网上外教,Control freak 控制狂人
2023年个性_英文艺术昵称
2023年英文艺术昵称2023年英文艺术昵称【热门篇】1) Sweethess 甜腻2) embrace(拥抱)3) Momentary 短暂4) authority 归属5) pamper(娇纵)6) Arrogant 傲慢7) Spexial丶发飙8) Garbage(废物)9) Passerby﹌薄情10) bigotry[偏执]11) Vulgar_(庸俗)12) Betrayal(背叛)13) 控制欲 Callous14) Rampant(猖狂)15) Winda 放肆青春2023年英文艺术昵称【精选篇】1) Casset(宠爱)2) Tattoo (纹身)3) Endlss_传说4) Conquer 征服5) xtreme゜虐爱6) SunLife 缘噬7) Break up 分手8) Estrus(动情)9) Instinct.初衷10) sincere(真心)11) Sweety丶小任性12) Rampant(猖狂)13) Pattern(套路)14) 失魂人__ Pugss15) Jealousy 妒忌2023年英文艺术昵称【经典篇】1) Confuse __ 迷惑2) Delusion (妄想)3) 冷淡 desolate4) Concerned. 牵挂5) 守望信仰║ Soul6) Reluctantly 勉强7) 太委屈 grievance8) Borders moved境迁9) 伤痕 Recollection10) Warm in love暖于情11) 高姿态Forever Love12) 未眠觉醒 awakening13) Cold mood (冷情绪)14) Soul love__ 灵魂之爱15) Proud queen 骄傲女王16) Only care (只是在乎)17) 执念Clinging to read18) Bad young (不良少女)19) Special identity特殊身份20) Memory╰。
你有“幻想症 Walter Mitty”吗？
Walter Mitty【英文解释】person who lives in their own dream-world【中文解释】平凡，经常沉溺于幻想中的人;有幻想症的人【短语来源】'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' is a story by the American humorist James Thurber(1894-1961) which first appeared in the New Yorker in 1932. It tells of a docile husband who has vivid escapist fantasies in which he imagines himself in various guises, roles and exploits far removed from his humdrum existence.A successful film based on the story helped to propel the name of the central character into more general use.humorist n. 幽默(作)家, 谈吐诙谐的人docile adj. 温顺的escapist n. 逍遥者guise n. 装束，外观exploit n. 功绩, 英勇行为humdrum adj. 单调的, 乏味的propel v. 推进, 驱使《华尔脱·密蒂的隐秘生活》是由美国幽默作家詹姆斯·瑟伯(James Thurber，1894～1961)写的一部小说，最先于1932年发表在《纽约人》上。
它讲述的是一个温顺的丈夫，即Mitty的幻想生活。
他想象自己以不同的身份和角色展开了一系列英勇行为，这些与单调乏味的现实生活完全不同。
而根据这部小说拍摄的电影则使得这个名字更加为人所知。
我爱秀英语艾宾浩斯版
Think nothing of it.甭放在心上。
Where do you work?你在哪儿上班儿？
What do you do?你做什么工作的？
What is your sister/father?你姐姐/爸爸是做什么的？
I walk to work.我走路上班。
You can call me Tom.你管我叫Tom就行了。
How are you doing?≈吃了吗？
（比How are you更亲切。）
How do you spell your last name?你的姓氏怎么写？
How about you?你呢？
Could not be better.好得冒泡儿。
What are you looking for?你找什么呢？
You are really lucky.你真幸运嘛。
Do you have any sisters or brothers?你有没有兄弟姐妹？
He looks like a good cook.他看起来像个好厨师。
I can't wait.我等不及了。
You can't do that to me.你不能这样对我。
What do you do inቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱyour free time?你平时都干什么？
What do you do for relaxation?你平时做什么消遣?
What sports do you like?你喜欢什么体育项目？
How often do you practice?多久练习一次？
I sleep late on weekends.我周末睡得都很晚。
he is not that into you英文台词加讲解 超棒!
-GiGi: A girl will never forget the first boy she likes, even if things don't quite work out.even if : 即使work out: 产生结果女孩子永远不会忘记自己喜欢上的第一个男孩，即使事情不尽人意。
-Girl: Why did you do that?为什么推我?-Boy: Because you smell like dog poo. You're so stupid, just like dog poo. You're made out of poo!poo: （儿童用语）屎stupid: 愚蠢make out of: 由…制成因为你闻起来像狗便便。
你蠢得像狗便便。
你是狗便便做的! -GiGi: But usually someone is there to offer words of wisdom.words of wisdom: 智慧箴言但总有人为你排疑解惑。
-Girl: Made...of…dog…poo.狗...便便...做...的。
-Girl’s Mother: Honey, do you know why that little boy did those things and said those things?宝贝，知道为什么那男孩要那样做那样说吗?It's because he likes you.因为他喜欢你。
-GiGi: And there it is. That's the beginning of our problem.就是这个。
这就是我们问题的开始。
-Girl’s Mother: That little boy is doing those terrible things because he's got a crush on you.get a crush on: 坠入情网那个小男孩欺负你是因为他喜欢你。
lol英雄英文台词
魔蛇之拥卡西奥佩娅：You found me beautful once...你也曾见过我的美……As you wish.如你所愿Say please...要说“请”……Don't make me beg...别让我求你嘛……Of course...当然……Don't be coy...别害羞……Tell me everything.告诉我一切，I'm listening.我在听。
You're no fun...你真无趣。
Aren't I a snake in the grass?我是不是草丛里的一条蛇呀？Surrender to me!拜倒于我吧！Feel my embrace!感受我的拥抱吧！Succumb!屈服吧！I strike!我打！No mercy!杀无赦！I'll take care of everything...我会好好地解决一切的……How cold blooded.多冷血吖Eventually, they all come crawling back到头来，他们还是全部爬回去了嘛。
You think I'm a freak? Let me get on your level你们觉得我是怪胎？看我不把你们打回原形！Let me help shuffle off your mortal coil世界上最大的痛苦，莫过于知道自己很美，却不敢照镜子。
They say the key to beauty lies in grace and poise, what do you think?如意如意，随我心意，快快显灵！……恩？我刚才好像念了一些奇怪的咒语Don't you find me beautiful?你是否觉得我很漂亮？宝石骑士塔里克Functional and stylish既时髦又实用。
I think I'll let you suffer for a while!我想我会让你难受一阵子的！You shall be crushed你将被碾碎！I will wheep for you我会悼念你的。
2023年个性_英文的网名带翻译
2023年英文的网名带翻译2023年英文的网名带翻译【热门版】1) A few degrees 几度2) Faith wither 信念枯萎3) Onlooker 旁观者4) Cripple 废人5) Tim. 徒添内疚6) Wait for 静候7) Trapped beat 困兽8) The monument 残碑9) Old to swim 旧游10) Very Stupid 很蠢11) Invalid oath 无效誓12) Whopper 弥天大谎13) Stand 袖手旁观14) A pot of wine 一壶清酒15) Distant she 遥远的她16) chokehold 窒息的爱17) Time wasted 年华虚度18) Before I die 我死之前19) Too sober 太过清醒2023年英文的网名带翻译【精选版】1) 恋战WhiteInte2) End of the play.3) 多愁善感mature4) Frances|[法兰西斯]自由之人5) 轨迹Trajectory゜6) 太委屈 grievance7) |放生∮Melody8) 假友谊Hum0ro9) 执着 Paranoid10) 暗里着迷Dreamland11) 伏特加▌Finlandia12) 旧情歌-TRISTE13) Beedoゝ小黄人ヾ14) Swig 痛饮15) Bones 骸骨16) black“葬心17) Spot 污点18) Summer 初夏19) 冷瞳Remnant20) Dorom:-若情2023年英文的网名带翻译【经典版】1) A dream 一场梦2) AIlianˊ单人行3) escape 逃脱4) Gilmmer(微光)5) wound 伤6) corner 街角7) Im ill 我病了8) In vain 徒劳9) The waves 浪游10) 猫性 Tenderne11) Gentleman 绅士12) Only one"默爱╯13) underneath 云影14) holding wind 挽风15) Dont cry 不要哭16) Lost love失爱17) Exile 流放者18) Firecracker 花火19) Torture 煎熬20) Gentle confrontation 温柔对峙。
怪物史莱克 英文注释
Shrek(Cartoon) ( 2001)© 2003 by Raymond WeschlerMajor Characters(Actors are listed for their voices) Shrek…………………………………………………………Mike MyersA big scary looking ogre who wants to be left alone to live his life in an isolatedswamp. An ogre is a horrible looking green monster in fairy tales that is said to eat human beings and everyone else, but Shrek is actually quite loveable when you get to know him. Donkey…………………………………………………..….Eddie MurphyA funny and friendly talking Donkey who meets Shrek while trying to run awayfrom some soldiers who want to capture him. He has no name other than “Donkey”(he‟s not even called “The Donkey”).Princess Fiona……………………..……………………….Cameron DiazA princess who lives in a castle trapped by a fire-breathing dragon (a giantlizard-like monster in fairy tales). She waits for a handsome prince or knight to save her so she can marry him and live “happily ever after.”Lord Farquaad…………………………………………….John LithgowA very short and mean-spirited prince who is the leader of the land of DuLoc, whoneeds to marry in order to become the King. He decides that he will marry Princess Fiona, but first he must find a way to rescue her from the dragon in order to bring her back to his castle.Plot SummaryAlthough this film is both a cartoon and a fairy tale, it was clearly made as much for adults as for children. Fairy tales are usually stories for kids that involve fantastic forces and beings such as fairies (tiny little people), wizards (strange men with magical powers) and goblins (evil spirits). Like this movie, they also often involve a beautiful princess. This particular fairy tale is about the adventures of Shrek, an irritable ogre who is actually lonely and even kind-hearted, once you accept the fact that he is indeed an ogre, which is an ugly and scary-looking green monster (Note ogre is pronounced …o-ger‟).isolated life is turned into chaos when hundreds of fairy tale beings invade his swamp. Donkey explains to Shrek that Lord Farquaad, of the distant land of DuLoc, probably forced the creatures on to his land, and thus Shrek and Donkey head off for Farquaad‟s castle to try and get back his life of peace and quiet.After arriving at Farquaad‟s castle, Shrek agrees to try and rescue the beautiful Princess Fiona from the castle where she is living, trapped by a fire-eating dragon (a giant snake-like monster with wings). Farquaad wants to marry Fiona so he can legally become King of DuLoc, and thus he tells Shrek that if he brings him the Princess, he will force the fairy tale characters out of his swamp. Soon after, Shrek and Donkey head off to rescue Fiona. They are able to free Fiona from the dragon, and all three are soon on their way back to Farquaad‟s castle. Fiona seems particularly eager to get back and marry Farquaad, who she thinks must be her “true love.” But the princess seems to have a dark secret, and Shrek and Donkey are not so sure that Farquaad is really the man for her. Once back at the castle, the wedding is about to take place, but then Fiona‟s secret is revealed, and Shrek, the ugly green monster, learns that he really doesn‟t want to live alone for the rest of his life, if he himself could find his own true love….A note on the language used in this film: Much of the language used here is very colloquial and often incorrect, especially those words spoken by Donkey. Be aware of double negatives, and most common in this film, the use of “ain‟t.” Avoid that word when speaking; In stead, you should correctly conjugate the verb “to be.” Finally, there are several song lyrics described, marked by an …[S]‟.Some Words and Expressions that You May not KnowOnce upon a time there was a lovely princess.The words most commonly used to start a fairy tale or children‟s story.But she had an enchantment upon her of a fearful sort.Very poetic language to say “She was socharming (or enchanting) that she was scary.”A fire-breathing dragon.A mythical creature that looks like a huge snake with wings.Many brave knights had attempted to freeknown for serving the king or rich landowners.Like that‟s ever gonna happen! What a load of…Note that the first sentence is a sarcastic or cynical way of saying “that will neverhappen.” If something is a “load of crap,” it is a lot of nonsense.I a in‟t the sharpest tool in the shed. [Song]A “shed” is a small detached room for storing tools or other types of equipment.This sentence is a funny way of saying “I am not the smartest person here” (“Sharp”means both very pointed and intelligent).All that glitters is gold [S]“To glitter” is to sparkle or shine in the dark.Hold on! Do you know what that thing can do to you?A common way of telling a person to stop and thinkcarefully before they do what they‟re about to do.Yeah, it‟ll grind your bones for its bread.“To grind” something is to reduce it to powderor tiny pieces by rubbing together, or using friction.Ogres; They‟ll make a suit out of your freshly peeled skin.A “suit” is expensive or formal clothing that includes pants and a co at.Skin that is “peeled” has had the outer layer stripped or pulled off.They‟ll squeeze the jelly from your eyes.“To squeeze” something is to compact it into a smaller size by puttingpressure on it from opposite sides. “Jelly” is a type of soft de ssert made with sugar and juice.Wanted: Fairy Tale creatures.A “creature” is any animal, especially one that‟s scary or disturbing.That‟s 20 pieces of silver for the witches.A “witch” is another mythical figure who is usually anold and scary-looking woman with super natural powers.I‟ll never be stubborn again.If a person is “stubborn,” they are rigid and refuse to change their mind.I‟m not a puppet. I‟m a real boy.A small wooden toy shaped like a human or other animal. Note that the characterwho says this is Pinocchio, whose nose grows whenever he lies.Five shillings for the possessed toy.A “shilling” is a coin in English money (perhaps worth 10 cents). Ifa person is “possessed,” their bodies contain a devil or other evil spirit (No te peopleor perhaps animals can be possessed, but rarely toys!).He‟s really quite a chatterbox. Talk, you boneheaded dolt!A “chatterbox” is a slangy word for a person who talks a lot (“To chatter” is to talk alot or aimlessly). If a person is “boneheaded,” they are stupid, and a “dolt” is astrong insult word for a simple and stupid person.I‟m the talkingest damn thing you ever saw!“Damn” is a somewhat crude but common fillerword used to express anger or other emotion.Get her out of my sight! :: No, I swear!In this context, “I swear” is a common way tosay “I promise you that I am telling the truth.”You might have seen a housefly…but you ain‟t never seen a donkey fly!A clever play on words; Note that a “housefly” isa fly (and a noun, of course), but “to fly” is a verb.Seize him! He‟s getting away!“To seize” a person is to forcefully hold or stop them.“To get away” is to escape, in this case by running quickly.By the order of Lord Farquaad, I am authorized to place you underarrest and transport you to a designated ….resettlement facility.If a person is “authorized” to do something, they are given legal permission to do it.“To place a person under arrest” is to legally seize them and usually put them in jail.A “designated” place is one that is specifically chosen, and a “resettlement facility”is a place or building to which people are often told they have to move.Then you showed up and bam! They was trippingover themselves like babes in the woods.“To show up” is a common phrasal verb meaning to arrive. “Bam” is a slangy word to describe a violent or loud noise, like two cars crashing into each other. “To trip” is to fall while walking. A “babe in the woods” is an innocent person who isn‟tprepared for the dangers they face.I got a great idea! It‟ll stick with you.“To stick with” a person is to follow them everywhere.You‟re a mean, green, fighting machine. Togetherwe‟ll scare the spit out of anybody who crosses us!Here, “to cross” a person is turn against or betray them.You definitely need some tic-tacs or something because your breath stinks!A well-known candy that make s people‟s bad breath smell fresh.I ate some rotten berries. Man, I had somestrong gasses eking out of my butt that day.If fruit is “rotten,” it is old, smelly and decaying. “Man” is a common filler word to express emotion, often placed at the beginni ng of sentences. In this case, “gas” refers to the bad smelling farts that people produce when they eat too much. “To eke out”is to leave quietly or sneak out.I‟m an ogre. You know---“grab your torch and pitchforks.”“To grab” is to forcefully take or seize. A “torch” is a large burning stick that is used for light, and a “pitchfork” is a long-handled fork that is often used by farmers to dig up the soil or stacks of hay.You‟ve got that kind of I-don‟t-care-what-nobody-thinks-of-me thing.Note that lots of words can be placed together to form one giant adjective(“I-don‟t‟-care…”). This is a slangy way of saying “It‟s clear that you don‟t care what people think of you.”And it is lovely! Just beautiful.Widely used in British English for pretty or attractive.You‟re quite a decorator. It‟s amazing whatyou‟ve done with such a modest budget.A “decorator” designs how rooms inside houses look. “Amazing” is an importantalternative to incredible or fantastic. If a person (or dragon) ison “a modest budget,” they don‟t have a lot of money to spend.I like that boulder.A very large rock.I hate it when you get somebody in your face.If a person is “in your face,” they are physically tooclose and are probably bothering or annoying you.You‟re tryin g to give them a hint and theywon‟t leave. There‟s that awkward silence.A “hint” is a subtle or indirect clue or suggestion. If a period ofsilence is “awkward,” it is socially uncomfortable or embarrassing.You don‟t know what it‟s like to be conside red a freak.bizarre or physically very strange, who could be in the circus.We can stay up late, swapping manly stories,and in the morning, I‟m making waffles!“To swap” stories is to exchange them, or tell them to each other. “Manly” is a silly adjective meaning masculine or macho, and “waffles” are a type of breakfast food that is similar to pancakes.I guess that‟s cool.In this case, “cool” means not bad, thoughit more often means good or excellent.Well gents, it‟s a far cry from the farm, but what choice do we have?“Gents” is a way of saying gentlemen. If something is “a far cry from” a farm, it‟svery different than a farm, though it could be compared to it.Blah! Awful stuff!“Blah” is a child‟s way of expressing disgust or disapproval. “Awful” meansextremely bad, and “stuff” is a very general word for things.Dead broad off the table!A “broad” is a silly, slangy and somewhat dated word for a woman.I live in a swamp. I put up signs! I‟m a terrifying ogre!A “swamp” is a wetland that is usually covered with water andwoody vegetation. If something is “terrifying,” it is extremely scary.All of you move it! Come on, let‟s go!The most common and versatile phrasal verbin the English language, here meaning “hurry up!”Lord Farquaad! He huffed and he puffed and he signed an eviction notice.“To huff” is to breath heavily, and to “puff” is to breath in, as in when you breath in on a cigarette (These are words from a famous fairy tale about three little pigs). An “eviction notice” is a legal document from a landlord demanding that a tenant move out from a building (“To evict” a person is to legally throw them out).Attention, all fairy tale things.A silly way of referring to the various characters from fairy tales or children‟s storiesmentioned here, including Snow White and Cinderella.Your welcome is officially worn out.If you “wear out” a welcome, the people who invitedyou are no longer happy that you‟re still there.I‟m gonna get you off my land and back where you came from!Note that “going to”----> “gonna” in rapid speech. This is Shrek‟s way of telling all the fairy tell characters that he‟s going to force them to leave.Shrek and donkey, the stalwart friends, off in a whirlwind big-city adventure.“Stalwart friends” are those who are strong and stick together n o matter how badthe troubles they have. A “whirlwind” adventure involves seeing lots of things inlittle time, with a sense of great rush or urgency.I‟m not the monster here, you are. You and the restof that fairy tale trash, poisoning my perfect world.“To poison” something is to give it a dangerous or deadlysubstance, such as a horrible chemical, that can kill or destroy it.Eat me! :: I‟ve tried to be fair to you creatures,but now my patience has reaches its end.“Eat me” is a sillier and less vulgar insult than “fuck you!” A “creature”is any kind of animal, from a human to an insect to a dragon.Do you know the muffin man?A “muffin” is a type of round sweet bread that is made with eggs.My Lord! We found it!An alternative way of sayin g “My God,” used to express strong emotion.Mirror, mirror on the wall, is this not the most perfectkingdom of them all? :: Well, technically, you‟re not a king.“Mirror, mirror on the wall” are famous opening words for many fairy talecharacters when they are talking to their mirror in order to find out the truth of asituation. A “kingdom” is a land or country where a king rules over his people.“Technically” is a way of saying legally, or in fact.Just sit back and relax my Lord, because it‟stime f or you to meet today‟s eligible bachelorettes.In this case, “Lord” is a way of addressing a king or other high leader.If a person is “eligible,” they‟re available to meet and go out with others.A “bachelorette” is a young and attractive woman who is no t married.Bachelorette #1 is a mentally abused shut-in from a kingdom far, far away.If a person is “mentally abused,” they have been emotionally mistreated, often bytheir parents. A “shut-in” is a person who never leaves their room or house, though this is a rarely used expression.She likes sushi and hot tubing anytime.A “hot tub” is a large bath filled with very hot water for relaxing, thoughhere it‟s used as a verb. This is describing the character Cinderella.Bachelorette #2 is a cape-wearing girl from the land of fancy.A “cape” is clothing that fits closely at the neck and hangs looselyover the shoulders. The “land of fancy” is a fairy tale way of referringto places where everyone is happy and well taken care of (“Fancy” means expensive or posh when referring to restaurants or houses).Although she lives with seven other men, she‟s not easy.A very clever way of referring to the fairy tale character Snow White, who is famousfor living with the seven dwarfs (little people). Note thatin certain contexts, if a girl is “easy,” she has sex with lots of men.Just kiss her dead frozen lips and find out what alive wire she is. Come on, give it up for Snow White.A “live wire” is a slangy way of referring to a person who has a lot of unpredic tableenergy. In this context, “to give it up for” a person is to clap or applaud for themwhen they take the stage or begin to speak.And last but certainly not least…A way of introducing the last person in a group,but one who you still consider very important or good.Bacherlorette #3 is a fiery red head from a dragon-guarded castle surrounded by hot boiling lava!A girl who is …fiery‟ has a lot of passion or energy, and perhaps specifically sexualenergy. “Lava” is the hot deadly liquid that is t hrown out of active volcanoes. Don‟t let that cool you off.In this case, “to cool off” means to calm down or lose interest.She‟s a loaded pistol who likes pina coladas and getting caught in the rain.A “loaded pistol” is a slangy way of referring to a person who is passionate butperhaps emotionally unstable. A “pina colada” is a tropical drink made withcoconut, pineapple and liquor.Yours for the rescuing, Princess Fiona.“To rescue” a person is to save them from a great danger.I will make this princess my queen and DuLoc will finally have the perfect king.The fairy tale land where Lord Farquaad lives.Captain, assemble your finest men. We‟re going to have a tournament.A “captain” is a high rank or level in the military. “To assemble” people m eans tobring them together. A “tournament” is a type of contest, usually involving somesport or other skill.Do you think maybe he compensating for something?“To compensate for” something is to try and do very well at something else because you‟re not so good or lucky in that first thing (Shrek is saying that Lord Farquaad is probably embarrassed by having such a small penis, and that is why he built such a big castle!).Here we have some rules, let us lay them down [S]“To lay down the rules” is to an nounce exactly what the rules are, inthe expectation that they will be followed (A “rule” is another wordfor a law or regulation).Don‟t make waves, stay in line, and we‟ll get along fine. [S]“To make waves” is to do things that cause trouble or exci tement.“To stay in line” is to follow the law or rules and to avoid trouble.Brave knights, you are the best and brightest in all the land.Another word for smartest.All right, you‟re going the right way for a smacked bottom.“To smack” something is to hit or slap it. A person‟s bottom istheir ass, behind or butt (Or for that matter, their derriere or tush!).That champion shall have the honor…privilege to go forth andrescue the lovely princess Fiona from the fiery keep of the dragon.A “privilege” is a right or honor that is given by someone else. Here, “fiery” meansliterally made of or surrounded by fire, and in this context, “keep” is a dated way of saying guardianship or physical custody.The first runner-up will take his place, and so on and so forth.In a contest, a “runner-up” is the person who finishes right after the winner orperson in front of them. “And so on and so forth” is a way of ending a sentencewhen describing the continuation of a pattern.Some of you may die, but it‟s a sacrifice that I‟m willing to make.A classic line that captures the courage of politician‟s throughout history!Look, it‟s hideous.The one who kills the ogre will be champion! Have at him!“To have at” a person is to attack them with great force.Can‟t we just settle this over a pint?“To settle” an argument is to talk about it until you reach an agreement.“A pint” is a quantity of food or liquid, and here, refers to a pint of be er.Hey Shrek, tag me!“To tag” a person is to briefly touch them, often in a game like baseball.I‟m here to Thursday. Try the veal.The meat of very young cows.You‟ve won the honor of embarking on a great and noble quest.“To embark” on a journey is to start out on it. If a goal is “noble,” it is honorable or morally justified. A “quest” is a great journey involving lots of adventure.Where you dumped those fairy tale creatures.“To dump” something is to get rid of it or throw it away, like tras h.Indeed. OK, ogre, I‟ll make you a deal.“Indeed” is a common British way of saying in fact, or perhapscertainly. A “deal” is an important word for an agreement.Exactly the way it was? :: Down to the last slime-covered toad stool.“Slime” is the unp leasant sticky and dirty film or substance that is found in bathtubs that are dirty, or in wet swamp lands. A “toadstool” is a type of poisonousmushroom found in swamps or other wet places.And the squatters? :: As good as gone.“Squatters” are people wh o illegally live in abandoned or poor apartments orhouses without paying rent. If you say that a personis “good as gone,” you‟re saying that they will soon be gone, for sure.Let me get this straight. Were just gonna go fight a dragonand rescue a princess so Farquaad will give you back a swamp?…“To get this straight” is to very carefully discuss somethingso that you are sure you understand what exactly is happening.…which you only don‟t have because he filled it full of freaks in the first place.Why don‟t you just pull some of that ogre stuff on him?Donkey‟s slangy way of asking “Why don‟t you actlike a scary ogre so that you‟ll scare him away?”Throttle him, lay siege to his fortress.“To throttle” a person is to violently choke them around the neck. “Tolay siege to” a place is to surround it with soldiers and con tinue to attack it, oftenover a long period of time. A “fortress” is a castle or other well defended placewhich is hard to attack.The whole ogre trip.In this case, “trip” is a slangy way of saying attitude or viewpoint.Maybe I could have decapitated an entire village and put their headson a pike, gotten a knife, cut open their spleen and drank their fluids.“To decapitate” someone is a violent verb meaning to cut their head off.A “pike” is a sharp point or spike. A person‟s “spleen” is an organ i n their stomach,and a word that is sometimes used just because it sounds funny!You leave them out in the sun, they getall brown, start sprouting little white hairs.“To sprout” hair is to let it grow quickly(When plants sprout, they grow upward).Onions have layers.A “layer” is one thickness or fold lying over or under another (Onions do havelayers, as do some cakes, types of skin, and lots of other things).You know what else everyone likes? Parfaits.A dessert made of fruit, ice cream and whipped cream.You dense, irritating miniature beast of burden!Shrek‟s way of totally insulting Donkey. If a person is “dense,” they are stupid and often don‟t understand what is being told to them. If a person is “irritating,” they are annoying, bothersom e, or more colloquially, a pain in the ass. “Miniature” meansvery small, and a “beast of burden” is any farm animal that is used to do heavy work, such as pulling a cart.Do you have a tissue or something because I‟m making a mess.In this case, “a mess” refers to tears and nose mucus, though it usually refers to lots trash or clutter in a room, or more generally, a bad situation.Just the word parfait makes me start slobbering.I‟m on my way from misery to happiness today.A good word for extreme unhappiness, sadness or despair.You gotta warn somebody before you just crack one off. My mouth was open.This is Donkey‟s way of saying to pop or explode(He is referring to the act of farting or passing gas).It‟s brimstone. We must be getting close.A type of sulfur rock which smells very bad.It didn‟t come off no stone, neither.If a smell “comes off” something, it is the source of it.I have a bit of a confession to make.A “confession” is the act of admitting to having done something wrong orembarrassing, sometimes while speaking to a priest or church official.Donkey‟s don‟t have layers. We wear our fear right out there on our sleeves.“To wear your fear on your sleeves” is t o be honest about your fear instead of trying to hide it (The expression can be used with other emotions). A “sleeve” is the part ofa shirt that covers your arms.I‟m just a little bit uncomfortable about beingon a rickety bridge over a boiling lake of lava.If a bridge is “rickety,” it is very weak and in poor shape, and perhaps about tobreak in two or collapse. “Lava” is the dangerous hot liquid that shoots out of active volcanoes.We‟ll just tackle this one little baby step at a time.“To tackle” a person is to physically force them to the ground, but if you tackle aproblem, you find a solution for it. Note that big problems are solved one step at a time, or one small part at a time.So where is this fire-breathing pain in the neck anyway?If a pe rson (or dragon) is a “pain in the neck,” they are causing big problems orbeing annoying or bothersome (A “pain in the ass” is amore common expression).Fear is a sensible response to an unfamiliar situation.If something is “sensible,” it is reasonabl e or rational.It sure doesn‟t mean you‟re a coward if you‟re a little girl.A “coward” is a person who is easily scared or has no courage.(Note howeve r that “as hell” is much more common).You handle the dragon, I‟ll handle the stairs.In this case, “to handle” the dragon is to fight him or to take care of the problems that she may cause (“To handle” the stairs is to find a way to use or go up themwithout getting hurt).I‟ll find those stairs. I‟ll whip their butt, too.“To whip a person‟s butt” is a very slangy way of saying to beat them up orphysically hurt them (but note that you wouldn‟t normally use this expression with an inanimate object like stairs).I‟ll take drastic steps. Kick it to the curb.Don‟t mess with me. I‟m the stair master.“Drastic steps” are very serious actions that might be dangerous or risky. The “curb”is the part of a sidewalk right next to the street. “To mess with” a p erson is to anger or provoke them. A “stairmaster” is a well known exercise machine, but as used here by Donkey, a “stair master” is a person who has mastered or perfected the use ofnormal stairs (This is a subtle but clever play on words).I mean, white sparkling teeth.If teeth “sparkle” in the dark, they give off bright moving points oflight (the way firecrackers do when they are lit during the 4th of July).You must bleach them, cause that is one dazzling smile you got there.“To bleach” teeth or clothes is to make them whiter through a chemical process.“Dazzling” means to shine brightly or be truly impressive or incredible or amazing in some type of performance.Do I detect a hint of minty freshness?“To detect” something is to notice it even though it is subtle or not obvious. A “hint”of something is just a small suggestion or tiny amount of it. If your breath has“minty freshness,” it has the pleasant smell of mint, which is a well known plant. You‟re just reeking of feminine beauty.“To reek” is to powerfully give off a bad smell, though here donkeyuses it incorrectly to suggest you can reek of something nice.I‟m an asthmatic, and I don‟t know if it wouldwork out if you‟re gonna blow smoke rings.An “asthmatic” is a person who has the disease asthma, which makes it difficult to breath. In this case, “to work out” means to be helpful. “Smoke rings” are circularrings of smoke that some people make when smoking.:: I am, awaiting a knight so bold as you to rescue me.A “knight” is a type of solider in the middle ages who was known for serving theking or rich landowners. If a person is “bold,” they are very brave and likely to take quick and decisive actions.You should sweep me off my feet out yonderwindow and down a rope on to your valiant steed.Much of this is poetic old English; “To sweep a woman off her feet” is to totallycharm or seduce her. “Out yonder” is Shakespearean English meaning “over there.”If a person or animal is “valiant,” they show great courage or bravery, and “steed” isa very old-fashioned word for a horse.We have to savor this moment.“To savor” something is to take the time to really enjoy or appreciate it.You could recite an epic poem for me. A ballad, a limerick, a sonnet.“To recite” a poem is to read it outloud. An “epic poem” is a very long poem thatusually tells a great story. A “ballad” is a slow romantic song, a “limerick” is ahumorous verse or small poem, and a “sonnet” is a short song that is performed in classical music.Sir Shrek, I pray that you take this favor as a token of my gratitude.In old English, “to pray” meant to sincerely ask or request. A “token” is a smallsymbol, and “gratitude” is another word for appreciation.You didn‟t slay the dragon? :: I t‟s on my to do list, now come on.“To slay” a person or animal is to kill them violently, often with a sword or knife. A person‟s “to-do list” is a list of the things that they want to do.You were meant to charge in, sword drawn, banner flying.“To charge in” to a place is to rush in with great energy. A “sword” is a soldier‟sweapon with a large blade, and if it is “drawn,” it is in the person‟s hand, ready to use. A “banner” is a type of large flag.That‟s what the other knight did. :: Right before th ey burst into flames.If something “bursts into flames,” it explodes and then goes up in fire.I have to save my ass.A slangy way of saying “I have to protect myself.”I‟m not emotionally ready for a commitment of thismagnitude, really that is the w ord I‟m looking for.“Commitment” in an important word when discussing romantic relationships, since it is the decision to spend the rest of your life with your partner. “Magnitude” means great size, number or power.。
talkingenglish素材日常美语的巧妙联系与运用 (1)
English taste【一】今天教大家英语中几个地道的用法。
C: Hey,Richard! You went hiking over the weekend, right? How was it?R: The view was breathtaking! 但是我们都是路痴，走错了好几回。
I'm such a road idiot...C: Road idiot? That's not how we say it! You can say, I have no sense of direction.R: 哦，direction 是方向，所以No sense of direction 就是没有方向感- 路痴啦！C: Right! People with no sense of direction can easily get lost. 路痴经常迷路。
R: 这说的不就是我么？下礼拜我们要开车去北京，一定又会迷路....哎，Donny, 你原来是不是在北京住过？C: Yep! I lived in Beijing for 3 years. I know that city likethe back of my hand.R:Like the back of your hand? 了如指掌？C: Exactly! It basically means that I know Beijing really well. You can also say: I know every nook and cranny of Beijing.R: Wait! Every nook and cranny? nook 一定是n-o-o-k, 那cranny 要怎么拼呢？C: Cranny is spelled c-r-a-n-n-y. When people say "every nook and cranny," they're talking about every tiny corner and out-of-the-way place.R: 第一：形容路痴可以说：somebody has no sense of direction;第二，对一个地方了如直掌，是know somewhere like the back of one's hand; 也可以说know every nook and cranny of a place.C : good for you,let's check next one.【二】C: Richard，你昨晚是不是没睡好？R: 是啊，因为走廊里有人半夜唱歌。
高教社中职英语基础模块一Unit7 The Internet单元知识清单
Unit 7单元知识清单重点单词1.selfie(s) n.自拍（照）2.cured display 曲面屏3.storage space 存储空间4.built-in adj.内置的5.brand n.品牌，商标6.survey n.调查7.unlock vt.解锁，打开8.poem(s) n.诗，诗歌9.take-out app 外卖软件10.d esired adj.期望得到的desired effect副作用desire v.渴望11.c lick v.点击12.i con n.图标13.c lock alarm 闹钟14.o ccupy vt.占据15.g lobe n.地球global adj.全球的16.p rocess information处理信息17.s mart trash can智能垃圾桶18.i ncoming adj.到来的19.s ense v.感觉到n.感觉官能；道理sensor n.传感器20.t raffic flow交通流量21.s ilent adj.寂静的silence n.寂静22.b usiness card 名片23.s ales person 销售员24.i ll-tempered adj.脾气暴躁的重点短语1. chat with与某人聊天2. do shopping购物3. share selfies分享自拍4. have classes上课5. read books看书6. order food点餐7. have access to使用；接近8. do a survey作调查9. interview sb. about sth.就某事采访某人10. used to do sth.过去常常做某事11. not…any more不再12. stay up熬夜13. concentrate on专心……14. on a typical day在典型的一天15. get ready准备16. discuss with与……讨论、商洽17. across the screen通过屏幕18. during a break在休息的时候、在课间19. log onto登录；进入20. take-out app外卖软件21. send to发送到22. click on点击23. put on穿上24. search for搜索25. go over复习；重温26. decide to do sth.决定做某事27. have fun玩得开心、过得愉快28. depend on依靠、取决于29. take a message捎个口信30. make use of利用31. make good use of好好利用重点句型1. I’m doing a survey about online games.2. Could you spare a few minutes?3. What would you like to ask?4. How often did you play?5. Why did you like playing games online?6. It was quite popular among young people.7. What made you stop playing those games?8. I often stayed up so late playing games that I couldn’t even concentrate on my studies.9. It’s really wise to quit before it’s too late.10. With smart phones, the Internet becomes mobile.11. At 7:50 am, the phone is ringing for morning hobby classes.12. The teacher is talking about poems.13. While you are putting on your shoes, your mobile phone searches for the nearest shared bicycle.14. We are now building more and more smart cities.15. Life is becoming more and more convenient in China.翻译：1、我正在做一个关于网络游戏的调研。
看电影学英语Bolt《闪电狗》
看电影学英语Bolt《闪电狗》看电影学英语 Bolt 《闪电狗》在线听插曲：Barking At The Moon、I Thought I Lost You-Penny: That one.就这个-Director: Here boy.乖孩子-Penny: You're heavy. And slobbery. There. You're a good boy! You're my good boy!slobbery: 流口水的你很重耶，还爱流口水。
戴上，你是个好孩子。
我的好孩子。
-Penny: Hello!喂!-Dad: Honey, I don't have much time!宝贝我时间不多-Penny: Daddy? Are you okay?爸爸?你还好么?-Dad: Something came up at work, honey. Daddy is not gonna be home for a while.come up: 发生 gonna: <美>将要（=going to） for a while: 暂时工作上出了些事情，宝贝。
爸爸这段时间不能回家了。
-Penny: I don't understand.我不明白-Dad: You can't go back to the house, Penny. Okay?你也不能再回家里去知道了么Penny-Penny: What's happening?发生什么事了?-Dad: It's all right. You won't be alone. You have Bolt. I've altered him. He can protect you now.alter: 改变没事的，你不会孤单的。
有Bolt陪你。
我改造了他。
他现在能保护你了。
-Calico: Thank you. Which that of course is wonderful news? Everything is positioning nicely.position: 定位 nicely: 恰好的谢谢,这可真是个好消息。
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登陆网站 参加免费试学www.pacificenglish.cn 网上外教，Control freak 控制狂人
你有控制欲吗？身边每个人的每件事你都想插手吗？如果这两个问题你都答“是”，那么你一定是个control freak。今天，我们就来看看跟“控制”有关的英语表达。
1. My brother is a control freak. 我哥哥是个控制狂人。 2. He tries to dictatehow everything around him is done. 他什么事儿都要管。 3. He has fingers in every pieand works them to the bone in the process. 他每件事都要插手，而且还特别投入。 4. His wife is a real bossy bootsat home. 他们家的指挥权在他老婆手里。 5. Her children are totally under her thumb. 她的孩子都在她的掌控之中。 6. He really loves to boss people around. 他特别喜欢指使别人。 7. He became demandingly dominantover the years. 这些年，他变得颐指气使。 There was a great stir in the milk-house just after breakfast. The churn 登陆网站 参加免费试学www.pacificenglish.cn revolved as usual， but the butter would not come. Whenever this happened the dairy was paralyzed. Squish， squash， echoed the milk in the great cylinder， but never arose the sound they waited for.
Dairyman Crick and his wife， the milkmaids Tess， Marian， Retty Priddle， Izz Huett， and the married ones from the cottages； also Mr Clare， Jonathan Kail， old Deborah， and the rest， stood gazing hopelessly at the churn； and the boy who kept the horse going outside put on moon-like eyes to show his sense of the situation. Even the melancholy horse himself seemed to look in at the window in inquiring despair at each walk round.
"'Tis years since I went to Conjuror Trendle's son in Egdon——years！" said the dairyman bitterly. "And he was nothing to what his father had been. I have said fifty times， if I have said once， that I don't believe in en； though 'a do cast folks' waters very true. But I shall have to go to 'n if he's alive. O yes， I shall have to go to 'n， if this sort of thing continnys！"
Even Mr Clare began to feel tragical at the dairyman's desperation. "Conjuror Fall， t'other side of Casterbridge， that they used to call 'Wide-O'， was a very good man when I was a boy，" said Jonathan Kail. "But he's rotten as touchwood by now."
"My grandfather used to go to Conjuror Mynterne， out at Owlscombe， and a clever man a' were， so I've heard grandf'er say，" continued Mr Crick. "But there's no such genuine folk about nowadays！"
Mrs Crick's mind kept nearer to the matter in hand. "Perhaps somebody in the house is in love，" she said tentatively. "I've heard tell in my younger days that that will cause it. Why， Crick——that maid we had years ago， do ye mind， and how the butter didn't come then——"
"Ah yes， yes！——but that isn't the rights o't. It had nothing to do with 登陆网站 参加免费试学www.pacificenglish.cn the love-making. I can mind all about it——'twas the damage to the churn."
He turned to Clare. "Jack Dollop， a 'hore's-bird of a fellow we had here as milker at one time， sir， courted a young woman over at Mellstock， and deceived her as he had deceived many afore. But he had another sort o' woman to reckon wi' this time， and it was not the girl herself. One Holy Thursday of all days in the almanack， we was here as we mid be now， only there was no churning in hand， when we zid the girl's mother coming up to the door， wi' a great brass-mounted umbrella in her hand that would ha' felled an ox， and saying 'Do Jack Dollop work here？——because I want him！ I have a big bone to pick with he， I can assure 'n！' And some way behind her mother walked Jack's young woman， crying bitterly into her handkercher. 'O Lard， here's a time！' said Jack， looking out o' winder at 'em. 'She'll murder me！ Where shall I get——where shall I——？ Don't tell her where I be！' And with that he scrambled into the churn through the trap-door， and shut himself inside， just as the young woman's mother busted into the milk-house. 'The villain——where is he？' says she， 'I'll claw his face for'n， let me only catch him！' Well， she hunted about everywhere， ballyragging Jack by side and by seam， Jack lying a'most stifled inside the churn， and the poor maid——or young woman rather——standing at the door crying her eyes out. I shall never forget it， never！ 'Twould have melted a marble stone！ But she couldn't find him nowhere at all."
The dairyman paused， and one or two words of comment came from the listeners.
Dairyman Crick's stories often seemed to be ended when they were not really so， and strangers were betrayed into premature interjections of finality； though old friends knew better. The narrator went on——
"Well， how the old woman should have had the wit to guess it I could never tell， but she found out that he was inside that there churn. Without saying a word she took hold of the winch （it was turned by handpower then）， and round she swung