1.He was made the scapegoat, but it was the others who made mistakes.
    是別人的錯，卻讓他背了黑鍋。
    重點詞語：scapegoat n.替罪羊，代人受過者
    商務(wù)用語：be made the scapegoat for 承擔(dān)…的罪名
    2.The newspaper report about bankrupting of that company spreads scare in stock market.
    關(guān)于那家公司倒閉的消息引起了股票市場的恐慌。
    重點詞語：scare adj.缺乏的，不足的 v./n.驚恐，恐慌
    商務(wù)用語：strike somebody with scare 使某人感到驚惶
    scare up [美口]艱難地張羅；費力地湊合；迅速做出
    run scared （擔(dān)心競選等失?。┬袆有⌒闹斏?；戰(zhàn)戰(zhàn)兢兢
    3.Lack of cash foced us to scrap plans for a new house.
    我們現(xiàn)款不足，只好打消買房子的念頭。
    重點詞語：scrap n.①廢料或廢品 ②小片 vt.廢棄
    商務(wù)用語：a scrap of paper 一紙空文，一只廢紙
    scraps of broken porcelain 破瓷片
    sorted scrap 經(jīng)過分類的肥料http://ks.examda.com
    4.Selling Christmas cards is a kind of seasonal trades.
    出售圣誕卡是一種節(jié)令性的生意。
    重點詞語：seasonal adj.季節(jié)性的
    商務(wù)用語：a seasonal increase in unemployment 季節(jié)性的失業(yè)率增長
    5.One section of the office was reading and the other section was writing.
    辦公室里的一部分人在看書，另一部分人在寫東西。
    重點詞語：section n.①部門 ②部分，（條文的）節(jié)，項，款
    商務(wù)用語：build in sections 分段制造
    convey in sections 拆開搬
    building section 施工單位考試大論壇
    cartography section 制圖科