瘋狂口語突破教程[6]

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He is the greatest conqueror who has conquered himself.
    戰(zhàn)勝自己才是的征服。
    瀟灑(natural)告別
    1. A:I really must be going now.
    2. B:But you just got here. Can’t you stay a little longer?
    3. A:That’s very nice of you, but I really can’t.
    4. B:Well, it’s too bad that you have to go.
    5. A:Thanks very much. It was a great /lovely party!
    6. B:It was our pleasure.
    交談就像是在打乒乓球,如果你是一個高手,“球”就不會在你這里落地!如果要別人說出B,你就要脫口而出A.
    下面是一些經典的道別句子,一定要將它們脫口而出。
    第一部分:一般道別
    7. We really enjoyed your company.
    8. Well, then, perhaps we can get together another time.
    9. Please give my best regards to your sister.
    10. I’ll be seeing you!
    11. Take care of yourself./Have a good trip./Enjoy yourself.
    12. Have fun!/Take it easy!
    13. I shall miss all of you. Let’s get together soon.
    14. I hope I can see you again. /Let’s meet more often.
    第二部分:來賓道別
    15. Well, (I’m afraid) I’d better be on my way /leaving.
    16. I’m sorry, but I’ve got to be on my way.
    17. I’m afraid I stayed too long.
    18. I think it’s about time we got going.
    19. I really have to rush.
    20. I enjoyed myself very much.
    21. I’m glad to have met you.
    22. I really enjoyed the meal.
    23. I really had a pleasant /enjoyable /great evening.
    24. I had lots of fun tonight. /That was a wonderful dinner.
    25. I had a wonderful / great time being with you.
    26. I enjoyed every minute of the party.
    27. Thank you very much for a wonderful party.
    28. I hope someday maybe you’ll be able to visit my family in Beijing.
    29. I really enjoyed talking with you.
    第三部分:主人道別
    30. Please don’t be in such a hurry.
    31. Would you like to stay for dinner?
    32. Did you have a good time today?
    33. You’ll have to come and see us soon.
    表示感謝
    34. Thank you for everything. /Thank you very much indeed.
    35. I appreciate it /your help very much.
    36. I don’t know how to thank you enough.
    37. It’s kind of you to say that.
    38. You’ve been a great help /very helpful.
    39. Thanks a million, Mr. Lee, for what you have done for me.
    40. I hope I can repay you for it.
    41. You’ve been very thoughtful.
    42. I appreciate your consideration.
    43. Thank you very much, but I guess I’d better do it myself.
    44. Thank you /Thanks for trying (your best).
    Thank you anyway /all the same /for asking.
    45. I’m most /very /extremely /tremendously grateful to you for taking so much trouble to explain the best way of getting there.
    瀟灑回答:
    46. You’re most welcome. Forget it.
    Don’t mention it. It was nothing.
    It was my pleasure. Think nothing of it.
    That’s all right. Don’t worry about it.
    TONGUE TWISTERS繞口令
    Walter was wailing,worrying and watching the wet weather and the wet wind.
    If you notice this notice you will notice that this notice is not worth noticing.
    PARAGRAPH
    The Chinese people have always loved freedom and peace. The Chinese people have suffered greatly from wars and invasions times, and they feel deeply how precious peace is. As it engages in modernization. China needs a peaceful international environment. We hope that all people will be able to live in a world without war and without violence. China adopts a foreign policy with peace as its goal, and resolutely opposes and acts that endanger world peace. China’s development does not pose a threat to anyone, instead, it will only help to advance world peace, stability and development. It is the Chinese people’s solemn promise to the world never seeks hegemony.
    PROVERB & APHORISM諺語和警句
    1. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
    2. Don't meet trouble half-way.
    3. Let the world wag.
    4. To him that does everything in its proper time, one day is worth three.
    5. He that regards not a penny, will lavish a pound.
    6. Nothing is difficult to the man who will try.
    7. All the advantage isn’t in running fast, but rather in getting an early start.
    8. Ages are all equal, but genius is always above its age.
    發(fā)音練習:咬舌音
     My father and mother like that weather.
     There are thirty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-three feathers on that bird’s throat.
    Think nothing of it . It’s better than nothing.
    英語中的貓
    as weak as a cat (=as weak as water) 身體非常虛弱
    copy cat 盲目的模仿者
    enough to make a cat [horse] laugh 極其可笑; 讓人笑掉大牙
    enough to make a cat speak 令人驚訝; 事情太出奇
    like a cat on hot bricks 局促不安, 如熱鍋上的螞蟻
    live like cat and dog 整天吵架
    Cat in gloves catches no mice. (=Muffled cats catch no mice.)
    帶手套的貓捉不到耗子; 四肢不勤, 一事無成; 怕沾污手指的人做不出什么事。
    It rains cats and dogs. 下傾盆大雨, 大雨滂沱
    let the cat out of the bag 說走了嘴, (無意中)泄露秘密
    The cat did it. 是貓打破的; 不是我搞的。(推托責任的話)
    The cat is out of the bag. 秘密泄露; 真相大白。
    The cat jumps. 形勢清楚了。
    The cat shuts its eyes when stealing cream. 掩耳盜鈴; 貓偷吃奶油的時候, 總是閉著眼睛。
    The scalded cat fears cold water. 被燙過的貓, 連冷水也怕(一朝被蛇咬, 三年怕井繩)
    When the cat's away, the mice will play. [諺]貓兒不在,老鼠成精(大王外出, 小鬼跳粱)。
    英語交談中的“八戒”
    一戒:不問年齡。西方人的年齡是保密的。特別是24歲以后絕不會談論自己的年齡。
    二戒:不問財物。一個人的收入和隨身所戴的財物都與個人的能力、地位、臉面等有關。
    三戒:不問婚姻。這屬于個人隱私。讓一位老大不小的外賓交待自己尚未婚配并不是 件愉快的事情。
    四戒:不問住址。西方人認為給人留下住址,就得請對方到家作客。西方人是不喜歡隨便請人到家里作客的。
    五戒:不頭號經歷。這是對方的“老底”,也是商業(yè)秘密,西方人是不會輕易讓人摸 到自己的底牌的。外賓認為這是不友好的盤問,是干涉別人的私生活。
    六戒:不問信仰。政治見解和宗教信仰都是非常嚴肅的。
    七戒:不問行蹤。
    八戒:不問吃飯。