英语一课堂笔记展望2035
rmon:
A rmon is a religious discour usually,but not always, delivered as part of a church rvice in a hou of worship, most of which have a pulpit (讲坛) or ambo, an elevated architectural feature. The word “rmon” comes from the Latin word rmo, which meant “conversation”. And actually, early rmons were delivered in the form of questions and answers, only later did it come to mean a monologue.
In modern language, the word “rmon” can also be ud in cular (世俗的，非宗教的) terms to describe a lengthy or tedious speech delivered with great passion, by any person, to an uninterested audience.
consolation
(a person or thing that gives) comfort during a time of sadness and disappointment
eg: After his wife died, he began to take consolation in work.
eg: Money is no consolation when you don't like your work.
eg: 总统去世时，政府收到许多慰问电函。
The government got many telegrams and letters of consolation when the President died.
It's a consolation doing/to do/that … ……是对……的安慰
frustrated
adj. disappointed; discouraged.
eg: As a nur, she got very frustrated, but being an administrator ems to suit her.
eg: 电影导演有时是不得志的演员。Film directors are sometimes frustrated actors.
confronted with
faced with; brought face to face with.
eg: 我面临很多困难。 I am confronted with many difficulties.
eg: The young scientists didn't lo heart when confronted with rious tbacks in their rearch work.
scope
n. the area within the limits of questions, subject, action, etc.; range.
eg: The proceedings of the conference cover a wide scope.
eg: Does feminist writing come/fall within the scope of your book?
eg: 这个问题不在我们探讨的范围之内。
This subject is outside /beyond the scope of our inquiry.
dedication
n. lf-sacrificing devotion
eg: He has always shown great dedication to the cau of humanity, justice and peace.
eg: 以无私奉献的精神廉正地为民众服务。
rve the public with dedication and integrity
disgust
(1) n. strong feeling of dislike or distaste
eg: To my disgust, I discovered that he was eating a raw fish.
eg: His disgust at the government's policy caud him to resign.
eg: 盥洗室太脏，她厌恶地走开了。
The washroom was so dirty that she turned away in disgust.
(2) vt. cau disgust in sb.
eg: The u of torture must disgust any civilized person.
CF: hate, disgust & dislike 这三个动词均有“恨，厌恶”之意
①hate: 指因利害冲突或出于正义感或其他因素而对人或物或某种行为表示厌恶、憎恨或及其不满。
eg: The kind-hearted people hate violence. 善良的人们憎恨使用暴力。
eg: I hate having to tell you, but you've failed in the driving test.
我真不愿告诉你，这次驾驶执照考试你没能通过。
②disgust: 多指对丑恶的行为或对令人不快的事或坏的东西有强烈的憎恶之感。
eg: This smell disgusts me.
eg: It greatly disgusted everyone that he had taken bribes.
他受贿一事使大家感到十分厌恶。
③dislike: 语气较弱，指一般的厌烦或不喜欢，有时可能是天生的反感。
eg: Some people dislike big cities.
eg: My mother dislikes our being together. 我母亲不喜欢你和我在一起。
Collocation：
避暑旅游
express/feel/hide disgust 表示/感到/掩饰厌恶
disgust at/with 对……的厌恶
in disgust 气愤地
杏花红 to one's disgust 使人感到愤慨的是
disgust thoroughly 使……深恶痛绝
白石塔 disgust sb. by 以……使人感到厌恶
reduce
force (sb.) into (doing sth. humble, unpleasant, or dishonourable)
eg: 这位老妇人孤独无助，只能行乞为生。
Alone and unsupported , the old lady was reduced to begging for her living.
eg: After a violent earthquake hit the district , many people in the locality were reduced to sleeping in the open.
inexplicable
adj. incapable of being explained
eg: an inexplicable phenomenon
eg: The inexplicable disappearance of some nonlocal asonal women worried one.
eg: 凌晨三点客人莫名其妙地离开了房子。
The guest left the hou at three in the morning for inexplicable reasons.
refuge
释怀是什么意思n. shelter or protection from danger or distress
9月30号是什么星座
eg: Where can we find refuge from the storm?
eg: Drinking was his refuge from unpleasant reality.去桂林
eg: 撒谎是走投无路的罪犯必然的一招。
Lying is a natural refuge for a criminal when cornered.
Collocation:
offer refuge to 为……提供庇护
give refuge to 给予……庇护（或避难）
ek refuge 寻求庇护，避难
take refuge 避难；求助于；以（掩饰手段等）逃脱困境
the last/final refuge 0基础学电脑最后的招数
counter
v. oppo
eg: I hit him and he quickly countered.
eg: He countered my blow.
eg: 他提出自己的建议来和我的建议抗衡。
He countered my proposal with one of his own.
eg: 她反驳说她的建议未被重视。
She countered that her advice had not been heeded.
