读写译3 ( 南方版 )大学英语教程3（南方版）读写译 UNIT 5.ppt

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1、大学英语教程3(南方版)读写译UNITFIVEPioneersPartILANGUAGESKILLPARTIILANGUAGEINCONTEXTPARTIIITOWARDPRODUCTIVELANGUAGE若出现禁用“宏”和“ActiveX”对话框，请选择“启用”大学英语教程3读写译UNITFIVEKEYWORDSMADEEASYKEYEXPRESSIONSINUSEPartILANGUAGESKILLBACK大学英语教程3读写译UNITFIVEKEYWORDSMADEEASYReadaloudthefollo

2、wingsentencesandfigureoutwhateachitalicizedwordmeans.TheClueintheparentheseswillhelp.1.Thepioneersdemonstratedanindomitablewillintheirsuccessfulconqueringofthewest.(unconquerable)2.Stillundertheimpactoftheterribleaccident,themigrantworkers(季节性打工者，民工)hadnoapp

3、etitefordinner.(desire)3.Havingwalkedinthedesertforthewholemorning,thesettlerscravedforadrink.(longfor)4.Wecan’thelplaughingatthechildren’snaiveremarksonaheroicandromanticlifeforthecowboys.(innocent,childish)5.Eachwestwardstepofthepioneerwasaccomplishednoton

4、lybyself-reliance,butalsobytheeffortsofanactiveFederalgovernment.(achieve)BACK大学英语教程3读写译UNITFIVEKEYWORDSMADEEASYAReadaloudthefollowingsentencesandfigureoutwhateachitalicizedwordmeans.Theclueintheparentheseswillhelp.6.Althoughshewasknownasatoughladyinthewestw

5、ardmovement,shewasunusuallymildandkindwithherchildren.(strong,determined)7.Thoughtheauthorclaimedthatthetrampsresembledpioneers,manywouldstillfindtheideadisagreeable.(weresimilarto)8.ItpainedtheIndianstoseetheage-oldtreesfelledtomakelogcabinsforthesettlers.(

6、cutdown)9.Theydecidedtoreckonwiththetraitorsaftertheydrovetheenemyoff.(dealwith)10.IntheearlyyearsofWestwardmovement,itwasnotunusualforsettlerstoperishofhungeranddisease.(die)BACK大学英语教程3读写译UNITFIVEAStudythefollowingexpressions.makegoodaccomplishwhatoneattemp

7、ts成功stayput(colloquial)remainwhereplacedwithout原位不动movingorbeingmovedgobrokebecomepenniless破产amounttomuchaccomplishmuch有出息,有成就ontheruninflight;continuouslyactiveand奔逃;跑着,奔走movingaboutnexttonothingscarcelyanything,almostnothing差不多没有,几近于零KEYEXPRESSIONSINUSEBAC

8、K大学英语教程3读写译UNITFIVEBReadaloudeachofthefollowingsentences.Seehowtheseexpressionsareused.1.Jackhadexpectedtomakegoodinthebigcity,butunfortunatelyhecouldn’tevenfindajobthere.2.Althoughtheinvaderswe