(
课件网) By heart Lesson 22 New words and expressions run 1. Run, Forrest, run! 2. The road runs to the west. Ivy runs on the wall. (Ivy League) 3. run out of milk / money New words and expressions 4. run for the president of the student union 5. run one’s own business 6. This cartoon has run for 10 years without an end, I just can’t stand that anymore. New words and expressions lines liner He comes from a long line of actors. Maple trees lined the street. New words and expressions part Do the actors all know their parts yet New words and expressions part v. ‘To love, cherish and obey, till death parts us, according to God's holy ordinance.’ New words and expressions falter 1. His voice began to falter at the mention of his sufferings in the old days. compare: stammer New words and expressions falter 2. Tom’s legs faltered dramatically as (he was) nearing the house. New words and expressions falter 3. Jenny never falters in her determination / intuition. My master’s taste in girls never falters. New words and expressions cast The cast are waiting on the stage. He made a cast with a fishing line. New words and expressions cast 1. cast net / anchor cast a spell on… 2. He cast me as an apple. He was cast for the part of / as Hamlet. New words and expressions role 1. leading role / hero /heroine Mary prefers to comic / tragic roles. 2. China is playing an increasingly important role in… New words and expressions aristocrat (回忆 astrology) the highest class in certain societies Many aristocrats were killed in the French Revolution. nobleman， noble New words and expressions imprison life imprisonment / work You can imprison my body but not my mind. New words and expressions Bastille Bastille Day New words and expressions gaoler = jailer ( gaol = jail ) compare： prison & prisoner New words and expressions colleague league the Youth League / Ivy League New words and expressions curtain draw the curtain The couple finally decided to bring down the curtain on their ten-year marriage. New words and expressions reveal 1. The curtains opened to reveal a completely unexpected scene. 2. This device could reveal whether you’ve drunk or not. reveal the source of information New words and expressions cell red blood cell white blood cell cancer / lymph cell New words and expressions blank a blank sheet of paper / blank pages a blank check a rubber check There was a blank look on his face. New words and expressions squint Squinting my eyes, I tried hard to read the price on the tag. When you look at the sun, you have to squint at it. New words and expressions dim 1. The outline of the mountain in the distance is dim. 2.The light is dim. /He sat in a dim corner. (dingy) remember: dusky / gloomy New words and expressions sire New words and expressions proceed Now that our plan are settled let us proceed. Owing to unfavorable weather we were unable to proceed. proceed from/ to/ with text Listen to the ... ...
