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Unit 3 Make it happen
25秋外研版八上單詞講解系列
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1
Understanding ideas
2
Developing ideas
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01
Understanding ideas
fair
/fe /
n.展覽會
e.g. Easton LaChappelle, a 14-year-old student, stood beside his work at a science fair.
pl. fairs
a science fair 科學(xué)展覽會
block
/bl k/
n.一塊（指木頭、石頭等有直邊的硬物）
e.g. He built it out of plastic blocks and fishing line.
pl. blocks
building blocks 積木
artificial
/ ɑ t f l/
adj.人造的，人工的
e.g. “Hello,” said a girl with an artificial arm, as she shook hands with Easton’s work.
artificial intelligence (AI)
人工智能
condition
/k n d n/
n.健康情況
e.g. This was the first time Easton met Jenny, a girl with a special condition.
pl. conditions
in a good condition 狀況良好
cost
/k st/
n.價格為，需支付（某一數(shù)量的錢）
e.g. Her artificial arm was just a simple hook, but it cost $80,000.
cost-cost
sth. cost(s) sb. money某物花費某人金錢
living cost 生活成本
lend
/lend/
v.幫助（某人）做事（尤指需要體力的事）；（給某人）搭把手
e.g. “I must lend a hand to people like her.”
lent-lent
lend sb. sth.= lend sth. to sb.
借給某人某物
3-D
/ θri di /
adj.三維的，立體的
e.g. For his 16th birthday, Easton got a 3-D printer.
printer
/ pr nt /
n.(與計算機連接的) 打印機
pl. printers
e.g. For his 16th birthday, Easton got a 3-D printer.
invent
/ n vent/
v.發(fā)明，創(chuàng)造
e.g. And with it, he invented an artificial arm.
n. invention 發(fā)明
n. inventor 發(fā)明家
brain
/bre n/
n.腦，大腦
e.g. It was able to move with brain signals of the user.
pl. brains
weigh
/we /
v.重，重量是……
e.g. But it wasn’t good enough yet: the arm weighed 3.6 kilograms.
n. weight 重量
lose weight 減重
kilogram
/ k l ɡr m/
n.千克，公斤
pl. kilograms
e.g. But is wasn’t good enough yet: the arm weighed 3.6 kilograms.
fix
/f ks/
v.解決（問題）
e.g. He enjoyed fixing problems one after another.
adj. fixed 固定的
fix a problem= solve a problem
解決一個問題
e.g. The monthly fee is fixed.
invention
/ n ven n/
n.發(fā)明（物）（如機器、儀器、工具等）
e.g. Easton’s invention has helped many children.
pl. inventions
download
/ da n l d/
v.下載（信息或程序）
e.g. People can download the design to post his design online…
n. download下載
allow
/ la /
v.允許，容許，準(zhǔn)許
e.g. Easton allowed people to use his design for free.
allow sb. to do sth. 允許某人去做某事
allow doing sth. 允許某人去做某事
e.g. The museum allows taking photos.
report
/r p t/
n.新聞報道
e.g. Complete the news report with the correct form of the words in the box.
pl. reports
apply
/ pla /
v.應(yīng)用，運用
e.g. He also hoped to apply it to real life after finishing high school.
applied- applied
apply to 應(yīng)用于
apply for 申請
e.g. I am continuing to apply for job.
blind
/bla nd/
adj.盲的，失明的
e.g. Blind students at school had a hard time moving around.
n. blindness 失明
machine
/m i n/
n.機器
e.g. They wished to make a smart machine to warn them about the objects in their way.
pl. machines
warn
/w n/
v.警告，告誡；提醒
warned-warned
warn sb. not to do sth. 警告某人不要做某事
e.g. They wished to make a smart machine to warn them about the objects in their way.
object
/ bd kt/
n.物體
e.g. Once it senses an object, it starts to shake to warn the user.
pl. objects
sense
/sens/
v.檢測并記錄
n. sense 感覺
e.g. Once it senses an object, it starts to shake to warn the user.
nearby
/ n ba /
adv.附近
e.g. It can sense objects nearby.
congratulation
/k n ɡr t le n/
n.恭喜，祝賀
e.g. Shantanu won an award and received many congratulations for his invention.
pl. congratulations
advertisement
/ d v t sm nt/
n.廣告；啟事
e.g. Then write an advertisement for it.
pl. advertisements
everyday
/ evride /
adj.日常的；平常的；每天的
e.g. What everyday problem do you face
（近）daily
everyday life 日常生活
trouble
/ tr b l/
v.使憂慮，使苦惱
e.g. How does the problem trouble you
n. trouble 麻煩
adj. troublesome 麻煩的
have trouble doing 做某事有困難
creative
/kri e t v/
adj.（人）有創(chuàng)造力的
e.g. Be creative! You can be as imaginative as you want.
v. create創(chuàng)造
imaginative
/ m d n t v/
adj.富有想象力的；創(chuàng)新的
v. imagine 想象
e.g. Be creative! You can be as imaginative as you want.
n. imagination 想象力
1.- How much does the film ticket c - Thirty-five yuan.
2.-Thank you for l me your bike, Mary.-My pleasure.
3.-My bike was broken. Who can help me f it up
-You can ask David for help.
4.I often use my computer to d movies from the Internet.
5.My mother doesn‘t allow me (go) to the movies with my friends.
6.He was a great inventor and had a lot of useful (invent) in his whole life.
7. The brain makes up 2% of our body (weigh) but uses about a fifth of the energy we get from food.
根據(jù)句意和首字母提示或適當(dāng)形式寫出所缺的單詞
ost
ending
ix
ownload
to go
inventions
weight
從方框中選出合適的詞并用其適當(dāng)形式填空，使句子完整、連貫
trouble everyday apply smart machine
1.This is my mother’s life. She is busy but she never feels bored.
2.Now we can use our phones to do a lot of things such as paying for things.
3.So far we have 3D printing to make different things.
4.If you have finding the way, you can use the e-map app on your mobile phone.
5.The washing is very useful in our life.
everyday
smart
applied
trouble
machine
02
Developing ideas
inventor
/ n vent (r)/
n.發(fā)明者，發(fā)明家
e.g. To encourage young people to become inventors.
pl. inventors
quality
/ kw l ti/
n.品性
e.g. The inventors have got great qualities.
pl. qualities
personal quality 個人品質(zhì)
glue
/ɡlu /
n.膠，膠水
e.g. Spencer Silver invented a type of glue.
v. glue 粘合
talent
/ t l nt/
n.天資，天賦，才能
e.g. Albert Einstein once said, ”I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.”
adj. talented 有天賦的
pl. talents
natural talent 天賦
electricity
/ lek tr s ti/
n.電
e.g. He was drawn to electricity and had a deep curiosity about its nature.
adj. electric電的
lightning
/ la tn /
n.閃電
e.g. His curiosity led him to invent the lightning rod.
lightning rod 避雷針
pioneer
/ pa n /
n.先驅(qū)，先鋒，創(chuàng)始人
e.g. Just look at Wan Hu, the Ming Dynasty pioneer of space exploration.
pl. pioneers
exploration
/ ekspl re n/
n.探索；探險；勘探；勘查
pl. explorations
e.g. Just look at Wan Hu, the Ming Dynasty pioneer of space exploration.
space exploration 太空探索
test
/test/
v.驗證；檢驗
e.g. He lost his life while testing this invention.
n. test 測試
despite
/d spa t/
prep.盡管，雖然，任憑
e.g. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas.
despite of 盡管
e.g. Despite of all the noise, she carried on reading.
curiosity
/ kj ri s ti/
n.好奇心
adj. curious好奇的
e.g. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas.
out of curiosity 出于好奇
e.g. I asked out of curiosity.
future
/ fju t (r)/
adj.將來的，未來的
e.g. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas.
in the future 在未來
failure
/ fe lj /
n.失敗
pl. failures
e.g. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas.
v. fail 失敗
explorer
/ k spl r (r)/
n.探險者，勘查者
pl. explorers
e.g. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future explorers ideas.
risk
/r sk/
n.冒險舉動
e.g. But curiosity is more than just taking risks.
pl. risks
take risks doing 冒險做某事
drive
/dra v/
v.促使（某人做某事）
e.g. It also drives people towards certain goals.
drove- driven
towards
/t w dz/
prep.朝，向，接近（某種結(jié)果）
e.g. It also drives people towards certain goals.
spend
/spend/
v.度過，花（時間）
e.g. He spent years studying the sky and the earth.
spent-spent
sb. spend time doing 花費時間做某事
earthquake
/ θkwe k/
n.地震
e.g. Finally, he drew China’s first star map, and invented the first earthquake detector.
pl. earthquakes
keyhole
/ ki h l/
n.鎖眼，鑰匙孔
e.g. It is a curious man looking through a keyhole, the keyhole of nature, trying to know what’s going on.
pl. keyholes
1. He is a great ( explore ) who has discovered many unknown lands.
2. He didn't want to take any (risk)，however small.
3.His ( curious) about ancient civilisations led him to become an archaeologist.
4.The teacher often drives his students (work) hard.
5. They ( test) the new software tomorrow.
用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空
explorers
risks
curiosity
to work
will test
從方框中選出合適的詞并用其適當(dāng)形式填空，使句子完整、連貫
despite test keyhole lightning pioneer
1.To whether the result was true or not, the scientists decided to do some surveys.
2. getting very rich, the man still lives a simple life.
3.Look at the ! It lit everything up.
4.As we know, Hua Luogeng was a in the field of maths.
5.I looked through the and found nobody at home. I had to wait until my mother arrived.
test
Despite
lightening
pioneer
keyhole
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