnottosmoke.Buthewouldpickitupwhenhefeelsstressful.

A:Buttherearealotofotherwaystorelax,forexample,havingatriportalkingtofriends.

B:Isee.Butonceyouhaveformedahabit,itisverydifficulttogetridofit.Anyway,heshouldstopsmokingforthesakeofhishealth.

A:Ihaveanidea.Takehimtothedoctorandletthedoctorwarnhimthathishealthwillbeevenworseifhegoesonsmoking.Doctor’swordsoftenworkmagicallytohispatients.

B:That’sagoodidea.I’llhaveatry.Thankyou.

A:You’rewelcome.參考譯文

Task1

ReadSample1again,andworkinpairsorgroupstotalkaboutstressyouarehavingandtrytoworkoutthewaysofdealingwithit.

Sample2

A:Whatdoyouthinkarethebadhabitstoone’shealth?

B:AsfarasIknow.Smoking,alcohol,stayingupandlosingtemperarethemainbadhabitstoone’shealth.

A:Iquiteagreewithyou.Ilearnedfromsciencemagazinethatsmokingcanleadtomanydiseases,suchascancerofthethroatsandlungs,hearttrouble,highbloodpressure,easilygettingcolds,andsoon.

B:Yes,andtoomuchalcoholisevenworsethansmoking.Ithurtspeople’sstomachs,influencesbloodpressure,causesalcoholpoisonandheartattack.

A:That’swhyIneverdrinkalcohol.Somepeoplesaythatalcoholcancurethepaininone’sheart.ButIbelieveyouwillfeelevenmorepainfulifyoucurepainwithalcohol.

B:Yes,you’reright.Andbesides,Ialsoheardthatstayingupandlosingtemperwerenotgoodtoone’shealth.

A:Sure,doctorssaythatthetwobadhabitsmayinfluencepeople’simmunesystems.Ifoneinsistsondoingso,heorshewillsufferfrombadhealthandmentaltroublesome.

B:Sowemustavoidtheabovebadhabitsinordertohaveasoundbodyandasoundmind.參考譯文

Task2

ReadSample2carefullyandtrytomakeconversationswithyourpartner(s),talkingaboutbadhabitsinyourdailylife.

PartThree：Reading

BeforeYouRead

Lead-inActivity:Self-test

Directions:Theself-testbelowcanhelpyoulookatthewayyoufeelaboutyourstudyandyourlife,sothatyoucanknowwhetheryoumighthavestress.Inthisself-test,thereare15questions.Foreachquestionthereare5columns.Putatickinthecolumnthatyouusemost.Thenaddupyourscoreandcheckyourresultusingthescoringtableunderneath.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften1Iavoiddealingwithdifficulties.

2Iamafraidofwhatwaitsformeinthefuture.

3MostpeoplearoundmeseemtobebetterthanIam.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften4Ioftenfeelmisunderstoodordislikedbymyfriends.

5IfeelthatIhavenoonetotalkto.

6Attheendofaday,Ifindmyselfemotionallyempty.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften7Ifeelweakphysicallyandmentally.

8Ithinkaboutdeath.

9Ioftenfeelbadaboutmyself.

10IhavebeensleepinglessormorethanIusuallydo.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften11IamsotiredthatIcannotgoondoingwhatIusuallydo.

12WhenIwakeupinthemorning,Ifeellikethereisnothingtolookforwardto.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften13Ihavelostinterestinmostofthethingsthatusedtointerestme.

14Withouttrying,Ihavelostorgainedweight.

No.QuestionNotAtAllRarelySometimesOftenVeryOften15BeforeIgettosleep,mymindwondersandIthinkaboutallthetroublesandworriesIhave.

Howtocalculateyourscore:

Score:

1pointforeach: Notatall

2pointsforeach: Rarely

3pointsforeach:

Sometimes

4pointsforeach:

Often

5pointsforeach:

Veryoften

Yourtotalscore:

ScoreInterpretation:

Score Comment

15~18

Littlesignofstresshere.

19~32

Littlesignofstresshere,unlesssome factorsareparticularlysevere.

33~49

Becareful－youmayhavestress, particularlyifseveralscoresarehigh.

50~59

Youmayhavestress－dosomething aboutthis.

60~75

Youaresuretohavestress－do somethingaboutthis.

Text

A

Stress:HowtoCopeBetterwithLife’sChallenges

Whatcausesstress?

Stressiscausedbythebody’sresponsetoprotectitself.Thisisgoodindangeroussituations,suchasgettingoutofthewayofaspeedingcar.Butitcanbringaboutphysicalillnessifitgoesonfortoolong,suchasinresponsetolife’sdailychallengesandchanges.

Whenthishappens,yourbodyseemstogetreadytojumpoutofthewayofthecar,butyou’restandingstill.Yourbodyisworkingovertime,whichcanmakeyoufeelanxious,afraid,andworried.

Whatchangesmaybestressful?

Anysortofchangecanmakeyoufeelstressed,evengoodchange.It’snotjustthechangeoreventitself,butalsohowyoureacttoitthatmatters.Whatmaybestressfulisdifferentforeachperson.

Forexample,onepersonmaynotfeelstressedbyretiringfromwork,whileanothermayfeelstressed.

Otherstressfulthingsincludelosingyourjob,yourchildleavingorreturninghome,thedeathofyourrelative,divorceormarriage,anillness,aninjury,moneyproblems,orevenhavingababy.

Canstresshurtmyhealth?

Stresscancausehealthproblemsormakeproblemsworseifyoudon’tlearnwaystodealwithit.Talktoyourfamilydoctoraboutit.It’simportanttomakesurethatyoursymptomsaren’tcausedbyotherhealthproblems.

Possiblesignsofstress

Anxiety

Backpain

Depression

Headaches

Highbloodpressure

Problemswithrelationships

Shortnessofbreath

Upsetstomach

Weightgainorloss

WhatcanIdotolowermystress?

Thefirststepistolearntoknowwhenyou’refeelingstressed.Earlysignsofstressincludetensioninyourshoulders,orclenchingyourhandsintofists.

Thenextstepistochooseawaytodealwithyourstress.Onewayistoavoidtheeventorthingthatleadstoyourstress－butoftenthisisnotpossible.Asecondwayistochangehowyoureacttostress.Thisisoftenthebestway.

Waysofdealingwithstress

Don’tworryaboutthingsyoucan’tcontrol,liketheweather.

Preparetothebestofyourabilityforeventsyouknowmaybestressful,likeajobinterview.

Trytolookatchangesasachallenge,notathreat.

Askforhelpfromfriends,familyorprofessionals.

Setrealisticgoalsathomeandatwork.

Exerciseoften.

Eatwell-balancedmealsandgetenoughsleep.參考譯文

NewWords

challenge/'t??lind?/n.挑戰(zhàn)

cause/k?:z/ vt.引起，(使)發(fā)生

protect/pr?'tekt/vt.保護，防衛(wèi)；警戒

speed/spi:d/ vi.超速，加速；加速

n.速度，速率；迅速

vt.加快……的速度；使成功，使繁榮

illness/'ilnis/n.病；疾病

happen/'h?p?n/ vi.發(fā)生；碰巧；偶然遇到

overtime/'?uv?taim/

n.加班時間；延長時間

adj.超時的；加班的

vt.使超過時間

adv.加班地

anxious/'?nk??s/ adj.焦慮的；擔憂的；

渴望的；急切的

event/i'vent/ n.事件

stressful/'stresfl/ a.產(chǎn)生壓力的

retire/ri'tai?

/ vi.退休

death/deθ/ n.死亡

relative/'rel?tiv/ n.親戚

divorce/di'v?:s/ n.離婚

marriage/'m?rid?/ n.結(jié)婚，婚姻

injury/'ind??ri/ n.傷害

hurt/h?:t/ vt.刺痛，損害

symptom/'simpt?m/ n.癥狀，征兆

anxiety/??'zai?ti/ n.憂慮

pain/pein/ n.痛苦

depression/di'pre??n/ n.沮喪

headache/'hedeik/ n.頭痛

breath/breθ/ n.呼吸

upset/?p'set/ n.腸胃不適；擾亂，不安

stomach/'st?m?k/ n.胃

gain/gein/ n.利益，利潤，收獲

loss/l?s/ n.失去，降低

shoulder/'??uld?

/n.肩，肩膀；肩部

choose/t?u:z/ vt.選擇，決定

vi.選擇，挑選

control/k?n'tr?ul/ n.控制；管理

vt.控制；管理

interview/'int?vju:/ n.面試，會見

threat/θret/ n.恐嚇

professional/pr?'fe??n?l/ n.專業(yè)人員

realistic/?ri?'listik/ adj.現(xiàn)實(主義)的

Phrases&Expressions

copewith 應對，處理

inadangeroussituation

處于危險的境地

outoftheway 不擋道

bringabout 使發(fā)生，致使

goon 繼續(xù)，進行

inresponseto 適應，響應

getreadytodosth. 準備好做某事

reacttosth.

對某物做出反應

loseone’sjob

失業(yè)

talktosb.

與某人談話

highbloodpressure

高血壓

clenchone’shandsintofists

握緊拳頭

leadto

導致

worryabout

擔憂

preparefor

為……做準備

ComprehensionoftheText

Directions:Inthispartthereare8incompletesentences.Foreachofthesentencesthereare4items.Choosethebestoneforeachofthefollowingstatementsaccordingtothetext.

1.Thetextstatesthat

.

A.stressistheonlysignofadangeroussituation

B.stressmightcauseyoutositstill

C.yourbodyalwaysfeelsanxiouswhengoingoutofthecar

D.body’slongerresponsetostressmightcauseillness

D.body’slongerresponsetostressmightcauseillness2.WhatpossiblesignofstressisNOTmentionedinthetext?

A.Growingfat.

B.Feelingpainintheshoulders.

C.Workingovertime.

D.Havingbackpain.

C.Workingovertime.3.Wecanlearnfromthetextthat

.

A.stresscanalwaysbringaboutphysicalproblems

B.stressisoftentheresultofbody’sreactiontodailychanges

C.whetherpeoplefeelstressedornotdependsonhowgoodthechangesare

D.somegooddailychangesneverbringstresstopeople

B.stressisoftentheresultofbody’sreactiontodailychanges4.Somestresswillbringabouthealthproblems

.

A.unlessyouknowhowtodealwithit

B.untilitlastsforcertaintime

C.ifyoudon’tavoidthosestressfulthings

D.ifyoudon’taskfriendsforhelp

A.unlessyouknowhowtodealwithit5.Theauthorusestheexampleofajobinterviewtoshowthatitisimportantto

.

A.keepawayfromtheeventthatmightcausestress

B.getwell-preparedwhenfacingthestressfulevents

C.haveanaimallthetime

D.changelifestyle

B.getwell-preparedwhenfacingthestressfulevents6.Itisimpliedfromthepassagethat

.

A.somebodysymptomsaren’tcausedbystress

B.yourfamilydoctorcannevergiveyouhelpfordealingwithstress

C.theonlywayofcopingwithstressistochangethewayyoureacttostress

D.peoplehavealreadyhadabetterunderstandingofstress

A.somebodysymptomsaren’tcausedbystress7.Accordingtothetext,stresscausedby

maybeoutofourcontrol.

A.anxiety B.problemswithrelationship

C.depression D.weather

8.Theauthorofthistextismostprobablya

.

A.historian B.librarian

C.reporter D.doctor

D.weatherD.doctor

VocabularyandStructure

Ⅰ.Directions:ColumnAisalistofwordsfromthepassage.FindinColumnBthewordorphrasesimilarinmeaningtoeachofthewordsinColumnA.

ColumnA ColumnB

1.dangerous a.takeplace

2.happen b.miss

3.lead c.kind

4.loss d.unsafe

5.sort e.guide

6.hurt f.reaction

7.choose g.passingaway

8.illness h.getready

9.msponse i.everyday

10.sign j.tomakeachoice

11.death k.thing

12.protect l.keepfrombeingdamaged

13.prepare m.sickness

14.daily n.symptom

15.event o.injury

Ⅱ.Directions:Inthispartthereare10incompletesentencesandforeachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Youshouldchoosethebestonetocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.

1.Wecannotagreewiththissort

thing.

A.of B.at

C.about D.in

A.of2.Whatcanwomendo

themselvesfromheartdisease?

A.tocause B.toadmit

C.tocontrol D.toprotect

3.ltwasadifficultsituation,butshe

withitverywell.

A.coped B.changed

C.made D.1ooked

A.copedB.toadmit4.Howdidhereact

yoursuggestion?

A.with B

.to

C.for D.by

5.Thiswill

troubleinthefuture.

A.keepupwith B.leadto

C.reactto D.goon

C.reacttoB.to6.Wewaitedwith

fornewsofhersafearrival.

A.anxiety Bdepression

C.pain D.stress

7.Theheadmasterisunhappywiththenewteacherbecausehecan’t

hisclass.

A.work B.control

C.lose D.change

B.control

A.anxiety8.Thefactoryworkershavetowork

soastofinishtheirtasktoday.

A.well-balanced B.still

C.enough D.overtime

9.Thisexaminationisareal

.

A.event B.challenge

C.matter D.sign

B.challengeD.overtime10.Sciencehasbrought

manychangesinourlives.

A.out B.on

C.back

D.about

Ⅲ.Directions:Inthispartthereare10incompletesentenceswith10blanks.Fillineachoftheblankswithanappropriatewordfromthebox.Changetheformifnecessary.

D.aboutpercent

especiallydevelopment fallbehindusedtorecentsuccessattheageoftotally

1.VanGoghis

thebest-mownpainterintheworld.

2.Mostoftheaudienceweresurprisedbytheplayer’s

.

3.Saleshavefallenbymomthan75percentin

years.

relativelysuccessrecent4.Wewanttoinviteanumberoffriends,

JohnandPeter.

5.Whatareyourplansforthe

ofyourcompany?

6.Sixty

ofthepupilsareboys.

7.Constructionwork

schedule.

8.Shediedin1936,

84.

9.Ourdog,Rex,

sitoutsideourfrontgateandbark.

especiallypercentdevelopmentfellbehindattheageofusedto10.Thenew-bornbabyhas

changedtheirlifestyle.

totally

Translation

Ⅰ．TranslatethesentencesintoEnglish.

1．信心是成功的關(guān)鍵。

2.他可能會認為這項工作不適合他。

Confidenceisthekeytosuccess.Heprobablythinksthatthejobdoesn’tfithim.

3.你能幫我準備今天下午的會議嗎？

4.最佳的改變方法是對他們施加壓力。

5.他不想告訴邁克爾他為什么要著急回家。

Canyouhelpmeprepareforthemeetingthisafternoon?Thebestwayinresponsetoitistoputstressonthem.hedidn’twanttotellMichaelwhyhewasimpatienttogohome.

TextB

Withthedevelopmentofsociety,moreandmorepeople,especiallyyoungpeople,sufferfromstress.ThisisalsothecaseinChina.ArecentChinaYouthDailysurveyfound66percentofyoungpeopleseeingthemselvesasbeingundergreatpressureandfewerthanIpercentfeelingstress-free.Italsoshowsthatsuchaproblemisgettingworseandworsewiththepassingoftime.

ChineseYoungPeople’sStress

Stressiswhatyoufeelwhenyouareworriedoruncomfortableaboutsomething.Thisworryinyourmindcanmakeyourbodyfeelbad.Ifyousufferfromstress,youmayfeelangry,frustrated,scared,orafraid,whichcangiveyouastomachacheoraheadache.Whenyou’restressed,youmaynotfeellikesleepingoreating.Youmayfeeluncomfortableorhavetroublepayingattentionatschoolandrememberingthingsathome.Thosewhohaveagoodjob,ahappymarriageorlotsofmoneymayfeelstressed.

Now,youngpeoplelivealifestyletheirparentscouldonlydreamof.Manyofthemowncarsandflats,buttheirspendingisrunningwild.Then,somepeoplehaveanxiety,whichleadstostress.

Soanalystssaythatthoseveryforcesthatbroughttheopportunitiesforyoungpeoplealsobroughtlevelsofstress.

Thewholesocietyisimpatient,especiallyyoungpeople.Insecurityamongyoungpeopleoftenshowsitselfinfrequentjob-hopping.Thatisdrivenbyanincreasedmediacoverageofthesuper-rich,thepeoplelikeonline-gamesmakerChenTianqiao,whoisworthanestimated1.05billionUSdollarsattheageof31.

Theyoungarealsosimplyafraidoffallingbehindtheirfellows.Thisisespeciallytruewhenit’sclosetohome－aneighborgettingricheventhoughheusedtobeaclassmate.

Ontheotherhand,China’sone-childpolicyhasmeantmoremoneyforyoungpeople.Butthesesinglechildrenalsohavetwoparentsandfourgrandparentswiththeirgazeonthechildren’ssuccess,whichbringsthemundergreatpressure.

Assuchpressuresincrease,manyyouthsfeelthey’vealreadyfailedatayoungage.Ifso,thenyouknowwhatit’sliketofeelstressed.You’veprobablyheardpeoplesay“Wow,I’mreallystressedout”or“Thisismakingmetotallystressed.”

Thenyoushouldchooseawaytodealwithyourstress,eithertoavoidtheeventthatleadstoyourstressortochangethewayyoureacttothestress.參考譯文

especially/i'spe??li/ adv.特別；尤其

recent/'ri:s?nt/adj.最近的；近代的

survey/s?:'vei/n.調(diào)查；測量；審視；縱覽

vt.調(diào)查；勘測；俯瞰

vi.測量土地

percent/p?'sent/n.百分比，百分率；部分；百分數(shù)

adj.百分之……的

adv.以百分之……地

NewWordsuncomfortable/??n'k?mf?t?bl/ adj.不舒服的；

不安的

frustrated/fr?'streitid/adj.失意的，挫敗的；泄氣的

scared/sk

?d/adj.害怕的

lifestyle/'laifstail/n.生活方式

impatient/im'pei??nt/adj.焦躁的；不耐心的

insecurity/?insi'kju?r?ti/

n.不安全；不牢靠；

無把握；心神不定

job-hopping/'d??-bh?pi?/

n.跳槽

drive/draiv/vi.開車；猛擊；飛跑

vt.推動，發(fā)動(機器等)；駕駛(馬車，汽車等)；驅(qū)趕

n.驅(qū)動器；駕車；內(nèi)驅(qū)力，推進力

media/'mi:di?/n.媒體；媒質(zhì)(medium的復數(shù))；

血管中層；濁塞音

coverage/'k?v?rid?/ n.覆蓋，覆蓋范圍

super-rich/'sju:p?-rit?/n.超級富豪

estimated/'estimeitid/adj.所估計的

billion/'bilj?n/ n.十億；大量

adj.十億的

fellow/'fel?u/n.家伙；朋友；同事；會員

adj.同伴的，同事的；同道的

vt.使……與另一個對等；使……與另一個匹敵

success/s?k'ses/n.成功，成就；勝利

probably/'pr?b?bli/adv.大概；或許；很可能

totally/'t?ut?li/adv.完全地

Phrases

&

Expressions

runwild