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【大学英语】地道口语表达、英文常用俚语

【大学英语】地道口语表达、英文常用俚语
【大学英语】地道口语表达、英文常用俚语

1.Leave no stone unturned

To make all possible efforts to carry out a task or search for someone or something

执行任务、找寻某人、某物时不遗余力

She vowed that she would leave no stone unturned in finding out who let the air out of her tires.

2.Left out in the cold

To not tell someone something to exclude someone from a place or activity

不把某事告诉某人好将某人排除在外

Christina told everyone else about the party, but she left me out in the cold.

3.Let you hair down

To behave freely and naturally; to relax and show your true self

表现得轻松自然,展现真实自我

At my party, Jane really let her hair down.

4.Light at the end of the tunnel

A long-searched-for answer, goal, or success; finally seeing that it will be accomplished

经过长时间的努力后,终于看见目标实现,获得成功

After many years of hard work and study, Ron saw the light at the end of the tunnel when he passed his college entrance exam.

5.Like a bump on a log

Inactive and not responding

懒不啦叽,爱答不理

Don’t just sit there like a bump on a log. Help me move this piano.

6.Like pulling teeth

Something very hard to do

非常艰难的事

Getting my roommate to clean up the room is like pulling teeth.

7.Lock, stock and barrel

The whole of something; all the parts; everything

整体,全部,所有事物

He sold everything –lock, stock, and barrel-and moved to California.

8.Low man on the totem pole

The lowest ranking, least important person in a group or organization

最低排位,组织团体中最不重要的人

I may be the low man on the totem pole, but someday I plan to be president.

9.Make waves

To cause trouble; to upset matters; to create a disturbance

兴风作浪,四处撩骚

I don’t mean to make waves, but I don’t agree with the hours for the curfew.

10.Midas touch

To make a lot of money at whatever you do

赚取一大笔钱

Darren has the Midas touch and is making millions in the fashion design business.

11.Mince words

Not to come right to the point; to be less than 100% honest; to use mild or vague words so as

not to offend or hurt someone

不直接点明,委婉,客气说辞(使用温和或模糊的词汇以避免触怒或伤害某人)

Please don’t mince words. Tell me exactly what you think of my painting.

12.More than one way to skin a cat

There are several different ways of reaching the same goal.

条条大路通罗马

Scott’s solution to the problem may not be what I would do but it will work because there is more than one way to skin a cat.

13.Don’t give up the day job

You are not very good at something. You could definitely not do it professional.

别想了,你不行的

I know you enjoy singing but don’t give up your day job.

14.An arm and a leg

Very expensive or costly; A large amount of money

非常昂贵;一大笔钱

My new computer cost me an arm and a leg.

15.Miss the boat

This idiom is used to say that someone missed his or her chance

错失机会

If you are late to the interview, you’ll miss the boat.

16.Once in a blue moon

Happens very rarely

非常罕见,很少发生

The teacher is tough, but once in a blue moon she doesn’t give us homework.

17.Piece of cake

Too simple, too na?ve…

18.Pull the wool over your eyes

This means to deceive someone into thinking well of them

欺骗,蒙骗

Lynn tried to pull the wool over her eyes by saying that her dog had eaten her homework. 19.In the limelight

The center of attention

目光、注意的中心

James love to be in the limelight

20.In the nick of time

Just at the exact, right time; almost too late but still enough; at the precise moment required 时间正好,千钧一发之际

Luckily David backed up his crucial files in the nick of time. A minute later, his computer crashed.

21.Keep up with the Joneses

To try keep up with what your neighbors have socially and financially; to work hard to have possessions as good as your neighbors

在经济与社会地位上赶上邻居

The man next door got a new car, so my cousin got one too. He has to keep up with Joneses.

22.Make ends meet

To earn just enough to live within one’s income

收支平衡

On her salary, Jackie can hardly make ends meet.

23.Mum’s the word

You must keep silent; don’t tell anyone the secret

保密

Don’t tell anyone about the surprise for Mr. Edward. Remember, mum’s the word.

https://www.sodocs.net/doc/6416907883.html, is mud

The person is in trouble, possibly doomed, and worthless

某人遭遇了麻烦、厄运,变得一文不值

Everyone knows that it was Josh who started the fight during the game. Now that we are disqualified, his name is mud.

25.No spring chicken

Not young anymore

不再年轻

Grandma can’t run and play ball the way she used to. She’s no spring chicken.

26.Off the beaten track (path)

Not well-known or used; an unfamiliar location; unusual; different

不知名的,不常用的;无名之地;不寻常的;不同的

That restaurant is really off the beaten track but worth the trip.

27.On the tip of your tongue

Temporarily forgotten but at the point where one can almost say it; ready to say something but unable to remember it precisely

话到嘴边说不出,记不得

The name of the song was on the tip of her tongue, but Jeannie couldn’t remember it fast enough to win the contest.

28.No skin off your nose

Of totally no concern to you whatsoever; it doesn’t matter to you one way or the other

对某人而言无所谓、无关紧要

He doesn’t care if I make the football team or not. It’s no skin off his nose.

29.On the hot seat

In a difficult of uncomfortable position and subject to a lot of unpleasant questions personal attacks

处在不舒服的位置,受人攻击与责难

Fran was caught eating a candy bar at the weight loss class—now she’s really on the hot seat.

30.Open a can of worms

To cause trouble; to set unpleasant events in motion

引起麻烦,造成令人不愉快的事情

If you mention my report card to my mother, you’ll open a can of worms.

31.Out in left field

Unusual; crazy; totally wrong

不寻常的,疯狂的,错误的

Mary’s suggestion for a party was way out in left field.

32.Out of here

Good-bye; I’m going/leaving

再见,我要走了

I’ll tell just one more story and then I’m out of here

33.Out of the woods

Safe from trouble or danger

远离麻烦或危险

The doctor says Ann’s condition has improved slightly, but she’s not out of the woods yet. 34.Pass the buck

To pass on or make another person accept responsibility or blame for something one does not want to accept for his or her own

甩锅给其他人

You’ve got to make the decision yourself. You can’t pass the buck this time.

35.Play it by ear

To figure out what you’re going to do as you go along instead of beforehand

随机应变:在过程中决定要去做什么,没有提前计划

We’re not sure what we are going to do in Shanghai; we will have to play it by ear.

36.Roll with the punches

To adjust to a difficult situation; to not let little annoyances bother you, in order to survive 在砥砺中前行,不让困难所击败

Try not to be too discouraged with your new job; just roll with the punches.

51.in the driver’s seat

To be in control

掌控

I’m not used to being in the driver’s seat. I should probably buy some management books.

52. in the red

A company that is not profitable and is operating a loss

出现赤字,亏损

When I started my own business, we were in the red for the first two years. We didn’t see a profit until the third year.

53. keep your eye on the ball

To focus and concentrate on what you want to achieve

专注

We just need to keep our eye on the ball and not lose our focus

54. last straw

Last annoyance, disturbance, or betrayal which causes someone to give up, lose his or her patience, or become very angry

压死骆驼的最后一根稻草

Our boss was unhappy with Brian’s performance for a while, but when he came to work three hours late without calling. It was the last straw.

55. learn the ropes

To learn the basics of something

了解一样事物的基本

I’m starting to learn the new ropes.

56. long shot

Something that has a very low probability of happening

不太可能发生的事

Winning the lottery is a long shot.

57. loophole

Related to law, lack of legal clarity allows people or corporations to take advantage of the situation and pay less in taxes or gain some other advantages

漏洞,空子

Some people complain that millionaires avoid paying taxes by finding loopholes in tax laws.

58. lose ground

To lose some types of advantages to a competitor

失去优势

Apple lost some ground to Samsung last quarter.

59. lose-lose situation

Too simple, too na?ve…

60. nine-to-five

A job during normal working hours (9:00am-5:00pm)

朝九晚五的工作

She was tired of working a nine-to-five job.

61. no brainer

A decision that is obvious and easy to make

显而易见的决定,极易做出的决定

Taking the new job was no brainer. They offered me more money, a better schedule and more vacation days.

62. no strings attached

Something given without expecting anything in return

不求回报

They will let you try the product for free with no strings attached if you don’t like it, there is no pressure to buy it or give them anything in return.

63. no time to lose

Too simple, too na?ve…

64. not going to fly

solution isn’t effective

解决措施无效

I don’t think that idea is going to fly.

65. off the top of one’s head

Someone gives a response without thinking about it for a long time or doing any research on the subject

拍脑门回应

I have no idea how many branches they have. Off the top of my head, I’d say about 20.

66. on a roll

Someone had several successes in a row

连连获胜,势如破竹

Our profits have been above our projected numbers for five months in a row. We’re really on a roll.

67. on the ball

To be alert and aware of things

警觉,机灵

My new personal assistant is working out well. He’s really on the ball.

68. on the same page

In agreement of something

达成一致

Let’s go over the details of what we agreed on just to make sure that we’re on the same page.

69. on top of something

To be in control of a situation and aware of changes

掌控局势,洞悉变化

I read a lot to stay on top of the latest changes in my industry.

70. on your toes

To be alert

警觉

Stay on your ties. Anything can happen.

71. out in the open

Public knowledge and not hidden from people

公开透明

I think it’s a good policy to do things out in the open because people get suspicious if you do things in the secret.

72. out of the loop

Not know something that a select group of people knows

脱离圈子,在局外

I felt like I was out of the loop after being on vacation after two weeks.

73. pink slip

Be fired

被解雇

They gave him the pink slip. He wasn’t performing very well.

74. play hardball

To be competitive in a cruel way and without showing mercy. Doing anything possible to win 为胜利不择手段,不留情面,没有怜悯

He played hardball to get where he is, so I would be careful what you say and do around him.

75. put all someone’s eggs in one basket

Rely on only one thing to bring you success

鸡蛋都放一个篮子里

You don’t want to put all your eggs in one basket.

76. put the cart before the horse

To do or think about things in the wrong order

以错误的顺序思考、做事情

They were trying to find investors without even having a business plan. They were putting the cart before the horse.

77. raise the bar

Set the standards or expectations higher

设置更高标准与要求

It looks like they’ve really raised the bar for competition.

78. read between the lines

Understand something that wasn’t communicated directly. Reading between the lines involves understanding what someone is implying or suggesting but not saying directly.

读懂言外之意

He didn’t say that he wants to leave the company, but I can read between the lines. He’s thinking of getting a new job.

79. red tape

Excessive rules, procedures, and regulations that make it difficult to accomplish something. Always talking about government requirements.

赘余繁琐的规定、程序

The new law is going to create a lot of extra red tape and we’re going to have to pay our lawyers a lot more money.

80. rock the boat

To cause problems or disrupt a peaceful situation

制造麻烦,破坏和平现状

He thought about demanding a raise but then he decided he didn’t want to rock the boat. 81. round-the-clock

24 hours a day

24小时的

We have round-the-clock production at all our manufacturing facilities.

82. run/go around in circles

To do the same thing over and over again without getting any results

一遍遍地重复而毫无结果

I feel like I’ve been running in circles all day after making phone calls all day.

83. safe bet

Something what probably will happen

可能发生的事

It’s a safe bet that smart phones will be much more advanced in 10 years.

84. same boat

In the same difficult situation

处于同样的困境

We’re all worried about losing our jobs and we are in the same boat.

85. second nature

When someone learns how to do something so well that it appears that he or she was born knowing how to do it, we say that activity is second nature

中文翻译不利于理解,请参照英文

He’s been a computer programmer for 10 years. At this point, programming is second nature to him.

86. see eye to eye

To agree with someone

同意某人

We don’t always see eye to eye.

87. see something through

To do something until it is finished

做某事直到完成为止

I told my boss that I really wanted to see my current project through before taking on another.

88. sever ties

To end a relationship

结束一段关系

We had to sever ties with several of our suppliers due to late shipments.

89. shoot something down

To deny something, such as proposal or idea

否认某事

We had to sever ties with several of our suppliers due to late shipments.

90. sky’s the limit

No limit to the possibilities

可能无极限

With their commission structure, the sky’s the limit to what you can make.

91. small talk

Conversation about unimportant topics that do not offend people

话题无关紧要的对话

We spend about 15 minutes making small talk before we start our meetings.

92. smooth sailing

A term used to describe a situation where success is achieved without difficulties

轻松的成功

Once our largest competitor went out of business, it was sailing.

英语常用句子(美语俚语)汇总

1.Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. 麻烦没来找你,就别去自找麻烦。 第一、四个trouble是动词,第二、三个trouble是名词。 2. I think that that that that that student wrote on the blackboard was wrong. 我认为那个学生写在黑板上的那个“that”是错误的。 第一个that是连词,引起宾语从句;第二、五个that是指示代词“那个”;第三个that在这儿相当于名词;第四个that是关系代词,引起定语从句。 3. I know. You know. I know that you know. I know that you know that I know. 我知道。你知道。我知道你知道。我知道你知道我知道。 4. We must hang together, or we'll be hanged separately. 我们必须团结在一起,否则我们将被一个个绞死。 这是一句双关语。前面的hang together是“团结一致”的意思,后面的hanged是“绞死”的意思。 5. The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog. 那只敏捷的棕色狐狸跳过了一只懒惰的狗。 这个句子包含了英语中的26个字母。 6. Was it a bar or a bat I saw? 我看到的是酒吧还是蝙蝠? 这是一句回文句,顺着读和倒着读是一样的。 7. 上联:To China for china, China with china, dinner on china. 去中国买瓷器,中国有瓷器,吃饭靠瓷器。 下联:到前门买前门,前门没前门,后门有前门。 这是一副对仗工整、妙趣横生的英汉对联。下联中的第二、四、五个“前门”指“大前门”香烟。 8. 2B or not 2B, that is a ? 这是一种文字简化游戏。它的意思是:To be or not to be, that is a question. (生存还是毁灭,那是一个问题 9.There are a lot of fish in the sea. 天涯何处无芳草。 10.You're a dead duck. 你死定了。

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地道口语表达厌恶,无需再用“fuck”! 你知道如何用英语表达对他人的不满吗?一直觉得用“Fuck”太直接粗暴,今天我们就一起看看可以用些什么别的表达吧…… 他很自私。 He's selfish. *selfish 带有轻视的语气,表示“自私的”、“利己的”、“不考虑别人的”。 I don't like John. (我不喜欢约翰。) Why? (为什么?) Because he's selfish. (他太自私了。) He's self-centered. (他总是以自己为中心。) He's self-serving. (他是个只顾自己的人。) He only cares about himself. (他只想他自己的事。) He doesn't care about anyone but himself. (他从来不想别人。) 他总把问题想得过于严重。 He takes things too seriously. 他头脑简单。 He's simpleminded. *simpleminded“单纯的”、“头脑简单的”,也有“无知的”、“愚蠢的”语感。 He's a simple man. *这句话也可解释为“他是个很实际的人”。 He isn't so smart. (他不很聪明。) 今天他情绪烦躁。 He's on edge today. *edge“边缘”。on edge 表示“烦躁”、“不安稳”。 What's wrong with him? He's on edge today. (怎么啦,他今天这么烦躁。) I don't know. (我不知道。)

He's edgy today. He's in a bad mood today. (他今天情绪不好。) 他真是个多嘴多舌的人。 He's talkative. *talkative“喜欢说话”、“多嘴多舌”。 He's talkative. (他真多嘴多舌。) Yeah, you can say that again. (啊,你也这么说呀。) He's a motor-mouth. He never shuts up. (他从来都闭不上嘴。) 他非常有钱。 He's quite well off. *well off“有钱”、“富裕”,比rich的语气随便。 How's he doing? (他现在怎么样?) He's quite well off now. (他现在可有钱了。) He's a wealthy man. He's rich. He's rolling in it. 他很好色。 He's fresh. *看样子可以翻成“他是个新鲜的人”,但实际上表达的是“他是好色的人”。 He always tries to touch me. (他总想碰我。) Yeah, he's fresh. (是啊,他真好色。) He's a dirty-minded man. He's a dirty old man. (他真是个讨厌的老头。) All he thinks about is sex. (他满脑子想的都是情事。) 他的嘴甜着呢。 He's a smooth talker.

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a turn coat 反穿皮袄的人(叛徒) a weight off my shoulders 放下肩头重担 an ace up my sleeve 袖里的王牌 ants in one''s pants 裤裆里有蚂蚁(坐立不安) back in the saddle重上马鞍(重整旗鼓) back on track重上轨道(改过自新) backfire逆火(弄巧成拙,适得其反) ball and chain 铁球铁链,甜蜜的枷(老婆) beat a dead horse 鞭打死马令其奔驰(徒劳) beaten by the ugly stick 被丑杖打过(生得难看) bet your life 把命赌上(绝对错了) better half 我的另一半 big headed 大脑袋(傲慢,自大) bigger fish to fry 有更大的鱼要炸(有更重要的事要办) bite the bullet 咬子弹(强忍痛苦) birds of a feather flock together 羽毛相同的鸟总飞成一群(物以类聚) blow up in you face 在眼前爆炸(事情完全弄砸了) break a let 折断一条腿(表演真实,演出成功) break the ice 破冰(打破僵局) brown nose 讨好,谄媚 bull in a china shop 瓷器店里的蛮牛(笨拙的人,动辄弄坏东

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