新編實(shí)用英語聽力教程1參考答案Unit13

Unit 1 Greeting and FarewellGreeting第一次見面第一次見面How do you do? How do you do?How are you? Fine/very well,thank you. and you?Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.Pleased/glad to see you. Pleased/glad to see you.Hello,Im a new student here. Welcome to our school.Hi,Havent we met before? No,I dont think so.Greeting再次見面用語再次見面用語Nice to see you again.Long time no see.Havent seen you for ages. How are you?Hello, how are things with you?/ How are you doing? / Hows everything? / Hows your family/ sister?Fine/Good/Very well/Not bad/Just so so.Fancy seeing you here, Lily!Yes, Fancy that!Farewell告別用語告別用語ByeSo longSee you next time/tomorrow/later.Have a good day.Take care.Its time to leave.Its 7 oclock, I have to go now./Ive got to leave.I must be off now.Id like to say goodbye to you.Unit 2 Giving Thanks, Congratulations and ApologiesGive thanksMany thanks/Thanks a lot/Thanks a millionIts so/very kind of you (to say so).Its very thoughtful(周到的)/generous(大方的) of you.Thank you for doing sth.I dont know how to express my thanks to you.I appreciate it. (我很感激)Im grateful for your advice/help.Give congratulationPlease accept my heartiest congratulations.Im sure you deserve（值得，應(yīng)得） the honor.Congratulations on your marriage(結(jié)婚)!/engagement(訂婚)/the birth of your child/graduation(畢業(yè))ApologiesI do apologize for that.Please forgive meForgive me for interrupting(打斷) you again.Im very sorry that Ive forgot the class meeting.I apologize that I couldnt reply(回復(fù)) to your e-mail sooner.Thank you for your help You are welcome.Youve done me a great favor. Dont mention(提及) it.Thanks a lot Mr. Li for what youve done for me.It was a real pleasure for me to do that.Thank you for your present. Oh, its just what I want it. Oh, Im glad you like it. 5. Many congratulations on your marriage. Thank you.6. Allow me to offer(提供) my heartiest congratulations.7. I m sorry, Ive made a mistake. Thats all right.8. Im afraid Ive taken up too much of your time. Not at all.(沒關(guān)系，一點(diǎn)也不)9. I dont know how to apologize to you for losing your book. It really doesnt matter at all.Please forgive my rudeness(粗魯?shù)? I will forgive you.Section 3 task 4I really appreciate(感激) your valuable(有價值的) advice.We appreciate your efforts(努力) for the development of the company.Sorry to have kept you waiting.Thanks for coming to see us.It was great to hear youve got a good job.Id like to be the first to congratulate you.I couldnt have done it without youIm sorry to have caused(導(dǎo)致,引起) you so much inconvenience.Sorry, I didnt mean(用意) to do that.I owe(欠) you an apology for what I did last night.causevt.成為的原因；導(dǎo)致；引起；使遭受Bad teeth often cause pain. 壞牙常引起疼痛。n. （常指壞事的）原因；動機(jī)；The direct cause is wrong medicine! 直接原因是用錯了藥2. It is necessary to research into the cause of cancer. 深入研究癌癥起因很有必要。meanvt. 意思是意思是, 計劃計劃, 圖謀圖謀 eg: So what does that mean? 那意味著什么呢？那意味著什么呢？ adj.卑鄙的卑鄙的,自私的自私的,小氣的小氣的 eg: Why are you being so mean? 你怎么會這么卑鄙？你怎么會這么卑鄙？vi. 產(chǎn)生產(chǎn)生.結(jié)果結(jié)果,用意用意 mean to do sth.Section 4 Han Lei got the first prize in the English Speaking Contest. His teacher, Professor Li, offers(提供,給予) his congratulations to him. Han Lei thinks he is lucky to win the prize. But in Professor Lis opinion, Han Lei does a good job in learning English. He thinks Han Lei deserves this honor. Han Lei says he will continue studying hard, and he hopes Professor Li will give him more help.job offer(工作機(jī)會工作機(jī)會)Eg: I just got a part-time job offer.我剛得到一個兼職工作的機(jī)會。 She has decided not to take the job offer.in ones opinion (據(jù)某人看來)Eg: In my opinion, drinking too much will do harm to ones body.在我看來，喝酒太多傷身體。Section 5Task 7Thank you for your helpThanks a lot for your present(禮物).Thanks for waiting for me.Thank you for your letter. It was very kind of you.Thank you for your wonderful meal.I dont know how to thank you for such beautiful flowers.Im awfully(非常) sorry.Excuse me for interrupting(打斷) you.Im really happy for you!1.Im sorry, but I cant help it.Youve been a great help.Its my fault.(過錯,缺點(diǎn))Please forgive my rudeness.Im sorry to trouble you.Im sorry to be late again.Thank you for your support.Please accept my heartiest congratulation.Were happy you got the promotion.Congratulations on entering Zhejiang University.Please accept my sincere(真誠的) apology.Task 8 Youll soon discover that apologizing and expressing gratitude(態(tài)度) are two of the most common(普遍的) things youll do in English. When you receive a favor(關(guān)心,支持) or make a mistake, expressing yourself can feel very important. In different social situations(情況,形勢), you should express your thanks and apologies in a proper(妥當(dāng)?shù)? way.favorn.好感；寵愛；關(guān)切；歡心Eg: Are you in favor of this act? 你你贊成贊成這個法案嗎？這個法案嗎？Eg: Can you do me a favor? 你能幫我個忙嗎你能幫我個忙嗎?Eg: I will owe you a big favor. 我欠你一個大人情我欠你一個大人情vt.支持；贊成；照顧；促成Eg: Do you favor my proposal?你贊成我的建議嗎？Unit 3 task22. A: Hello, let me introduce myself. My name is Klein. B: Pleased to meet you. Im Mike.3. A: Nice to meet you, Peter. What do you do for a living? B: I work for IBM4. Do you work here, Martin? B: Yes, Im in Finance. What about you?5. A: May I have your number, please? B: Sure, Its 01-25348516. A: Whats your age? B: Its a secret.7. A: Are you American or Australian? B: I was American by birth but Im of Australian citizenship now.8. A: Whats your nationality, please? B: Im Chinese.9. A: This is my e-mail address, lets keep in touch. B: OK, here is mine.A: Where are you living now?10 B: I lodge at a friends house.Task 4Are you Susan?Do you work?So you have dual(雙重) nationality(國籍) , do you?I live with a friend, and you?What are you doing now?May I have your telephone number?Where are you native(本土的) to?Have you ever worked as a secretary?Where do you come from?This is your e-mail address, right?Task 7Hello, Im SusanMay I have your name?I come from ChinaI was born in ItalyWhats your age?You could pass for a much younger ladyHow could I find you?Heres my phone number. Do call me please.I work for GM as a department managerDo you work here?Task 8It is very important for you to be polite when you talk to the westerners. Many people are considered rude when they ask for personal information in a direct way. To westerners, some questions such as age or address are regarded as individual privacy(隱私), when asked, they tend to sheer(偏航) away from the topic. Make sure you know the differences between western and eastern cultures and try to be more polite when talking to westerners. I have dual nationality.May I have your e-mail address, Mike?I live on the outskirts(郊外,市郊) of London.Im still lodge at my friends.This is my address and post code, please write to me often.What do you do for a living?Are you Chinese?Your accent says that you are Australian.Im a fashion designer.Im a computer software development.