书本上学不到的英国俚语(通讯员稿) [ 2007-02-26 10:48 ]
是不是觉得自己已经能够说一口流利的英语了呢?是不是觉得“老外”们的话还是听不太懂呢?是不是觉得他们的话里“俚语”太多了呢?俚语又究竟是个什么东东?Slang
is informal language and has a shorter "life-span" than other English words.
Nevertheless, you will find all of these words in a good monolingual dictionary
and slang is a common part of daily life to most native speakers.
想不想学点俚语露一手呢?以下这些可是书本上见不到的地道英国俚语。赶快来看一看吧,很有意思噢!
You lot must think I'm stupid . You lot: all of you
I'm skint. Skint: short of money
I met some bloke in the pub.
Bloke: man
Fancy a cuppa? Fancy: do you want... Cuppa: cup of tea
Skiing is a doddle. Doddle: easy
Lend me a quid. Quid: one pound
He's an ace footballer. Ace: excellent
I need the loo loo: toilet
She's full of beans. Full of beans: full of energy
This film is rubbish. Rubbish: garbage=bad
I need to spend a penny. Spend a penny: go to the toilet
Ta (pronounced Tar) Ta: thanks
That fish is a bit dodgy, he's a dodgy person. Dodgy: suspicious
What's on the telly? Telly: televison
You look trendy. Trendy: Fashionable
Keep your hair on! - Calm down!
(北京航空航天大学通讯员范蓉融供稿 英语点津 Annabel 编辑) |