ofhistoric interest We are now becoming more aware of the importance of preserving our environment preserve指保持某个有价值的东西完好无损，质量不变。与reserve相比暗示 旦消失不可能填补。此外，该词还专指对健康、食品质量、自由等的保 护。 conserve指合理使用某个有价值的东西，暗示一旦用光，难以填补。 reserve 指保留以便以后使用 11.It's like resuming an interrupted conversation with the advantage of being able to pick up where you left off (1)resume:vt.begin again after a pause or interruption e.g.We will stop now and resume working at 1 o'cloc The government troops resumed control over the area Pattern:resume sth resume doing sth. (2)Meaning:It's like beginning an interrupted conversation again,with the benefit of conthe co from where you 12.Presumably he knows more about the subject than you do; the proper humil syou approach him. (1)Meaning:Possibly the author has more knowledge about a certain subject than you do.So as it might be expected,when you begin to read his book,you will show your appropriate modesty to him. (2)Translate the sentence into english 很可能作者在有关的问题上比你懂得多，你在接近他的时候表示适当的谦恭是很 自然的。 12....leaming doesn't consist in being an empty receptacle.The learner has to question himself and question the teacher. (1)consist in:be found in:be contained in:lie in e.g.The beauty of the artist's style consists in its simplicity e fr consists ng sor w an joy witheach other 组成 Substances consist of small particles called molecules.物质是由叫做分子的微粒组成的。 consist in表示“存在于”，例如：True charity doesn't consist in almsgiving.真正的 慈善不在于施舍。 consist with表示“（与. )一致：并存，并立”，例如：The testimony consisted with all known facts.证据与全部己知事实相符。 (2)Meaning:If you just receive things as if you are an empty container,you won't truly learn 13.Numbers of other pages in the margin:to indicate where else in the book the autho nade points r ant to the point marked e.g.His nationality isn't relevant to whether he's a good lawyer. You should offer the facts that are relevant to this case. 14....to tie up the ideas in a book,which,though they may be separated by many pages,belong together.of historic interest. We are now becoming more aware of the importance of preserving our environment. preserve 指保持某个有价值的东西完好无损，质量不变。与 reserve 相比暗示一 旦消失不可能填补。此外，该词还专指对健康、食品质量、自由等的保 护。 conserve 指合理使用某个有价值的东西，暗示一旦用光，难以填补。 reserve 指保留以便以后使用。 11. It’s like resuming an interrupted conversation with the advantage of being able to pick up where you left off. (1) resume: vt. begin again after a pause or interruption e.g. We will stop now and resume working at 1 o’clock. The government troops resumed control over the area. Pattern: resume sth. resume doing sth. (2) Meaning: It’s like beginning an interrupted conversation again, with the benefit of being able to carry on the conversation again from where you stopped 12. Presumably he knows more about the subject than you do; naturally you’ll have the proper humility as you approach him. (1) Meaning: Possibly the author has more knowledge about a certain subject than you do. So as it might be expected, when you begin to read his book, you will show your appropriate modesty to him. (2) Translate the sentence into English. 很可能作者在有关的问题上比你懂得多，你在接近他的时候表示适当的谦恭是很 自然的。 12. …learning doesn’t consist in being an empty receptacle. The learner has to question himself and question the teacher. (1) consist in: be found in; be contained in; lie in e.g. The beauty of the artist’s style consists in its simplicity. True friendship consists in sharing sorrow and joy with each other. consist of 表示“由……组成，包括”，例如：Substances consist of small particles called molecules. 物质是由叫做分子的微粒组成的。 consist in 表示“存在于”，例如：True charity doesn’t consist in almsgiving. 真正的 慈善不在于施舍。 consist with 表示“（与……）一致； 并存， 并立”，例如：The testimony consisted with all known facts. 证据与全部已知事实相符。 (2) Meaning: If you just receive things as if you are an empty container, you won’t truly learn. 13. Numbers of other pages in the margin: to indicate where else in the book the author made points relevant to the point marked; be relevant to: be connected to what is being discussed e.g. His nationality isn’t relevant to whether he’s a good lawyer. You should offer the facts that are relevant to this case. 14. …to tie up the ideas in a book, which, though they may be separated by many pages, belong together