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| A:Hello, 你好 B:Hey,Drew,it's me, 嘿Drew，是我。 A:Marco,I know it's you.What's up? 我就知道是你。最近怎么样？ B:Nothing,I found a word today,But I don't know it's meaning, 没什么，今天我找到了一个词，我不知道它什么意思。 A:What is it? 什么词？ B:I don't know how to read it. 我不知道怎么读 A:Then spell it for me. 那就拼写一下吧 B:P E T P E E V E. :P E T P E E V E. A:Ah,it's pet peeve. 知道了，是pet peeve. B:What does that mean? 那是什么意思？ A:A pet peeve is something that you really hate, 就是指你讨厌的事情。 B:Like what? 比如说呢？ A:ie:Maybe you don't like people bothering you when you're watching a movie.That is a pet peeve.Or maybe you hate people nagging,That's also a pet peeve,You know what I mean? 比如说。也许你看电视的时候不喜欢别人打搅呢，那就叫做pet peeve。或者是你讨厌人们唠叨，那也是pet peeve，你懂吗？ B:I got it. Thanks,buddy,By the way,what are your pet peeves? 懂了，谢了，哥们儿。顺便说一下，你讨厌什么？ A:Many of them,ie:I don't like people rushing into the bus before I get off,You know it's crazy,When the door opens,there suddenly come in a thousand people,and there's absolutely no way for you to get off. 很多东西。象我讨厌在我下车之前人们就往上挤。你知道那很疯狂的，当门刚打开，突然间上千人挤进来。你根本下不去。 B:There's nothing we could do about it. 我们也没办法啊。 A:Another of my pet peeves is I hate it when I'm with my girlfriend,there's a third guy,sitting there,bla,bla,bla,you know 还有就是我讨厌和我女朋友在一起时，别人坐在旁边，唠唠叨叨的。 B:That is awful 是很讨厌 A:Yes.Like last Friday,my girl came by.You know she comes only once a week and Brian was just sitting there,watching TV.I got realy angry.He didn't even know he'd outstayed his welcome. 是的，比如说上周五，我女朋友来我这儿。你知道她一周才来一次，Brian就坐在那儿看电视，我气坏了，他甚至不知道他已经不受欢迎了。 B:Did he leave? 那他走了吗？ A:No,we did. 他没有，我们走了。 B:Chinese people never do that.They surely know when to say goodbye. 中国人从来不那么做。他们知道什么时候该走。 Attention Please…特别提醒 [你可以请外教反复帮你模仿/训练下面句子/词组的正宗美式发音 [1]pet peeve这个词表示人们所不喜欢的事情，比如说有人吐痰，或在公共场合吸烟等，但要记住，这个词不用来指那些你改变不了的事情。象天气或是全球变暖等。 [2]He'd outstayed his welcome.这句话的另一种说法是]He'd overstayed his welcome.当有人在你家十多天，根本不把自己当外人时，他们就已经outstay their welcome了。 Related Words…相关词汇 以下这些词汇并未给出汉语意思，你可以用我们学到的英语问问外教它们的意思 [ie:What does "***" mean? "***"是什么意思？] littering pissing spitting |
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