新概念第三冊(cè)第18課

Lesson18Electriccurrentsinmodernart現(xiàn)代藝術(shù)的電流2021/5/91current

n.（水，氣，電）流watercurrent/electriccurrent/aircurrentAstreamoftraffic/touristsAgustofwindAtorrentofwatercurrentadj.目前的，現(xiàn)在的current

affairs

時(shí)事currentfashioncurrency

n.流通（貨幣）hardcurrencycurrently

adv.普遍地，通常地，現(xiàn)在，當(dāng)前2021/5/92sculpturen.雕塑

一件雕塑品apieceofsculpture陽(yáng)刻carvevt.

icecarving陰刻engravevt.beengravedinyourmemory/mind/heartmodeloneselfon/after把自己塑造成mould/moldsthinto[m??ld]鑄造（用模子制作）Herdresswasmoldedtoherbody.2021/5/93mistakenadj.錯(cuò)誤的adj.incorrect/wrong/misunderstoodmakeamistake/bymistake弄錯(cuò)Hetookmyumbrellabymistake.mistakesbforsb把….誤認(rèn)為YesterdayImistookhimformyclassmate.2021/5/94artgalleryn.美術(shù)館（artmuseum）EmbassyLibraryRestaurantTeahouseoddlyadv.古怪的strange

adj.奇怪的;陌生的Thatisstrange！oddadj.古怪的；奇數(shù)的oddnumber---evennumberqueeradj.奇特的（貶義的）;homosexualqueerbirdLook,heiswearingaqueerhat.weirdadj.怪異的weirdhairdoeccentricadj.[?k's?ntr?k]古怪的，反常的aneccentricoldman2021/5/95attachv.連,系attachimportance/significancetosth對(duì)…非常重視InChina,weattachtoomuchimportancetoacademiceducation.Please

see

attachment

fordetails.(n.附件)affiliatedadj.附屬的，有關(guān)聯(lián)的ahighschoolaffiliatedtoauniversity2021/5/96spheren.球體hemispheren.半球theNorthernHemispheretheEasternHemispheregloben.地球；地球儀；球體TheGlobeFortuneForum2021/5/97magnetizev.使磁化；（比喻）吸引Theironwasmagnetized.Hisspeechmagnetizedthelisteners.magneticadj.地磁的；有磁性的magneticforce/field/pole/tapemagnetn.

['m?gn?t]磁鐵magnate['m?gne?t]

n.巨頭；大資本家atobaccomagnatetycoonn.企業(yè)界大亨，巨頭；巨富

2021/5/98fl-

移動(dòng)的光flickerv.閃爍shineunsteadilyflashv.閃光shineforamomentflashonandoff忽明忽暗flamev.焚燒；泛紅；n.火焰Herfaceflamedredwithembarrassment.oldflame舊情人gl-

不移動(dòng)的光

glarevt.瞪視；發(fā)眩光Thetropicsunglareddownonusallday.glittervi.(在陽(yáng)光照耀下)閃光；閃爍Allthatglittersisnotgold

isawell-knownsaying,meaningthatnoteverythingthatlookspreciousortrueturnsouttobeso.Thiscanapplytopeople,places,orthingsthatpromisetobemorethantheyreallyare.Butgoldwillglitterforever.2021/5/99emitv.放射giveoffemitsound發(fā)出聲響emitsmell散發(fā)出emitlight發(fā)出光emitheat放熱emitsmoke排放出emitsparks迸發(fā)出火花Thesunemitslight.Thechimneyemitted

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launchaman-madesatelliteprojectamissile['m?sl]2021/5/9101.Sincetheyemitlightdirectly,OLEDdisplaysdonotneedabacklight.由于也是自身發(fā)光，OLED顯示器可以不用背光燈。2.Industriesthatemitcarbondioxide[da?'ɑksa?d]wouldhavetobuypermitstodoso.排放二氧化碳的產(chǎn)業(yè)必須要購(gòu)買排放量之類的。3.Earthquakesemitthreetypesofwaveswhichhavetheirowncharacteristics.地震發(fā)出兩種波，它們有各自的特征。2021/5/911prehistoricadj.史前的，老掉牙的，過時(shí)的prehistoricanimalsThestrictfather’sideasabouteducatinggirlsisprehistoric.pre--beforepreschoolchildrenpre-marriageprewarpost--afterpostwarpostponepostgraduatepostmodernfore--frontforename=givennameforecastforewordforetellforeleg----hindlegex--formerex-girlfriendex-wifeex-president2021/5/912Modernsculpturerarelysurprisesusanymore.Theidea

thatmodernartcanonlybeseeninmuseums（同位語(yǔ)）ismistaken.Evenpeoplewhotakenointerestinartcannothavefailedtonoticeexamplesofmodernsculptureondisplayinpublicplaces.Strangeformsstandingardens,andoutsidebuildingsandshops.Wehavegotquiteusedtothem.Someso-called'modern'pieceshavebeenondisplayfornearlyeightyyears.1.rarely

（頻率副詞）很少，幾乎不副詞，特別是具有否定意義的副詞，置于句首，會(huì)引起部分倒裝Rarelyhashebeensohappyforyears.Scarcelydidheborrowmoneyfromotherpeople.SeldomhaveIwatchedafilmsotouchingasTitanic.Barelydoesshegobackonherownwords.HardlycanIevertrusthim.NevercouldIresistthetemptationofchocolates.2.even..cannothavefailedtodo就連..也不可能沒做什么(強(qiáng)調(diào))Eventhestupideststudentcannothavefailedtopasssuchaneasytest.2021/5/913Inspiteofthis,somepeople--includingmyself--weresurprisedbyarecentexhibition[,?ks?'b???n]ofmodernsculpture.ThefirstthingIsawwhenIenteredtheartgallerywasanoticewhichsaid:'Donottouchtheexhibits.Someofthemaredangerous!'Theobjectsondisplaywerepiecesofmovingsculpture.2021/5/914Oddlyshapedformsthataresuspendedformtheceilingandmoveinresponsetoagustofwind（隨風(fēng)而動(dòng)）arequitefamiliartoeverybody.Theseobjects,however,weredifferent.Linedupagainstthewall,therewerelongthinwiresattachedtometalspheres.Thesphereshadbeenmagnetizedandattractedorrepelledeachotherallthetime.Inthecentreofthehall,therewere