题目内容

【题目】 单词或短语填空

【1】My schedule is quite ____________ (灵活)—I could arrange to meet with you at any time.

【2】We will ____________ (赔偿) you for any damage done to your house while we are in it.

【3】Since her husband died, she has been so ____________ (抑郁) that she cries at the least thing.

【4】The police will have the pictures ____________ (扩大) in order to identify the thief.

【5】Tom has a ____________ (偏好) for meat rather than vegetables.

【6】He had come half a dozen times to ____________ ____________ (拜访) the musician.

【7】He seems strange; I don’t know what to ____________ ____________ (理解) him.

【8】He ____________ the team ____________ (使失望) by not trying hard enough.

【9】The excitement of moving to a new house will soon ____________ ____________ (消失).

【10】Robert has ____________ ____________ (接管) the running of the family firm from his father.

【答案】

【1】 flexible

【2】compensate

【3】depressed

【4】enlarged, magnified

【5】preference

【6】call on

【7】make of

【8】let down

【9】wear off

【10】taken over

【解析】

试题分析:根据所给汉语单词或短语填空,每空一词。

【1】 flexible be动词后面用形容词作表语,故填flexible。

【2】compensate 情态动词或助动词后面用动词原形,故填compensate。

【3】depressed 句意:他感到抑郁。故填depressed。

【4】enlarged, magnified 固定结构:have +宾语+过去分词,有---被---,此处的意思是:警察把这照片扩大,故填enlarged, magnified。

【5】preference 固定词组:have a preference for对---有一个偏好,故填preference。

【6】call on 句意:他已经六次来拜访音乐家。call on sb.拜访某人,故填call on。

【7】make of 句意:他似乎很奇怪,我不知道怎么去理解他。make of 理解,了解。故填make of。

【8】let down 句意:他让这个对很失望。根据句意可知用一般过去时态,故填let down。

【9】wear off 句意:搬到新房子的兴奋很快就会消失。wear off磨损,磨掉,逐渐减弱,逐渐消失,故填wear off。

【10】taken over 句意:Robert已经从他父亲那里接过了家庭公司的经营权。此处用现在完成时态,故填taken over。

【知识归纳】

1.en- 是动词的后缀,enlarge扩大;enrich使丰富;encourage鼓励。

2.-en 是动词的后缀,widen 拓宽;strengthen增强。

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