/ 让教学更有效 Unit 4 Time to celebrate 重点单词 序号 单词 词性 词义 1 unusual adj. 不平常的 2 treat v. 请客，款待，招待 3 British adj. 英国的；英国人的 4 however adv. 然而，不过，但是 5 could v. 能，会，可以 6 anything pron. 任何事物 7 myself pron. 我本人，我亲自，我自己 8 dumpling n. 水饺 9 whole adj. 全部的.整个的 10 become v. 成为.变成 11 chef n. 厨师 12 even adv. 甚至，即使 13 cucumber n. 黄瓜 14 hang v. 悬挂 15 lanterns n. 提灯；灯笼 16 dish n. （烹制好的）菜肴，一道菜 17 joke v. 说笑话；开玩笑 18 against prep. 违背，与······相悖 19 shocked adj. 震惊的 20 laugh v. 发出笑声，（大）笑 21 pork n. 猪肉 22 round adj. 圈形的，环形的 23 shape n. 形，形状，外形 24 reunion n. 团圆，团聚 25 piece n. 片；块；段；截 26 knife n. 刀 27 smell n. 气味 28 laughter n. 笑；笑声 29 fill v. 以（使）充满；装满 30 meal n. n.一餐；饭 31 hate v. 讨厌，不喜欢 32 spend v. 度过，消耗，花（时间） 33 alone adv. adv.独自；单独 34 miss v. 思念，想念，怀念（某人）错过 35 special adj. 特殊的，特别的 36 solution n. 解决方法 37 taste n. 味道，滋味 38 common adj. 常见的，普通的 39 celebrate v. 庆祝 40 stay v. 保持原状，维持 重点语篇 An unusual Spring Festival It was my first Spring Festival in the UK.I wanted to treat my British friend, Emilia, to a Chinese dinner. She is a nice girl. Sometimes, she cooks for me. However, I just couldn't make it. I often watched Grandma cook, but I never cooked anything myself. It was midnight in China, time for dumplings. But my whole family came to my help on the phone. And I became a chef in one hour! I even made some cucumber flowers. After Emilia hung balloons and lanterns in the dining room, I put the last dish on the table. "This is the lion's head!". "Are you joking Isn't that against the law " Emilia was shocked. I laughed, "It's a pork meatball. My family always have it at the Spring Festival. Its round shape stands for family reunions. Try it!” Emilia cut a piece of it with her knife and put it into her mouth. "I love it!" she said. The smell of the dishes and our laughter filled the room. I felt like I was back home. When duty shines For Chinese people, festivals usually mean a break from work and happy family reunions. But for Leng Wenying, festivals only mean more work. As a doctor in the emergency room, Leng misses many family meals with her loved ones. She is often much busier during festivals. Sometimes she.has to work without any breaks for 20 hours. This makes her tired and thirsty. “Festivals are a challenge because our patients are often in a bad situation. We need to stand by every minute," says Leng. Leng's duty means she has little time to be with her family at festivals. But she never regrets her decision to be an ER doctor. “I make the most of every minute with my family. I'm very thankful for their support," she says. Leng is only one of millions of medical workers in China. They give up their family time to answer the call of duty. In the heart of every patient, their hard work shines brighter than festive ... ...
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