李陽瘋狂英語突破口語之突破對(duì)話第40課

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1. I’m Starving
我餓死了

BACKGROUND 背景

Two friends after work are deciding on what to do for dinner.
兩個(gè)朋友下班后正在決定吃什么晚餐。

A: I’m starving to death. What about you?
我餓死了。你呢？

B: Yeah, I’m starving too! Where do you want to have dinner?
我也是，我快餓死了。你想去哪兒吃？

A: I don’t know.
我不知道。

B: What do you feel like eating?
你想吃什么呢？

A: Every now and then I get hungry for spicy food.
一段時(shí)間不吃辣的我就饞。

B: There’s a really good Sichuan restaurant near here. Let’s go there sometime.
附近有家非常不錯(cuò)的四川飯館。我們找個(gè)時(shí)間去吧。

A: Why not tonight?
今晚為什么不去？

B: No, not tonight. You have to make reservations in advance. It’s a very popular place. Besides, it’s expensive. And I don’t have any money.
今晚不行。你必須提前預(yù)約。那里生意很好，而且很貴。我沒多少錢了。

A: I’m broke, too. Let’s save our money and go next week.
我也沒錢了。讓我們攢點(diǎn)錢，下星期去吧。

B: Okay. But how?
好吧。那怎么攢呢？

A: We could do without lunch this week.
這個(gè)星期我們可以不吃午餐。

B: Do you mean every day? I don’t feel up to that.
你是說每天？那我可受不了。

A: Well, then every other day.
好吧，那就隔一天一次吧。

B: But what about tonight?
那今晚怎么辦？

A: Let’s just go for beef noodles. That’s cheap and fast!
我們?nèi)コ耘Ｈ饷姘?。又快又便宜?

B: Great. Let’s go.
太好了。走吧。

口語要素

★ I’m starving. 我餓了。
★ What about you? 你呢？
★ I’m starving to death! 我快餓死了！
★ What do you feel like eating? 你想吃什么呢？
★ Let’s go there sometime. 我們找個(gè)時(shí)間去吧。
★ I ‘m broke. 我沒錢了。
★ I don’t feel up to that. 那我可受不了。
★ Let’s go. 走吧。

超級(jí)句型

What do you feel like 你想……？
What do you feel like doing after work?
你下班后想干什么？

精彩句子

* Every now and then I get hungry for spicy food. 一段時(shí)間不吃辣的我就饞。
* You have to make reservations in advance. 你必須提前預(yù)約。
* We could do without lunch this week. 這個(gè)星期我們可以不吃午餐。

額外成就感

Every now and then: occasionally 偶爾，不時(shí)☆☆
* Every now and then I like to take a walk in the park.
我偶爾喜歡在公園散散步。
* Every now and then I think about going abroad.
我時(shí)不時(shí)地就想到出國(guó)。
* I like to go to the movies every now and then.
我偶爾去看場(chǎng)電影。

in advance: before; ahead of time在前面；預(yù)先☆☆☆
* If you want to go to Faye Wang’s concert, you should buy your ticket in advance.
如果你想去聽王菲的演唱會(huì)，得提前買票。
* Please pay for your merchandise in advance.
請(qǐng)預(yù)付金額。
* I made reservations for the holiday in advance.
我提前為假期做好了安排。

be broke: be without money 破產(chǎn)；身無分文☆☆☆☆

Kim’s Note:
This is a very common expression, but it also is the cause of a very common error. I have met more than one Chinese person who has said they are “broken” instead of “broke”. There is really a big difference!

* I’d like to go to the concert with you, but I’m broke.
我想跟你一起去聽演唱會(huì)，可是我沒錢了。
* Every time I say I want to go out for dinner, my boyfriend says he’s broke.
每次我說要出去吃飯，我男朋友都說他沒錢了。
* You can’t be broke. We just got paid yesterday!
你不可能沒錢。我們昨天剛發(fā)了工資！

do without: live without something 沒有……也行☆☆☆
* If there’s not enough cream for the coffee we’ll do without.
如果沒有足夠的奶油放在咖啡里，那我們就這樣喝算了。
* Do you think you can do without seeing your family for so long?
你很久不見你的家人能行嗎？
* There are some things in life that I just can’t do without.
人的生命中有些東西不是說沒有就可以的。

feel up to: feel about health or ability to do something
覺得能擔(dān)當(dāng)，感到能勝任☆☆☆☆
* I’m supposed to go to Jim’s party, but I just don’t feel up to it now.
我應(yīng)該去參加吉姆的派對(duì)的，但我現(xiàn)在覺得不舒服，不能去了。
* I didn’t feel up to exercising this morning, so I just stayed in bed.
我今天早上身體不適做不了鍛煉，所以就躺在床上。
* Are you sure you feel up to teaching today? You just got out of the hospital.
你今天能上課嗎？你可是昨天才出院呀！

every other: alternate 每隔一……；每?jī)蓚€(gè)☆☆☆
* This class meets every other day, not every day.
這課隔天上，不是天天上。
* We get paid every other week.
我們隔周發(fā)薪。
* I shouldn’t have to remind you every other day to take the garbage out!
我真不該每隔一天就提醒你去倒垃圾！