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111Module Three Music Part Two: Teaching Resources第二部分 教学资源Section 3: Words and expressions of the unitPart 1: Some key words to learnl album n. a book used for collecting things such as photographs or stamps.a record which plays for about 20 minutes on each sideThis album collects his latest releases and a handful of his most popular hits.l catchy1. adj. easy to remember: a catchy song2. v. catch The dog caught the ball in its mouth. Here, Ive found your key. Catch! Cats like to catch mice. The police are sure they will catch the thief. catch sb. in the act of; catch sb. red-handed. The thieves were caught red-handed. The chances of a cure are very good, if the disease is caught early. If we go home now, well just catch the 10 oclock news. Hurry up-weve got a train to catch! Put your coat on, or youll catch a cold. My coat caught in the door. 11.I caught my dress on a nail. 12.catch sbs attention 13.catch sbs imagination14.catch sight of: I caught sight of my old friend in town today. 15.not catch sth: I didnt quite catch what you said. 16.catch fire: The leaves caught quickly. The house caught fire. 17.catch sbs eye: See if you can catch the waiters eye.3. n. catch That was a good catch! The fishermen got a good catch last night. The catch on this door is broken. l complex1. adj. difficult to understand, explain, or deal with/consisting of many closely connected partsHer political ideas were too complex to get support from ordinary people.This is a very complex problem.There is a complex network of roads connecting Glasgow and Edinburgh.2. n. a group of buildings or one large building used for a particular purpose/a group of unconscious fears or feelings which influence sbs behavior and cause problems for themHes got a terrible guilt complex.Hes got a complex about his success.l genius n.1) great and rare powers of thought and imagination Her latest book is a work of sheer genius. 2) a person of very great ability Einstein was a true genius. 3) a special ability She has a genius for making people feel at home.l impressed 1. adj. be impressed with/by sth.I was very impressed with their new house.The teacher told me he was impressed by your essay.2. v. impress impress sth. on sb. My father impressed on me the value of hard word.1. n. impression 1) make an impressionIf the shop is untidy, it makes a bad impression on the customers. 2) be under the impression thatOh, is he only the form master? I was under the impression that he was the headmaster.He took an impression of the key to make a copy.(a mark left by pressure )He did his impression of the president.4. adj. impressive Weve succeeded in collecting an impressive amount of money.l influence1. n. 1) an effect that sb. or sth. has on events, behavior, or opinions He used his influence to get his son a job. My parents have no influence over what I do. 2) a person with the power to have an effect on people or events Shes a good influence on her friends. 3) under the influence of2. v. influenced/ influencing Dont let me influence your decision.l lose1. v. (lost, losing)1) to be without something because you cannot find it Ive lost my notes.2) lose your way 3) not to have something any longer, or to cause it to be taken away from youIve lose all interest in football. He lost an eye in the accident.His foolish behavior lost him his job.4) lose touch with sb.5) lose face 6) lose trace ofIve lost track of the time.7) He lost the game.8) lose money We lost 200 Yuan on that job.9) lose weight Hes lost a lot of weight recently.10) be lost on sb. His charm is completely lost on me.11) waste The doctor lost no time in calling an ambulance.12) to move too slowly This watch loses 5 minutes a day.13) lose your temper=lose your cool2. n. loss Have you reported the loss of your car? His death was a great loss to his friends. The company has made a big loss this year. The enemy suffered heavy losses. Im at a loss for words.3. adj. lost The book is lost. I regret the lost opportunity. I always get lost in London. The fund is for the families of fishermen lost at sea.l split up1) to end a relationship or marriage After two unhappy years John and Mary decided to split up.2) to go in different directions The group split up to try to find food.3) to divide into smaller parts4) split off: to break off from the main part5) split second: a very short momentl talent1. n. a special natural ability1) She shows great artistic talent.2) He is looking for a way to use his talent.2. adj. talentedHe is a talented actor.l tune1. n. an arrangement of musical notes that form a pleasing sound Do you know the tune to this song?1) change your tune: change your opinion or behavior2) in tuneHe cant sing in tune. His ideas were in tune with mine.3）to the tune of: by an amount ofWe were overcharged to the tune of fifty pounds.4) a catchy tune111
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