牛津译林版 (2019)选择性必修 第二册Reading教学设计

 • v. to let sb/sthcome out of place 释放；放出

 • v. to express feelings such as anger or worry 发泄

 • v. to free sb from a duty 免除，解雇

 • v. to make sth available to the public 公开，发布

 • n.释放；发行；排放；解除；解脱

 • a sense of release 解脱感；轻松感

 • The factory keeps _____releasing______(release) smoke, making the air dirty.

 • Recently the band’s latest album___ has been released____(release).

 • These are the new products ______released______(release) onto the market last month.

 • She felt ___a_____ sense of release after the exam.

 • v. to make an approximate judgment or calculation of it估价；估算

 • n.估计；判断；估价

 • estimated 估计的

 • It is estimated that...据估计...

 • as a rough estimate 粗略估计...

1. ___It___ is estimated that the project will last three years.

2.___As____ a rough estimate, the total cost for the treatment will probably go to 10,000 yuan.

3. The satellite will cost an ______estimated_______(estimate) 100 million yuan.

4. At least the number of deaths could reach 6 and that is ____a_____ conservative estimate.

 • v. to be unable to breathe（使）窒息，哽噎

 • v. to make sb feel too emotional to speak normally （尤指感情激动而）说不出话来

 • in a choked voice 哽咽地

 • choke on sth 吃...被噎住

 • choke back sth 强忍住；抑制

1. The baby was choking __on___a piece of toast.

2. “I can’t bear it any more.” he said in a ___choked____(choke) voice.

3.  I stood there trembling and ____trying_______(try) to choke back the tears.

1.A few minutes later the bomb went off, _____destroying____(destroy) the whole building.

2.As the fire alarm____went______(go) off, I grabbed my clothes and ran out.

3.Unfortunately, all the lights went off all of ___a___ sudden.

 • come about 发生，产生

 • come across 偶遇；被理解

 • come up 出现

 • come up with 想到（主意、建议、答案等）

 • come down with 染上（疾病）

 • come out 出版；开花；显现

1.How did it come _____about____ that he knew where we were?

2.No one has come up ____with____ a convincing explanation of why dinosaurs died out.

3.The boy has come ___down____with influenza.

4.The truth about what happened is beginning to come __out___.

5.The same problems come __up__ every time.

6. He spoke for a long time, but his meaning did not really come ___across______.

 • n. sth. that you think is more important and should be dealt with first 首要事情

 • n. the most important place among various things 优先权

 • give priority to... 对...优先考虑

 • take/have priority over...比...有优先性

1.Nowadays the priority for travelling is shifted from shopping ___to____ food and scenery.

2.He always gives priority ____to__ other people rather than himself.

3.The search for a new vaccine will take priority ___over_____ all other medical research.

4.试译：Safety should always be the top priority wherever you are.无论我们身在何处，安全永远是头等大事。

 • n. something that you decide when you have thought about all the information connected with the situation or the end of sth.结论;结局

 • conclusion-conclude

 • in conclusion/to conclude最后，总之

 • draw/come to/reach a conclusion that... 得出结论

 • jump/leap to the conclusion that...贸然断定

1.When he brings his speech to a nice _____ conclusion_____(conclude), the teacher invites the rest of the class to praise him.

2.We can safely draw a conclusion __that___ failure is the mother of success.

3.__In_ conclusion, its advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

 • to sum up 总之

 • similar expressions

 • all in all

 • in a word

 • in short/brief

 • in conclusion/to conclude

 • in summary/to summarize

 • to promise sincerely that you will definitely do sth 承诺，保证

 • commit-committed-commitment

 • commit a crime 犯罪

 • commit suicide 自杀

 • commit oneself to (doing) sth 承诺/致力于做某事

 • commit ... to ... 把...送交/托付给...

 • commit sth to memory 把...学好记牢

 1. He has committed ____himself_____ to the cause of education.

 2. There are unconfirmed reports ____that_____ he tried to commit suicide.

 3. Without doubt, he is a ____committed________(commit) member of the team.

 4. To be a good actor requires one hundred percent ______commitment______(commit).

 • n. the practice of treating sb less fairly than others 歧视

 • n. the ability to judge what is good 辨别力 ,鉴赏力

 • discriminate-discrimination

 • discrimination against the elderly 歧视...

 • discrimination in favor of the young 厚待...

 • learn discrimination between right and wrong 学会辨别是非

1.Discrimination ____against____women in the workplace would only prevent companies from high efficiency.

2.试译：He showed great discrimination in his choice of friends.

他在择友方面颇具慧眼。

1.Firefighters quickly put ___ out_____ the Henderson Tower fire last night.

2.The fire, which is thought____to have started__(start) from the 8th floor.

3.A terrible fire broke out _____on___ Sunday night, ______ leaving____(leave) the Henderson Tower seriously damaged.

4.The fire has also left dozens of people _____ injured_____(injure)， 5 of ____ whom_____ are in a critical condition.

5.The automatic fire alarms did not go ___off___quickly enough to prevent the disaster.

6. We rely on news _____to learn______(learn) about what is happening in the world around  us.

7. We usually find that reports on the same events contain different or even _______ contradictory_____(contradict) information.

8. It is _____ advisable______(advise) to remember that journalists may have different priorities.

9. Let’s take the two news  reports ______on_____ the Henderson Tower fire _____as__ an example.

10.When we come____ across______ such factual differences, we should not rush to the _______ conclusion_____(conclude) that one of the news reports gives false information.

11.News reports written at different stages of an event could contain different information as new facts _____are brought_____(bring) to light.

12. Therefore, checking different sources enables us to draw a more _____ informed______(inform) conclusion.

13. Though journalists are committed to_____ presenting______(present) the truth, it is better to use our own judgement than rely ____ entirely______(entire) on news reports.

14. With great discrimination, every one of us has the potential _______to be____(be) a critical news reader.