六级听力复习

2011年英语六级考试备考最后一个月：穿越翻译 2011年英语六级考试听力必背短语 总结 初级经济法重点总结下载党员个人总结TXt高中句型全总结.doc高中句型全总结.doc理论力学知识点总结pdf 英语六级考试听力必会短语总结 Above all：最重要的是 most important of all Above all, they’ ll have to discover how much nitrogen it possesses since nitrogen is 4/5 of the air breathe. Account for：解释, 说明 How do you account for the truth? After all：终究，毕竟 We won’t be laid off after all. Air / car crash：空难，车祸 Back up 支持，援助 Allergic to：过敏 I’m allergic to beef and mutton. Appeal to：吸引,呼吁 Could you tell me which position you think most appeals to you? Apply for / to, application letter 申请, 求职信 At ease 安逸，自由自在 I don’t know why he is ill at ease？心神不宁 Beat the crowd 避开人群，避开高峰 The only to beat the crowds when you do the grocery shopping on Sunday is to be here when they open at 9 sharp. Be aware of 意识到 I like people who are going about their daily business without being aware of the camera . Behind the schedule / late be responsible for Be in charge of 负责, 照顾, 经管 Be in the charge of 下级+be in the charge of+上级 Be in season 应季的，当令的 These apples and pears seem to be in season. Be supposed to do 应该，被期望 What am I supposed to do with his help? Book up Break down / doesn’ t work Bring up 教育, 培养, 提出 She brought up her children to be truthful. Build up 积累，增强，树立 By chance / run into 偶然 Check in / out By no means 绝不 / anything but Come up：发生，出现，提出 Come up with 针对问题，挑战等提出，想出，赶上 I spent a whole week searching on the net, but came up with nothing valuable. Concentrate on / focus on 集中 Deal with / cope with 处理 Drop in 顺便拜访 Drop out of 不参与，退出 They’ re likely to drop out of school and less likely to succeed in life. Eat one’ s words 食言 For ages / a long time Fall short of 达不到, 不符合 Its results fell short of her expectation. Figure out：搞清楚, 弄明白 What I can’ t figure out is how to make it work in my program. Find out Fit one’ s need 满足某人需要 Get along with 进展 Get around 避开 Get used to习惯于、使适应 大学英语六级听力必背的120个重要习语 above all - most importantly account for - explain as a matter of fact - in fact，to speak the truth as a rule - generally; normally about to - be ready to; be on the point of doing something an old hand - be an experienced persom any day now - soon approach sb - talk to sb be fed up with - be out of patience with be on one’ s own - live independently be on the safe side - take no chances be out of something - have no longer in supply be tired of - be bored with，frustrated with be up to ones’ ears - be extremely busy be up to someone -be a person’ s responsibility be out for - trying to get be out of the question - be unacceptable，impossible bite off more than one can chew - take on more than one can handle break down - cease to function break the ice - begin to be friendly wuth people one doesn’ t know break the news - inform or give bad news brush up on - imporve one’ s knowledge of something through study bump into - meet unexpectedly by and large - in general by heart - by memory by all means - absolutely，definitely by no means - in no way call off - cancel cheer up - be happy come down with - become sick with come into -receive，especially after another’ s death come up with - think of count on - depend upon count out - eliminate die down - become quiet, become less do without - manage without something drop by - visit informally; pay a short visit every other - alternate fall behind - lag; fail to accomplish something on time fall through - fail to happen or be completed far cry form - completely different from;a long way feel like - have a desire or wish for feel up to - feel well enough to or be capabele of few and far between - not happening often; rate figure out - determine; reason out by thinking fill in for -take another’ s place fill sb. in - tell what sb. should know fish out of water - out of one’ s element or natural environment flying colors -success，victory for good - permanently; forever for the time being - for now; temporarily get away with - escape without punishment get rid of - give something away; sell，destroy，or throw away something get the ball rolling - start something; make a beginning get the hang of - understand; learn give a hand - help go without saying - understood; clear without needing to be stated go off -begin to ring hang on - keep hold of; persevere;keep doing something hard to come by - difficult to obtain have a heart - have kind feelings; be understanding have a hunch - have an idea based on feelings rather than reason hold off - delay; postpone hop to it - get started on something quickly hit it off - get along well with someone ill at ease - uncomfortable in hot water - in trouble in the air - uncertain in the dark - keep someone without knowdge; information from somenoe in the lone run - looking toward the future; eventually ins and outs - all the details; the various parts and difficulties to be seen iron out - remove the difficulties or find an answer for jump to conclusions - arrive too quickly at a decision or opinion keep an eye on - watch closely keep one’ sfingers crossed - wish that nothing goes wrong keep on one’ s toes - be ready for action; prepared knock oneself out - make a great effort learn the ropes - learn the rules and routines of a place or activity little by little -gradually make ends meet - to get just enough money for one’ s needs make out - manage; get along mean to - intentional; on purpose might as well - to have no strong reson not to hang on - keep hold of; persevere; keep doing something hard to come by - difficult to obtain have a heart - have kind feelings; be understanding have a hunch - have an idea based on feelings rather than reason hold off - delay; postpone hop to it - get started on something quickly hit it off - get along well with someone ill at ease - uncomfortable in hot water - in trouble in the air - uncertain in the dark - keep someone without knowdge; information from somenoe in the lone run - looking toward the future; eventually ins and outs - all the details; the various parts and difficulties to be seen iron out - remove the difficulties or find an answer for jump to conclusions - arrive too quickly at a decision or opinion keep an eye on - watch closely keep one’ sfingers crossed - wish that nothing goes wrong keep on one’ s toes - be ready for action; prepared knock oneself out - make a great effort learn the ropes - learn the rules and routines of a place or activity little by little -gradually make ends meet - to get just enough money for one’ s needs make out - manage; get along mean to - intentional; on purpose might as well - to have no strong reson not to