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67. Nothing Is Serious. It's Up To Me W: Is there anything borthering you? M: I'm on the black list, and which people are getting fired by the company. W: Don't worry about your job. It's up to me. M: We have spent a lot of money since my mother was
会话急救包 Are you sure? 你确定吗? Really? 真的吗? Are you serious? 你是认真的吗? Is that right? 真的吗? Do you really think so? 你真的这么觉得吗? He is quite yong, isnt he? 他还很年轻,不是吗? Its a
A: Where would you like me to take you? B: I need you to take me to PCC. A: I can do that. B: How long will it take you to get from here to PCC? A: Itll be about 25 minutes. B: You cant get there any faster than that? A: Thats as quick as I can do it
1. serious是个形容词,表示严肃的,认真的; seriously是个副词,表示严肃地,认真地。 eg:They take their responsibilities seriously. 他们认真对待自己的职责。
所谓pun,通常是指利用一个单词的两个含义,或者利用两个特定的单词,达到一语双关的目的。例如在下面这句话里,其中的grave有两个含义,一个是严肃的(形容词),一个是坟墓(名词),
I mean it=I am serious 我是认真的 例句: I mean it, I'm serious. 我说真的,我说认真的。 I don't want to see you again in my life and I mean it. 我这辈子都不想见到你了,而且我说认真的。 A:Are you kidding me? 你在
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Alice 和Monica正在促膝谈心,这可是很罕见的。 Alice问:你认为你最大的缺点是什么? Monica说:我不得不承认我最大的缺点是虚荣。有时候我坐在镜子前面就只是欣赏自己的脸。 Alice说:那不要
Fox didn't like high places. 小狐不喜欢高的地方。 Not one little bit. 一点也不。 Just drop some down, he said. 丢一点下来吧,他说。 Oh, no, said Millie. You have to come up.哦,不,米莉说,你必须爬上来。 Uh, sa
The fourth planet belonged to a businessman. 第四个行星是一个实业家的星球。 This man was so much occupiedthat he did not even raise his head at the little prince's arrival. 这个人忙得不可开交,小王子到来的时候,他甚至
一、no的用法 no后面可跟可数名词(单、复数均可)和不可数名词,表示否定,相当于not+any或者not+a等。 例:Ive no good friends here.=Ive not any good friends here=Ive not a good friend here. 二、none的用法 与
正经的正经说法 严肃点儿!这儿说正经的呐!生活中,不仅有一板一眼的正经人时不时充当人生导师,也难免碰上一两个装腔作势的假正经。一本正经太无趣,假装正经也会招人厌。英文如何
原文:In our neighborhood only they belong to the seriously rich。 原译:在我们邻居中,只有他们才是认真的有钱人。 辨析:neighborhood并不指具体的人(邻居),而是附近(这一带)的意思。不过原译主要问题
I had been trying to get my friend Mike-a rock' n roll fan-interested in classical music. When I offered to purchase tickets to a Mozart festival, he willingly agreed to accompany me and seemed to enjoy the symphony. After the concert, I mentioned ho
1. Do you believe him? 你相信他的话吗? 2. Do you believe it? 你相信吗? 3. I think it's hard to believe. 我觉得这很难相信。 4. It's too good to be true. 哪有这等好事? 5. I don't buy your story. 我才不信你的鬼话呢。
Diarmuid: It's an interesting phrase, pow wow. I wonder where it comes from. It doesn't sound English. Jean: No. It's not originally an English word. Diarmuid: So where does the phrase pow wow come from? Jean: It's a Native American word. Diarmuid: S