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unit 6
shaping and reshaping
personality
objective:
Focus
on the major points
difficulties: technical terms
key words:
health tips
tips
提示
,
技巧
small
but
useful
piece
of
practical advice
vocabulary:
chol
esterol
胆固醇
[k
?
'lest
?
r
?
p>
ul]
A white, crystalline
substance, C27H 45OH,
found
in
animal
tissues
and
various
foods,
that is normally
synthesized by the liver and
is
important
as
a
constituent
of
cell
membranes
and
a
precursor
to
steroid
hormones.
Its
level
in
the
bloodstream
can
influence
the
pathogenesis
of
certain
conditions,
such
as
the
development
of
atherosclerotic
plaque
and
coronary
artery
disease.
胆固醇:
一种白色结晶体物质,
C27
H 45OH
,
发现于动物细胞组织和多种食物中,
一般由
肝合成,
作为细胞膜的组成部分是极为重要
的,并且是类固醇荷尔蒙的前驱。在血流中
的程度能影响特种疾
病的发病,
如动脉粥样
硬化病和冠状动脉疾病的发展
elongate
['i:l
?
?geit]
拉长
,
(
使
)
伸
长
,
延长
make sth. longer
you
’
re going to
hear some health tips
1.
T
ea
contains
natural
chemicals.
These chemicals
block the action of
some
substances
produced
in
the
bodies
that
cause
cancer.
Tea
contains
the
same
substance
in
fruits and
vegetables.
Drinking
tea
could
protect
people’
s health
.
2.
C
igarette
smokers
of
any
age
reduce their risk of developing lung
cancer
when
they
stop
smoking.
It
is
never too late to stop smoking.
3.
W
alking
has
a
good
effect
on
the
heart
because
it
reduces
blood
pressure,
blood
sugar
and
blood
cholesterol level. It is never too late
to start exercising.
4.
V
itamins
are
necessary
for
good
health.
However,
extremely
large
amounts
of
some
vitamins
may
cause
health
problems
.
It
is
far
better
to
get
vitamins
from
eating
fresh,
natural
food
than
from
taking vitamin pills.
5.
L
aughter
is
one
of
the
most
wonderful
releases.
It
releases
the
chemical that is
life-
enhancing and
life-
elongating
. It heals wounds and
promotes
a healthier
being
.
B
Key words:
a heart attack
chemical
alcohol
酒精
,
酒
vocabulary
abdomen
['?bd
?
men]
腹
,
腹部
=
belly
part of the body below the chest
p>
serotonin
[.ser
?
't
?
unin]
n. 5-
羟色胺,血清素含于血液
中的复合胺à
n
5-
羟色胺:一种来源于色胺酸,尤见于脑、血清和胃粘膜等动物和人
体组织的有机
物,
C10H 12N 2O
,在血管收缩、刺激平滑肌、神经
细
胞间冲动传导以及周期性体内过程调节中起作用
An
organic
compound,
C10H
12N
2O,
formed
from
tryptophan
and
found
in
animal
and
human
tissue,
especially
the
brain,
blood
serum,
and
gastric
mucous
membranes,
and
active
in
vasoconstriction,
stimulation
of
the
smooth
muscles,
transmission
of
impulses
between
nerve
cells,
and
regulation
of
cyclic
body
processes.
gastric
< br>['g?strik]
胃的,与胃有关或有联系
的
Of,
relating
to,
or
associated
with
the
stomach.
p>
dehydrogenase
[di:'haidr
?
d
?
?
neis]
脱氢酶
mistry
(名词)
【生物化学】
An enzyme that catalyzes
the removal and transfer of hydrogen from
a substrate in an oxidation-reduction
reaction.
脱氢酶:
一种酶
,
能在氧化还原反应过程中,
对脱去作用物中的氢并转化氢起催
化作用
TAPESCRITP
The
United
States
government
’
s
Office
of
Research
on
Women
’
s
health
is
observing
its
tenth
anniversary.
During
those
ten
years
it
has
made
important
discoveries
about
differences in the
health of
men
and
women.
Studies
organized
by
the
Office
of
Research
on
Women
’
s
Health
have
shown
that
differences
between
men
and
women
can
influence
medical
treatment.
For
example,
researchers
learned
that
men
and
women
can
react
differently
to
a
heart
attack.
Men
usually
have
chest
pain.
But
women
may
not.
Instead,
they
may
suffer
pain in the
abdomen
. They also may
have
stomach
sickness
and
feel
very
tired. Women may not recognize that
they are having a heart attack.
Research
also
has
shown
that
the
brains
of
men
and
women
use
the
chemical
serotonin
differently.
Serotonin helps
prevent the condition
of
continued
severe
sadness
called
depression.
Men
’
s
brains
use
serotonin much more effectively than
women
’
s
brains
do.
This
may
help
explain
why women suffer
depression
two
or
three
times
more
often
than
men
do.
Other
research
shows
that alcohol
affects
men
and
women
differently.
Men
and
women
in
one
experiment
drank
the
same
amount
of
alcoholic
drinks.
Then
researchers
measured
their
blood
for
alcohol
levels.
The
women
had
higher
levels
of
alcohol
in
their
blood
.
Women
produce
less
of
substance
called
gastric
alcohol
dehydrogenase.
This
causes
them
to
break down alcohol
more slowly
than
man.
part 2
spread of viruses
viruses
:
病毒
Any
of
various
simple
submicroscopic
parasites
of
plants,
animals,
and
bacteria
that
often
cause
disease
and
that
consist
essentially
of
a
core
of
RNA
or
DNA
surrounded
by
a
protein
coat.
Unable
to
replicate
without
a
host
cell,
viruses
are
typically not considered living
organisms.
病毒
:
各种动
物、植物和细菌的简单亚微观
寄生虫之一,常引起疾病,主要由核糖核酸
或脱氧核糖酸的一个核组成,
周围有蛋白质
包围。离开
寄主细胞不能复制本身,病毒通
常不被认作为是生物体
public restroom
: toilet,
WC
infectious
diseases
传染病
cholera
:
['k
?
l
?
r
?
]
霍乱
an
acute
intestinal
infection
caused
by
ingestion of contaminated water or
food
;
An
acute
infectious
disease
of
the
small
intestine,
caused
by
the
bacterium
Vibrio
cholerae
and
characterized
by
profuse
watery
diarrhea,
vomiting,
muscle
cramps,
severe
dehydration,
and
depletion
of
electrolytes.
霍乱
:
一种症状为大量水泻、呕吐、肌肉痉
挛、
严重脱水以及电解质缺失的小肠急性传
染病,由
霍乱弧菌引起
hepatitis
: [.hep
?
'taitis]
肝炎
Inflammation
of
the
liver,
caused
by
infectious or toxic
agents and characterized
by
jaundice,
fever,
liver
enlargement,
and
abdominal pain.
肝炎肝部发炎,由传染性或有毒性因素引
起。症状为黄疸、发烧、肝部肿大和腹疼
infection
:
传染
Invasion
by
and
multiplication
of
pathogenic microorganisms in a bodily
part
or
tissue,
which
may
produce
subsequent
tissue
injury
and
progress
to
overt
disease
through
a
variety
of
cellular
or
toxic
mechanisms.
传染致病
微生物侵入人体的某部分或组
织,并且不断繁殖,接着造成组织损坏,最
后通过一系列细胞或中毒机制发展为显性
症状
Judy Daly
朱蒂
(
女子
名
)
戴利
(
姓
氏
)
A.
Before you
listen to the material, discuss
the
following questions.
B.
Listen to the
report. Focus
on the major
points. Supply
the missing information.
Health
experts
say
washing
your
hands
reduces
the
spread
of
viruses
and
other
organisms that cause disease. This
advice
may
sound
simple.
However
experts
say
a lot
of people do not follow it.
The findings of a recent study:
?
Only
67%
of
Americans
questioned
wash
their
hands
after
using
public
restrooms.
?
American
men
are
less
likely
than
women to
wash their hands
after using
a public
restroom
.
The
importance of hand washing:
reducing
the spread of infectious diseases
Common infections spread by hand:
colds, influenza, throat and ear
infections,
food poisoning, cholera,
hepatitis.
Measures
taken
to
get
more
people
to
wash hands:
launching a public information campaign
The
correct method of hand washing:
washing
with
soap
and
hot
water
for
at
least 15 seconds
Health
experts
say
washing
hands
reduces
the
spread
of
viruses
and
other
organisms that cause disease. This
advice
may
sound
simple.
However
experts
say
a lot
of people do not follow it.
A
recent
study
found
that
many
Americans fail to
wash their
hands
after
using public
toilets. More than 95 percent
Americans
questioned
said
they
always
wash
their
hands
after
using
public
restrooms. However, the study found
that
only
67
percent
of
them
actually
do
so.
The study also found that American men
are less likely than
women
to
wash their
hands after
using public restroom.
The
American
Society
for
Microbiology
announced
the
findings.
Judy
Daly
works
for
the
group.
She
admits
that
hand
washing
may
seem
an
unusual
subject
to
study.
But
she
says
hand
washing
is
a
very
serious
issue.
Experts say hand
washing is the simplest
and
most
effective
way
to
reduce
the
spread of infectious
diseases.
Infections
can
spread
by
touching
surfaces that have
harmful organisms on
them.
Shaking
hands
with
another
person
also
can
spread
infection.
Harmful bacteria may enter your body if
you touch your mouth, nose or eyes.
Among the
most common
infections
spread
by hand
are colds, influenza, and
throat
and
ear
infections.
In
addition,
millions of food
poisoning cases each year
are
blamed
on
people
who
prepare
food
who
do
not
wash
their
hands.
More
serious diseases like
cholera and hepatitis
are spread this
way, too.
Many
patients
in
hospitals
also
get
infections.
Some
die
from
them.
The
spread
of
infections
often
is
blamed
on
health
workers
who
do
not
wash
their
hands
after treating patients.
The
American
Society
of
Microbiology
has
launched
a
public
information campaign
to get more people
to
wash
their
hands.
Experts
say
following
the
correct
method
is
important.
You
should
wash
your
hands
with
soap
and
hot
water
for
at
least
fifteen seconds.
part 3
depression
:
忧愁,沮丧
①
An
area
that
is
sunk
below
its
surroundings; a hollow
下陷处,
p>
坑比周围低
的区域;洞,坑
②
The
condition
of
feeling
sad
or
despondent
忧愁,沮
丧
,
伤心,失望的样子
eg. The act of depressing.
萎靡不振使精神不振的行为
eg.
The condition of being depressed.
沮丧精神不振的情形
drugs
:
药
A chemical
substance, such as a narcotic or
hallucinogen,
that
affects
the
central
nervous
system,
causing
changes
in
behavior and
often
addiction
毒品一种化学
物质,如麻醉剂或迷幻剂
,能影响中枢神经
系统,导致行为的改变并易吸食成瘾
psycho-
therapy
精神疗法
,
心理疗法
The
treatment
of
mental
and
emotional
disorders
through
the
use
of
psychological
techniques
designed
to
encourage
communication
of conflicts
and insight into
problems,
with
the
goal
being
personality
growth and behavior modification.
精神疗法:
通过用于鼓励冲突间的交流和对
问题的
了解的心理技巧来医治精神和情感
失调,
其目的是帮助患者的人
格成长和对其
行为的修正
public education
公共教育
,
学校教育
(
区别于家庭教育
)
moderate
:
适度的
①
Being
within
reasonable
limits;
not
excessive or extreme
有节制的,适度的在合
理的限制之内的;不过度或极端的
eg. a moderate
price
适度的价格
②
Not
violent
or
subject
to
extremes;
mild
or
calm;
temperate
温和
的,适中的不激烈
或不易走极端的;温和的或冷静的;温和的
eg. a moderate
climate
温和的气侯
③
Of medium or average
quantity or extent.
中等的中等的或一般的数量或范围的
④
Of limited or average
quality; mediocre.
平凡的,普通的有
限的或一般的性质的;
普通的
⑤
Opposed
to
radical
or
extreme
views
or
measures, especially in politics or
religion.
稳健的,不激进的反对激进的或极端的
观
点或措施的,尤指在政治或宗教上
key:
sad
temporary
long
mental
anyone
10
developing
80 percent
drugs
effective
carefully
without
activity
minor
walking
30
four
improve
physical
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