英语 短语动词 的奥秘

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英语 短语动词 的奥秘. ( 英语短语动词的有效复习 ). 主讲 :泉港二中 陈振金. 要look out,不要look out!!! 一个中国人到英国去旅游,到了一家餐管,点了几份菜吃。  但是,突然有人大叫:“Look out!” 他看见外面的人都往远处跑去。他想:look是看out是外面,look out看外面!于是他探出身子,想看看是什么?谁知突然感到头顶一阵凉:楼上的把洗脚水倒下来了! 有一个人看到火车上的人从车窗伸出头去就大声说Look out!“要小心!”,那个人以为要他“看外面”,就把头伸得更为出去时,而碰到对面行驶过来的火车。. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • look out,look out!!! Look out! lookoutlook out

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  • 20042005200620072008200914713510117664786139947222121221718/224122222525151464046

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  • 2004hand overhand overthink overgo over2005come outturn outstart outgo out2006pick uppick outmake outmake up2007give outturn outfind outcarry out2008hold ongo onmove oncarry on2009call onfight forapply forwait on2010get down tokeep up withdo away withlook forward to2011bring upturn downlook afterhold back2012set asidetake upput awaygive out

  • 2004

  • 30Margaret Thatcher, known as theIron Ladythe UK's first female prime minister,_________at the age of 87 on Monday,April 8. A.died out B. buried in C.killed off D. passed away 201357%

  • 2007In dealing with the many challenges that friendship will bring to you, try to see them for ___50___ they are: small hurdles you need to jump or ___51___ on your way through life. 50. A. what B. who C. where D. which51. A. pass away B. come across C. get through D. run over

  • ()What shall we use for power when all the oil in the world has ______? A. given out B. put outC. held upD. used up

    :,?give out;,;(,)put out ;,;;hold up,;;;use up D

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  • pick upcome off slow up/down

  • You had better________ some time every day for sports so that you can keep yourself energetic.(2012) A. set aside B. take up C. put away D. give out

    so that you can keep yourself energeticset asidetake upput awaygive outA44 A.get through B.deal with C.come across D.take away

  • Born into a family with three brother, David was ____to value the sense of sharing. (2011) A. brought up Bturned down C.Iooked after Dheld back : bring upturn downlook afterhold backA44 A.put away B.depend on C.learn about D.look into

  • Weve just moved into a bigger house and theres a lot to do. Lets ____ it. (2010) A.keep up with B. do away with C. get down to D. look forward to

    : Ckeep up withdo away with;get down to()look forward to41 A. cared about B. laughed at C. argued with D. asked after

  • The Somali robbed frequent attacks on the sea urged the United Nations to_______ all nations to take immediate action. (2009) A.fight for B. apply for C. call on D. wait on

    : fight for apply for call on wait on C

  • _______a moment and I will go to your rescue.(2008) A.Go on B. Hold on C. Move on D. Carry on :B go on,;,; (),; (),() hold on, ;,() move on carry on(,);,

  • The news of the mayors coming to our school for a visit was _______ on the radio yesterday. (2007) A.turned outB.found out C.given outD.carried out

    :Cturn out ;,;,find out give out ;, ; (),,()(,)carry out ,

  • She______Japanese when she was in Japan.Now she can speak it freely. (2006) A.picked out B.made out C.made up D.picked up

    :pick outmake outmake up,;,;;,;,pick up, ;(),();,() 63. D.

  • The dictionary is being printed and it will soon ______. (2005)A.turn out B.come outC.start out D.go out

    :, turn out;,;,come out,;,;start out, go out;;(),;, 61.B.

  • It is certain that he will ____ his business to his son when he gets old.(2004) Atake overBthink over Chand overDgo over

    take over,;,think overhand over,go over,;, C

  • phrasal verbs(),, 1) +go on; 2) +stand for 3) ++look forward to

  • break in () Watergate affair referred to the break-in and electronic bugging in 1972 of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters in the Watergate apartment and office building complex in Washington, D.C. (break in 1972617 )

  • break in (: break in) (1) ,(,)He broke in and stolen my money.(2) ,(,)The TV station broke in to report the news of the president's death.

  • ,bringgetputmakeholdgocomedrivelayletkeepsetoffoffcome offcome off

  • offgive away;()(: , ,?)go off,; , (: , , ?)

  • (),,,come off

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  • (L. P.Smith) :We can take to people( ) , take them up () , take them down (), take them off () or take them in () ; keep in with them (); or keep on with them ();do for them (), do with them ()or do without them () and do them in (); make up to them (); set them up ()or set down ()or hit him off () .

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  • draw up (1),(drawup,)He drew up an agreement.(2) () (drawup() )The car drew up at the traffic lights.

  • give away 1(give away )She gave away all her money to the poor.2()( ?)Please dont give my secret away!

  • give in (:give in)(1) ()Give your exam papers in (to the teacher) when you have finished.(2) (,.)You cant win the game, so you may as well give in.

  • give up , (giveup, )My maths homework was too difficult so I gave up.(giveup )The police called on the thief to give himself up.

  • make up (1) ,(makeup,)Farming and mining make up most of the countrys industry.(2) ,(,)Mary made up a story about why we were late.(3) ()She never goes out without making herself up first. (4) ,(,)Ill make up the money to the amount you need.(5) ,(,)Its time you made it up with your sister.

  • work out (: workout) (1) ()He sat down at his desk to work out the exact figures.(2) ,(,)I cant work out the meaning of this poem.(3) ,(,)We must work out a better method of saving paper.(4) ()Things will work out if you will just be patient.(5) (),((),)Everything has worked out according to the plan.(6) (workout)I work out regulary to keep fit.

  • go off (: gooff,)(1) ,(,)He went off in a great hurry.(2) ,( ?)The bomb/gun went off, killing 3 people.(3) ()\(\?)My alarm clock went off at 6 a.m.(4) ,()(,,())The pain went off after there treatments.(5) (),(, (),)The lights went off.(6) ,(,)Ive gone off coffee, give me some tea.

  • take off (: take off) (1) ()He took off his wet shoes.(2) ()The plane took off smoothly.(3) ()He took off down the corridor at a run.

  • come off (1) ,(off)(comeoffoff,)A button has come off my coat.(2) ,(come,off,)When does the concert come off ?(3) ,(come, off,)His plans havent come off.

  • back up (1) ()(back,up,())You'll have to back up your car so that I can get out.(2) (backup)My wife backed me up over my decision to quit my job.

  • pick up (1) ,(pickup,)Please pick up all these pieces of paper.(2)()(())I pick up my sister from her school.(3) (),,()((),,())He picked up French while he was staying in Paris.

  • (4)()This tonic should pick you up. (5) ( )The economy is picking up. (6)()(())My radio can pick up France very clearly.

  • (7)()(())The train picked up.(8)()We picked up the conversation after an interruption.(9)()Pick up your room before you go out.(10)()Lifeboats picked up all the survivors.

  • (11)(())She was picked up by the police as she was leaving her hotel.(12) ()He picked up a virus at school .(13) () (()() )I picked up a real bargain at the shops today .(14) ()(() ())The movie picked up several Oscars.

  • (15) ()(() ())Weve picked up the trail of the fugitives.(16)/(/)I just picked up the sound of a car in the distance.(17)()(()())How much can a worker pick up a month?

  • (18)(())She picked me up for using bad language.(19)(())We ended up picking up the bill.(20)() (() )He picked her up at a party last Saturday.

  • She _____ Japanese when she was in Japan. Now she can speak it freely. (2006) A. picked out B. made out C. make up D. picked up

    [] pick outmake outmake up,;,;;,;,pick up""

  • hold up (: holdup)(1) ()Women hold up half the sky.(2) ,(,)The chair was too weak to hold up Mrs. Smith.(3) ()We were held up for five minutes in a traffic jam.(4) (,)A man in a black mask held the bank up this morning.

  • put up (1) ,(put up ,) She put up her umbrella and left.(2) ,(put up,)The buildings were put up in the 18th century.(3) (put up)A notice has been put up.(4) (put up)We can put you up for the night.(5) (with),(put upwith,)I can not put up with your rudeness any longer.

  • He decided that he would drive all the way home instead of ____at a hotel for the night. (2011) A. putting down B. putting off C. putting on D. putting up ""

  • fall for ( fall for)(1) ,.(,.)Dont fall for his tricks.(2) .,(.,)She fell for John in a big way.

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  • (Samuel Johnson )1755(A Dictionary of the English Language)(composition)

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  • 1)break through()breakthrough() There was an exciting breakthrough in cancer researchdraw back()drawback() The drawback of the plan is that it costs too muchbreak in()break-in() We had a break-in at our house

  • 2)lay out()Iayout() The dinner was a fine Iayoutcome out()outcome() The outcome of the election is still unknown

  • 3)show off()show-off()Hes a tremendous show-off in front of the ladies drop out()dropout() He is an university dropout

  • Apple Inc co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs, counted among the greatest American CEOs of his generation, died on Wednesday at the age of 56, after a years-long and highly public battle with cancerMourners gathered outside his house in Palo Alto, California, and Apple stores around the worldSteve Jobs made technology funAs tech leaders, they're really happy if they have one hit in their lifeSteve Jobs has the Apple II, the Mac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad and PixarSteve Jobs was a college dropoutHe was adopted by a machinist and his wife, an accountantThey supported his early interest in electronicsHe and his friend Steve Wozniak started Apple Computernow just called Apple in 1976They stayed at the company until 1985That year, Steve Wozniak returned to college and Steve Jobs left in a dispute with the chief executiveMr Jobs then formed his own company, called NeXT ComputerHe rejoined Apple in 1997 after it bought NeXTHe helped remake Apple from a business that was in bad shape then to one of the most valuable companies in the world todayHowever, Steve Jobs stepped down as Apple's chief executive in August because of his healthHe died a day after the company released a new iPhone version that met with limited excitementSteve left behind a company that only he could have built, and his spirit will forever be the foundation of Apple

  • 4) cast away()castaway() Robinson Crusoe is perhaps the most famous castaway in English literature

  • ,,+ ,;+ , + :breakdown(),hold-up (),run-through(),sit-in() ,holdup(),mix-up(),throwaway() ,checkout(),walk-off (),hand-over(),get -together(),set-back (),pay-off(),drawback (),take-off () ,try-out () + :bypass(), downfall (), downpour () ,outburst (),outcome (),outcry() ,outcut (),overspill (), upstart () ,offspring(),onset(),uptake (),outlook(),underpass ()

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