②明星分手和他们的奢华婚礼一样引人注目。

　　Celebrity divorces always hit_the_headlines as much as their luxurious weddings.

　　2. put pressure on sb. (to do sth.)促使/迫使某人(做某事)

　　①The US government has been putting pressure on Iran these days.

　　这些天美国政府一直给伊朗施压。

　　②Advertisements put pressure on girls to be thin.

　　广告促使女孩子竞相瘦身。

　　pressure n．　　　　　　 压力；催促，要求

　　under the pressure of 在......的压力之下

　　under pressure 在压力之下

　　the pressure for ... ......的呼声

　　give in to pressure 屈从压力

　　③Teenagers may find it difficult to resist peer pressure.

　　青少年可能觉得很难抗拒同龄人的压力。

　　④In big cities, many people choose to rent houses under the pressure of the high housing prices.

　　在大城市，在高房价的压力下很多人选择租房。

　　[即境活用2]　用适当的介词填空

　　①Before the exam, don't put pressure on your children to stay up late.

　　②The director is under increasing pressure to resign.

　　③The pressure for change continued to mount.

　　3. wrestle vi. & vt.努力对付或解决；摔跤

　　[教材原句]　In wrestling with the dilemma of worldwide hunger, the United Nations set up an agency called the World Food Programme (WFP) in 1963.

　　为了应对全世界的饥荒，联合国于1963年成立了一个名为世界粮食计划署的专门机构。

　　①She spent the whole weekend wrestling with the problem.

　　她整个周末都在绞尽脑汁处理这个问题。

　　②Should women be allowed to wrestle with men in a competition?

　　女性应不应该被允许和男性比赛摔跤？

　　③The police wrestled the thief to the ground and arrested him.

警察把小偷摔倒在地并逮捕了他。