• What do you imagine will be your future occupation?• occupation n. [C] 职业，工作；消遣； [U] 居住，占 用； [U] 占领，占据• Coal mining has always been a dangerous occupati

on. • One of my childhood occupations was collecting st

amps. • The new house is ready for occupation. • The Japanese occupation of Taiwan lasted 51 years.• The areas under occupation contained major indust

rial areas.

• occupy vt. 居住于，占着；占用（时间、面积、空间）；占领，占据• All the seats on the bus were occupied.• Basketball occupies most of his leisure time?• Enemy troops occupied the country.• occupy oneself with sth || in doing sth 忙于做某事• be occupied with sth || in doing sth 忙于做某事• She occupied herself with routine office tasks.• He was occupied in writing letters.

• Suppose you were to be a journalist for China Daily, …

• suppose v. 认为，料想；假定，假设• I had supposed his wife a younger woman. • She had supposed him (to be) rich.• Suppose/Supposing your father saw you what woul

d he say?• be supposed to do /be 应该，理应• Everyone is supposed to wear a seat-belt in the car.• You are supposed to have finished your job by no

w.• You were supposed to be here an hour ago!

• be to do 表示安排或计划• They are to be married in June.• be to do 表示必须或应该• You are to stay here until I send for you.• be to do 表示后来发生的事• He came to power, but he was to pay dearly for it: h

e was assassinated.• be to do 用于 if 条件从句• If we are to be there before ten, we’ll have to go no

w.

• … if you were offered a job on a famous newspaper?• offer v. 提供，供应；（主动）提出；出价，开价• They decided to offer the job to Jo.• They decided to offer Jo the job.• The kids offered to do the dishes.• I offered him 1,000 dollars for the house.• offer n. 主动提议；出价，报价• to accept/refuse an offer 接受 / 拒绝好意• Thank you for your offer of help/to help.• I’ve had an offer of $9,000 for the house.

• involve vt. 包含，需要• Winning the game involves both skill and fortune.• The job involves me/my traveling all over the count

ry.• involve vt. 牵涉，牵连• Forty-six vehicles were involved in the accident.• involve vt. （使）参加，加入• Parents should involve themselves in their child’s e

ducation.• involved adj. 卷入……的；参与的• be/get/become involved

• Can I go out on a story immediately?• on 后接一些名词如 visit, holiday, business, trip 等，常与 come, go 等动词连用，表示去做某件事情，有目的的意味• 她决定今年暑假去一趟英国。• She decided to go ________ to England this summer.• 他去了长途旅行。• He has been away ____________.• Shall I tell you the story of my life? • I saw your name in a newspaper story.• He made up a wonderful story to explain his absence.

on a visit

on a long trip 身世，经历报导，叙述

假话

• This is how the story goes.• go （诗或歌中词、调）唱，说，（故事）发生情况如何• That’s not the way the song goes.• The story goes that she’s married five times.• as the story/saying goes 据说 / 常言道• As the saying goes, practice makes perfect.

• You can cover a story and submit the article.• By sunset we had covered 30 miles.

• Will $10 cover the cost of a new shirt?• The city covered ten square miles.• The discussion covered a wide range of subjects.

• Cover the table with a cloth.• the front/back cover• submit (-tt-) vt. 提交，呈送；（和 to 连用）服从，听从，听任，投降• Though defeated, they refused to submit to the enem

y.

报道走完，行走（一段路程）够付（费用）

占（一片面积）包含，涉及 覆盖，遮盖

封面

• You’ll find your colleagues eager to assist you…• be eager for sth / to do sth• assist v. 帮助，协助• assist sb in/with sth || assist sb in doing sth • Do you need anybody to assist you in your work? • She assisted her mother with the housework. • The police will assist you in finding her address.• He will assist you to complete the task. • technical/economic/financial/military assistance• Despite his cries, no one came to his assistance. • I need an assistant to assist me in my work.

• … so you may be able to concentrate on photography…

• concentrate vi. 集中注意力• Stop talking and concentrate on your work.• concentrate vt. 使……集中• You should concentrate your efforts on passing the

se exams.• concentrated fire/food || a concentrated effort • concentrated adj. 密集的；浓缩的；全力以赴的 • concentration camp • I described the day and he listened with concentrati

on.

• They must use research to inform themselves of the missing parts of the story.

• inform vt. 通知，告知• inform sb of/about sth || inform sb (that)• I’m very pleased to inform you that your applicatio

n has been accepted.• Please inform us of any change of address.• The president promised to keep all the board membe

rs ____ of how our business was going on.A. inform         B. informing          C. be informed          D. informed

• Meanwhile you have to prepare the next question depending on what the person says.

• meanwhile adv. 与此同时• in the meanwhile 与此同时，在此期间• Mother went shopping; meanwhile, I cleaned the ho

use.

• prepare sth 预备饭菜，做（饭）• He was in the kitchen preparing lunch.• prepare for sth 为……做准备• The whole class are working hard, preparing for th

e coming exams.• prepare sb for sth || prepare sb to do• He is taking a course that prepares students for the

English exams.• He prepared himself to accept defeat.• prepared adj. be prepared to do / for sth• I’m not prepared to listen to all your weak excuses.

• Have you ever had a case where someone accused your journalists of getting the wrong end…?

• accuse vt. 指责，控告• 指控 accuse sb of (doing) sth

charge sb with (doing) sth• 指责 / 责备 accuse sb of (doing) sth

blame sb for (doing) sth• an accusing look 谴责的，指责的• the accused 被告 =the defendant

the complainant 原告• I don’t want to make an accusation (against him) u

ntil I have some proof.

• He set to work. • All the pages were set. • Set the table for dinner.• The question has set me thinking.• I’ll set ______ preparing supper.• He sets out _________ (impress) the company with

his cleverness.• Peter set _____ the papers he was marking and

reached for his cigarettes.• A letter from home set ___ an attack of

homesickness.• They set _______ (work) as soon as they arrived.• Let’s set _____ the tent first.

开始工作确定的，安排好的

摆放餐具使 / 引起某人做某事 about

to impress

aside

off

to workup

• He denied taking money …• deny vt. 否认，否定• The man refused either to confirm or deny the repor

ts.• He denied having been there.• I never deny that you’re bright students.• There’s no denying (the fact) that we need to devo

te more time to learning English.• It can’t be denied that we need to devote more tim

e to learning English.• 不可否认

• guilty adj. 有罪的，犯有罪行的• The jury ( 陪审团 ) found her guilty of murder.• guilty adj. 感到内疚的，感到惭愧的• I felt guilty about not visiting my parents more often.• guilt n. 内疚，自责；犯罪，罪行• She had feelings of guilt about leaving her children.• The criminal admitted his guilt.

• demand vt. 要求• I demanded to see the manager.• I demanded that John (should) go there at once.• demand vt. 需要• This sort of work demands great patience.• demand n. 要求，需求• His demand for higher wages seems reasonable.• in demand 有需要，需求大• Oil is in great demand these days. • demanding adj. 要求高的，费力的；苛刻的• demanding work a demanding boss

• approve vt. 批准，认可，通过 • The minister approved the building plans. • vi. 同意，赞同，赞许（和 of 连用）• I quite approve of his idea.• No teacher will approve of students cheating on exa

ms. • approval [U] 同意，赞同，赞许；批准，认可，通过• The actress wanted to win/earn the audience’s appr

oval by giving amazing performances.• The plan will be submitted to the committee for offi

cial approval.