新风尚高职高专实用英语综合教程Unit3.ppt

Para. 5 For Wang Liang, a 25-year-old DJ, hip-hop is a form of self-expression. Its free, like rock n roll. We can talk about our lives, what were thinking about and how we feel, Wang said in an interview with the New York Times. 10.Wang said in an interview with the New York Times. interview n. a conversation conducted by journalists ◆As he had nothing to tell, he refused to give any interviews to the journalists. v. 1. conduct an interview in television, newspaper, and radio reporting 2. go for an interview in the hope of being hired ◆ Im interviewing all this afternoon. 今天整个下午我都要进行面试。 Para. 5 Para. 6 While American rappers have been popular in China since the 1990s, homegrown rap didnt gain a foothold until a decade later. The group Yincang (meaning hidden) is one of the pioneers of Chinese rap. It is made up of music lovers from both sides of the Pacific Ocean: a Beijinger, a Chinese-Canadian and two Americans.  11.homegrown rap didn’t gain a foothold until a decade later. homegrown adj. homemade ◆There homegrown apples taste better than the ones from abroad. 这些自家产的苹果吃起来比进口的味道好。 not... until... ◆I didnt wake up until I heard the alarm clock. 直到听到闹钟的铃声我才醒来。 foothold n. basement ◆ The idea has gained foothold. 这种思想已经扎了根。 Para. 6 decade n. a period of ten years ◆The railroad will open at the end of the decade, two years hence. 这条铁路本世纪末通车,离现在还有两年时间。 12.It is made up of music lovers... be made up of ◆The appeal jury is made up of 12 people. 陪审团由12人组成。 ◆This engine is made up of 20 parts. 这台机器由二十个零件组成。 Para. 6 Para. 7 The big change was when rappers started writing lyrics in Chinese, so people could understand, said Zhong Cheng, 27, a member of the group. He was brought up in Canada but born in Beijing, where he returned in 1997. Before that, kids listened to hip-hop in English but maybe less than 1 percent could actually understand it. 13.He was brought