品牌：邓树勋
基本信息
·出版社：世界图书出版公司
·页码：117 页码
·出版日：1998年
·ISBN：7506237571
·条码：9787506237574
·版次：1998-8-1
·装帧：精装
·开本：32开 32开
内容简介
本书内容有两个特点：一、多用新世纪多元化的简单语句，达到学一多用的目的；二、强调人际关系的重要性，介绍给人以好感的语句，为我们争取朋友，争取社会的和谐以及事业上的成就。
本书共分三大部分。第一部分，介绍新世纪英语，包括A 现代美式英语表达，B 美式惯用语的人生哲学，第二部分，介绍人际关系英语，包括A 做人名言精句，B 日常生活礼貌用话；第三部分，讲述商用英语，其内容有A 大宗生意会话，B 商业公共关系用语，C 拜访、推销用语。
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前言
联合国大学校长协会在泰国举行洲际会议，协会副主席包德明博士被邀发表专题演讲。在讲词中，包博士强调了教育的目的，她指出：教育的目的不单是要教人怎么做事，更重要的，是教人怎么做人。
做人是什么意思?做人就是要知道怎样发展我们的人际关系，也就是怎样给人以好感，令人对你有信心，甚至另眼相看。
这段话给了我一个灵感：现在我们绝大部分教材只教别人如何做事，而忽略了阐述做人的道理，也就是如何跟别人和睦地相处，达到共存共荣，所谓双赢的目标。
本书内容有两个特点：一、多用新世纪多元化的简单语句，达到学一多用的目的；二、强调人际关系的重要性，介绍给人以好感的语句，为我们争取朋友，争取社会的和谐以及事业上的成就。
本书共分三大部分。第一部分，介绍新世纪英语，包括(A)现代美式英语表达，(B)美式惯用语的人生哲学(人际关系)；第二部分，介绍人际关系英语，包括(A)做人名言精句， (B)日常生活礼貌用语；第三部分，讲述商用英语，其内容有(A)大宗生意会话，(B)商业公共关系用语，(C)拜访、推销用语。
编辑推荐
本书不仅内容丰富，实用性强，而且注重学习内容与美国文化、民俗的结合，在教会读者每句话的同时，也告诉读者与之相关的语言背景和生活习俗。
目录
PARTINEW CENTU RY ENGLI SH
第一部新世纪英语
LESSON 1 Modern American—English Expressions
现代美式英语表达
a．简单动词
b．TWO．WORD VERB
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come to terms; come to a standstill.
The amounts you have spent will come to a large sum.
20. Come up, is to happen.
Something urgent comes up.
21. Cut down, is. (1)To fell. (2)Todiminish.
22. Cut off, is to separate.
John cut off his relations with Helen.
23. To be cut out for a position,
I was never cut out for a Mayor.
24. Get ahead, is to outstrip others in a race or competition.
It is the diligent student who gets ahead and wins prizes.
25. Get along, is to proceed, to advance; also, to live
pleasantly together.
He seems to be getting along well in his business.
These two brothers never could get along.
26. Get at,
It is no easy thing to get at the meaning of every idiom in
English.
27. Get behind,
A man gets behind in business, i.e. he does not succeed.
28. Get into, is to attain to a position.
A man gets into difficulties, debt.
29. Get off, is to dismount.
He got off his bicycle and went into the house.
30. Get on, is to advance, to succeed.
How is your son getting on at school?
31. Get over,
You have go over all your difficulties, have you not?
32. Get through, is to finish a thing, to accomplish.
Does the doctor think the sick man will get through?
These labourers are getting through their work slowly.
John has got through the examination, i.e. John has
passed it.
33. Give in, is to yield.
He was compelled to give in, i.e. to yield.
34. Give up, is to abandon.
We have given up all hope of our father's recovery.
35. Go abroad, is to go to a foreign country.
The man you speak of went abroad ten years ago and no
news of him has since come.
36. Go after, is to follow, to pursue.
The spendthrift first spent his money; then his jewels
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