part one vacabularies
1, stride 动词 大步走;阔步行走 If you stride somewhere, you walk there with quick, long steps.
原文:I continued to stride powerfully onto the dock.
仿写:He turned abruptly and strode off down the corridor.他突然转身,沿走廊大步流星地走了。大步流星,这个词可以这样用
2, very 形容词(与名词连用,强调重要性或严重性)仅仅的,唯独的,甚至于,就连 You use very with nouns to emphasize the importance or seriousness of what you are saying.
不知道这个解释放在这里理解是否正确?
更正:
2,very : used to emphasize that you are talking exactly about one particular thing or person
〔用于加强语气〕正是那一个的,正是的
原文:'Onto the boat, Jennifer,' I ordered, pointing to it with the very hand that held the letter, which she didn't even notice.
仿写:History is taking place before your very eyes.历史就在你的眼前发生。
3, kick out 短语动词 See also:kick;强使离开;赶走 To kick someone out of a place means to force them to leave it.
原文:'Hey - Harvard Law School! Have you been kicked out?'
仿写:Her family kicked her out.她的家人把她赶了出来。
4, go overboard
1,原意是指在船上工作的人粗心大意,一不小心从船上掉到水中(to fall out of a boat or off of a ship),引申出在不顾自己安全的情, 况下就“鲁莽从事”,或在没有充份估计形势的情况下轻率地作出决定等。
eg: Louise went overboardand bought an expensive home computer.路易丝未经慎重考虑就买下了1台很昂贵的家用电脑.
2,另一个意思是“过份” 、“走极端”(to do something too much)。
eg: You can play jokes on someone , but take care not to let it go overboard. 你可以跟别人开玩笑,但切忌不要开得太过火
3,还可以做事“过份狂热”(do something with excessive enthusiasm)。
eg: Some teachers have gone overboard for the new methods without considering their practical use. 许多教师十分热衷新方法而没有考虑到它们的实用价值。
原文:'Hey,' I said in one of my wittier observations, 'you went overboard for me.' 联系下文,应该是第三个意思吧
5, cocky 形容词 骄傲自大的;自以为是的 Someone who is cocky is so confident and sure of their abilities that they annoy other people.
原文:'Don't be too cocky,' she replied. 'Third is still only third.'
仿写:He was a little bit cocky because he was winning everything.
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