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homey
homey
[形容词]

having a feeling of home; cozy and comfortable

舒适的, 温馨的

舒适的, 温馨的

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hook
hook
[名词]

a catchy, memorable part of a song that is repeated to capture the listener's attention

朗朗上口的副歌, 钩子

朗朗上口的副歌, 钩子

Ex: The hook is what makes the song stick in your head long after it’s over. 

钩子是让歌曲结束后长时间留在你脑海中的东西。

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jam session
jam session
[名词]

an informal gathering of musicians who come together to play music spontaneously

即兴演奏会, 音乐即兴会

即兴演奏会, 音乐即兴会

Ex: At the music school, students often organize jam sessions to practice their improvisation skills and explore different genres. 

在音乐学校,学生们经常组织即兴演奏会来练习他们的即兴演奏技巧并探索不同的流派。

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lame
lame
[形容词]

weak, unconvincing, or not exciting

弱的, 缺乏说服力的

弱的, 缺乏说服力的

Ex: The company's explanation for the service outage seemed lame and unsatisfactory. 

该公司对服务中断的解释似乎软弱无力且不能令人满意。

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the latest
the latest
[名词]

the most recent news, update, or piece of information about a particular event or situation

最新消息, 最近的更新

最新消息, 最近的更新

Ex: Have you heard the latest about the new policy changes at work? 

你听说关于工作中新政策变化的最新消息了吗?

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lick
lick
[名词]

a short, recognizable series of notes or a musical phrase

licks, 音乐短语

licks, 音乐短语

Ex: I love how he incorporates complex licks into his improvisation. 

我喜欢他如何将复杂的licks融入他的即兴演奏中。

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majorly
majorly
[副词]

used to emphasize a strong feeling, reaction, or quality

非常, 极大地

非常, 极大地

Ex: He got majorly burned when the plan backfired. 

当计划适得其反时,他严重受挫。

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mean
mean
[形容词]

excellent

优秀的, 极好的

优秀的, 极好的

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deadly
deadly
[副词]

used to emphasize a quality or degree

致命地

致命地

Ex: That movie was deadly boring; I nearly fell asleep. 

那部电影极其无聊;我差点睡着了。

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dode
dode
[名词]

someone who is foolish or naive

傻瓜, 天真的人

傻瓜, 天真的人

Ex: He was such a dode, thinking he could finish the project without any help. 

他真是个傻瓜,以为自己可以在没有任何帮助的情况下完成这个项目。

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gig
gig
[名词]

a performance of live music, comedy, or other entertainment, usually by one or more performers in front of an audience

演出, 音乐会

演出, 音乐会

Ex: She booked a gig at a popular venue to promote her new album. 

她在一个受欢迎的场地预订了一场演出来宣传她的新专辑。

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to hang
to hang
[动词]

to relax or spend time with others casually

闲逛, 消磨时间

闲逛, 消磨时间

Ex: They hung at the skate park all afternoon. 

他们整个下午都在滑板公园闲逛

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hello
hello
[感叹词]

used to sarcastically point out an obvious truth or reality, often to emphasize the need for realism

喂, 嘿

喂, 嘿

Ex: You’re still not prepared? Hello, the deadline is tomorrow! 

你还没准备好?你好,截止日期是明天!

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hit
hit
[名词]

something, such as a movie, play, song, etc. that is very popular and successful

热门, 成功

热门, 成功

Ex: The artist's exhibition was a hit, attracting thousands of visitors. 

艺术家的展览是一个热门,吸引了成千上万的参观者。

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to hit
to hit
[动词]

to get to or reach a particular place

到达, 抵达

到达, 抵达

Ex: We hit the beach just in time to see the sunrise. 

我们赶到海滩正好赶上看到日出。

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way
way
[副词]

used to emphasize the amount or intensity of something

非常, 远远

非常, 远远

Ex: The meeting ran way longer than expected. 

会议持续的时间远远超出了预期。

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to scam
to scam
[动词]

to scrutinize or examine people, often with the intention of figuring out their motives or trying to detect deceit

细查, 检查

细查, 检查

Ex: She scammed him carefully, trying to figure out if he was lying. 

她小心翼翼地了他,试图弄清楚他是否在撒谎。

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to spew
to spew
[动词]

to expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth

呕吐, 吐

呕吐, 吐

Ex: The turbulent plane ride caused many passengers to spew into their air sickness bags. 

颠簸的飞机旅程导致许多乘客向他们的晕机袋中呕吐

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to [blow] chow
to blow chow
[短语]

to forcibly expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth,

Ex: I think I might blow chow after that rollercoaster ride! 
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stocked
stocked
[形容词]

excited or enthusiastic about something

兴奋的, 热情的

兴奋的, 热情的

Ex: He was stocked when he found out he got the job. 

当他得知自己得到了这份工作时,他很兴奋

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stud
stud
[名词]

a sexually attractive man who has many sexual partners

种马, 帅哥

种马, 帅哥

Ex: In the world of dating apps, he was considered a real stud due to his numerous admirers. 

在约会应用的世界里,由于他众多的崇拜者,他被认为是一个真正的种马

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tweaked
tweaked
[形容词]

used to describe something that is in disarray, disorder, or slightly off-balance

乱七八糟的, 一团糟的

乱七八糟的, 一团糟的

Ex: He was feeling a bit tweaked after the stressful meeting. 

在紧张的会议之后,他感到有点不安

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blasted
blasted
[形容词]

extremely drunk or intoxicated

喝醉的, 烂醉的

喝醉的, 烂醉的

Ex: She was so blasted, she could hardly walk home. 

醉醺醺的,几乎走不回家。

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blitzed
blitzed
[形容词]

very drunk or heavily intoxicated

喝醉的, 烂醉如泥的

喝醉的, 烂醉如泥的

Ex: She got blitzed at the wedding and passed out early. 

她在婚礼上喝得烂醉,很早就昏过去了。

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to blow off
to blow off
[动词]

to intentionally ignore doing something promised or planned

故意忽略, 放鸽子

故意忽略, 放鸽子

Ex: He blew off attending the family gathering to hang out with friends. 

无视了参加家庭聚会,去和朋友出去玩。

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to bolt
to bolt
[动词]

to flee or escape abruptly

逃跑, 窜逃

逃跑, 窜逃

Ex: The prisoner managed to unlock the door and bolted from the jail, taking a guard hostage. 

囚犯设法打开了门,逃离了监狱,并挟持了一名警卫作为人质。

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bombed
bombed
[形容词]

extremely drunk or heavily intoxicated

烂醉, 喝高了

烂醉, 喝高了

Ex: She was bombed after celebrating her promotion all night. 

她在整晚庆祝晋升后烂醉如泥

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to boogie
to boogie
[动词]

to leave quickly or depart, often in a lively or energetic manner

溜走, 赶快离开

溜走, 赶快离开

Ex: Once the music started, they decided to boogie out of there. 

音乐一开始,他们就决定boogie离开那里。

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to book
to book
[动词]

to leave or depart quickly, often to avoid something or when a situation becomes undesirable

溜走, 赶紧离开

溜走, 赶紧离开

Ex: She didn't like the vibe at the party, so she booked as soon as she could. 

她不喜欢派对的气氛,所以一有机会就溜了

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brain dead
brain dead
[形容词]

used to describe someone who is acting or speaking in a way that seems extremely slow-witted, unintelligent, or lacking mental clarity

脑死亡, 愚蠢的

脑死亡, 愚蠢的

Ex: Stop being so brain dead and pay attention to what’s going on! 

别再这么脑残了,注意一下发生了什么!

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brewsky
brewsky
[名词]

a casual or slang term for beer

啤酒, 酒

啤酒, 酒

Ex: He brought a six-pack of brewskies to the party. 

他带了一六罐装啤酒去参加派对。

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buff
buff
[形容词]

(of a person) physically attractive with large muscles

健壮的, 肌肉发达的

健壮的, 肌肉发达的

Ex: The actor's buff chest was on display in the action movie, a testament to his dedication to fitness. 
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