Unit 6
1). 这么多年过去了，现在他仍然抱着她会被他的爱所感动并嫁给他的希望。(cling to)
2). 为了友谊，他选择对约翰的严重错误保持沉默。(in the name of)
3). 他感觉自己在所有那些聪明人中间像个冒牌货——似乎他根本没资格在那儿。(impostor)
4). 她因滑稽、粗俗和大胆成了美国最知名的电视名人之一。(profane)
5). 一好奇的旁观者很快聚拢过来看发生了什么事。(onlooker)
6). 再次听到那支曲子使他内心充满了怀旧之情。(nostalgia)
7). 我讨厌不得不在天还没亮时起床。(detest)
8). 地方政府的这项新政策引起了环保组织的强烈抗议。(provoke)
9). 这本书中有好几个优美的描写片段。(sublime)
10). 我发觉到他对安排不大满意，于是预订了另一家旅馆。(perceive)
Keys
1). 这么多年过去了，现在他仍然抱着她会被他的爱所感动并嫁给他的希望。(cling to)
After so many years he is still clinging to the hope that she will be moved by his love and marry him.
cling to: to stick to or fit very tightly on something
e.g.Gareth's dripping clothes clung to his body.
2). 为了友谊，他选择对约翰的严重错误保持沉默。(in the name of)
He chose to remain silent about John’s serious mistake in the name of friendship.
in the name of: representing someone or something
e.g. They said they came in the name of peace.
3). 他感觉自己在所有那些聪明人中间像个冒牌货——似乎他根本没资格在那儿。(impostor)
He felt like an impostor among all those intelligent people, as if he had no right to be there.
impostor n. someone who pretends to be someone else, in order to trick people
e.g.We knew he was an impostor because he spoke with a foreign accent.
4). 她因滑稽、粗俗和大胆成了美国最知名的电视名人之一。(profane)
Funny, profane and fearless, she has bee one of America’s biggest television celebrities.
profane adj. showing a lack of respect for God or religious objects, places, or beliefs
e.g.    1. He rose e*ultantly from their profane surprise.
    2. Both movies are frank, verbally profane and violent.
5). 一好奇的旁观者很快聚拢过来看发生了什么事。(onlooker)
A crowd of curious onlookers soon gathered to see what was happening.
onlooker n. someone who watches something happen but does not take part in it
e.g. An impartial onlooker must be sought out.
6). 再次听到那支曲子使他内心充满了怀旧之情。(nostalgia)
Hearing that tune again filled him with nostalgia.
nostalgia n. thoughts about happy times in your past, often mi*ed with the wish to be back in the past
e.g.    a strong feeling of nostalgia
stories full of nostalgia for the good old days
7). 我讨厌不得不在天还没亮时起床。(detest)
I detest having to get up when it’s still dark outside.
detest vt. to hate someone or something
e.g.I detest people who deceive and tell lies.
Elites always detest gifted and nimble outsiders.
8). 地方政府的这项新政策引起了环保组织的强烈抗议。(provoke)
The new policy of the local government provoked a storm of protest from the environmental protection organizations.
provoke vt. to deliberately try to make someone angry
e.g.    He's just trying to provoke you.
She couldn't provoke him into arguing.
9). 这本书中有好几个优美的描写片段。(sublime)
The book contains sublime descriptive passages.sort out your computer翻译
sublime adj. e*tremely good or beautiful
e.g.Sublime music filled the air.
He is a man of sublime virtue.
10). 我发觉到他对安排不大满意，于是预订了另一家旅馆。(perceive)
Perceiving that he wasn’t happy with the arrangements, I booked a different hotel.
perceive vt. to understand or think about something in a particular way
e.g.    School heads perceive their roles in different ways.
puters were often perceived as a threat.
Unit 7
1). 也许有人会觉得我的报告过于悲观，但至少我在报告中实事求是地反映了我们面临的问题。(strike sb. as)
2). 这本书很有意思，书中就人际关系所表达的许多观点很深刻。(insight into)
3). 我发现在这个国家没有车还真不行。(handicap)
4). 警察已经排除了意外事件的可能性，因为时间上太巧合了。(eliminate)
5). 她看着他，一脸鄙视。(undisguised)
6). 这本书中的人物都是模式化的。(stereotype)
7). 只要你坚持锻炼下去，很快就会尝到安康带来的种种甜头。(reap)
8). 如果你企图逃税，你就有坐牢的危险。(evade)
9). 他一直试图按他的标准塑造我。(mold into)
10). 我们没有屏幕，但我们可以把幻灯放映在后墙上。(project onto)
Keys
1). 也许有人会觉得我的报告过于悲观，但至少我在报告中实事求是地反映了我们面临的问题。(strike sb. as)
My report may strike some people as pessimistic, but at least it’s realistic about the proble
ms we face.
strike someone as something: to make someone have a particular opinion or feeling
e.g.'You don't strike me as a religious man,' I said frankly.
He didn't strike me as being the jealous sort.
2). 这本书很有意思，书中就人际关系所表达的许多观点很深刻。(insight into)
It was an interesting book, full of fascinating insights into human relationships.
insight n. a chance to understand something or learn more about it
e.g.  insight into: a revealing insight into the mind of a violent murderer
3). 我发现在这个国家没有车还真不行。(handicap)
I found it quite a handicap not to have a car in the country
handicap n. a disadvantage that prevents you from doing something well

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