Lesson35justicewasdonejusticen.正义,公正;司法-Justiceisdone.正义得到伸张。bringjusticetothecriminal把罪犯缉拿归案giveoneselfuptojustice自首dooneselfjustice公正对待自己dojusticetosb公正对待某人theministryofjustice司法部injustice不公平,不公正(=unfair)天网恢恢,疏而不漏Justicehaslongarms.courtn.法院TheSupremeCourt最高法院judge法官defendant被告plaintiff原告counsel辩护律师jury陪审团judgment判决书lawn.法律lawcourt法院takelawintoone’sownhand无法无天takethelawofsb控告atlaw在诉讼中outsidethelaw不合法—withinthelaw合法lawyer律师innocencen.无辜反义词:guilt罪行ininnocence无辜地,清白地innocentadj.无辜的innocentcivilian无辜平民undertakev.承担,着手做undertaketodo-Heundertooktoinformeveryoneconcerned.-Weundertakeainvestigation.承担,着手做:starttodosth.setouttodosetaboutdoingbeengagedinsth.takeoffdoingsth.arduousadj.艰苦的,艰难的-StudyingEnglishisaarduousjob.同:ous结尾的形容词:laboriousadj.劳神的,费力的,吃力的strenuousadj.费力的,精心的,须全力以付的(比arduous强烈的多,同时表示奋发的。)industriousadj.勤劳的abstractadj.抽象的anabstractconcept抽象的概念反义词:concrete具体的n.摘要,提要v.提(或抽)取makeanabstractof做...的摘要-Heabstractedthemainpointsfromthelecture.-他把演讲的主要论点做了摘要。conceptn.概念新概念英语NewConceptEnglish(NCE)基本概念basicconceptsconceptionn.混(-ception)reception接待exception例外deception欺骗meteout给予,处置(=dealwith)meteoutreward进行奖励——meteoutpunishment进行惩罚-Justicewasmetedouttothem.-他们得到了公正的处理。interferencen.干涉interferenceinsth.干涉某事-Myfatherfinishedconversationwithmewithoutinterferenceinjob.inter-1)表示between“之间的”:international国际的inter-city城市间的inter-racial种族间的2)表示“相互”:interchange互换interact相互作用interrelate相互联系accordn/vi一致inaccordwith和…一致——outofaccordwith和…不一致ofone’sownaccord自然而然地,主动地-Justiceisdoneofitsownaccord.inaccordancewith依据(法律)accordingto依据,根据premisesn.房屋【辨】residence住处,居住地(非常正式的用词)dwelling供人居住的地方(也是非常正式的用词)house住房housing房(总称)thehousingproblem住房问题premisen.前提,假设onthepremiseof/that在...的前提下-IwillgoabroadforstudyingonthepremisethatIgettheofferofHarvard.convertv.转变,改变convert...to/into把...转化为-IwillconvertyouintoapersonwhoisgoodatEnglish.同;transform转变transformer变压器;变形金刚disusedadj.不再用的,废弃的disusedhouse废弃的房子misused弄错了的used用过了的(=second-hand二手的)fireplacen.壁炉heating暖气heatingdevice取暖器air-conditioner空调mufflev.捂住,压抑Muffler围巾muffleupin穿着,裹着-Hemuffledupinoldcoat.chipv.砍,削,凿chipahole凿了一个洞chopv./n.砍chophead砍头chipn.切屑,碎片,薄片,芯片potatochips薯片fishandchips炸鱼和炸薯条chipfactory芯片厂俚语:haveachiponone'sshoulder露出想打架的样子,与对方叫阵blackenv.使变黑en作为形容词的后缀表示“使”:wide——widen使变宽sharp——sharpen使变锋利bright——brighten使明亮emergev.从某处出现emergefrom-Thisballemergedfromthewater.词根merge表示“沉”immerge浸没submerge下沉emergency紧急事件Text:(L1)Thewordjusticeisusuallyassociatedwithcourtsoflaw.beassociatedwith=Beconnectedwith=BerelatedtoText:(L1)Thewordjusticeisusuallyassociatedwithcourtsoflaw.beassociatedwith=Beconnectedwith=Berelatedto(L1)Wemightsaythatjusticehasbeendonewhenaman'sinnocenceorguilthasbeenprovedbeyonddoubt.beyondprep.:超出某种范围,限度,主要跟名词搭配~doubt毋庸置疑~belief难以相信~words/description难以形容/描述~hope没有希望~recovery康复无望~dispute/controversy无可争议/争辩~comparison无与伦比~understanding难以理解-Itisbeyondmyunderstanding=Itisbeyondme.(L3)Justiceispartofthecomplexmachineryofthelaw.Thosewhoseekit,undertakeanarduousjourneyandcanneverbesurethattheywillfindit.Judges,howeverwiseoreminent,arehumanandcanmakemistakes.(L4)undertaketodosth.开始做同:starttodosth./setouttodosth./setaboutdoing/takeoffdoing-IsetouttoprepareformyTOFLEexam.(L7)Therearerareinstanceswhenjusticealmostceasestobeanabstractconception.Therearerareinstanceswhen+从句在极个别的情况下(写作)-Therearerareinstanceswhenwomenarenotequaltomen.-Therearerareinstanceswhentherubbishareputintodustbinrightly.(L7)Rewardorpunishmentareoutquiteindependentofhumaninterference.Atsuchtimes,justiceactslikealivingforce.Whenweuseaphraselike‘itserveshimright’,weare,inpart,admittingthatacertainsetofcircumstanceshasenabledjusticetoactofitsownaccord.(L9)itserveshimright他罪有应得=Hedeserveit区别:前者贬义,后者褒贬皆可(L11-12)Whenathiefwascaughtonthepremisesofalargefurstoreonemorning,theshopassistantsmusthavefounditimpossibletoresistthetemptationtosay“itserveshimright”.must用法可用于推测,可能性很大“一定是”,只用于肯定句。1)对现在推测:mustdo-Hemustbeoverfifty.2)对过去推测:musthavedone-(Lesson32)Fromaheavygunthatwasraised,thecaptainrealizedthattheshipmusthavebeenacruiser.3)对正在持续动作的推测或对将来推测:mustdoing-Theymustbetalkingaboutthemoneyproblemoftheirfilm.-Itmustberainingtomorrowaccordingtotheradio.(L12)Theshopwasanold-fashionedonewithmanylarge,disusedfireplacesandtall,narrowchimneys.Towardsmidday,agirlheardamuffledcrycomingfrombehindoneofthewalls.Asthecrywasrepeatedseveraltimes,sherantotellthemanagerwhopromptlyrangupthefire-brigade..(L15)Thecryhadcertainlycomefromoneofthechimneys,butasthereweresomanyofthem,thefiremencouldnotbecertainwhichoneitwas.Theylocatedtherightchimneybytappingatthewallsandlisteningfortheman'scries.(L17)Afterchippingthroughawallwhichwaseighteeninchesthick,theyfoundthatamanhadbeentrappedinthechimney.Asitwasextremelynarrow,themanwasunabletomove,butthefiremenwereeventuallyabletofreehimbycuttingahugeholeinthewall.(L20)Thesorry-looki