基础英语教程4Unit3课件.ppt

Jesus—the founder of the religion of Christianity Christ—title given to Jesus, now used as part of his name or alternatively to his name …by leaps and bounds —very rapidly 迅速地, 飞跃地 e.g. The membership of the club grew by leaps and bounds. Xiao Li is making progress very rapidly. = Note: a leap year (闰年) think before you leap Part Two congregation ① n. a) [U] coming or bringing together (集合) b) [C] gathering of people (集合的人群) e.g. The whole congregation prayed for me. ② congregate (v.)—come or bring together e.g. People quickly congregated round the speaker. be ashamed of …  —feeling shame e.g. He is ashamed of what he has done. be ashamed that... e.g. He is ashamed that he has done so little. be ashamed of oneself for sth. 为…而害羞 feel ashamed for sb. 替某人感到羞愧 be ashamed to do sth. 以干…为耻 hold…up hold…up—delay… e.g. The accident held up the traffic. The boy held up the revival for a long time. knickerbockers n.(pl)—loose wide breeches gathered in below the knees 灯笼短裤 knickerbockered legs —legs in short, loose trousers gathered in just below the knees. grin (v.) —smile broadly so as to show the teeth (expressing amusement, foolish satisfaction, contempt etc.) 露齿而笑 (表示高兴, 愚蠢的满足，轻蔑等) grin with… e.g. He is grinning with delight/happiness. grin from ear to ear 因开心而笑得合不拢嘴 e.g. He is so happy that he is grinning from ear to ear. grin at sb. 向…咧嘴笑 e.g. The boy grinned at his aunt. take a person’s name in vain take a person’s name in vain (without respect)—use the name lightly, disrespectfully 不敬地使用一个人的名字 e.g. The boy took the teacher’s name in vain. Don’t take the name of God in vain. in vain—without the desired result 无效地, 徒然 e.g. All our work is in vain. All his efforts are in vain. Part Four—after being saved break/burst into + n. (tears/ laughter/ cheers/ shouts) break/burst out crying/ laughing/ cheering/ shouting in the name of … in the