时间:2019-02-04 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


英语课

Todd: Melissa, so we're talking about big events this week and what are some big events that you really enjoy?


Melissa: I like doing community events. I'm trying to get more involved in community events. There's a flea 1 market this weekend.


Todd: A flea market?


Melissa: Yes.


Todd: Oh, yeah.


Melissa: At the beachside, and there's going to be lots of different eco-friendly stuff going on there, so it's kind of a mix of a reuse, resell your old stuff, get new stuff for cheap.


Todd: OK, so for people who might not be familiar with the term flea market, can you explain?


Melissa: A flea market is basically a place where people can take old clothes, old utensils 2, forks, spoons, knives, things like that from the kitchen, and other housewares and either sell them or give them away at a cheap price, and it's fun because the customers ... a lot of them just like to come and look at all the different stuff and even maybe haggle 3 some prices. So try to get you to give a lower price, or if you're trying to get rid of a lot of stuff you might try to get the customer to take two things for the price of one. Things like that.


Todd: Yeah, right. Like when I was a kid I used to always go to flea marts, or flea markets with my grandparents, and I thought what was great is that you can haggle.


Melissa: Yeah.


Todd: Right? Cause in the U.S. you can't haggle at a store.


Melissa: Yeah, exactly. And I like doing that when I'm travelling ... haggling 4. Trying to get a good deal, so it's fun to do it at a flea market when you're selling your own stuff.


Todd: So, this weekend, are you selling or buying?


Melissa: Well, I actually don't have that much stuff to sell cause I've recently moved so I've gotten rid of a lot of stuff I don't need, but I do plan to bring some old pieces of clothing and things like that that I want to get rid of, and yeah, I'm really into flea markets and old thrift 5 stores and stuff like that, so I just like to see what people have. If there's something cool, I might buy it.


 



n.跳蚤
  • I'll put a flea in his ear if he bothers me once more.如果他再来打扰的话,我就要对他不客气了。
  • Hunter has an interest in prowling around a flea market.亨特对逛跳蚤市场很感兴趣。
器具,用具,器皿( utensil的名词复数 ); 器物
  • Formerly most of our household utensils were made of brass. 以前我们家庭用的器皿多数是用黄铜做的。
  • Some utensils were in a state of decay when they were unearthed. 有些器皿在出土时已经残破。
vi.讨价还价,争论不休
  • In many countries you have to haggle before you buy anything.在许多国家里买东西之前都得讨价还价。
  • If you haggle over the price,they might give you discount.你讲讲价,他们可能会把价钱降低。
v.讨价还价( haggle的现在分词 )
  • I left him in the market haggling over the price of a shirt. 我扔下他自己在市场上就一件衬衫讨价还价。
  • Some were haggling loudly with traders as they hawked their wares. 有些人正在大声同兜售货物的商贩讲价钱。 来自辞典例句
adj.节约,节俭;n.节俭,节约
  • He has the virtues of thrift and hard work.他具备节俭和勤奋的美德。
  • His thrift and industry speak well for his future.他的节俭和勤勉预示着他美好的未来。
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