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beat it [句子]

used to tell someone to leave immediately

Ex: The teacher asked the disruptive student to beat it and not disrupt the class .

to blow off [动词]

故意忽略

Ex:

他无视了参加家庭聚会，去和朋友出去玩。

buff [名词]

爱好者

Ex: As a film buff , he 's seen every Oscar-winning movie since 1950 .

作为一名电影爱好者，他看过自1950年以来的每一部奥斯卡获奖电影。

catch you later [句子]

used to say goodbye to a person when one expects to see them again

Ex:

to chicken out [动词]

临阵退缩

Ex: Do n't chicken out on us ; we need your help !

别退缩; 我们需要你的帮助！

to dialogue [动词]

对话

Ex: Teachers encourage students to dialogue about complex social issues .

教师鼓励学生就复杂的社会问题进行对话。

to [do] the trick [短语]

to succeed in achieving the required result or solving the encountered problem

Ex: After trying many different remedies , the medicine finally did the trick and relieved her symptoms .

to flip [动词]

兴奋

Ex: She flipped when she received the news that her favorite band was coming to town .

当她得知她最喜欢的乐队要来城里时，她兴奋极了。

geeky [形容词]

极客的

Ex:

她是那个午餐时总是谈论机器人的极客女孩，这让她有点不合群。

faced [形容词]

喝高了

Ex: " I was so faced , I do n’t even remember getting home . "

我醉得甚至不记得是怎么回家的。

to [get] with the program [短语]

to follow the current plans, expectations, or rules, often indicating a need to adjust, cooperate, or keep up to date with others or the existing situation

Ex: If you want to succeed in this competitive industry , you need to get with the program and adopt the latest marketing strategies .

getup [名词]

服装

to [give] {sb} the glad eye [短语]

to look at someone in a way that shows romantic or sexual interest by making flirtatious eye contact

Ex:

to [cook] {one's} goose [短语]

to prevent someone from achieving success by destroying their plans

Ex: The company 's reckless financial decisions and mismanagement of funds ultimately cooked their goose , leading to bankruptcy .

to hang [动词]

闲逛

Ex: They hung at the skate park all afternoon .

他们整个下午都在滑板公园闲逛。

to hold on [动词]

等待

Ex: I need to take this call ; can you hold on for a moment ?

我需要接这个电话；你能等一下吗？

how does {sth} grab you? [句子]

used to ask for someone's opinion or reaction to a particular idea, proposal, or suggestion

Ex:

to [knock] {one's} block off [短语]

to severely beat someone, often said as a threat

Ex:

mad [形容词]

疯狂

Ex: He 's mad on cycling and goes for long rides every weekend .

他对骑自行车痴迷，每个周末都会去长途骑行。

to mellow out [动词]

放松

no biggie [感叹词]

没关系

Ex: I messed up my presentation , but no biggie , I 'll do better next time .

我把我的演示搞砸了，但没什么大不了的，下次我会做得更好。

no way, Jose [感叹词]

没门，何塞

Ex:

没门，何塞，我永远不会吃过期的寿司。

to pick up [动词]

接

Ex: She stops to pick up strangers stranded in the rain .

她停下来接那些在雨中滞留的陌生人。

chick [名词]

女孩

Ex: They joked around with the cool chick who just moved in next door .

他们和刚搬来隔壁的那个很酷的小妞开玩笑。

plastered [形容词]

喝醉的

Ex:

这群人在酒吧里喝得烂醉，度过了一个疯狂的夜晚。

on the rocks [短语]

(of drinks, particularly alcoholic beverages) with ice cubes in the glass

Ex: In the summertime , a margarita on the rocks is the perfect way to beat the heat .

to spot [动词]

发现

Ex: The detective managed to spot the suspect in the crowded market .

侦探设法在拥挤的市场中发现了嫌疑人。

to stick around [动词]

逗留

Ex: The concert was so good that we decided to stick around until the very end .

音乐会太棒了，我们决定留下来直到最后。

straight up [形容词]

纯的

teed off [形容词]

生气的

Ex: You look teed off — what happened ?

你看起来很生气—发生了什么？

that tears it [句子]

used to indicate that something is the final frustration before a breaking point

Ex:

to [toss] {one's} cookies [短语]

to empty what is in one's stomach through one's mouth

Ex: Sarah could n't handle the extreme motion of the roller coaster and ended up tossing her cookies all over the ground .

yikes [感叹词]

哎呀！

Ex: Yikes! You look really pale, are you feeling okay?

哎呀！你看起来很苍白，你感觉还好吗？

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