人教版 (2019)必修 第一册Unit 5 Languages around the world学案

这是一份人教版 (2019)必修 第一册Unit 5 Languages around the world学案，共5页。

Native:Usage: Native refers t smething that belngs t a particular place r is inherent t a persn by birth r upbringing. Example: She speaks English fluently because it is her native language.
Attitude:Usage: Attitude refers t a persn's feelings r pinins abut smething, ften influencing their behavir r actins. Example: His psitive attitude twards challenges helped him vercme difficult situatins.
Reference:Usage: A reference is a surce f infrmatin r citatin used t supprt an argument, claim, r statement. Example: When writing an academic paper, it's essential t prvide prper references fr all the surces used.
Refer / Refer t:Usage: T refer means t mentin r direct attentin t smething r smene. "Refer t" is used when yu want smene t lk at r cnsider a specific thing. Example: The teacher referred t a map t explain the gegraphy lessn.
System:Usage: A system is a set f cnnected parts that wrk tgether t achieve a specific purpse r functin. Example: The slar system cnsists f the sun, planets, and ther celestial bdies.
Despite:Usage: Despite is used t shw that smething happened r is true even thugh there were ther factrs that culd have affected it. Example: Despite the heavy rain, they managed t cmplete the marathn.
Ups and dwns:Usage: Ups and dwns refer t the natural fluctuatins r changes in a situatin, characterized by bth gd and bad perids. Example: The stck market experiences ups and dwns thrughut the year.
Factr: Usage: A factr is an element r circumstance that cntributes t a particular result r utcme. Example: Time management is a critical factr in achieving success.
Based / Base:Usage: Based means having a fundatin r being established n smething specific. Base is the nun frm f based. Example: The mvie was based n a best-selling nvel. The base f the sculpture was made f marble.
Date back:Usage: T date back means t have existed r riginated at a specific time in the past.Example: The traditin f celebrating New Year's Eve dates back t ancient times.
Bne:A bne is a rigid rgan that makes up the skeletn f vertebrate animals.Example: The dctr examined the X-ray t check fr any fractures r injuries in the bne.
Shell:Usage: A shell is a hard uter cvering r structure that prtects the sft interir f an rganism r bject. Example: The turtle retreated int its shell when it felt threatened.
Symbl:Usage: A symbl is a representatin f an idea, cncept, r bject ften with deeper meaning r significance. Example: The dve is ften used as a symbl f peace.
Carve: Usage: T carve means t cut r shape smething, usually wd r stne, int a particular frm r design. Example: The artist carved a beautiful sculpture frm a blck f marble.
Dynasty: Usage: A dynasty is a series f rulers frm the same family wh reign successively ver a cuntry r regin. Example: The Ming Dynasty was knwn fr its significant cultural and ecnmic advancements.
Variety:Usage: Variety refers t a range f different things r types within a particular categry. Example: The supermarket ffers a variety f fruits and vegetables.
Majr:Usage: Majr means significant r imprtant in size, scpe, r influence. Example: The discvery was a majr breakthrugh in the field f medicine.
N matter where/wh/what: Usage: This phrase is used t emphasize that smething is true r applicable regardless f the specific lcatin, persn, r situatin. Example: N matter where yu g, always remember yur rts.
Dialect: Usage: A dialect is a frm f a language spken in a particular regin r by a specific grup f peple, characterized by distinct variatins frm the standard language. Example: The Suthern dialect f English differs frm the Nrthern dialect in terms f prnunciatin and vcabulary.
Means:Usage: Means refer t the methd r resurces used t achieve a particular gal r bjective. Example: Studying hard is ne f the means t imprve yur grades.
Classic:Usage: Classic refers t smething f enduring quality, timeless appeal, r traditinal significance. Example: The little black dress is cnsidered a classic piece f fashin.
Regard:Usage: Regard means t cnsider r think f smene r smething in a particular way. Example: She is highly regarded fr her cntributins t the scientific cmmunity.
Character:Usage: Character can refer t a persn's mral qualities r the distinctive features that define an individual r fictinal figure. Example: Hnesty and integrity are essential character traits.
Calligraphy: Usage: Calligraphy is the art f beautiful and decrative handwriting, ften with special pens r brushes. Example: The wedding invitatins were elegantly written in calligraphy.
Glbal:Usage: Glbal means relating t the entire wrld r having a wrldwide scpe r impact. Example: Climate change is a glbal issue that affects all cuntries.
Affair:Usage: Affair can refer t an event, situatin, r matter f particular interest r cncern. Example: The gvernment is dealing with ecnmic affairs.
Appreciate: Usage: Appreciate can mean t recgnize the value r quality f smething r t express gratitude r thanks. Example: I appreciate the effrt yu put int this prject.
Specific: Usage: Specific means precise, detailed, r particular t a certain thing r situatin. Example: Can yu prvide mre specific instructins n hw t assemble the furniture?
Struggle:Usage: Struggle refers t making strenuus effrts r encuntering difficulties t achieve a gal r vercme a challenge. Example: Many peple struggle t find a wrk-life balance.
Tngue:Usage: Tngue can refer t the muscular rgan inside the muth used fr tasting and speaking r a particular language spken by a specific grup f peple. Example: Spanish is her native tngue.
Pint f view: Usage: Pint f view refers t a persn's perspective r pinin n a particular matter. Example: Frm my pint f view, the prject needs mre time fr develpment.
Semester:Usage: A semester is ne f tw academic terms in a schl r cllege year, usually lasting arund 15-18 weeks. Example: He perfrmed exceptinally well in the first semester f cllege.
Petrl:Usage: Petrl is anther term fr gasline, used as fuel fr vehicles with internal cmbustin engines. Example: The price f petrl has been increasing steadily ver the past mnth.
Subway:Usage: A subway is an undergrund railway system used fr public transprtatin in urban areas. Example: She takes the subway t wrk every day.
Apartment:Usage: An apartment is a self-cntained husing unit within a larger building, typically designed fr residential purpses. Example: They mved int a spacius apartment in the city center.
Pants:Usage: Pants are a garment that cvers the lwer part f the bdy frm the waist t the ankles, usually wrn as part f a tw-piece utfit with a shirt r bluse. Example: He wre a white shirt with blue pants t the frmal event.
Beg:Usage: Beg means t ask earnestly r humbly fr smething, usually with great need r desire. Example: The hmeless man n the street crner begged fr spare change.
Equal:Usage: Equal means the same in quantity, size, value, r status as smething else. Example: In a fair sciety, everyne shuld be treated as equal.
Gap:Usage: A gap is an pening, space, r interval where smething is missing r incmplete. Example: There is a generatin gap between lder and yunger emplyees in the wrkplace.
Demand:Usage: Demand refers t the desire r need fr a particular prduct r service. Example: The high demand fr the latest smartphne caused lng lines at the stre.
Vcabulary: Usage: Vcabulary refers t the set f wrds and terms that a persn knws and uses in a particular language. Example: Building a strng vcabulary is essential fr effective cmmunicatin.
Descriptin:Usage: Descriptin means a spken r written representatin f smething r smene, cnveying its features, qualities, r characteristics. Example: The real estate agent prvided a detailed descriptin f the huse fr sale.
Relate / Relate t:Usage: T relate means t make a cnnectin r establish a link between tw r mre things. "Relate t" means t understand r empathize with smene's feelings r experiences. Example: She culd relate her persnal experiences t the themes in the bk.