(li)ԴW(wng)j(lu)YԴ 2022-11-17 20:13:23
break up
(ʹ) 飺
The water was covered with ice, which could
sometimes break up without warning.
ˮϸw@ЩЕr(sh)(hu)ͻȻ
(ʹ) (P(gun)ϵ) ѣ
I’m surprised to hear that Sue and Paul have broken up.
(tng)Kͱ_Һ@Ӡ
They decided to break up their partnership.
QY(ji)P(gun)ϵ
ֽ;ֲ
break the company up into several smaller ones
ѹ˾ֲɎС˾
(q)ɢ;ɢ
The police came running and broke up the crowd.
^(gu)(li)Ⱥ(q)ɢ
26
bring about ;ɣ
Science has brought about many changes in our lives.
ƌW(xu)o҂(li)T׃
27
bring up
[ڱ(dng)Z(y)B(ti)] B(yng);B(yng);B(yng)
His father died when he was young, and he was brought up by his mother.
וr(sh)HȥĸHB(yng)L(zhng)ġ
(ӑՓ)
Every time I bring the matter up, he changes the subject.
ÿ(dng)@£͕(hu)D(zhun)Ԓ(hu)}
28
build up
He has built (up) his business over the years.
@Щ(li)Լ
Outdoor activities are really helpful in building up my body and enriching my school life.
(h)(dng)_(sh)(du)(qing)w|(zh)SW(xu)У
29
carry out (sh);(zh)У
I had some difficulty in carrying out the plan.
(sh)ʩ@(g)Ӌ(j)Щy
They just carried out the order as told.
ֻǰ
30
come across
żȻ;Ҋ(jin)
When reading articles related to science, we often come across difficult or unfamiliar words.
xcƌW(xu)P(gun)r(sh)҂y~~
⣺
He spoke for a long time, but his meaning did not come across.
v˺ܾã߀Ǜ](mi)а˼v
31
come up with ;;ṩ
Our class came up with the idea to make better use of used materials.
҂ͬW(xu)@һ뷨ԸÏUf
They want to buy the house, but they couldn’t come up with the cash.
I(mi)ò@PF(xin)
32
figure out Ū;Ū;Ӌ(j)
I couldn’t figure out what I had done to annoy my boss.
ҲԼʲôϰ
Have you figured out how much the trip will cost?
ҪM(fi)(li)](mi)?
33
get down to _(ki)ʼ;_(ki)ʼJ(rn)挦(du)
It’s time we got down to business.
҂?c)_(ki)ʼˡ
34
give away
͵;ְl(f) ((jing)Ʒ)
The Students’ Union called on us to give away our used books to the students in the lower grades.
W(xu)(hu)̖(ho)҂^(gu)ĕ(sh)ͽo꼉(j)ČW(xu)
й¶ ();u(mi)
I will never give your secrets away again.
ҽ^(hu)й¶
His accent gives him away as a southerner.
Ŀ (tng)Ϸ
ŗ (C(j)(hu));ݔ?sh)?/p>
Would they give away their chance to win the game?
(hu)ŗAñِęC(j)(hu)?
We gave away two goals in the first half.
ϰ(chng)҂ݔ˃ɂ(g)
35
give up ŗ;?zhun)?/p>
She decided to give up her job and start a coffee bar.
Qoȥ_(ki)һҿ^
He gave up his seat to a pregnant woman.
λoһλЋD
36
lead to ʹ;(do):
A lack of confidence can lead to a lot of suffering.
ȱŕ(hu)(do)ºܶʹ
Good habits always lead to high efficiency, while bad ones bring the opposite.
(x)TǕ(hu)(li)Ч(x)Tt෴
37
leave out
z©;
If you study in a systematic way, you won’t leave anything out.
ϵy(tng)ķ(li)W(xu)(x)Ͳ(hu)z©κΖ|
ҕ;X(ju)ñ䣺
New fathers often feel left out when baby arrives.
˺Ӻ˸һNĸX(ju)
38
live up to ؓ(f);;У
He failed to live up to his parents’ expectations.
ؓ(f)˸ĸ
39
look up ̧^;醣
She looked up from her books as I entered the room.
M(jn)뷿gr(sh)ĕ(sh)̧^(li)˿
If there are words you do not understand, look them up in a dictionary.
вĆ~Ͳֵ
40
put away
…;źã
Kids — will you put away your toys now?
ӂF(xin)ڰ(li)Æ?
(ch)…ã
We’re putting some money away for expenses.
҂ʡһPX(qin)(li)(yng)_(ki)N(xio)
41
put forward …ǰ;
We have put forward the wedding by two weeks.
҂ѻYǰ˃
Who put forward a theory about black holes?
l(shu)˺ڶՓ?
42
put off ;t
She called this afternoon to put off the meeting to next week.
Ԓ(hu)f(shu)ѕ(hu)ht
43
put up with ;̣
I can’t put up with their smoking any longer.
Ҳo(w)韟
I can put up with many things, but not with people who steal.
̺ܶ飬^С͵С
44
run out (of) ;ıM
In the future, care for the environment will become very important as earth’s natural resources run out.
δ(li)(i)o(h)h(hun)(hu)Ҫ?yn)YԴlRݽ
45
set aside ;…һԣ
Set aside some time each day to write, even if it is only five minutes.
ÿһc(din)r(sh)g(li)(xi)ֻ5
46
take on ʬF(xin);; ;Г(dn)
Shortly after suffering from a large earthquake and being reduced to ruins, the city took on a new look.
ܴɞU@гʬF(xin)ò
No more workers are being taken on at present.
²չˡ
His secretary will have to take on most of his work while he’s gone.
ؕ(sh)ڵĕr(sh)Г(dn)Ĵֹ
47
turn down
P(gun)С;{(dio) ()
Could you please turn down your TV a bit?
ҕP(gun)Сһc(din)?jin)?
ܽ^
How could you turn down such a fantastic job when you have been out of work for months?
ѽ(jng)Îׂ(g)](mi)йôܾܽ^@ôõһݹ?
48
turn to D(zhun);ڣ
Their talk turned to the change that had taken place in the city.
Ԓ(hu)}D(zhun)˳аl(f)׃
Please turn to the police for help when you are in trouble.
yr(sh)Ո(qng)
49
turn up
_(ki);{(dio) ()
Turn up the radio so that I can hear the program.
C(j)_(ki)Щ (tng)@(g)(ji)Ŀ
() _(d);F(xin)
He promised that he would come, but he hasn’t turned up yet.
Z(hu)(li)߀](mi)F(xin)
50
bring on
ʹ;ʹM(jn)
More study should bring on your English.
ŬW(xu)(x)(hu)ӢZ(y)ˮƽ
;(do)£
Stress can bring on illness.
(hu)
514
call for
Ҫ;Ҫ
Sometimes situations call for us to act strong and brave even when we don’t feel that way.
Еr(sh)΄(sh)Ҫ҂F(xin)Ï(qing)¸ңʹ҂ԼX(ju)ǘ
ȥ (ij̎) /
I’ll call for you at your home.
ҕ(hu)ҽ
52
call up Ԓ(hu)o;ʹ
I’ll call you up when I need your help.
Ҫĕr(sh)(hu)oԒ(hu)
This picture called up memories of our class trip.
@Ƭʹ҂ǴС
53
come down to wY(ji);…
Their quarrel comes down to money.
f(shu)?yn)X(qin)
The custom has come down to us from our old generations.
@(g)(x)Ǐ݅(li)
54
come off
(…) x_(ki)
People coming off a busy spring and summer have a moment of relaxation.
˂^(gu)˷æĴģƬ̵e
Ó;£
A button had come off.
wӵ
55
come on c(din);M(jn)չ;˰ɣ
Come on , we will be late for the theatre .
c(din)҂?ni)ԺҪt
56
come to sb ij뵽
The answer came to me in a flash.
ͻȻ뵽˴
57
get in M(jn);_(d);Ԓ(hu)
A car stopped before him and he got in.
һvС܇(ch)ͣǰ܇(ch)
When does the train get in?
܇(ch)c(din)M(jn)վ?
She talks so much that it’s impossible to get a word in.
f(shu)Ԓ(hu)(li)ϲ^һԒ(hu)岻M(jn)ȥ
58
give out
ְl(f);l(f) (̖(ho));
The teacher gave out the exam papers.
ώl(f)ԇ
That lamp doesn’t give out a lot of light.
DZKȲ
The result of the examination won’t be given out.
@οԇɿ(j)(hu)
ıM;ƣߣ
We must go home. Our money has given out.
X(qin)ù҂횻ؼ
His strength gave out.
ƣM
59
go about ;æ;_(ki)ʼ
The villagers were going about their business as usual.
?ni)һæԼ¡?/p>
If I decided to join the club, how do I go about it?
қQ@(g)㘷(l)ҪЩʲô?
60
go ahead
ǰM(jn);
[ʹ] Ո(qng);f(shu)ɣ
((jng)^(gu)Ӌ(j)S) _(ki)ʼ
The government is planning to go ahead with the building next year.
Ӌ(j)ֽǡ
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