Words 高二英语unit19(warming,words,reading)课件 人教版 高二英语unit19(warming,words,reading)课件 人教版.ppt

Unit19TheMerchantofVeniceNewWordsWordsofUnit19merchantn.商人MerchantofVenice2.uneasya.1)心神不安的，忧虑的，担心的Ifeeluneasyaboutmyson’sfuture.Wepassedanuneasynightinthestorm.2)拘束的，不自在的Ifeltuneasyaboutinthenewdress.uneasymanners拘束的态度3.denyvt否定，否认denydoingsth./denythat…/deny+名词+todosth..Doyoudenyhavingstolenthebicycle?Doyoudenythatyouhadstolenthebicycle?Idon’tdenythatitisaseriousproblem.4.payback1)还钱给某人句型:paysb.back(sth)/paysthbackI’llpayhimbackwithallmyheart.我将用我的生命向他偿还。Haveyoupaidmebackthemoneyyouowemeyet?2)惩罚，报复I’llpayhimbackforthetrickheplayedonme.Mercytothecriminaliscrueltytothepeople.对罪犯的仁慈就是对人民的残忍。adj.merciful仁慈的，慈悲的Themercifulkingsavedtheyoungofficersfromdeath.mercy所构成的词组:havemercyon(upon);对…怜悯showmercyto;atthemercyof;任由摆布withoutmercy;begformercy;恳求…的怜悯ForthesakeoftheGod,pleasehavemercyonthesepoorpeople.Heshowedgreatmercytothelittledog.Ishouldn’tliketobeatthemercyofsuchacruelman.Theyfoundthemselvescompletelyatthemercyoftheboss.6.revengevt.替某人报仇(revengesb为某人报仇)Herevengedhisdeadbrother/hisbrother’sdeath.n.报仇；报复have/takeone’srevengeonsbforsth因某事向某人报仇dosthin/outofrevenge报复性地做某事7.enemy[c]敌人JaneandSarahusedtobefriendsbutnowtheyarebitterenemies.8.goabout着手做；承担=setouttodo/getdowntodoing=undertakeHowshallwegoaboutthejob?Howdoyougoaboutrepairingthismachine?9.asfarasIknow=sofarasIknow(1)asfaras表示“就…而论；在..范围内；就..而言”，Hehasnobrothersas/sofarasIknow.asfarasI’mconcerned就我而言;依我之见(2)asfaras还可以表示“远到，直到（某地）”Wewalkedasfarasthetopofthehill.(3)asfaras还可以表示“像……那样远”Hedidn’tgoas/sofarastheothers.(4)asfaras还可表示“尽可能地”。IwillhelpyouasfarasIcan.10.reasonable合乎情理的,讲理的areasonableman通情达理的人besoldatareasonablepriceBereasonable.不要这样怀恨在心。n.reasonablenessadv.reasonably11.judgementn.判断判决(1)judgement“审判，被审判”。JudgementwasdeliveredintheSupremecourt.最高法院宣布判决。(2)judgement“判断力”，是不可数名词。Heshowsexcellentjudgement.他显示了卓越的判断力(3)Judgement“意见，见解”(不可数名词或不可数名词)Weshouldmakeafairjudgementofherjob.我们应该对她的工作做出公正的评价。12.greeting问候offergreetingstosb13.envy1)n.嫉妒羡慕,可羡慕的人或事“Youaresoluckytohaveabrother,”saidtheboywithenvy.Hecouldn’tcont