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Do notusetimeorwordscarelessly,neithercanberetrieved.莫漫不经心地蹉跎光阴或口无遮拦。时间与言辞二者都是一放便收不回来。第1页CustomsOfficersarequitetolerantthesedays,buttheycanstillstopyouwhenyouaregoingthroughtheGreenChannelandhavenothingtodeclare.stop:preventtostopsbdoing(topreventsbfromdoing)Eg.Thereisnothingtostopmetakingthechallenge.stopforsth:stopduringajourneytodosth我们在回家路上停下来喝了一杯。Eg.Westopforadrinkonthewayhome.第2页stopby:tomakeashortvisittoaplaceorperson,esp.whenyouareonyourwaytosomewhereelse.我在去企业路上顺道去了一趟母亲家。Eg.Istoppedbymymothersonthewaytomyoffice.第3页whenyouaregoingthroughtheGreenChannelgreenchannel:快捷通道，绿色通道greeneyed：眼红了他听到邻居买了一辆新车，眼都红了。Eg.Hebecamegreeneyedwhenheheardthathisneighborhadgotanewcar.greenback美钞greencard（adocumentthataforeignermusthaveinordertoworklegallyintheUSA）greenhouseeffect第4页Evenreallyhonestpeopleareoftenmadetofeelguilty.makesbdobemadetodo第5页Thehardenedprofessionalsmuggler,ontheotherhand,isnevertroubledbysuchfeelings,evenifhehasfivehundredgoldwatcheshiddeninhissuitcase.ontheotherhand其次，而(表示对照语篇标识词，用来引起与前相反新内容)onthecontrary恰恰相反A:Americaseemstobeaparadisetomanyimmigrants.B:Onthecontrary,itisahell,probablyitisaparadiseforsomeofthem,butontheotherhand,itisnot.第6页troublev.找麻烦 n.麻烦Eg.Nevertroubletroublesuntiltroubletroublesyou.getoneselfinajamEg.Hegothimselfinajamwhenhepromisedtotakethegirloutwhileheforgothehadmadeonealready.(two-timer)第7页WhenIreturnedfromabroadrecently,aparticularlyofficiousyoungCustomsOfficerclearly（=obviously）regardedmeasasmuggler.returnfromabroadgoabroadstudyabroadbothhomeandabroadtouristsfrombothhomeandabroad国内外游客Eg.那个非常多事保安走过来告诉我说不要在博物馆里吹口哨。Aparticularlyofficious(好为人师，多事)guardcameandtoldmenottowhistleinthemuseum.第8页beparticularabout:过分考究我不挑食。Eg.Iamnotparticularaboutfood.bepeculiarto:onlybelongto为所特有和服是日本所特有。Eg.KimonoispeculiartoJapanese.bespecialfor:unusual尤其你对我来说是很尤其。Eg.Youarespecialforme.第9页Haveyouanythingtodeclare?heasked,lookingmeintheeye.looksbintheeye：lookdirectly 他盯着她眼睛说她错了。Helookedthewomanintheeyeandtoldhershewaswrong.第10页No,Iansweredconfidently.Wouldyoumindunlockingthissuitcaseplease?Notatall,Ianswered.minddoing介意做.Eg.Doyoumindmysmokinghere?unlock打开uncover揭开undo解开unscrew拧开第11页TheOfficerwentthroughthecasewithgreatcare.AllthethingsIhadpackedsocarefullyweresooninadreadfulmess.gothrough1)topassbyGothroughthegreenchannel2)lookoververycarefully他仔细看了全部从图书馆借来书。Eg.Hewentthroughallthebooksborrowedfromthelibrary.3)tosufferfromorexperiencesthbad没有经历过困苦人不会珍惜幸福。eg.Thosewhonevergothroughhardshipwillnotappreciatehappiness.第12页4)useupsth北京物价很贵，我们一周就花光了全部钱。Eg.Pekingwassoexpensivethatwewentthroughallthemoneyinoneweek.第13页beinadreadfulmessin和名词搭配，表示状态beinanawfulmessbeinaterriblemessbeinchaos传说中宇宙之初混沌状态atsixesandsevensindisorder混乱、骚乱大家一下子全都喊叫起来，会议秩序大乱而被迫中止。Everyonebegantoshoutatonceandthemeetingbrokeupindisorder.第14页ingoodorder秩序井然 ingoodhealth身体健康inagoodmood心情好 inagoodtemper脾气好 第15页IfeltsureIwouldneverbeabletoclosethecaseagain.Suddenly,IsawtheOfficersfacelightup.Hehadspottedatinybottleatthebottomofmycaseandhepouncedonitwithdelight.lightup喜气洋洋,容光焕发,一脸放光Marshasfacelitupwhenshesawheroldfriend.Hisfacelightedupatthesmalltriumph.（n.胜利,成功）Tomreallylightedupwhenhesawthenewbicycle.light过去式与过去分词即能够是lit,也能够是lighted.-不过假如用过去分词作定语,表示被点燃,要用lighted-alightedcigar一支被点燃雪茄-alightedstick点燃火把第16页pounceon向.猛扑过去,对.大做文章警察向小偷猛扑过去。Thepolicemanpouncedonthethief.不要对我错误大做文章。Dontpounceonmymistake.第17页withdelight高兴地（with和抽象名词搭配,表示内心充满了一个感情）自信地withconfidence细心地withcare骄傲地withpride高兴地withdelight第18页Perfume,eh?heaskedsarcastically.Youshouldhavedeclaredthat.Perfumeisnotexemptfromimportduty.Butitisntperfume,Isaid.Shouldhave+过去分词（本应该做某事却没有做,含有训斥性味道）-Youshouldhavearrivedherefiveminutesearlier.-Youshouldhavetoldmeaboutit.shouldnthavedone本不应该做某事第19页exemptadj.被免去（beexemptfrom）Drinksarenotexemptfromimportduty.Perfumeisnotexemptfromimportdutyeither.第20页“Itshairgel.”ThenIaddedwithasmile,“ItsastrangemixtureImakemyself.”AsIexpected,hedidnotbelieveme.“Tryit!”Isaidencouragingly.TheOfficerunscrewedthecapandputthebottletohisnostrils.Hewasgreetedbyanunpleasantsmellwhichconvinced（=persuaded）himthatIwastellingthetruth.Afewminuteslater,Iwasabletohurryawaywithpreciouschalkmarksonmybaggage.第21页