It really gets up my nose.
對(duì)話來源:考試大網(wǎng)
Teddy: It's been a pretty tight game so far, don't you think?
Martin:Yes, neither side have looked like scoring a goal so far.
Teddy:Except that one time when our striker was almost through but was fouled by the fullback. The referee didn't see it.
Martin:Yes, it really gets up my nose when something like that happens.
Teddy:Well let's hope that the ref will be looking the right way if that fullback tries playing dirty again.
Martin:And then we'll get a penalty.
泰迪:這場(chǎng)球賽到現(xiàn)在還是難分難解，你說是嗎？
馬丁:沒錯(cuò)，雙方至今看來連要射進(jìn)一球的機(jī)會(huì)都沒有。
泰迪:只有我們球隊(duì)的前鋒幾乎突破重圍，對(duì)方的后衛(wèi)犯規(guī)搶救，裁判卻視而不見。
馬丁:是啊，我看到這樣的事就生氣。
泰迪: 假如那后衛(wèi)再使出骯臟手段，希望裁判會(huì)看到吧。
馬丁:那樣，我們就有罰球機(jī)會(huì)了。
馬丁說，看見球賽裁判不處罰犯規(guī)者，十分生氣；It really gets up my nose。這成語是以‘入鼻痕癢，將打噴嚏’的感覺以喻‘不快’、‘不高興’，例如：The way he treats his aged parents gets up my nose（他那樣對(duì)待年長(zhǎng)的父母，令我十分生氣）。說‘使人生氣’，美語還有to tee one off、to get under one's skin這兩個(gè)說法。To get under one's skin 當(dāng)是指微生物走到你皮膚下滋生的不快感覺；to tee off的tee，本是指高爾夫球場(chǎng)開球處，to tee off則是‘開球’，俚語不知為什么借用來說‘生氣’，例如：(1) His insolence just tees me off（我看見他那么傲慢就生氣）。(2) It really got under my skin when I realized that she was trying to deceive me（我發(fā)覺她要騙我，十分生氣）。后談?wù)刵either一字。Neither有‘兩者都不’的意思，作形容詞，其后用單數(shù)形式名詞；作代名詞，其后接‘of + 復(fù)數(shù)形式名詞’，例如：Neither proposal/Neither of the proposals is acceptable（兩個(gè)建議都不可接受）。這一句動(dòng)詞用單數(shù)形式is，因?yàn)閚either其實(shí)是把‘兩者’分開來說?？陬^上，neither of 之后常用復(fù)數(shù)形式動(dòng)詞，例如Neither of the proposals are acceptable，但嚴(yán)格而言這用法并不正確。然則這一課對(duì)話中neither side之后為什么用have?按side這里指球隊(duì)，是集合名詞(collective noun)而集合名詞常配復(fù)數(shù)形式動(dòng)詞，例如：Neither team/side play/plays well（兩隊(duì)表現(xiàn)都不好）。
對(duì)話來源:考試大網(wǎng)
Teddy: It's been a pretty tight game so far, don't you think?
Martin:Yes, neither side have looked like scoring a goal so far.
Teddy:Except that one time when our striker was almost through but was fouled by the fullback. The referee didn't see it.
Martin:Yes, it really gets up my nose when something like that happens.
Teddy:Well let's hope that the ref will be looking the right way if that fullback tries playing dirty again.
Martin:And then we'll get a penalty.
泰迪:這場(chǎng)球賽到現(xiàn)在還是難分難解，你說是嗎？
馬丁:沒錯(cuò)，雙方至今看來連要射進(jìn)一球的機(jī)會(huì)都沒有。
泰迪:只有我們球隊(duì)的前鋒幾乎突破重圍，對(duì)方的后衛(wèi)犯規(guī)搶救，裁判卻視而不見。
馬丁:是啊，我看到這樣的事就生氣。
泰迪: 假如那后衛(wèi)再使出骯臟手段，希望裁判會(huì)看到吧。
馬丁:那樣，我們就有罰球機(jī)會(huì)了。
馬丁說，看見球賽裁判不處罰犯規(guī)者，十分生氣；It really gets up my nose。這成語是以‘入鼻痕癢，將打噴嚏’的感覺以喻‘不快’、‘不高興’，例如：The way he treats his aged parents gets up my nose（他那樣對(duì)待年長(zhǎng)的父母，令我十分生氣）。說‘使人生氣’，美語還有to tee one off、to get under one's skin這兩個(gè)說法。To get under one's skin 當(dāng)是指微生物走到你皮膚下滋生的不快感覺；to tee off的tee，本是指高爾夫球場(chǎng)開球處，to tee off則是‘開球’，俚語不知為什么借用來說‘生氣’，例如：(1) His insolence just tees me off（我看見他那么傲慢就生氣）。(2) It really got under my skin when I realized that she was trying to deceive me（我發(fā)覺她要騙我，十分生氣）。后談?wù)刵either一字。Neither有‘兩者都不’的意思，作形容詞，其后用單數(shù)形式名詞；作代名詞，其后接‘of + 復(fù)數(shù)形式名詞’，例如：Neither proposal/Neither of the proposals is acceptable（兩個(gè)建議都不可接受）。這一句動(dòng)詞用單數(shù)形式is，因?yàn)閚either其實(shí)是把‘兩者’分開來說?？陬^上，neither of 之后常用復(fù)數(shù)形式動(dòng)詞，例如Neither of the proposals are acceptable，但嚴(yán)格而言這用法并不正確。然則這一課對(duì)話中neither side之后為什么用have?按side這里指球隊(duì)，是集合名詞(collective noun)而集合名詞常配復(fù)數(shù)形式動(dòng)詞，例如：Neither team/side play/plays well（兩隊(duì)表現(xiàn)都不好）。