剧院魅影语言点+翻译
Language Points for Unit One
1. adapt v.淋巴细胞百分比偏低是怎么回事
1) sb adapt to sth; adapt onelf to sth, be adapted to sth适应（使适应）
2) to change something to make it suitable for a different purpo 改变、调整
adapt sth to do
We had to adapt our plans to fit Jack's timetable.
The tech-company has adapted its software to be ud in a different operating system.
3) if a book or play is adapted for film, television etc, it is changed so that it can be made into a film, television programme Many children buy books after they have been adapted for television.
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2. wear
1) to have something such as clothes, shoes, or jewelry on your body
wear表示穿的时候，后面的宾语除了衣服之外，还可以是身上的物件。
He wore glass for reading.
Do you think I can wear the shoes with this dress?
There is no reason to wear your watch this way, except that your father told you to do so.
Tourists are advid to wear sunscreen before they head to the beach. (涂防晒霜)
2) to have a particular expression on your face 面带表情
wear a smile
The politician wore a confident smile throughout the interview.
3) to become thinner or weaker after continuous u, or to make something do this 磨损
I always em to wear a hole in the left elbow of my sweaters. (vt.)
I really like this shirt but it's starting to wear at the collar. (vi.)
His jeans have worn thin at the knees. (linking verb)
wear out稀疏的意思
He travels so much he actually wears out suitcas. (使)磨损，用坏掉
All this shopping has worn us out. 使精疲力竭（=exhaust）
3. force v.
1) to make someone do something they do not want to do 强迫
force sb to do sth:The gunman forced a woman to drive him across the city.
force sb into doing sth: Bad health forced him into taking early retirement.
2) force sth on/upon sb让某人强行接受
It’s no good trying to force a diet on someone.
force n.
1) the amount of physical power with which something moves or hits another thing 【物理】力
Many students, while learning physics, have difficulty figuring out the specific forces that act upon certain objects.
2) military action ud as a way of achieving your aims 武力
Peace cannot be impod by force.
3) a group of people who have been trained to do military work or do a particular job
The riots (暴乱) were finally suppresd by armed forces. （武装部队）
Both her sons rved in the UK police force. （警队）
4. wander
1) to walk slowly across or around an area, usually without a clear direction or purpo 游走；徘徊
The disasters forced the common people to wander about (到处) homeless.
2) if your mind, thoughts etc wander, you no longer pay attention to something. 走神
我要找到你吉他谱
青蛙怎么做Halfway through the meeting my mind started to wander.
5. hide v. hide/hid/hidden
1) to go or stay in a place where no one will e or find you 躲藏
Weiss spent two years hiding from the Nazis.
2) to deliberately put or keep something or someone in a place where they cannot easily be en or found 藏好
He was accud of trying to hide evidence from the police.
【近】conceal v. 藏好mask v. 掩盖
6. role
节约用水英语1) the character played by an actor in a play or film 角色
Matthews plays the role of a young doctor suspected of murder.
2) the way in which someone or something is involved in an activity or situation, and how much influence they have on it 作用play a role in
Good customer rvices play a critical role in the company’s success.
7. stage
1) the raid area in a theatre which actors or singers stand on when they perform 舞台
2) a particular time or state that something reaches as it grows or develops 阶段
The dia is pasd on by a bite from an infected dog at any stage.
3) to organize a performance, show or public event 举办、筹办
It cost thousands of pounds to stage the concert, including performers' fees and the hire of equipment.
90年代歌曲
London staged the Olympic Games in 2012.
8. audience n. （集体名词）
a large/small audience很多/很少观众
an audience of 1000 1000名观众
9. brave
1) dealing with danger, pain, or difficult situations with courage and confidence
【近】courageous (有勇气)，daring (不怕风险), bold (大胆的)
*2) to deal with a difficult, dangerous, or unpleasant situation 勇敢面对
hug过去式
Let's brave the snow and go for a walk (= go for a walk even though it is snowing).
He braved the anger of his father by quitting law school and becoming an artist.
10. rescue v. to save someone or something from a situation of danger or harm
