《最新英语专业考研核心词汇》是“北京环球时代学校英语专业考研点睛丛书”之一。书中内容以《高等学校英语专业英语教学大纲》的要求为基础,按照各高校英语院系招收研究生入学考试要求组织安排。本书适合英语专业本科毕业有意攻读英语专业研究生的同学使用,以英语专业四八级、部分GRE词汇为基础,再补充一些经常出现于文学作品和评论中的词汇,以及从历年各校英研入学考试实考试题中萃取的易考词、常考词和难词,共搜集了词汇近五千条。
吴中东,环球时代教育集团董事长,环球时代第一任校长,英语专业硕士生导师。 英语专业考研基础英语首席主讲,专四专八写作主讲。2002年-04年英国剑桥大学高级访问学者。1987年最先在中国启动TOEFL、GRE; 92年将GMAT教学引入国内,掀起GMAT风暴,推动了中国人通过GMAT考试到海外攻读MBA的热潮,被誉为GMAT第一人。其间曾为我国民办英语教学机构培育出多位校长,被誉为“我国英语培训界宗师级人物”。多年致力于语言学、翻译学研究,深得学术界广泛认可。出版专业著作数十部。
Unit 1
Part 1 Reading Wisely
Part 2 Solving the Servant Problem
Part 3 It's a Man's World
Part 4 How Not to Get Your Way
Part 5 Review
Unit 2
Part 1 To the Point
Part 2 If I Had the Wings of an Angel
Part 3 Dr.Jekyll or Mr.Hyde?
Part 4 You've Got to Be a Football Expert
Part 5 Review
Unit 3
Part 1 The Pep Talk
Part 2 The Handcuff Is Quicker Than the Eye
Part 3 Courtroom Drama
Part 4 Call Me by My Right Name
Part 5 Review
Unit 4
Part 1 Mullins a K.O.Victim ( I ) ;
Part 2 Mullins a K.O.Victim ( II ): Mullins Throws Down the Gauntlet
Part 3 Mullins a K.O.Victim ( III ): Mullins Forced to Eat a Humble Pie
Part 4 Mullins a K.O.Victim (IV): The Decline of Mullins
Part 5 Review
Unit 5
Part 1 Cheating ( I )
Part 2 Cheating ( II ): Cracking Down
Part 3 Cheating (III): Star Player ls Caught
Part 4 Cheating (IV): Our Pyrrhic Victory
Part 5 Review
Unit 6
Part 1 The Newspaper Umbrella
Part 2 Patent Pending
Part 3 Hold That Nobel Prize!.
Part 4 Perfect Products
Part 5 Review
Unit 7
Part 1 Much Ado About a Haircut ( I )
Part 2 Much Ado About a Haircut ( II ): The Tempest Spills out of the Teapot
Part 3 Much Ado About a Haircut ( III ): Haircut Dilemma
Part 4 Much Ado About a Haircut (IV): Happy Ending?
Part 5 Review
Unit 8
Part 1 Enter Dr.Thomas Dooley ( I )
Part 2 Enter Dr.Thomas Dooley ( II ): Dooley's Mission
Part 3 Enter Dr.Thomas Dooley ( m ): Stymied by Personal Sickness
Part 4 Enter Dr.Thomas Dooley (IV): Promises to Keep
Part 5 Review
Unit 9
Part 1 Bigots ( I ): Just Spell the Name Correctly
Part 2 Bigots ( II ): Bigots Get Publicity
Part 3 Bigots (III): coping with Bigots
Part 4 Bigots (IV): More Than Silence
Part 5 Review
Unit 10
Part 1 A Boy and a Mad Dog'( I ): Jerry Hart's Sixth Sense
Part2 A Boy and a Mad Dog ( lI ): Crisis!
Part 3 A Boy and a Mad Dog ( III): A Time for Decision
Part 4 A Boy and a Mad Dog (IV): The Pertinent Facts About Rabies
Part 5 Review
Unit 11
Part 1 A Boy and a Mad Dog (V): The Search for the Dog
Part 2 A Boy and a Mad Dog (VI): No Relief
Part 3 A Boy and a Mad Dog (VII): The Police Find the Dog
Part 4 ABoy and a Mad Dog (vm): Ali's Well That Ends Well
Part 5 Review
Unit 12
Part 1 Off Broadway ( I )
Part 2 Off Broadway ( II ): An All-round Man
Part 3 Off Broadway ( III ): From Ledgers to Scripts
Part 1 Enter Dr. Thomas Dooley (Ⅰ)
本单元词汇精要
1. emaciated 2. surged 3. tranquil 4. sanctuary 5. ascend
In 1956, LOOK magazine named Thomas Dooley as one of the year’s ten most outstanding men. Just under thirty years of age at the time, Dr. Dooley had already distinguished himself by caring for a half-million sick and emaciatedVietnamese refugees. When fighting broke out in the divided country of Viet nam, the northern forces surged southward, scattering thousands of refugees before them. At that time, Dr. Dooley was a lieutenant, assigned to a tranquil naval hospital in Yoko-suka, Japan. Forthwith he volunteered for duty on a navy ship that had been chosen to transport the refugees to sanctuary in Saigon. The curtain was beginning to ascend on Dooley’s real career.
Sample Sentences
Use the new words in the following sentences.
1. The residents of the Warsaw Ghetto managed to win several skirmishes from the Nazis.
2. A firecracker terminated the climate of the neighborhood.
3. When Richard Ⅲ violated the of the church to seize the princes, he exceeded his jurisdiction.
4. Lakeman put its heaviest players up front, but they were helpless as the Giants’ line toward them.
5. Inexorably the determined climber began to the Himalayan peak.
Definitions
Match the new words with their meanings.
6. emaciated a. to rush suddenly
7. surge b. shelter
8. tranquil c. quiet
9. sanctuary d. abnormally thin, wasted away
10. ascend e. to rise
本单元成语精要
sour grapes: to disparage something which you cannot have (from Aesop’s fable about the fox who called the grapes sour because he could not reach them) 酸葡萄,指因得不到想要的东西便故意说它不好。
该习语源于《伊索寓言》。一个热天,饥渴的狐狸看见几大串葡萄垂挂在葡萄藤上。狐狸怎么也够不着,最后只好离去,嘴里嘟囔着:“这有什么,那葡萄是酸的!”
Marcia said that she didn’t want to be on the Principal’s Honor Roll anyway. But we knew that it was just sour grapes on her part.
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