英语口语-----喜欢、讨厌时

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喜欢、讨厌时

! E" Q5 [* c* @0 g0 e" _- q我喜欢。
* `4 H. @+ Y7 m) n% D( R, LI like it.
3 P- Y& h0 J. c9 g& w# b* hHow's your new job? (你的新工作怎么样?)
I like it. (我很喜欢。)
& Z  V  |8 I0 Y+ Y) Q: x4 r( ~我最爱吃比萨饼。
I love pizza. *女性常用love表示“很喜欢”。
# Z$ s! a! E3 ]% X' f) m2 \I live for pizza. (没有比萨饼我几乎活不下去。)
' a* L- H7 F  n+ S/ n3 Q1 r- |Pizza is the greatest. (比萨是最好吃的。)
' v$ s1 j9 L1 z# C3 B我喜欢这套衣服。
I like this dress.
I like this dress. (我喜欢这套衣服。)
So do I. (我也喜欢。)
I think this dress is nice.
9 s* j* W0 T) |1 Y* [. M$ N, E8 k( fI think this dress is pretty.
9 ?* R) Z. d1 j+ _* k' ~你满意你的新车吗?
* m+ v$ v4 [7 B1 A: aAre you pleased with your new car? *be pleased with... 表示“看中……，喜欢……”。
( P& }% o4 V( \. n4 k  tAre you satisfied with your new car? *be satisfied with...“对……满意”。
Are you happy with your new car? *be happy with...“对……感到满意”。
我喜欢这茶。
8 g" P- m/ @0 |6 s; `- TI'm fond of this tea. *be fond of... “喜欢……”。
比起咖啡来我更喜欢红茶。
; S& x* N5 o" e: n9 P! ^7 xI prefer tea to coffee. *prefer ... to ...“比起……更喜欢……”，用于与某事物做比较时。
$ ?1 m8 c1 x& \I'd rather have tea than coffee. (与其喝咖啡不如喝红茶。)
I like tea better than coffee.
" L/ Z: Y1 b6 L2 MI like tea more than coffee.
5 `  u1 [. j, N# d我对……上瘾。
( R$ j  d; P1 ^  ~  i* N$ WI'm hooked on... *hook“用钩钩住”，be hooked on 表示“对……入迷”。
9 @) ~7 c8 o9 n: g1 }4 WYou shouldn't smoke so much. (你不该抽那么多的烟。)
I know, but I'm hooked on nicotine. (我知道，但是我已经对尼古丁上瘾了。)
I'm addicted to...
# L( B1 m: N2 t9 h我喜欢喝西红柿汤。
5 y! e# q: Z6 o4 p' XTomato soup is my cup of tea. *常用于日常生活中，带些诙谐语气的表达方式。cup of tea是“喜欢的东西、对劲的东西”。
) w* y( Z1 @, c6 r+ [我非常喜欢吃日本食品。
2 S# w9 X* B9 C8 Q/ c9 v/ dI've developed a great liking for Japanese food.
7 k; ~* E! I& n* @我这人很挑剔。
$ y6 C! I" R! _" i& p3 xI'm choosy. *choosy “爱挑剔的，过于讲究的”。
I'm picky.
2 {; u+ t, c4 u我开始喜欢吃寿司了。
& ~5 f% C/ p4 R  b% S9 iI came to like sushi.
I've started to like sushi.
I've come to like sushi.
简越来越让我喜欢。
! p- }' D1 ~) M, a! F" FJane has grown on me.
8 y* A) O7 S& A. [5 i4 |棒球越来越吸引我了。
Baseball grew on me.
6 L- }- A% ]7 t2 A  r2 s, P* jDo you like baseball? (你喜欢打棒球吗?)
Baseball grew on me as I grew older. (年纪越大，越喜欢棒球了。)
6 L; x3 K' w8 h" wBaseball has grown on me.
看上去挺好玩的。
This will be fun!
7 [9 W; S2 V( RIt's our turn on the roller coaster. (该轮到我们玩过山车了。)
" \  G% _/ z6 _5 b5 @4 Y2 u' HThis will be fun. (一定很好玩。)*roller coaster “过山车”。
3 ~' d# p% F' ]It looks like fun.
真令人兴奋!
4 Y8 E. H5 ?. }; `) xThis is exciting!
' U+ E' f* V% ~. z0 EThis is exciting. We'll be parents soon. (这真令人激动。我们就要做父母了。)
2 F% j) f% Q9 M; p8 CI can't wait. (我都等不及了。)
This is thrilling!
- y- _% w2 m0 t我很感兴趣。
$ ~  \0 K/ S; a# ?: H0 FI'm interested.
* Q0 U3 y. g1 r/ FMy hobby is chess. Are you interested in learning? (我的爱好是下国际象棋，你有兴趣学吗?)
' v1 g. R) i5 ?7 j5 Z. A9 _$ }Yes, I'm interested. (嗯，有兴趣。)
我很满足。
I'm satisfied.
$ [; G+ A) m8 x, T0 S* kDo you want more? (你还要点儿吗?)
. X9 A8 R% f1 R/ l3 ~) tNo, I'm satisfied. (不，已经够了。)
I'm content.
I'm pleased.
我很欣赏它。
I enjoyed it.
That movie was great. (那部电影真棒。)
0 C& U* e! k; NI enjoyed it, too. (我也很欣赏它。)
, ~' ?" X* E9 A$ BI had a good time.
" f# ]7 Y; Z/ |5 w% |  LIt was really fun.
& h. Z& y" s; V% O' @2 A% d我被深深地感动了。
% A9 i- I, ]! s) o& c3 q. yI was deeply moved. *move用来表示“使……感动，使……动心”。
' E& f) I& ^4 P4 A4 p, v/ j# r我不喜欢这个。
6 o& p( ~- M9 n: p7 r* fI don't like it.
- `6 x7 q' B2 W+ h0 a% bHow about this one? (这个怎么样?)
No, thank you, I don't like it. (谢谢，我不喜欢。)
I like it. (我喜欢。)
我最讨厌这个了。
7 T& }  N  \+ e: Z* Z+ zI hate it! *比I don't like it更强调讨厌的心情。
Do you like natto? (你喜欢吃纳豆吗?)
No, I hate it! (不，我最讨厌它了。)
I love it! (我很喜欢!)
9 }7 u6 p& z( ?/ H这个真恶心。
This is disgusting. *disgusting 表示“很过分，让人恶心，厌弃”。
This is disgusting. (这个真恶心!)
It's the worst food I've ever had. (这是我所吃过的最恶心的东西。)
& n1 |8 g* v% H3 p, U7 a啐!
Yuck! *用于感到实在恶心时，或引起不快时。
Look at the cockroach! (看那蟑螂!)
Yuck! (啐!)
臭死了!
4 y/ J0 O1 @) n) f+ fPeeyew! *用于感到气味很臭时,表示“真难闻”、“这味真臭”。
我不喜欢你的这种态度。
) F" p9 F2 J4 {1 Q1 Q" |/ nIt's your attitude I don't like.
You have an attitude problem. (你的态度有问题。)
. ?/ X9 z, Z6 n3 |: R4 r5 DI don't like your attitude. (我不喜欢你的态度。)
% C& |# E  f2 F: O我对他恨之入骨。
4 g9 d7 ~) N# z8 B) |7 e* F" Y# k0 jI hate his guts. *guts “肠子”。hate someone's guts是“连……的肠子都讨厌、憎恨”，表达强烈的厌恶、憎恨之情。
' }" D& W; R8 R9 S( a% ~He's so rude. (他如此野蛮。)
. D- @0 `0 D" a+ T' o7 aI agree. I hate his guts. (就是，我对他恨之入骨。)
I despise him. (我真看不起他。)
. B3 L7 D; g% {! n5 O我不喜欢。
I don't care for it.
Do you like the coffee? (你爱喝咖啡吗?)
3 S' }: z/ |8 t, I" PNo, I don't care for it. (不，我不爱喝。)
' N( v* j, D3 M8 s+ SI don't like it.
% G3 }" w% j$ X& [* {. V& r看见他就心烦。
I can't stand him. *stand “忍耐，忍受，容忍”。
Here comes my boss, Mr. Smith. (过来的那位是我的老板史密斯先生。)
' @( u/ K: t% z2 ^I can't stand him. (我看见他就心烦。)
. p6 X5 A$ k/ G5 i, {- `2 |别再有第二次!
# a8 o: E! x9 {4 [Never again!
- b" E6 l- @0 P2 y& T# t& J9 o+ c; G我已经受够了!
I've had it.

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