重點講解：
1. be expected to do sth.
預期；預料；期待；
eg. He could be expected to rise to the challenge.
他會奮起應戰的!^UFp9A[E0gkSdPR。
eg. Long skirts are expected to come back next year.
預計明年將再度流行長裙MhX^%F@Ji0.n*J。
2. in a bid to do sth.
為了，以便；
eg. In a bid to attract visitors, the town abolished its usual $3. 60 viewing fee and went on a media offensive.
為了吸引游客，該鎮廢除了其慣常收取的$3.6的觀光費，而且開始了媒體攻勢TjJ.s1)&06。
eg. Instead they are moving into a range of asset classes in a bid to diversify revenue streams and create a more solid business.
相反，他們正開始涉足廣泛的資產類別，試圖使收入來源多樣化，創造更穩固的業務@jWASpSwbD。
3. such as
（用于舉例）例如，像，諸如；
eg. He would give only monosyllabic replies, such as "Yes" and "No".
他只肯給予極簡短的回答，例如“是”和“否”+3a42x]LBK^2Jd2z.bF。
eg. Many things pollute water, such as tires, trash, and plastic bags.
很多東西使水污染，例如輪胎、垃圾和塑膠袋-Y#ux04%kH。
4. benefit from
獲益；對…有益；有利于；
eg. He will benefit from the new way of doing business.
他將從經營業務新方法中獲益eJ*iLl0cXU;Ykb~Ua。
eg. We all could benefit from more training.
從更多的訓練中得到成長fh^-2gsakcu!)JrX!_,。