大學英語精讀第3冊第5課課文及課后答案(存儲版)

　　

【正文】 征 (兵 ) The school will enroll new students in August. 這所學校將于八月份招收新生。 2. 狂暴的 ,狂亂的 He had a frantic rush to get his work done. 他急急忙忙把工作做完。全日制的 北京工商大學 專升本 會計學專業 大學英語 3 電子版復習課件 整理 :王和平 359076395 如果有發現錯誤或補充請聯系我 .謝謝大家 mail: typewriter 打字機 [ ] n. 1. 打字機 [C] She rolled a sheet of paper into her typewriter and started to type. 她將一頁白紙卷入打字機內并開始打字 keyboard the set of keys on a typewriter, piano, etc, 鍵盤 [ ] n.[C] 1. (打字機、鋼琴等的 )鍵盤 She reached out her hands to the keyboard and began to play. 她將手伸向鍵盤并開始演奏。拋棄 junk [ ] n. 1. (中國的 )平底帆船 ,舢板 [C] 北京工商大學 專升本 會計學專業 大學英語 3 電子版復習課件 整理 :王和平 359076395 如果有發現錯誤或補充請聯系我 .謝謝大家 mail: tap a short light blow 輕叩 [ ] vt. 1. 輕拍 ,輕叩 ,輕敲 He tapped me on the shoulder. 她輕輕地拍拍我的肩。竊聽器 They put a tap on his telephone and recorded all his calls. 他們在他的電話上裝上了竊聽器 ,錄下了所有通話。子夜 A train was leaving at midnight for New Orleans. 有一班火車將于夜間十二點開往新奧爾良。 北京工商大學 專升本 會計學專業 大學英語 3 電子版復習課件 整理 :王和平 359076395 如果有發現錯誤或補充請聯系我 .謝謝大家 mail: 3. 出鞘的 respond act in answer to the action of another answer [ ] vi. 1. 作答 ,回答 [(+to)] Has she responded to your letter? 她有沒有回過你的信 ? 2. 作出反應 。平等地 Government and rebel soldiers are evenly matched. 政府軍隊與叛軍的力量相當。 4. 【數】偶數的 [Z] 5. 均勻的 。 vt. 1. 使平坦 。難堪 [U] My face turned red with embarrassment. 我窘得臉都紅了。表示 。文獻索引 The index is arranged in alphabetical order. 索引按字母順序排列。根本上 The issue was not primarily a political one. 這問題根本不是政治問題。 3. 實際上 。 3. 對等的 。均勻地 Mary was breathing evenly. 瑪麗均勻地呼吸著。緊張的 [ ] a. 1. (臉 )扭曲的 ,拉長的 2. 不分勝負的 ,平手的 We39。 6. 討 (錢 ) midnight the middle of the night 午夜 : [ ] n.[C] 1. 半夜十二點鐘 。鞋底 tap2 KK: [ ] DJ: [ ] n.[C] 1. 龍頭 ,閥門 He left the tap open to fill the kitchen sink with water. 他將水龍頭開著讓廚房的水槽注滿水。廢話 His writing is all junk. 他的 寫作一文不值。 fulltime occupying all normal working hours [ ] a. 1. 全部時間的 。入伍 ,應征 She enrolled in the literature course. 她注冊學習文學課程。 2. 使入會 。 registering 注冊人數 。 5. 合乎格式的 ,正規的 6. 【語】規范的 n. 1. 正式的社交活動 2. 【口】夜禮服 qualify make fit or petent for a special purpose 使具有資格 [ ] vt. 1. 使具有資格 ,使合格 [(+as/for)][O2] I am a qualified doctor, who will not hurt you. 我是一個合格的醫生 ,不會傷害你的。形式上 Everyone was formally lined up to meet the king. 大家拘謹地列好隊 迎接國王。 2. 相當 。養魚場 。采用 His illness assumed a very grave character. 他的病顯得非常的嚴重。 suppose 假設 ,主觀認為 [ ] vt. 1. 以為 。 2. 用作 (衣服等的 )襯里 Strong cloth lined the trunk. 這箱子用很結實的布作襯里。 16. 消息 。 9. 【口】短簡 ,短函 [S] Drop me a line when you arrive. 你到達以后給我來一封信。 4. 交通線 。s blood before a blood transfusion. 輸血前測定病人的血型是絕對必要的。 The boss is cautious about making promises. 北京工商大學 專升本 會計學專業 大學英語 3 電子版復習課件 整理 :王和平 359076395 如果有發現錯誤或補充請聯系我 .謝謝大家 mail: 老板對承諾持謹慎態度。即將達到 n. 1. 接近 ,靠近 。堅決地 I shall tell her firmly that it is not any business of hers. 我將毫不含糊地告訴她這不關她的事 couch a long fortable seat with a back and arms on which more than one person may sit。排得緊的 10. 整潔的 ,整齊的 11. 吝嗇的 The old man is tight with his money. 老人對錢很吝嗇。 3. 緊身的 ,緊貼的 The shoes are too tight for me. 我覺得鞋子太緊。(跳水或體操時的 )空翻 北京工商大學 專升本 會計學專業 大學英語 3 電子版復習課件 整理 :王和平 359076395 如果有發現錯誤或補充請聯系我 .謝謝大家 mail: flip [ ] a. 1. 【口】無禮的 ,魯莽 的 。急促地轉動 She flipped to the index and found the information she needed. 她翻到索引 ,找到了所需的資料。 2. 輕彈 。 n. 1. (衣服等的 )褶裥 。 4. 使折疊 ,卷起 ,挽起 The man tucked up his trousers for wading. 那人卷起褲子 ,準備涉水。s an article about Jamaica in this issue. 在這一期里有一篇關于牙買加的文章。 4. 誕生 ,傳代 His difficulties issue from his lack of knowledge. 他遇到的困難是由缺少知識造成的。 3. 先于 ...前行動 ,先發制 (人 )。 NEW WORDS anticipation expectation [ ] n. 1. 預期 ,期望 。我不得不相信，媽媽以她奇特的方式從失敗中學到的東西和我學到的東西一樣多。她仍是我媽媽，但她身上有了更多的東西：她和我一樣，也害怕，也有失敗的時候。這完全說明我一點不理解她身上的擔子。“她需要練習。 一點也不覺得有什么特別，媽媽卻高興極了。這臺打字機跳字，鍵盤也很松。我認 為這是理所當然的，是媽媽能力的體現。現在我仍然認為在多數情況下我能做到。沒什么大不了的事。爸爸還沒下班，妹妹不在家， 媽媽剛找到一份新工作，在一小時內是不會回家的，我跳上臺階，沖進起居室，啪的一聲打開電燈。d appreciate it if we all helped out a bit more. I already do a lot, I said, immediately on guard. I know you do, dad said evenly. And you may have to do more. You might just remember that she is working primarily so you can go to college. I honestly didn39。t do this. I felt helpless and out of place. At age 16 I still assumed Mother could do anything. Some years before, when we sold our ranch and moved to town, Mother had decided to open a day nursery. She had had no training, but that didn39。t be home from her new job for an hour. I bounded up the steps, burst into the living room and flipped on a light. I was shocked into stillness by what I saw. Mother, pulled into a tight ball with her face in her hands, sat at the far end of the couch. She was crying. I had never seen her cry. I approached cautiously and touched her shoulder. Mother? I said. What39。m going to lose this new job. I can39。s ability. But neither the nursery nor the motel my parents bought later had provided enough ine to send my sister and me to college. In two years I would be ready for college. In three more my sister would want to go. Time was running out, and Mother was frantic for ways to save money. It was clear that Dad could do no more than he was doing already farming 80 acres in addition to holding a fulltime job. A few months after we39。s back racked with emotion, I understood for the first time her vulnerability. She was still my mother, but she was something more: a person like me, capable of tear and hurt and failure. I could feel her pain as she must have felt mine on a thousand occasions when I had sought fort in her arms. A week later Mother took a job selling dry goods at half the salary the radio station had offered. It39。手捂著臉，坐在沙