西安建筑科技大学：《大学英语》课程教学资源（大学体验英语，PPT课件讲稿，第一册）B1Unit8_U8_A_L_P

joined hands with my most intimate friends Parapet e held hands with my closest friends More to learn

held hands with my closest friends... ... joined hands with my most intimate friends...: Paraphrase More to learn

join hands(with): a-to hold(each other's) hands Examples We all joined hands and danced a round in a circle Before exchanging rings, the bride and groom joined hands with each other. More to learn

More to learn join hands (with): — to hold (each other’s) hands Examples ⚫ We all joined hands and danced a round in a circle. ⚫ Before exchanging rings, the bride and groom joined hands with each other

intimate: adi e having an extremely close relationship Examples ntimate relationships in unhappy families can cause much stress Intimate relationships in happy families can create much pleasure

intimate: adj. — having an extremely close relationship Examples ⚫ Intimate relationships in unhappy families can cause much stress. ⚫ Intimate relationships in happy families can create much pleasure

we ended up on the lawn… Paraphrase the last place we were was on the lawn More to learn

... we ended up on the lawn...: the last place we were was on the lawn... Paraphrase More to learn

end up finally arrive Examples After dinner we ended up at the movie The tour group ended up at the hotel

end up: — finally arrive Examples ⚫ After dinner we ended up at the movie. ⚫ The tour group ended up at the hotel

spent that day just being freshmen.. Paraphrase spent that day merely doing typical things that freshmen do Examples We spent the day just walking in the park. He spent the whole night watching TV

... spent that day just being freshmen...: spent that day merely doing typical things that freshmen do. Paraphrase Examples ⚫ We spent the day just walking in the park. ⚫ He spent the whole night watching TV

try on: - to put on(a garment, hat, shoes, etc. ) to test the fit, examine the appearance, etc Examples It's a good idea to try on a new pair of shoes before you buy them. You dont need to try this shirt on, it's just like your other one

try on: — to put on (a garment, hat, shoes, etc.) to test the fit, examine the appearance, etc Examples ⚫ It’s a good idea to try on a new pair of shoes before you buy them. ⚫ You don’t need to try this shirt on, it’s just like your other one

saying goodbye at the end of the first year can feel like saying goodbye forever Paraphrase When you say good bye at the end of the freshman year it's easy to imagine you'll never see each other again

... saying goodbye at the end of the first year can feel like saying goodbye forever: When you say goodbye at the end of the freshman year it’s easy to imagine you’ll never see each other again. Paraphrase

acquaintance: n a person whom one knows, esp. through work or business, but who is not a close friend Examples He has a wide circle of acquaintances We began the semester as acquaintances and ended it as friends

acquaintance: n. — a person whom one knows, esp. through work or business, but who is not a close friend Examples ⚫ He has a wide circle of acquaintances. ⚫ We began the semester as acquaintances and ended it as friends

Your freshman year moments are irreplacea ble. Paraphrase Youre only a freshman once, so you e should cherish this experience

Your freshman year moments are irreplaceable: You’re only a freshman once, so you should cherish this experience. Paraphrase