英语口语--------吃惊时

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难以置信!
, P8 c+ \* d) z4 k2 mUnbelievable!
% R" m4 [# n" w4 b9 U8 ~She was late for work again. (她上班又来晚了。)
Unbelievable! (难以置信!)
; }! P: g* B# ^8 X# yIncredible!
That's unbelievable!
1 N9 `# l: O! u$ O. q2 ]I can't believe it!

' \/ F* U) M# U+ q; q; v+ Y我吃了一惊。
I'm surprised! *用于突然发生了始料不及的事情时。
我很震惊。
& @7 g( d6 e5 j6 OI'm shocked!
0 s/ o# g( U+ jI'm in shock!
What a shock!
6 D7 S/ _4 n! K$ `+ k$ N/ [, ~9 N太让人吃惊了!
That's amazing! *用于吃惊得有些惊慌失措时。
I won the lottery. (我的彩票中了。)
( L9 J6 m7 y+ x+ CThat's amazing! (太让人吃惊了!)
How about that!
Wow! (哇-!)
& |8 l  ^( L" _5 e6 B2 s$ K- I" X真的?
, @( H( V4 G: B, g8 Q9 u1 s+ DReally? *Oh, really?更强调吃惊的程度。
$ R4 B8 q3 K1 A% UHe said he likes you. (他说他喜欢你。)
3 h. X  w! K& p9 u/ b# zReally? (真的?)
/ K( W) [* K8 P! T" pIs that right?
Is that so?
Oh, yeah?
你在开玩笑吧!

4 A6 i1 G6 u* D1 G- K4 d  {$ BYou're kidding! (你在开玩笑吧!)
No, I'm not. (没有，我是认真的。)
9 C9 w( d+ J+ n1 OYou're joking!
You're pulling my leg! *用pull...leg表示“嘲弄人”。
No kidding!
# N5 c* Y: g) X, \" W7 L& a& p1 FThat can't be!
You've got to be kidding!
* f) x+ G1 n  f/ l怎么可能!
It can't be! *不相信所听到的事情时。
6 `2 o$ R% r2 n0 P5 nIt's midnight already. (已经是夜里零点了。)
It can't be! (怎么可能!)
That can't be!
% H2 o; m3 u& s- l. dIt can't be true!
! F2 V9 E% b7 XImpossible! (不可能!)
当真?/你肯定?
+ {* f, {0 t6 ~% oAre you serious?
Let's go to Europe this summer! (今年夏天我们去欧洲吧!)
Are you serious? (当真?/你肯定?)
' ]7 e8 h1 ?( Q8 c4 U3 s( ]Seriously?
那真的很重要!
' }2 e9 ~6 e1 F- ]6 E5 G7 N8 l  xThat's really something! *something 在口语中表示“重要的东西”。
8 a; W, V. |/ V3 t哎呀!/吓死人了。
Oh, my!
I was in a car accident. (我碰上交通事故了。)
; F7 T/ y) Y) X' YOh, my! (哎呀!)
My God. *God是宗教用语，一般不能随便挂在嘴边。
Good grief! *表示吃惊或沮丧的情绪。“惊呆了，难以置信，怎么回事儿呀!”。
' B5 N* m/ j+ @4 [4 f) e/ MHe failed another test. (他又没考上。)
; y" `* X  B8 u& s3 fGood grief! (是吗?真不像话。)
哎呀呀!
. q3 F; P6 ]! rWell, well.
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6 L2 s' H- E" G# }0 p* xOh, boy!
Gee! *俚语。
. ]: f* D7 U. L  D0 qMy goodness!
% P8 Z- X. e3 O* D; H/ yOh, dear! *特别是女性比较喜欢用。
2 g4 w. B9 X& U$ w* CDear! Dear!
Good gracious!
Oh, brother!
# {: R( C% R" d# }: M& {9 F你吓死我了。
$ r% }3 C( {& }: Y7 K$ a1 VYou surprised me!
& |  g4 v" |( Q3 J& g$ H! ^# y- vBoo! (啊-!)
You surprised me! (你吓死我了。)
6 P1 N8 g$ c5 i0 oYou scared me.
7 d; g9 Y# R! c: b# XWhat a surprise!
这怎么可能呢?
You don't say! *一种吃惊、感叹和讽刺的说法。
/ g' v. _# J! V; ~7 }1 N5 h2 yI really do love you. (我真的爱你。)
3 W) k8 @1 D# M1 O0 `/ ^You don't say! (唉，不会吧!)
永远不可能有那样的事!
  [1 s) q5 K3 X$ tThat'll be the day! *表示“怎么可能!岂有此理!”
' J  O7 |2 g7 C3 _8 M, k6 {* |0 gI'm going to marry you. (我要和你结婚。)
That'll be the day! (永远不可能有那样的事!)
It'll never happen!
4 {3 D7 Q! C0 I; f8 Y5 GImpossible!
( @0 e1 G# s, [7 A% G0 g$ PI'll believe that when I see it. (眼见为实。)
I'll believe that when it happens. (只有发生了的事我才相信。)
3 r+ l8 g- i, T8 F5 {8 V震惊。
# x3 l1 v. p# E3 }% `A great shock.
( O0 f: S) c3 T5 Z1 u% vA big shock.
That's a shocker.
: Y, b9 ~0 y3 ^' I' G第一次听说。
That's news to me.
+ m3 p5 l* I2 ?& k' i1 q3 h( xThere's a meeting today at 5∶00. (今天五点开会。)
) i% |: x( g6 v/ G! kThat's news to me. (我刚听说。)
1 P! i9 n1 v3 T. A- c& C( I  [4 JThat's the first I've heard of it. (我第一次听说。)
/ U' ], N/ U) L2 ?令人难以想像!
It's mind-boggling! *“mind-boggling”表示类似“不可能是真的!大吃一惊!无法相信”。
I never knew he was so rich. (我从来不知道他那么有钱。)
I know, it's mind-boggling, isn't it? (他很有钱，这简直让人不敢相信，是吧?)
, ~: Y; T0 ~6 C9 a* a7 hIt blew me away.
糟了!
. k5 t) u  L; T7 t5 Z& K3 CGosh! *表示吃惊，带有“哎呀，不得了了”的语感。
Gosh! I've overslept again! (糟了!又睡过了!)
No, not again! (没有，没到点呢!)
, E4 k9 r5 R5 d8 P8 E) b那条消息真让人吃惊。
We were surprised by the news. *news “新闻，消息”。
3 V) R8 p' \2 F% Z' T: z3 B' r, \哇!
Boo! *“哇!”、“啊”，吓唬人。
+ k; l& @* d) s7 ]6 M/ IBoo! (哇!)
; s! ~# n8 z$ O, PThat wasn't funny. (一点也不好玩!)

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