Lippy 愛頂嘴的

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John: Hello there, this is Real English from BBC Learning English, I'm John.
    You could get into trouble for being lippy!
    Feifei: And I'm Feifei.
    John: The English language is changing all the time, and Real English is your chance to hear the most up-to-date words and phrases that you probably won't find in your dictionary.
    Feifei: 今天我們要學(xué)習(xí)的詞是 lippy,如果你對一個人總是很 lippy 的話,意思就是說你這個人總是頂嘴。Lippy 愛頂嘴的, 出言不遜的。
    John: If you talk back to a teacher, or if you are rude to them, then you might be accused to being lippy. The word derives from the lips where you form your words.
    Feifei: John, have you been lippy to anyone?
    John: I think I used to be quite lippy when I was at school. I was always saying things back to the teacher when I wasn't supposed to.
    Feifei: But you're not too lippy these days?
    John: Well, I can't afford to be lippy with my boss at work, I might lose my job!
    Feifei: 原來 John 是怕被炒魷魚呀!我們來聽聽下面的對話是怎么說的。
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    A: I've already told you not to be rude.
    B: Yeah yeah, you're not so polite yourself!
    A: You're really lippy!
    B: Me? lippy? No, you are!
    Feifei: 上面我們聽到的就是一個非常典型的和上級頂嘴的對話。Lippy 愛頂嘴的。John, being lippy could get you into lots of trouble, couldn't it?
    John: Yes, I guess it could. If you're too lippy you never know what might happen! Well, that's all for today. You've been listening to Real English from BBC Learning English. Look out for more Real English on our website www.bbcchina.com.cn.
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    John: See you next time.
    Feifei: Bye for now.