Project(1): Putting on a play教案（名师）

江苏牛津高中英语Module6 unit2 P25-26 obey

/ əˈbeɪ; əˋbe/ v [I, Tn] do what one is told or obliged to do by (sb); carry out (a command ) 服从; 顺从; 执行（命令）: Soldiers are trained to obey without question. 士兵已训练得绝对服从命令. * obey orders 服从命令

* obey the law 遵守法律. outstanding

/ ˏautˈstændɪŋ; ˋaʊtˋstændɪŋ/ adj

exceptionally good; excellent 杰出的; 优秀的: an outstanding student, piece of work, performance

优秀的学生﹑

作品﹑

表演.

[usu attrib 通常作定语] in a position to be easily noticed; conspicuous 地位显着的; 为人瞩目

的; 突出的: the outstanding features of the landscape 景色的显着特点

* an outstanding landmark

突出的地面标志.

(of payment, work, problems, etc) not yet paid, done, resolved, etc （指报酬﹑

工作﹑

问题等）未偿付的, 未完成的, 未解决的: outstanding debts 未偿清的债务

* A good deal of work is still outstanding. 不少工作尚未完成. > outstandingly adv exceptionally 非常: outstandinglygood

非常好的

* play outstandingly (well)

演得非常好. talent

/ ˈtælənt; ˋtælənt/ n

[C, U] ~ (for sth) (instance of) special or very great ability 特殊的能力; 才能; 才干; 天才: Her talents are well known. 人人都知道她很有才干. * possess a remarkable talent for music 具有非凡的音乐天才

* a painter of great talent 天才的画家.

[U] people who have this 有才能的人; 天才; 人才: We're always looking for new/fresh talent. 我们总是不断寻找新的天才. * an exhibition of local talent, eg of works by local amateur artists 当地人才作品展（如当地业余艺术家的作品展）

* [attrib 作定语] a television talent show, ie one featuring talented young performers 电视新秀展播.

[U] (sl 俚) sexually attractive people 性感的人: eyeing up the local talent 盯着看当地的漂亮人.

[C] unit of money or measure of weight used in ancient times in certain countries 泰伦（古代某些国家使用的货币或重量单位）. > talented adj having talent; gifted 有才能的; 有才干的; 天才的: a talented musician 天才的音乐家. talentless adj without talent; not talented 无才能的; 无才干的; 平庸的. `talent-scout n person whose job is to find talented performers for the entertainment industry, sports teams, etc 星探（为娱乐业﹑

运动队等寻找人才者）. allocate

/ ˈæləkeɪt; ˋæləˏket/ v [Tn, Dn.n, Dn.pr] ~ sth (to sb/sth) allot or assign sth (to sb/sth) for a special purpose （为某目的）配给, 分配某事物（给某人[某事物]）: allocate funds for repair work 拨出经费作维修用

* He allocated each of us our tasks/allocated tasks to each

of us. 他给我们每个人都分配了工作. > allocation / ˏæləˈkeɪʃn; ˏæləˋkeʃən/ n

[U] action of allocating 配给; 分配; 拨出.

[C] amount (of money, space, etc) allocated （钱﹑

地方等的）配给量: We've spent our entire allocation for the year. 我们已经把今年拨给我们的全部经费都花光了. adequate

/ ˈædɪkwət; ˋædəkwət/ adj ~ (to/for sth) satisfactory in quantity or quality; sufficient （数量或质量）令人满意的; 足够的; 充分的; 适当的: take adequate precautions 采取适当的预防措施

* Our accommodation is barely adequate. 我们的住房不太够用. * Their earnings are adequate (to their needs). 他们挣的钱足够（需要）. * Your work is adequate but I'm sure you could do better. 你的工作做得不错, 但是我肯定你还能做得更好. * She has adequate grounds for a divorce. 她离婚有充分的理由. > adequacy / ˈædɪkwəsɪ; ˋædəkwəsɪ/ n [U]. adequately adv: Are you adequately insured? 你买的保险够不够? quit

/ kwɪt; kwɪt/ v (-tt-; pt, pp quit or, in British use, 英式英语作

quitted)

[I, Tn] go away from (a place); leave 从（某处）离开; 离去: He got his present job when he quitted/quit the army. 他退伍後得到现在这份工作. * If I don't get a pay rise I'll quit. 若不给我加薪, 我就不干了. * I have received your notice to quit, ie to leave the accommodation I am renting. 我已收到你让我搬家的通知.

[Tn, Tg] (infml

口) stop (sth/doing sth) 停止（某事物[做某事物]）: quit work for five minutes 停止工作五分钟

* Quit fooling around!

别胡闹了!

(idm 习语) be quit of sb/sth be rid of sb/sth; be released from the company or addition of sb/sth 摆脱某人[某事物]; 脱离某人[某事物]: I'd like to be quit of the responsibility. 我很想摆脱这个责任. * You're well quit of him, ie fortunate because he has left. 你可摆脱他了（很幸运, 他已离去）. > quitter n (often derog 常作贬义) person who does not finish a task he has started, esp one that is done as a duty 对工作半途而废的人; （尤指对职责）不善始善终的人: I've asked you to do this for me because I know you're not a quitter. 我要求你为我做这件事, 因为我知道你做事不虎头蛇尾. uncertain

/ ʌnˈsɜːtn; ʌnˋsətn/ adj

(a) [usu pred 通常作表语] ~ (about/of sth) not knowing definitely 知道得不确切; 无把握: be/feel uncertain (about) what to do 对要做什麽事拿不定主意

* uncertain about/of one's legal rights

不明确自己的合法权利. (b) not known definitely 未被确切了解: The outcome is still uncertain. 结果仍不明朗.

not to be depended on; unreliable 靠不住; 不可信赖: His aim is uncertain. 他的目标不明确.

likely to vary; changeable 可能改变; 常变化: uncertain weather 变幻莫测的天气

* a

man of uncertain temper

喜怒无常的人.

hesitant or tentative 犹豫; 迟疑不决: an uncertain voice, smile 吞吞吐吐的说话声﹑

似笑非笑

* the baby's first uncertain steps

婴儿初学行走时不稳的脚步.

(idm 习语) in ,no un,certain `terms clearly and forcefully 清楚而有力地: I told him what I thought of him in no uncertain terms! 我毫不含糊地把我对他的看法告诉了他! > uncertainly adv hesitantly 犹豫地; 迟疑地: speak, wait uncertainly

吞吞吐吐地说﹑

左右为难地等候. uncertainty / ʌnˈsɜːtntɪ; ʌnˋsətntɪ/ n (a) [U] state of being uncertain 无把握; 不确定; 变化不定; 犹豫: The uncertainty is unbearable!

事情定不下来难以忍受! (b) [C esp pl 尤作复数] thing which is uncertain 无把握﹑

不确定或变化不定的事物: the uncertainties of life on the dole, ie as an unemployed person 依靠救济金生活的不安定.