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辨析: allow与allow for
▲ allow意为"允许""准许"。如:① Smoking is not allowed in public places. 公共场所不允许抽烟。② The government servants aren't allowed to accept rewards.公务员不得接受酬谢。③ The children ale too young to be allowed out at night. 孩子们太小,夜间不能让他们出去。
▲ allow for意思是"估计到""把......考虑在内"。如:① When he made the plan, he failed to allow for the unexpected.他作计划时没有把意外情况考虑进去。② He missed the target because the wind hadn't been allowed for. 因为没有考虑到风的影响,他没有击中目标。③ You can't make it in an hour, you must allow for traffic delays.你一个小时到不了,你必须考虑到在路上会遇到耽搁。④ We must allow for his lack of experience.我们必须考虑到他缺乏经验这一点。⑤ Allowing for exceptions, the rule may stand. 在允许有例外的情况下,这条规则还是可以成立的。)
14. If we look only for the correct answer and reject ideas that do not provide a complete answer, we may get stuck. 如果我们只找正确答案,拒绝那些不能给我们完整答案的想法,那么我们就可能被框住。(p. 59 Reading 第二段第四行) ▲ reject
(1) vt. 拒绝;抵制;指不肯承认,采用、相信或服从,不肯接受。They had rejected our request contemptuously. 他们轻蔑地拒绝了我们的请求。Several publishers rejected the manuscript. 几家出版商都拒绝了这份手稿。
(2) vt. 抛弃;丢掉;剔除 Under the guidance of the Party he has rejected the idealist view of history in favour of the materialist. 在党的教导下,他已经抛弃唯心主义历史观,接受了唯物主义历史观。
辨析:refuse与reject:两者都有"拒绝"之意。
refuse不仅可用来拒绝别人的请求和要求,而且还可用于拒绝别人的邀请或帮助;其后能跟不定式;
reject不能用于拒绝别人的邀请或帮助,其后不能跟不定式。He refused the invitation from John. 他拒绝了约翰的邀请。He refused to believe what I said. 他拒绝相信我说的话。
▲ provide
(1) vt.提供;装备The government provided them with money and clothes. 政府向他们提供金钱和衣服。The country provides free medical service to college students. 国家为大学生提供了公费医疗。You must provide yourselves. 你们必须自备必需品。
(2) vi. provide for 提供生计;作准备 provide against预防 Who provides for her? 谁为她提供生活费? He provided for the entertainment of his guests. 他为招待客人作好了准备。They had to provide against a shortage of water. 他们不得不作好缺水的准备。They provided against the attack. 他们做好准备以防受攻击。
辨析:afford,provide与supply: 三个词都有"提供""供给"之意。但在用法上有区别:
afford 作"向某人提供某物"解时,它的句型是afford sb. sth. (sth.常为抽象名词) Travel affords us pleasure. 旅游会给我们带来快乐。He afforded me an opportunity. 他给我提供了一次机会。
provide与supply用法相似,可以换用,某句型为:provide (supply) sb. with sth.; provide (supply) sth. to (for) sb.; The sun provides (supplies) light and heat for us. = The sun provides (supplies)us with light and heat. 太阳为我们提供光和热。
▲ stuck
get stuck意思是"被困住""被卡住""处于困境",此处get是连系动词,也可以用be等其他的连系动词。如:① The bus was stuck in the mud.公共汽车陷在泥里了。② The shuttle often got stuck, causing a lot of broken ends.梭子常常卡住,造成大量断头。③ What shall we do? We seem to be stuck.怎么办?我们似乎干不下去了。④ Have you got stuck over your maths problems? 你的数学题做不下去了吗? ⑤ I'm stuck now, there is no more material for the work. 我无法进行下去了,这工作缺少资料。⑥ I Was stuck there for a week by the bad weather.由于天气不好,我在那里待了一个星期。
15. Creative thinking is a conscious effort to break away from old thought patterns in order to explore new possi- bilities. 创造性思维是一种有意识的努力,即为了探索新的可能性而摆脱旧的思维模式。 (p.59第二段倒数第一行)
▲ effort作"努力"解释时,后常跟不定式,如本句即是,请看下列例句。① His effort to reform her at last succeeded.他要改造她的努力终于成功了。② Despite all my efforts to improve his life-style, he's still smoking twenty cigarettes a day. 尽管我尽力改变他的生活方式,但他还是一天吸二十支香烟。③ He's jogging round the park every morning in an effort to get fit for the football season. 他为了锻炼身体迎接足球赛季的到来,每天早晨都绕着公园慢跑。
【注】effort可作"艰难的事"解释,为可数名词。如:It's such an effort to get up on these dark winter mornings.冬季早晨到处黑沉沉的,起床真艰难呀!
▲ break away from 意为"脱离""摆脱""断绝来往"。如:① Fortunately he broke away from that lawless group years ago.幸好几年前他就脱离了那个不法集团。② The criminal tried to break away from the policeman.罪犯试图从警察手里逃跑。③ Smith has broken away from the Labour Party. 史密斯已脱离工党。
【注】break away from亦可作"改掉""破除"解。如:① You should break away from such bad habits. 你应该改掉这些坏习惯。② Modem music has broken away from the 18th century rules. 现代音乐不再遵守十八世纪的条条框框。③ Modern art has broken away from old traditions. 现代美术已摆脱了旧的传统。④ The child broke away from all disciplines. 这孩子一点也不守规矩。
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