He has several murders on his conscience (受到自心的曹贵) You cannot in all conscience(的确，凭良心) regard that as fair pay. conscientious:a. -careful to do what one ought to do and do it as well as one can:done with great care and attention worker attitude is a most piece of work He was in a coma for days,but now he's conscious again. Are you conscious of ho such behavior consciousness'n class~阶级觉悟 stream of consciousness 15.onrush:n. a strong movement forward an onrush of cold air oncoming:a. coming an oncoming even ongoing:a m of re )blowing from the sea towards the land an breeze onslaught:n-fierce attack an on government housing policies on-stage:a.adv.-on the stage three actors 16.to kick up one's heels: lic and doesn't know how to kick up her heels. 1s: 2.Detailed study of the tex Difficult sentences 1>.Teacher may ask the students to find these sentences in the text and then have a discussion with them about how to understand them 1.Over the years Bess had lived each day as if there ere no othe Over the years in spite of her sister's urge to prepare for her old age,Bess seize every minute to enjoy herself as if she would die the next day. 2).Lottie had a bank account that had never grown lean. lottie always had quite a sum of money deposited in the bank 3).When the dimes began to add up to dollars she lost her taste for sweets er savings gres considerably,she was too old to want cand any more. 4).She made her choice easily.A job in hand was worth two in the future. She made her choice without the slightest hesitation.To have a promising job now was surely far more worthwhile than college. 5).Two or three times she was halfway persuaded,but to give up a job that paidHe has several murders on his conscience (受到良心的谴责). You cannot in all conscience (的确,凭良心) regard that as fair pay. conscientious: a. -careful to do what one ought to do and do it as well as one can; done with great care and attention a ~ worker a ~ attitude This essay is a most ~ piece of work. conscious: a. -awake He was in a coma for days, but now he's conscious again. Are you conscious of how people will regard such behavior. consciousness: n. class ~ 阶级觉悟 stream of consciousness 15. onrush: n. -a strong movement forward an onrush of cold air oncoming: a. -coming an oncoming event ongoing: a. - (定语)continuing to exist or progress an ~ program of research onshore: a -(定语)blowing from the sea towards the land an ~ breeze onslaught: n. -fierce attack an ~ on government housing policies on-stage: a. / adv. -on the stage three actors ~ 16. to kick up one's heels: -to be relaxed and enjoy oneself She's a workholic and doesn't know how to kick up her heels. to kick one's heels: -to have nothing to do while waiting for sb / sth We're just kicking our heels until the next semester begins. 2. Detailed study of the text Difficult sentences 1>. Teacher may ask the students to find these sentences in the text and then have a discussion with them about how to understand them 1). Over the years Bess had lived each day as if there were no other. Over the years in spite of her sister's urge to prepare for her old age, Bess seized every minute to enjoy herself as if she would die the next day. 2). Lottie had a bank account that had never grown lean. Lottie always had quite a sum of money deposited in the bank. 3). When the dimes began to add up to dollars, she lost her taste for sweets. When her savings grew considerably, she was too old to want candy any more. 4). She made her choice easily. A job in hand was worth two in the future. She made her choice without the slightest hesitation. To have a promising job now was surely far more worthwhile than college. 5). Two or three times she was halfway persuaded, but to give up a job that paid