拉尔夫老师整理的新概念第二册英语笔记第69课 课文讲解和单词讲义,以及课后要点。

2） 掌握，获得（知识、技能等）；（因自己的能力而）赢得（名声）.

e.g. I look on it as an opportunity to acquire fresh skills.

我把这当做是一次学习新技能的机会。

e.g. The team has acquired a fearsome reputation.

这支队伍赢得了令人生畏的名声。

Acquire a taste for 开始喜欢上。。。

e.g. This beer isn’t bad. I’m beginning to acquire a taste for it.

这啤酒不错。我开始爱喝了。

4. confidence

名词 n.

1. 自信,信心,把握[U][(+in)][+to-v][+that]

e.g. He lacks confidence in himself.

他缺少自信。

2. 信赖,信任[U][(+in)]

e.g. We have confidence in the mayor.

我们信任这位市长。

to have/lose confidence in sb。

lack of confidence缺乏信心

e.g. I have much confidence in him

我对他很有信心

in confidence 当作秘密

e.g. I am telling you this in confidence

我现在告诉你的这件事情是个秘密 （strict confidence 绝密）

confident adj.

confident of sth/that

e.g. He is confident of victory 他对胜利充满信心

e.g. a confident smile一个自信的微笑

5. examiner

名词 n.

1. 主考人;检查人;审查员[C]

6. suppose

及物动词 vt.

1） 猜想,以为[+(that)]

e.g. I suppose he is still in town.

我想他还在城里。

2） 期望;认为必须,认为应该

e.g. You're not supposed to take the books out of the room.

这些书不能拿出屋去。

3）必须以...为前提

e.g. Every effect supposes a cause.

任何事的产生都必然有其原因。

★ 句法运用

1） be supposed to do sth. (尤指因为规定或掌权者的指示)被期望做；应该。

e.g. You’re supposed to ask the teacher if you want to leave the classroom.

你如果要离开教室，应该先问问老师。