脱口而出Mp3疯狂准备篇10

25. I wish it were true.（我希望这是真的。）


26. I’d be the last to know. = How would I know I really don’t know. I have no idea. I’m the wrong


person to ask.（我怎么知道？ 我真的不知道。 你问错人了。）


【疯狂实战】


A Kim, do you know where Li Yang is


（金姆，你知道李阳在哪里吗？）


B I’d be the last to know. I just got here myself.


（我不知道。我刚刚才到这里。）


A Do you know how to make jaozi


（你知道怎么做饺子吗？）


B I’d be the last to know. I can’t cook anything. I can’t even boil water!


（我不知道。我不会做饭，连水都不会烧。）


27. I’d rather not.（我不愿意。）


28. I'll say.（就是嘛！）


【疯狂注释】


用于表示极为赞同对方的意思，用在表示强烈地附和对方所说的话。比如对方说“犯罪这种事真是难以叫人宽恕，其中又


以诱拐妇女儿童最为卑鄙无耻，罪大恶极”，这时候如果自己对此看法也深表同感时，即可以说“I’ll say!”


【疯狂实战】


A I just don’t understand why she goes out with him. He’s so much younger than she is.


(我就是不明白，为什么她会和他约会。他年纪比她年轻多了。)


B I’ll say! She must be old enough to be his mother.


（就是嘛！她老得可以做他母亲了。）


29. I’m full.（我吃饱了。）


【Kim’s Note】This sentence is so useful at the end of a big Chinese banquet¹. However, the words “full”


and “fool” are pronounced exactly the same. If you accidentally² put the article “a” in front of full and


say “I’m a full.” It will mean something totally different and make everyone at the table laugh!


30. It slipped³ my mind.（我记不起来了。）


【Kim’s Note】For some reason people find this sentence less offensive⁴ than just saying “I forgot”.


I meant to call you when we got to Beijing. I was just so busy it slipped my mind.


（我本来打算一到北京就给你打电话的。但是我太忙了，所以忘记了。）


31. It really got to me.（我太感动了。）


【疯狂注释】


用于表示深受感动之意。比如看完一场悲伤的电影，心里很感动，这一句话就可以派上用场，传神而简单的表达出你的感受


。


【疯狂实战】


A What are you crying for It’s just a movie.


（你哭什么嘛？这只是场电影啊！）


B I know, but it really got to me when the little boy’s mother died.


（我知道，不过当那小男孩的母亲去世时，我实在太伤心了。）


32. It was all in vain⁵.（一切都枉费心机。）


33. It is beyond my means⁶.（我买不起。）


34. It’s a different way of life.（这是不同的生活方式。）


35. It’s a fact.（这是事实。）


36. It’s a good idea.（是个好主意。）


37. It’s all the same to me.（对我来说都一样。）


38. It’s driving me crazy.（简直要把我逼疯了。）


【Kim’s Note】This is the kind of strong language that is always heard in movies. You can also hear me say


this in our office when the phone rings too many times and disturbs my work!


39. It’s getting worse!（越来越糟了！）


40. It’s inevitable⁷.（这是不可避免的。）


41. It’s my treat!（我请客！）


【Kim’s Note】 This is a great sentence to use if you want to show someone a kindness or celebrate! Also,


if you’re not sure a date will say “yes” when you ask her out, you can add this as a bonus⁸!


【疯狂实战】


A Would you like to have lunch together sometime⁹, my treat!


（什么时候愿意一起吃午饭吗？我请客。）


B Sure, I’d love to.


（当然，我很愿意。）


42. It’s not going to happen again.（这种事不会再发生了。）


【Kim’s Note】Every liar¹⁰ and cheater in the world uses this sentence when they get caught! Unfortunately it


is never true.


43. It’s painful to admit it.（承认这一点是痛苦的。）


44. It’s natural.（这很自然。）


45. It’s up for sale.（这是供出售的。）


46. Keep quiet!（安静！）


47. Keep out.（切勿入内！）


48. Let me explain.（让我来解释。）


49. Let’s keep in touch.（让我们保持联系。）

1 banquet   

n.宴会，盛会，酒席

参考例句：

• We had a banquet,which ended up with soup.我们举行了一个宴会，最后一道菜是汤。
• He is in the person of his father for the banquet.他以他父亲的名义赴宴。

2 accidentally   

adv.偶然地；意外地

参考例句：

• Mary accidentally let out that her mother had telephoned.玛丽无意中说出她的母亲来过电话。
• As I turned around,I accidentally hit him in the face.我转身时不经意撞了他的脸。

3 slipped   

adj.打滑，打滑的v.滑( slip的过去式和过去分词 )；滑脱；下降；（健康状况等）变差

参考例句：

• She had slipped and badly bruised her face. 她滑了一跤，摔得鼻青脸肿。
• The climber slipped and dropped to his death. 攀登者一失足掉下去摔死了。

4 offensive   

adj.令人不快的，侮辱的，攻击用的；n.进攻

参考例句：

• His mode of doing business is offensive to me.他干事情的方式叫我很不喜欢。
• If all else fails,I will take the offensive.如果其他方法不行，我将采取攻势。

5 vain   

adj.徒劳的，徒然的，无效的，空虚的，自负的

参考例句：

• It was in vain that we tried to find his mother.我们百般设法找他的母亲，但毫无结果。
• He's very vain of his abilities.他对于自己的能力很自负。

6 means   

n.方法，手段，折中点，物质财富

参考例句：

• That man used artful means to find out secrets.那人使用狡猾的手段获取机密。
• We must get it done by some means or other.我们总得想办法把它干完。

7 inevitable   

adj.不可避免的，必然发生的

参考例句：

• Mary was wearing her inevitable large hat.玛丽戴着她总是戴的那顶大帽子。
• The defeat had inevitable consequences for British policy.战败对英国政策不可避免地产生了影响。

8 bonus   

n.奖金，红利

参考例句：

• The workers expected to share out a year-end bonus.工人们期望年终分红。
• The staff got a a special bonus payment.员工得到一笔特别发放的奖金。

9 sometime   

adv.将来某一时候；改天

参考例句：

• He came sometime last month.上个月某个时候他曾经来过。
• It will happen sometime and somewhere.有朝一日这总会在什么地方发生的。

10 liar   

n.说谎的人

参考例句：

• I know you for a thief and a liar!我算认识你了，一个又偷又骗的家伙！
• She was wrongly labelled a liar.她被错误地扣上说谎者的帽子。