賴世雄中級(jí)美國(guó)英語Don't Be a Fish out of Water
Do you sometimes have a hard time understanding what Americans are talking about among themselves? Do you want to know why? The answer is, Americans are crazy about using slang. They tend to over do it, though.
Otherwise, slang is fun to use. You should try it. And some slang is easy to understand. For example, if someone is "off the hook," it means that he is no longer in trouble. The "hook" is a fish hook. If a fish is on the hook, of course, it is in trouble. If it is "off the hook," then it is out of danger. Didn't we tell you slang is fun? Besides, it should at least help you feel more at home and not like a fish out of water when you speak to Americans.
slang 不可數(shù) a slang experssion or two slang expressions 不說：a slang
feel like a fish out of water 覺得別扭，不舒服
I have a hard time (in可省略) writing this love letter. difficulty,trouble 不可數(shù) problem 可數(shù)
be crazy about 瘋狂喜愛
to over do it 做得過火 Old people shouldn't over do it when (they are) excerising.
To work with him is fun. = He is fun to work him.
Bruce was in trouble, because he broke the window.
The table hooked my shirt and tore it.
feel at home 自由自在
