人教版 高三第十五单元：复习内容SB2A Unit10 SB2B Unit16
第十五单元
（一） 应复习的教材内容：SB2A Unit 10；SB2B Unit 16
（二） 复习要点
1． 词汇
SB2A Unit 10
frighten
职称申请书范文1. The terrible voice frightened her and she could hardly say a word.
2. The way you drive the car frightened her greatly, so she held on her breath without saying a word..
3. It frightens me to e some students go across the street with the red light on.
4. There is a frightening look in the man’s eyes.
5. The girl stared at the man with frightened eyes.
flee
1. The robbers tried to flee, but they were soon caught.
2. Many Jews fled to neighboring countries during World War II.
3. The frightened people fled from the big fire one by one.
4. The fire broke out at midnight and as a result only three people were able to flee the burning hotel.
5. Why does she always flee any kind of responsibility?
6. The city’s population prepared to flee the heat for the relative cool of the rivers.
urge
1. We urged her to e a doctor. Becau she looks pale and in my opinion there is something wrong with her stomach.
2. Our teacher urged us on the necessity of patience in our daily study.
3. It was urged that he should be published.
4. We urged them to join us, for success means life instead of death.
erupt
1. The volcano erupted without warning and caud a lot of damage to the surrounding area.
2. Words of anger erupted from her.
3. Erupt in anger
南极寿星4. Hives erupted all over his face and hands. (他的脸上和手上突然都涌现出荨蔴疹.)
5. Milk teeth erupt during a baby’s first year.
豹纹美甲hold one’s breath draw one’s attention
be shocked by suffer from
be frightened to death fall into panic
urge sb to do sth at hand
at a distance calm down
have sth to do with get into a panic
学前教育实习内容scare to death hold his cour directly into danger (直接驶向危险)
broad sheets of flame (大片的火焰) knock about/around
all of sudden hold out
live through
SB2B Unit 16
depress v. depression n. The Depression 大萧条（ in the 1930s）
1. She was overcome by depression.
2. Peter fell into a deep depression on hearing the news.
3. Wet weather always depress her.
4. When business is depresd there is usually an increa in unemployment.
5. Several factors combined to depress the American economy.
6. She felt lonely and depresd.
7. Kate emed depresd about the situation.
8. I found the whole experience very depressing.
直发发型图片女中长发sacrifice
1. Playing games is not worth the sacrifice of your health and time.
2. He sacrificed a promising career to look after his disabled daughter.
3. His parents made many sacrifices so that he could go to university and even have further study.
4. People here get ud to killing a sheep as a sacrifice.
sacrifice to sb. 供奉某人
sacrifice sth. to do sth. 牺牲某事去做某事
sacrifice one`s day off 牺牲一天休假日
o2o公司insist
1. We insisted on the highest standard of teaching in the school.
2. I insist on your taking measures to solve the problem as soon as possible.
3. I insist that you (should) come up with an idea right now.
4. I insisted that she had stolen my wallet when all the others went out to play.
5. She kept insisting on her innocence / insisting that she was innocent.
6. You should not be late; he is most insistent about it.
insist on sth / （one`s ）doing sth 坚决主张,要求做…外国的的英文
insist on sth. 坚持说; 固执地声称
be insistent about / on sth. 对…坚持
insist +that +sb. + (should ) +do sth. 坚持要求某人做….
insist +that …坚持认为 / 说… (谓语动词用陈述语气)
insist on 多用于坚持意见、看法、主张，后面接名词或v,-ing形式。
insist 后可接that 从句。表示“坚持要求或认为应该做某事”，that 从句用should+do的虚拟语气，should可省略，如表示坚持某事时用陈述语气。
supply
1. If you do not pay for it on time, the company will stop supplying gas to us.
2. Do not worry; we will supply you with the heating oil.
3. Have we got enough supplies of coal for the coming winter?
4. Pay off the debt quickly; otherwi, your water supply will be cut off.
supply sb. with sth. 供给某人所需的物品
supply sth. to sb. 把…供给某人
supply one`s requirements 提供足够的。。。以满足需要
food supply 食物供应
in short supply 供应不足
supply and demand 供求关系
be driven off
greedy slave owners civil unrest
the scars run deep be far behind
sister cities post-war years
recover from develop the area
take away one’s rights end gregation
cultural diversity the eyes of the world
a booming business center commercial and cultural centers
on the plains of America cross a land bridge
live by doing in huge numbers
局域网共享设置a shoulder-height of in turn
from 1830 onwards make / break agreements with
