英语单元重点汇总小报
见山楼isolate v.
— to t apart or cut off from others
Examples
水银血压计怎么用• Presley’s early success isolated him from his friends.
• This policy could isolate the country from other members of the United Nations.
The flood has isolated the village from outside for two weeks.
北宋皇陵(be) blind to
— to completely fail to notice or realize something
Examples
• They emed to be blind to the conquences of their decision.
• David’s good looks and impeccable manners had always made Rebecca blind to his faults.
住家保姆老人conquence n.
— a result or effect of an action or condition
Examples
• Many people have been laid off from work as a conquence of the government's policies.
• Acceptance of what has happened is the first step to overcoming the conquences of any
misfortune.
常用词组：
• in conquence
• as a result
• 因此， 由此； 结果
• in
• 因为...的缘故， 由于
• take (或 bear) the conquences
• 承担后果
The child was born deformed in conquence of an injury to its mother.
• far-reaching, important, profound
• 意义深远的结果； 重要的结果； 影响深远的结果
• adver, bad, catastrophic, damaging, dangerous， harmful, negative, rious
• 不利的/灾难性的/破坏性的/危险的/有害的/消极的/严峻的后果
• beneficial, good, positive
哑铃飞鸟• 有益的结果； 有利的结果； 积极的结果
result from
result in
Examples
• Tho problems resulted from the poor management.
• Many hair problems result from what one eats.
Examples
• Fifty percent of road accidents result in head injuries.
• Regular trips back to her motherland have resulted in her first book, Tiger Balm.
impact on
— to have an important or noticeable effect on someone or something
Examples
• How will this program impact on the local community?
• Falling export rates have impacted on the country’s economy quite considerably.
priority n.
—[U]优先（权）， [C]优先考虑的事
Examples
• Agriculture is still a high priority in most developing countries.
• Banks normally give priority to large business when deciding on loans.
• according to priority
• 依次
写感动的作文• give (first) priority to
• 给...以(最)优先权
• take priority of
• 比...居先, 得...优先权
the point of no return 不能回头的地步
Examples
• Something must be done before the situation reached the point of no return.
• If he doesn’t have his heart operation very soon he’s in danger of reaching a point of no
return.
addicted adj.
— liking to do or have something so much you do not want to stop
Examples
• Some students are so addicted to computer games that they neglect their studies.
• The girl is addicted to chocolate.
take action
朝的反义词— to follow the process of doing in order to deal with a problem or difficult situation
Examples
• The police took firm action to deal with the riots.
• The government is taking emergency action to deal with the power shortage.
sit back
— to relax and make no effort to get involved in something
Examples
银行知识• Can we just sit back and do nothing when there are so many homeless people on the streets？
• Don’t just sit back and wait for new business to come to you.
