黑龙江科技大学研一下综合英语.doc

WEEK1 Word express empathy同感；移情；共鸣 1.Empathy is the ability to share another persons feelings and emotions as if they were your own. 2.Having begun my life in a childrens home I have great empathy with the little ones 3.Achieving this quality requires empathy. malfeasance不正当，不法行为，渎职 1.This has warped incentives and fostered malfeasance. 2.The financial crisis provides an apparently endless opportunity for unmasking deceit, malfeasance, and corruption. the preserve of 遗留，保留 1.Now they are the preserve of the rich, who can afford to furnish, clean and heat them comfortably. 2.The traditional family is now the preserve of a minority. embark着手；开始做 1.If you embark on something new, difficult, or exciting, you start doing it 2.Hes embarking on a new career as a writer. 3.The government embarked on a program of radical economic reform. 4.So we embark on implementation with considerable momentum. 5.Whether he will actually embark on this potentially suicidal plan is also unclear. 6.Developing a domestic bond market should be a top priority and china should also embark on capital account liberalization. unsavory 难吃的，令人讨厌的 unsavory odors 讨厌的气味 unsavory partner 讨厌的同伴 unsavory mess 不可口的伙食 feckless无能的；软弱的；不中用的 1.If you describe someone as feckless, you mean that they lack determination or strength, and are unable to do anything properly 2.He regarded the young man as feckless and irresponsible. 3.I have seen up close聚焦靠近 how feckless management activity can change things. 4.Care must be taken so mothers rather than feckless fathers control funds for their children. blissful1欣喜若狂的，极乐的，狂喜的 乐而忘忧的 But in the next century, governments will have no excuse for their blissful ignorance. wilfully故意的，有意的，成心的（尤指意在造成伤害） Wilful neglect of our manufacturing industry has caused this problem. subdue 征服，克制 The king cobra can subdue its dinner without suffering from any venomous counterattack. instill 逐渐灌输，滴注 It is easy to instill the minds of young children with fixed ideas. However, I do try t