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大学英语四级高频短语

all

aboveall

Iwouldliketorentahouse,modern,comfortableandaboveallinaquietlocation.

afterall

TheplannedwaragainstIraqisnotafterallintendedonlytoremoveSaddamHussein,

buttodestroythestructureoftheSunni-dominatedArabnationalistIraqistate

asithasexistedsincethatcountry'sinception.

allbut

Anumberofrecommendationshavebeenmadethatpeopleshouldpostpone

allbutessentialtraveltoareaswithlargeoutbreaksofSARS

whichposedapotentialthreattotravellers.

[01:

03.57]as

[01:

05.00]asfor/to

[01:

08.39]Therearenospecialrulesasfor/towhatclothesyoushouldwear.

[01:

18.67]asitwere

[01:

21.62]I'masortofunpaidadviser,asitwere,tothecommittee.

[01:

27.42]break

[01:

30.27]breakoff

[01:

31.47]ThegreatestthreattotheUnitedStatesisnotIraqbuttheoutbreakof

another,morethreateningwarinsomeotherarea,causingtheUnitedStatestobreak

offcombatandtransferitsforceselsewhere.

[01:

49.93]breakout

[01:

51.47]Whenwarbrokeout,hevolunteeredforserviceinthearmy.

[01:

56.83]breakdown

[01:

59.01]IfthecoalitionforcesareunabletobreakdowntheIraqiresistanceand

breakthroughthefront,thenmostprobablytheAmericanswillhavetostoptheattack

bynextweekendandswitchtotrenchwarfare.

[02:

16.74]breakthrough

[02:

19.80]AtdawnwhatwasleftoftheCompanyeventuallybrokethrough.

[02:

24.39]bring

[02:

28.08]bringoff

Thoughitwasaverydifficultjob,Helenwasabletobringitoffaheadofschedule.

[02:

36.83]bringdown

[02:

39.57]USandanumberofitscoalitionpartnersinitiatedamilitarycampaign

[02:

46.35]toforciblydisarmIraqandbringdownSaddamHussein'srepressiveregime.

[02:

53.68]bringforth

[02:

57.18]Theproblemisbroughtforthforyourconsideration.

[03:

01.56]but

[03:

03.85]butfor

[03:

05.49]Hemighthavebeenkilledbutforthearrivalofthepolice.

[03:

10.52]anythingbut

[03:

13.70]Toanythingbutthearchitect'seye,thehouseischeapandugly.

call

[03:

22.14]callfor

[03:

23.34]Herfathercalledforher.

[03:

27.39]calloff

[03:

29.91]Everton'splannedtourofChinainMayhasbeencalledoffduetotheoutbreakoftheSARS.

[03:

38.44]callon/uponsb.todo

[03:

43.47]Theycalledon/upontheworkersofthecountrytosupportthestrike.

[03:

54.92]callup

[03:

56.34]Pleasecallmeuptomorrowmorning.

[04:

00.38]carry

[04:

01.59]carryoff

[04:

02.80]Thecollegeteamcarriedoffalltheprizesofthetabletennis.

[04:

09.25]carryon

[04:

11.43]Theycarriedoninspiteoftheextremelydifficultconditions.

[04:

16.80]carryout

[04:

19.64]Theyhavefailedtocarryouttheirobligations.

[04:

23.25]carryforward

[04:

26.53]Thepolitician'ssuccessfulspeechcarriedhimforward.

[04:

31.13]come

[04:

33.32]comeupwith

Veryfewscientistscomeupwithcompletelynewanswerstotheworld'sproblems.

[04:

42.29]comeabout

[04:

45.13]Manyaquarrelamongusordinarypeoplehascomeaboutthroughamisunderstandingeveryday.

[04:

53.12]comeoff

[04:

55.75]Herattempttobreaktheworldrecordnearlycameoff.

[05:

00.34]comeupagainst

[05:

03.95]Wecameupagainstagreatdealofresistanceindealingwiththecase.

[05:

08.44]comeacross

[05:

11.06]IcameacrossanoldschoolfriendinOxfordStreetthismorning.

[05:

16.53]comethrough

[05:

19.49]Mostofthetroopscamethroughthefightingunharmed.

[05:

23.64]cut

[05:

26.92]cutoff

[05:

28.24]Hewascutofffromallhisfriendswhenhestudiedabroad.

[05:

33.59]cutup

[05:

34.91]Cutupthecarrotsandputthemintothepot.

[05:

39.51]cutdown

[05:

40.93]Wemustcutourexpensesdownsomehow.

[05:

44.10]cutshort

[05:

46.84]Thematchwascutshortbytherain.

[05:

50.66]draw

[05:

52.85]drawup

[05:

54.28]USSecretaryofStateColinPowellheadstotheJune22meeting

inAmmanoftheinternational“quartered”thatdrewuptheroadmap.

[06:

07.38]effect

[06:

09.13]takeeffect

[06:

10.56]ThecontracttakeseffectasofOctober1st.

[06:

15.04]bring/carry/putintoeffect

[06:

27.53]ThenewregulationdoesnotbringintoeffectuntilthefirstofMarch.

[06:

33.44]face

[06:

34.86]inthefaceof

[06:

37.27]Wefoughtoninthefaceofterribleodds.

[06:

41.20]fall

[06:

43.83]fallbackon

[06:

46.35]She'scompletelyhomeless—atleastIhavemyparentstofallbackon.

[06:

53.13]fallfor

[06:

55.32]ThesalesmansaidthecarwasingoodconditionandIwasfoolishenoughtofallforit.

[07:

03.52]fallinwith

[07:

05.71]Shefellinwithmyideaatonce.

[07:

10.09]fallthrough

[07:

13.26]Ourplansfellthroughatthelastminute.

[07:

17.20]far

[07:

19.60]asfaras

[07:

21.47]Asfarastheweatherisconcerned,Idonotthinkitmatters.

[07:

26.61]byfar

[07:

28.91]Sheisbyfarthebestexecutiveinthecompany.

[07:

33.83]get

[07:

35.91]getoff

[07:

37.66]Wegotoffimmediatelyafterbreakfast.

[07:

41.81]getacross

Theteacherwasusingmanynewwordsandthechildrencouldnottakeinwhathetriedtogetacross.

[07:

52.76]getaround/roundto

Thedaybeforemyhistoryexam,Istillhadn'tgotroundtoreadingthefirstbookonthelist.

[08:

04.57]getalong

[08:

06.76]Howareyougettingalonginyoujob?

[08:

10.48]getdown

[08:

13.11]Getdowneverywordhesays.

[08:

17.04]geton

[08:

19.67]Ouryoungestsonisgettingonwellatschool.

[08:

24.16]getover

[08:

26.90]Henevergotovertheshockoflosinghiswife.

[08:

31.26]getto

[08:

34.11]Hegottothinkingthatsheperhapswouldn'tcomeafterall.

[08:

38.82]go

[08:

41.00]goinfor

[08:

43.08]Davidlikescountrylifeandhasdecidedtogoinforfarming.

[08:

48.77]gointo

[08:

51.72]Hedidn'tgointodetailonthesubject;hespokeingeneral.

gooff

TheterroristsmighthaveplantedabombonaplaneinAthens,settogooffwhenitarrivedinNewYork.

[09:

09.12]goafter

[09:

11.09]We'rebothgoingafterthesamejob.

[09:

14.92]goby

[09:

18.21]Thehoursgobysoslowlyattheoffice.

[09:

22.58]goover

[09:

24.99]Thepolicewentoverthegunforfingerprints.

 

goon

Thereisaweddinggoingonatthechurch.

goalong

Thingsweregoingalongfairlywell.

gothrough

Howdoesshekeepsmilingafterallshe'sgonethrough?

hand

handover

Iamresigningaschairmanandhandingovertomydeputy.

[00:

43.32]ontheonehand...ontheotherhand

Ontheonehand,thecityisindesperateneedofmodernindustry;ontheother

hand,thereisaconcernthatthemodernindustrywoulddamagetheenvironmentinthisarea.

byhand

Inmanyareasofthecountry,thiskindofjobisstillbeingdonebyhand.

handdown

[01:

12.85]Thepairofbraceletswerehandeddownfrommygrandmother.

[01:

18.43]hang

[01:

19.30]hangonto

[01:

20.51]Hangontotherailoryou'llfall.

[01:

24.44]hangup

[01:

25.43]ShehungupthephonebeforeIfinishedwhatIwassaying.

[01:

29.80]hangabout/around

[01:

33.85]Hey,boys,stophangingaround.Comeandhelpmewiththistrunk.

[01:

40.64]heart

[01:

42.17]atheart

[01:

43.48]Myfatherseemsrathersternbuthe'saverykindmanatheart.

[01:

50.15]loseheart

[01:

52.46]Don'tloseheart,allwillturnoutwell.

[01:

56.29]hold

[01:

59.02]holdup

[02:

00.00]Theroofwasheldupbypillars.

[02:

03.40]holdback

[02:

06.35]Nothingcouldholdthembackfromsuccess.

[02:

09.41]holdonto/onto

[02:

14.99]Thechildheldontohermother;hedidn'twanthertogo.

[02:

20.35]holdoff

[02:

22.44]WewillholdoffmakingourdecisionuntilMonday.

[02:

27.03]holdto

[02:

29.87]Ishallholdtomydecision.

[02:

33.15]keep

[02:

35.12]keepto

[02:

36.76]Itseemsthatwewon'tbeabletokeeptotheschedule.

[02:

40.70]keepupwith

[02:

44.10]YouarewalkingsofastthatIcannotkeepupwithyou.

[02:

48.58]keepoff

[02:

51.10]Keepoffthegrass.

[02:

53.07]live

[02:

56.23]liveupto

[02:

57.44]Youshouldliveuptoyourpromise.

[03:

00.18]livethrough

[03:

03.02]Willhelivethroughthenight?

[03:

06.19]livewith

[03:

08.16]Hedoesn'tlivewithhisparents.

[03:

11.33]look

[03:

12.98]lookinto

[03:

14.51]Acommitteewassetuptolookintothecausesoftheaccident.

[03:

20.52]lookon

[03:

21.62]Allwecoulddowastolookonwhentheyconductedmilitaryexercises.

lookinI'lllookinattheshoponmywayhome.

lookoverHehaslookedovertheschedule.

lookthroughShelookedthroughhernotesbeforetheexamination.

 

make

[03:

48.42]makeout

[03:

49.63]Icouldbarelymakeoutthetrafficsignsthroughtherain.

[03:

55.43]makeupfor

[03:

57.28]ImustmakeupforthetimeIlostduringmyillness.

[04:

01.66]makeup

[04:

03.85]I'mafraidyou'remakingupstoriesagain.

[04:

07.46]makefor

[04:

09.86]Hemadeforhomeasitstartedtorain.

[04:

13.59]makeit

[04:

15.99]Hemadeitafterdozensoffailures.

[04:

19.93]mind

[04:

21.68]takeone'smindoffsth.

[04:

25.18]Hardworkalwaystakesyourmindoffdomesticproblems.

[04:

30.22]makeupone'smind

[04:

33.07]Hehasn'tmadeuphismindwhentostart.

[04:

36.89]changeone'smind

[04:

40.06]It'sdifficulttomakehimchangehismind.

[04:

43.78]moment

[04:

45.75]themomentthat

[04:

47.61]Wehadn'tmetfor20years,butIrecognizedherthemomentthatIsawher.

[04:

54.83]atthemoment

[04:

56.48]He'sunemployedatthemomentandhasbeenforoversixmonths.

[05:

01.61]forthemoment

We'rehappylivinginaflatforthemomentbutwemaywanttomovetoahousesoon.

[05:

11.13]inamoment

[05:

13.65]I'llcomeinamoment.

[05:

16.17]more

[05:

18.48]morethan

[05:

19.90]Sheismorefrightenedthanangry.

[05:

23.18]move

[05:

25.04]moveon

[05:

26.68]Ithinkwe'vetalkedenoughaboutthatsubject;let'smoveon.

[05:

32.59]moveinon

[05:

34.66]Someforeigncompaniesaremovinginonourmarket.

[05:

38.71]part

[05:

40.80]takepartin

[05:

41.89]Wealltookanactivepartinthefunddrive.

[05:

46.92]playapartin

[05:

49.22]Heplaystheleadin

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