英語每日一句: 俚語特刊 6

英語每日一句: 俚語特刊 6

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101. liplock  接吻   Madonna 和 Britney 那個French kiss大家都看見了吧

102. snoozer---something tedious or boring  使人打瞌睡的東西
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+ `$ s& b5 L3 u7 M/ r7 ~103. sour-puss-----A habitually gloomy or sullen person  撲克臉
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104  toss-up---- even chance 原意為拋硬幣，引申為「對半開的機會」
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" A/ R" j! a5 {8 C, BIt is a toss-up whether he will win or lose.

105 pick-up line:
a prepared opening line of conversation intended to get someone interested in having a causal sexual relationship.

不知道中文裡面又沒有對應的詞，我頭一回聽說這個詞是看Will & Grace， Grace抱回一隻小狗結果Will著了魔，吃飯睡覺都捨不得放下狗狗，Grace明白Will同志是太寂寞了，於是勸他go on a date，Will很不自信，她就鼓勵道 You still have a pick-up line.
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106 poofter/pooftah/poufer:  (Derogatory) 1. a male homosexual. 2. an effeminate male. --adjective 3. homosexual.  對男同性戀的貶稱，尤其是對sissy的男同，我看過一個澳大利亞電影Head On，裡面一個被激怒的的父親對女裝打扮的兒子就用了這個詞兒。同意詞還有pansy

107 party animal: 1. a person who parties hard. 2. a person who is always going to parties. 派對動物

108 party pooper: a person who has a discouraging or depressing effect, especially at a party.  冷場人物
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109, on the money
8 a% C% [8 z. s) d8 L    正正好。比如說，兩條線正好重疊，扔出去的東西擊中目標等。

$ ]& u( I2 T+ D- |+ Y' V4 v3 i# l. e110， sabbatical
3 b) i9 ]1 E# B, s) f, k& Y% R    這個不太是俚語。通常指老師或教授的帶薪的長假。  
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111. nerd  
If you call someone a nerd, it means you think he is weird and not cool.
" `3 k2 K3 S9 U+ {4 n, e' N# {1 BA typical nerd is someone who wears glasses and carries a lot of books.
5 Q% t6 \6 M& h1 B3 x2 WAs a matter of fact, when I was growing up, a lot of kids called me a nerd because I didn't fit in.

6 Q* e% m; C3 D+ G3 H112. cheesy   就是很俗氣，質量很次，很愚蠢。人們經常用cheesy 這個詞來形容電視節目，電影或者某個人說的話。
* v0 |1 k" M; YCheesy means tacky or dumb. It's usually used to describe a TV show, movie, or something someone says.

I think the new TV soap opera on Channel 6 is so cheesy. It is fake and the things they say on the shows are so weird. I don't know why these shows are so popular.
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+ |1 J# Y" P8 h$ S: F" d. g113. wimp  軟弱的人，膽小鬼，或者是怕痛的人
A wimp is a weak person, a coward, or someone who can't take pain.

+ u! ^, L- w) R114. guts  勇氣
$ t" g; U, Z0 o1 aYou only had enough guts today because I was here to support you. Usually you are a wimp!
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115. take a hike -----to tell someone to leave, or to tell someone to leave you alone.  
3 g; U: J* |$ ^7 J2 g' uIf I were you, I would have told him to take a hike.
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3 Z3 a9 w' A9 @! j1 J# p8 V0 e116. blow off--取消約會，或者是不做自己不想做的事
2 r' W+ G4 w0 T0 x; EBob and I did make plans to go out last night. But he blew me off. He decided to go out with his girlfriend. It wasn't the first time he blew me off.
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! W2 L3 Q( h6 e. n0 @# bThere are some things in life you just shouldn't blow off.
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$ b7 w! S. \+ H1 ?117.  uptight----tense, irritable, or unable to relax.

Sometimes if I feel a bit uptight, I have a few beers. That helps me relax.

118. busted ------做壞事被抓到

. w1 m& H% Y+ ~2 m: e+ `- l+ HThe police just busted someone for trying to steal my neighbor's car.
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119. creeep ---A creep is someone who looks and acts in a way that makes people suspicious and uncomfortable.

He was always frowning, and wouldn't say hello to people. That's one reason I thought he was a creep.   

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Last night a friend and I went out to a bar and got wasted, so I don't feel very good right now.
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