The first thing we must do when we arrive in London is to see about a hotel to see through sb/ sth: not be deceived by g He cannot fool me, I can see through him every time ☆ I saw through his trick to see sth through: continue it until the end g Whatever happens, we'll see the struggle through to see to sth attend to it There was much to see to g Who is seeing to the arrangements for the meeting? 6. An abrupt goodbye would not do todo: be acceptable(行,合适,可以,凑合) g Will it do if we let you have an answer by Friday? g It will do if you let me know in an hour or so g That is not quite what I wanted, but I think it will do 7. to smooth over; to make( difficulties) seem small or unimportant使…缓解,使…,平 息下来 It will be difficult for you to smooth over your differences after so many years 经过这么多年,你想消除你们之间的分歧谈何容易 The teacher smoothed over the quarrel between the two boys g Bill tried to smooth over his argument with Mary making her laugH 8. to pick up:get,gain(非正规地)学会,学到 He picked up French while he was staying in Paris Young children soon pick up words they hear their elders use .o Statistics isn t a subject that can be picked up in a month to pick up take hold of and lift He picked up the book and gave it to her to pick up: gather together; collect g Pick up your room before mother sees it to pick up: to give sb a lift ☆ Pick me up at the hotel At the next corner the bus stopped and picked up 3 people 9. to send sb off: to say good-bye to sb, to see sb off . There was a large crowd to send him off All the students want to send the teacher off to send sth off: to post/mail(a letter, parcel, message.) g I would like to send off the parcel by early post Why haven t you got my letter? I sent it off last week to send sb off:(esp. in football) to cause a player to leave the field because of a serious breaking of the rules g. The judge sent Li Jingyu 10 to involve: cause . to take part in This problem involves us all Dont involve you in the quarrel . That's no concern of me. I'm not involved❖ The first thing we must do when we arrive in London is to see about a hotel. to see through sb/ sth : not be deceived by ❖ He cannot fool me; I can see through him every time. ❖ I saw through his trick. to see sth through: continue it until the end ❖ Whatever happens, we’ll see the struggle through to see to sth : attend to it ❖ There was much to see to. ❖ Who is seeing to the arrangements for the meeting? 6.An abrupt goodbye would not do. to do : be acceptable（行，合适，可以，凑合） ❖ Will it do if we let you have an answer by Friday? ❖ It will do if you let me know in an hour or so. ❖ That is not quite what I wanted, but I think it will do. 7. to smooth over: to make (difficulties) seem small or unimportant 使…缓解，使… 平 息下来 ❖ It will be difficult for you to smooth over your differences after so many years. 经过这么多年，你想消除你们之间的分歧谈何容易。 ❖ The teacher smoothed over the quarrel between the two boys. ❖ Bill tried to smooth over his argument with Mary making her laugh. 8. to pick up: get, gain（非正规地）学会，学到 ❖ He picked up French while he was staying in Paris. ❖ Young children soon pick up words they hear their elders use. ❖ Statistics isn’t a subject that can be picked up in a month. to pick up: take hold of and lift ❖ He picked up the book and gave it to her. to pick up: gather together ; collect ❖ Pick up your room before mother sees it. to pick up: to give sb a lift ❖ Pick me up at the hotel. At the next corner the bus stopped and picked up 3 people. 9. to send sb off: to say good-bye to sb; to see sb off ❖ There was a large crowd to send him off. ❖ All the students want to send the teacher off. to send sth off: to post/mail (a letter, parcel, message…) ❖ I would like to send off the parcel by early post. ❖ Why haven’t you got my letter? I sent it off last week. to send sb off: (esp. in football) to cause a player to leave the field because of a serious breaking of the rules ❖ The judge sent Li Jingyu off 10.to involve : cause … to take part in ❖ This problem involves us all. Don’t involve you in the quarrel. ❖ That’s no concern of me. I’m not involved