' }! ]" u5 n( g! jM: If I were you, I would have told him to take a hike. 5 T$ Y# l1 ?+ i3 m( B: x , p9 s3 j2 l. u7 u# oL: 你要对他说什么? Take a hike? 是什么意思啊?2 L! E* K- B! n8 \' J0 {
! @& }, X3 b: T: ~/ a+ A" j! eM: Take a hike is to tell someone to leave, or to tell someone to leave you alone.& m. g; |8 i" M' c" j- @$ N3 y6 q
$ N! ^! u Y0 Y8 l, o5 r6 ^" c4 IL: Take a hike就是叫谁走开,或者是告诉某人不要来打搅我。对吗?9 I( L/ @, d# |! k" U8 N
; J* N8 Q6 {* x$ N* BM: That's correct. In fact, you told me there's that one guy who always bothers you in the study hall. You should tell him to take a hike. 7 ?: `: Z& U% Y0 @. {$ n h3 B + `0 y$ n& N0 D9 p M0 C) bL: 我知道你在说谁。我在自修室里念书的时候,那个人经老是要来跟我说话。可是他往往很不客气。3 D: i6 q7 [$ T2 J2 z- x3 F" [8 A
! g& r% O7 E9 J3 L$ ~M: Why don't you tell him to take a hike? 7 a& `1 R" N4 L1 [* O + V. j, C* _& D X7 H. _5 m$ dL: 我不好意思对别人说这种话。 那样很不礼貌,是不是?6 \& D% F# B- m. h
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L: 我那天是听见你那朋友在笑话你穿的衣服,可是,当时你说take a hike,我不知道是什么意思。现在想起来,你好象是用开玩笑的口气说的。1 m* r( X# g$ B T/ N
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M: Li Hua, give me an example. I want to see if you know how to use it. ( b6 M: G7 @! Z- T. X' V+ i8 @' B2 n2 I8 s, R* Y2 `& T
L: 哼,你要考我! Michael, 你经常跟我开玩笑,说我老买衣服,下次你再要这样,我就要对你说:Take a hike.! D% P6 c& _! K8 t
! |( p5 s; z5 r0 s! T a& ~M: Yes, Li Hua, I suppose you could. # ~$ x% j' k& S. s; s# O; C9 N) t, G2 g, H) l' D
L: Michael, 你昨晚上不是说好要跟Bob去看电影吗?你怎么一个晚上都呆在家里呢?# M8 \* I# v7 ]9 L+ E2 w
. ]/ m9 N8 V6 w$ `: V( w% gM: Bob 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. , q# {* y" h7 |; o, a$ X/ _% P* b, a2 W
L: 原来说好去看电影,到最后一分钟打电话给你说要和女朋友出去玩。Michael,你刚才说了两遍blew me off ? 是不是取消原定约会的意思?2 o6 R. `" j2 u- _2 k' R
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M: Yes, to blow off means to break off plans you had with someone.3 v* d% D* }- d; r
) c, k7 {& d# n; PL: 也就是说你和Bob约好去看电影,可是他为了跟女朋友玩而把你给甩了。" e* u% W. u$ p+ G
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) G) R" Y c7 a/ q# jM: If someone has been friendly to you in the past, but he suddenly seems to ignore you, you can say that person blew you off. ( A# T8 |: l7 H3 Q; }, C3 w5 c1 W" T) K
L: 噢,to blow off 还可以指某人突然对你很冷淡。 0 j+ o3 H1 N6 r, ^9 b$ S 0 c3 b' g3 ?5 v8 @M: Yes. For instance, when I was at a party last weekend, Nancy acted like she didn't even know who I was. I can say Nancy blew me off.7 h' Y5 I5 {. g0 B+ n
6 D5 H( d2 Z0 g# `L: Nancy上个周末在聚会上看见你好象不认识你?这不可能,她不是跟你很好的吗? 0 A1 G: p/ M, E, ] 4 M* ]$ p) G: [+ b( [9 H3 \0 FM: Yes, but that's ok. Li Hua, you can also use this phrase to talk about things you blow off, such as something you don't want to do. + V/ f0 p" }& {! V , X u% a2 h7 j; N& y% \( a: k2 @L: 我不想做什么事,也可以用to blow off。我不是告诉你我不想参加那经济学的小组吗?可是,要是我blow it off,我这门课就会不及格。 6 M6 D& s+ l" C6 u8 Q9 V- u1 l( q. v
M: Yeah, there are some things in life you just shouldn't blow off.1 ?' G+ b, y6 \2 P
( C6 e: d3 ^% E. @L: 唉,生活中有些事是非得做的,就象和你一起吃午饭一样。7 _! Y% O9 n# t2 Y, v
, O3 T. F$ m a; Q* @/ E2 VM: Oh, Li Hua, take a hike.* w+ }" P% l# o8 f) T+ V
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在今天的对话中,Michael教了李华两个常用语,一个是:take a hike,意思是叫某人走开;另一个是to blow off,这是指取消约会,或者是不做自己不想做的事。这次的[流行美语]就到此结束,我们下次再会。 1 D3 ^+ }3 Q3 x! wAudio as following: ( `: o+ I4 n8 h6 T( `# D