30天突破雅思口语（三）

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1.词组：pop-up advertising windows

释义：弹出式的网络广告  

例句：We have plenty of ways to disable pop-up advertising windows, but we cannot really screen TVadvertisements out of our lives.  

2.词组：the advertising slot

释义：电视上的广告时段  

例句：The TV advertising slots for a major sports event may be sold for up to £100 million.  

3.词组：be intensively advertised  

释义：得到密集的广告宣传  

例句：The new product is being intensively advertised on TV.

4.词组：advertising campaign    

释义：密集的广告宣传活动  

例句：The advertising campaign has boosted sales by 150%.

5.词组：peak time / prime time

释义：黄金时段  

例句：In the UK, prime time usually takes place from 6:30 pm until 10:30 pm.  

6.词组：ratings  

=the number of people who watch a particular TV programme  

释义： 收视率  

例句：The new series had high ratings right from the start.

7.词组：be glued to sth.    

释义：聚精会神地盯着某物  

例句：Millions of people were glued to the television for the football game.

8.词组：be well-informed  

释义：对某方面的信息十分了解的  

例句：The kids are very well-informed about all of the different video games.  

9.词组：spoil someone's enjoyment

释义：很扫兴  

例句：TV advertising interrupts exciting programmes and spoils our enjoyment.  

10.词组：arouse someone's desire to... [W]  

释义：让某人产生想去做某事的冲动  

例句：TV advertising arouses the viewers' desire to buy new products.

11.词组：well-worn themes [W]  

释义：已经被用滥的题材  

例句：Today many TV programmes pursue well-worn themes that are common to all cultures, such as romance and crime.  

12.词组：hackneyed subjects[W]  

释义：陈腐的题材  

例句：These hackneyed subjects are no longer wanted by the editors -- unless the theme is given a decidedly new twist.  

13.词组：current affairs

释义：政治、社会、经济等方面的时事

例句：The BBC offers its audiences a wide range of current affairs programmes.

14.词组：media hype

释义：媒体的炒作  

例句：The media hype surrounding the new product continues.

15.词组：newsworthy event

释义：有新闻价值的事件  

例句：This will be the most newsworthy event of 2011.

16.词组：dominate the headlines [S][W]  

释义：占据报纸的头版头条，最引人注目的新闻  

例句：The European sovereign debt crisis has dominated the headlines.

17.词组：distort the truth

释义：（媒体在报导时）歪曲事实  

例句：The newspaper has been accused of distorting the truth.

18.词组：be unbiased

释义：公正的，不偏袒的

例句：Some people argue that it is impossible to find truly unbiased reporting.

19.词组：censor

释义：v. 对书籍或电影进行审查  

例句：The film has been heavily censored.                      

20.词组：censorship  

释义：n. 对书籍或电影进行的审查  

例句：The censorship of pornography is fully-justified.

21.词组：public figures

释义：公众人物  

例句：Media coverage of public figures often invades their privacy.                  

22.词组：court media publicity

释义：刻意地去吸引媒体的关注  

例句：Celebrities tend to court media publicity because media attention is important to their career.  

23.词组：keep a low profile  

释义：保持低调  

例句：They kept a low profile and avoided loud conversations.

24.词组：a glamorous celebrity =a famous and attractive person

释义：魅力四射的明星  

例句：

The glamorous celebrity signed as many autographs as she could at the autograph session.  

25.词组：exaggerate sth.

释义：过度夸张地描述某事物  

例句：The seriousness of the situation has been exaggerated in the press.

26.词组：blow sth. out of proportion

释义：夸大其词，过度渲染某事  

例句：These days when newspapers get hold of a story, they blow it out of proportion.

27.词组：misrepresent sth.

释义：对某事物给出有误导性的信息或描述，歪曲  

例句：Current concerns are misrepresented by the press.

28.词组：escape reality =to get free from reality  

释义：逃避现实  

例句：Many people go to the cinema to escape reality.

29.词组：reality show

释义：真人秀  

例句：One of the reasons why reality shows are so big today is we like to know about the private lives of others.  

30.词组：quiz show

释义：有奖问答节目  

例句：Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is probably the most successful UK quiz show of all time.

31.词组：cast

释义：n. 一步电影中的全体演员  

例句：There'll be a meeting for all cast members this afternoon.

32.词组：cinematography =the skill of making films  

释义：n. 影片中的摄影技术  

例句：What really impressed me about this film was the cinematography.

33.词组：become widely available

释义：得到广泛的普及  

例句：The Internet had become widely available to households in the UK by 2000.  

34.词组：be shrouded in secrecy =not able to be known  

释义：没有被大家所熟知  

例句：The business of national security has been shrouded in secrecy.

35.词组：the advent of sth.

释义：某种新科技

词组：新产品或新制度的到来  

例句：The advent of the jet engine resulted in a large number of very fast planes.  

36.词组：supersede / supplant sth.

释义：取代（过去的某种事物）  

例句：Eventually these were superseded by "small clock", or French, hours, which split the day into two 12-hour periods.

37.词组：welcome sth. with open arms =be very pleased with sth. new  

释义：热情地迎接某种新技术的到来  

例句：TV viewers welcomed the arrival of HDTV with open arms.                  

38.词组：popularise sth.

释义：让某种新生事物得到普及  

例句：The government has been trying to popularise these eco-friendly cars.  

39.词组：dependency on sth.

释义：对某事物的依赖  

例句：So integral have these time-based technologies become today-to day existence that our dependency on them is recognised only when they fail to work.  

40.词组：communications equipment

释义：通讯设备  

例句：Soldiers will benefit from the communications equipment during natural disasters.