(课件网) Language points Unit 2 Success Writing Workshop&Reading Clubs 1. recognised adj. 公认的；经过检验的 (1)Zhong Nanshan is one of China’s most recognised professors. (2)We all recognised him to be/as a wise leader. =We all recognised that he was a wise leader. = It is generally recognised that he was a wise leader. (1)recognise vt. 认出；承认；意识到 recognise...to be/as... 承认/ 认为……是…… be recognised as/to be... 被认为是…… recognise that... 承认/ 意识到…… It is recognised that... 人们公认…… (2)recognition n. 认识，承认 beyond recognition （变得）认不出来 Practice (1)Alexander tried to get his work （recognise）in film industry. (2)I haven’t seen Sara since she was a little girl， and she has changed beyond （recognise）. (3)The film star wears sunglasses. Therefore， he can go shopping without （recognise）. (4)He was recognised the best artist of his time. (5) （人们公认） teenagers play an important part in sports and games. recognised recognition being recognised as It is generally recognised that 2. contribute v. 捐献；促成；投稿 (1)Is this the charity that you contributed money (2)Plenty of fresh air contributes to good health. (3)The professor often contributes articles to the magazine. (4)We all appreciate the contributions he has made to our company. (1)contribute...to... 为…贡献/ 捐献…;给...投稿 contribute to 为…做出贡献；向…捐款；促成，造成 (2)contribution n.［C］ 贡献；捐款 make a contribution/contributions to 对……做出贡献；向……捐款 Practice (1)He has made an important （contribute）to the company’s success. (2)Eating too much fat can contribute heart disease and cause high blood pressure. (3)He made a very positive contribution to （build）the project successfully. (4)Yuan Longping is respected because he _____(对……做出巨大贡献)our country. (5)Honesty and hard work （促使）success and happiness. contribution to building has made great contributions to contribute to 3. take on 承担；呈现；雇用 (1)I don’t feel ready to take on new responsibilities. (2)Then your company must take on a new look now. (3)They are not always willing to take on untrained workers. (4)He intended to take back what he said，but it was too late. 【归纳拓展】 take back take down take apart take in take over take off take away take up 退回；收回 拿下；记下 拆开，拆卸 吸收；收留；欺骗；领会 接管，接任 脱下；起飞；突然成功 拿走，带走 拿起；占据；开始从事 Practice (1)Cleaning up the polluted river takes all his free time. (2)Some insects take the colour of their surroundings to protect themselves. (3)Our factory will take twenty more workers next month. (4)He had nowhere to go，so I took him . (5)She decided that I was the ideal person to take _____ the job. up on on in over 4. retire vi. 退休；退职 (1)After he retired from office，Ben took up painting f ... ...
