英語口語大全交際口語篇:077.猶豫 Hesitation

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詳解慣用單句
    猶 豫 第1節(jié) 態(tài)度表達(dá) 第1章 態(tài)度意愿
    我很猶豫是否要嫁給他。I would hesitate to marry him.
    ○ I’m hesitent about marrying her. 我在猶豫是不是要娶她。
    ★ hesitate [5heziteit] v. 猶豫
    ★ marry [5mAri] v. 嫁,娶
    ★ hesitant [5hezitEnt] a. 猶豫的
    我猶豫了。I hesitated.
    ○ I can’t hesitate like this any longer. 我不能再這么猶豫下去了。
    我該怎么做呢?What should I do?
    ○ Should I do that? 我是否應(yīng)該那么做呢?
    我真的不知道該選哪一個了。I really don’t know which one to choose.
    = I really don’t know how to make the choice.
    ★ choose [tFu:z] v. 選擇,選定(其名詞形式為choice)
    我在想我是不是應(yīng)該明天和他們一起去。
    I was wondering whether I should go with them tomorrow.
    ○ Should I go with them or not? 我是否應(yīng)該和他們一起去。
    我沒法做決定。I can’t decide.
    ○ Don’t push me to decide. 別逼我做決定。
    請告訴我該怎么做吧。Please tell me what to do.
    ○ God,please give me a sign. 上帝啊,求你給我個指示吧。
    我還沒有拿定主意呢。I haven’t made up my mind.
    ● make up one’s mind“下決心,拿定主意”
    我還沒做決定呢。I haven’t made my decision yet.
    ★ decision [di5siVEn] n. 決定,決心
    我怎么就不能堅定一點呢?Why can’t I be a little determined?
    ★ determined [di5tE:mind] a. 堅決的,堅定的
    我知道,猶豫者終難成事。I know that he who hesitates is lost.
    ○ Hesitation does me no good, but... 猶豫不決對我一點兒好處也沒有,但是…
    FUN 輕松:看圖
    That's… ok…
    可…可以…
    May I borrow this?
    我可以借這個嗎?
    摘自《萬用英語口語句典》
    詳解實用對話
    Hesitation
    Watt:Hi, Maggie. Have you made up your mind?
    Maggie:What?
    Watt:I mean, have you decided to study abroad or to find a job after graduation?
    Maggie:I haven’t made my decision yet. It’s kind of a hard decision.
    Watt:Why’s that? Just a couple of days ago, you were telling me how much you wanted to go overseasŒ to study.
    Maggie:Yes, but a vacancy just opened up in the English Department.
    Watt:So?
    Maggie:They offered it to me. So now I don’t know what to do.
    Watt:What a great opportunity! I see what you mean though, tough choice.
    Maggie:I’ve been preparing and studying to go abroad. I’ve spent a lot of time and energy, and I hate to see it all go to waste.
    Watt:Don’t think about it too much. The job sounds like an excellent opportunity. You should grab it while you have the chance.