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第253天:

发音/Pronunciation

声门摩擦辅音:[ h ]

1、I don’t mean to hurt her feelings.  我无意伤害她的感情。

2、How handsome he is. 他真帅!

3、Have a heart.  发发慈悲吧!

第254天:

句型/Sentence Pattern

In my opinion, …  在我看来, ……

1、In my opinion, he did the right thing.  在我看来,他那样做是对的。

2、In my opinion, the United States is wrong.  在我看来,那是美国的错。

3、In my opinion, the company should not launch [lɔ:ntʃ] this project.  就我个人的观点,公司不应该实施这个项目。

 

第255天:

单词/Vocabulary

ambition  雄心; 渴望;抱负

1、He’s always had the ambition [æmˈbɪʃn] to become president.  他一直有做总统的野心 。

2、You can’t succeed on ambition alone.  光有野心你是不能成功 的,

3、You need to work hard as well.  你必须努力工作。

4、There’s nothing wrong with a little ambition.  有一点野心并没有错。

 

第256天:

语法/Grammar

表语从句

Top 1:The problem is that no one seems to understand me.  问题是好像没有人理解我。

Top 2:The question is whether we can afford a house.  问题是我们能不能负担得起一幢房子。

Top 3:The question is who can take his place.  问题是谁来代替他。

 

第257天:

口语要素/Spoken Elements

No problem!没问题!

A:Could you explain this article to me? I’m not sure what it means.  你可以给我解释一下这 篇文章吗?我不太清楚它的意思。

B:No problem. I’d be glad to.  没问题。 我很乐意。

 

第258天:

幽默/Humor

I’m not Daft.我又不傻

A policeman was escorting [‘eskɔ:t] a prisoner [‘prɪznə(r)] to jail [dʒeɪl] when his hat blew [blu:] off. “Shall I run and get it for you?” asked the prisoner obligingly [ə’blaɪdʒɪŋlɪ] .

有一位警察押送一个犯 人去监狱。 忽然他的帽子被风吹掉了。“我跑去帮您捡帽子, 好不好?”犯人讨好地问。

“You mustn’t think I’m daft,” said the constable [‘kʌnstəbl] . “You stand here and I’ll get it.”

“你以为我有那么愚蠢 吗?你站在这里, 我去检!”警官说。

 

第259天:

成语/Idiom

come down with (disease)  得病; 染上(病)

Tom came down with the flu [flu:] after the camp [kæmp] .   汤姆在野营之后得了流 感。

A:You don’t look well today. What’s wrong? Did you come down with something?  你今天看上去不大对劲,怎么了?得病了吗?

B:I don’t know. I just feel terrible.  我不知道,就是觉得难受。

 

第260天:

发音/Pronunciation

舌尖齿龈(后部)摩擦辅音:[ r ]

1、All roads lead to Rome.  条条大路通罗马。

2、She is writing a letter to her friend.  她正在给她的朋友写信 。

3、Sorry, I’m in a hurry.  对不起,我赶时间。

 

第261天:

句型/Sentence Pattern

What if…  万一……怎么办?

1、What if we fail [feɪl] ?  万一我们失败了怎么办?

2、What if they don’t agree?  万一他们不同意怎么办?

3、What if the car breaks down on the way?  万一车子在路上坏掉了 怎么办?

 

第262天:

单词/Vocabulary

devotion   挚爱;忠诚;献身;奉献

1、How can you question my devotion [dɪ’vəʊʃn] to you? 你怎么能质疑我对你的 忠诚?

2、Thank you for your years of hard work and devotion to Crazy English.  多谢你多年来对疯狂英 语的辛苦工作和忠诚。

3、The devotion of parents to their children is natural.  父母对子女的挚爱是出 于自然的。

 

第263天:

语法/Grammar

宾语从句

Top 1:I think that she is a good teacher.  我认为她是个好老师。

Top 2:Do you know if/whether Jim went there last night?  你知不知道吉姆昨晚有 没有去哪儿?

Top 3:Do you know when the plane to Chicago leaves?  你知道去芝加哥的班机几时起飞吗?

 

第264天:

口语要素/Spoken Elements

No wonder.  怪不得。

A:You really know a lot about China.  你对中国真的很了解哩 。

B:I was there for five years.  我在那儿呆过5年。

A:No wonder.  怪不得。

 

第265天:

幽默/Humor

What is happiness?  什么是幸福?

“Happiness,” intoned [ɪn’təʊn] the philosopher [fəˈlɒsəfə(r)] ,”is the pursuit [pəˈsju:t] of something, not the catching of it.”

一位哲学家唱着高调说:“幸福在于对某种事物的追求,而不在于得到它。”

“Have you ever chased [tʃeɪs] the last bus on a rainy night?” a listener asked.

“你曾经有过在一个下大雨的晚上追赶最后一班公共汽车的经历吗? ”一位听众问道。

 

第266天:

成语/Idiom

come up with 提出;想出;提供

It’s hard to believe that this young doctor could come up with a cure [kjʊə(r)] for AIDS.  很难相信这个年轻的医生能提出对付爱滋病的治疗 方法。

A:I’ve finally found some materials [mə’tɪərɪəlz] for your presentation [ˌpreznˈteɪʃn] .I hope it helps.  我终于为你的发言找到了一些资料,希望对你能有所帮助。

B:Thank you very much. I’m going to be up all night trying to come up with something by tomorrow.  非常感谢。我正准备今晚熬夜好好想一下呢。

 

第267天:

发音/Pronunciation

舌端齿龈破擦辅音(一):[ tʃ ]

1、If I were you, I would choose the cheaper one.  如果我是你的话, 我会选便宜点的那个。

2、I’m very interested in Chinese culture.  我对中国文化很有兴趣 。

3、Did you catch what the teacher said?  你听懂老师的话了吗?

 

第268天:

句型/Sentence Pattern

There’s no use………  没什么用。

1、There’s no use worrying about it.  担心也没用。

2、There’s no use our discussing it any further [‘fɜ:ðə(r)] now.  我们再讨论都无济于事 了。

3、There’s no use crying over spilt [spɪlt] milk.  牛奶洒在地上了,哭也没用。

 

第269天:

单词/Vocabulary

determination  决心; 决断力; 决定

1、He has a strong determination to master English.  他有强烈的决心要掌握 英语。

2、Though he lacked [læk] talent [‘tælənt], it was through determination alone that he learned [‘lɜ:nɪd] to play the guitar.  虽然他缺少天份,但他只是靠决心就学会了弹吉他。

3、He’s a man of determination.  他是个有决断力的人。

 

第270天:

语法/Grammar

时间状语从句

Top 1:When I get my big raise, I’m going to buy a Mercedes Benz.  等我加了薪, 我就买部奔驰。

Top 2:Don’t count [kaʊnt] your chickens before they are hatched [‘hætʃt] .  小鸡还没孵出来,先别忙着数有几只。

Top 3:While I was studying last night, I feel asleep.  我昨晚学习的时候睡着了。

 

第271天:

口语要素/Spoken Elements

Not really.  不见得; 不怎么样。

A:Are you happy with your life?  你生活幸福吗?

B:Not really. I’m dying for a change.  一般般。我极想改变一下。

 

第272天:

幽默/Humor

How to use the paper shredder [ˈʃredə(r)]  如何使用碎纸机

The new employee stood before the paper shredder looking confused [kənˈfju:zd] . “Need some help?” a secretary, walking by,asked.

新雇员站在碎纸机前,看上去很困惑。 “要我帮忙吗?”一个秘书走过来问。

“Yes,” he replied, “how does this thing work?”

“是的,”他回答, “这台机器怎么用?”

“Simple,” she said, taking the fat report from his hand and feeding it into the shredder.

“很简单,”她说,从他手里接过厚厚的报告塞进了碎纸机。

“Thanks, but where do the copies come out?”

“谢谢,但是复印件从哪儿出来呢?”

They asked me so many questions that I got confused.

他们问了我许许多多的问题,把我弄糊涂了。

 

第273天:

成语/Idiom

couch potato  电视迷; 习惯懒散的人

Many Americans are couch potatoes these days.  现在许多美国人都是电 视迷。

A:You couch potatoes, go finish your homework!  你们这些电视迷, 快去写作业!

B:Oh, come on, Mom. We’re in the middle of South Park!  哦, 妈, 求求你了,我们正在看《憨仔乐园 》呢!

 

第274天:

发音/Pronunciation

舌端齿龈破擦辅音(一):[ dʒ ]

1、I’d like to have some orange juice [dʒu:s] .我想喝点橙汁。

2、I’m just joking.我只是开个玩笑。

3、Here’s your change.这是找给你的钱。

 

第275天:

句型/Sentence Pattern

I was told…我听说……

1、I was told the meeting had been cancelled.我听说会议取消了。

2、I was told his company went bankrupt [‘bæŋkrʌpt] .我听说他的公司破产了 。

3、I was told Alex had a difficult time in finding a job after graduation [ˌɡrædʒʊ’eɪʃn] .我听说亚历克斯毕业后找工作费了好大劲

 

第276天:

单词/Vocabulary

surprising令人惊讶的,意外的

1、Your English is really surprising.你的英语真让人惊讶。

2、It’s surprising to see her here.在这里见到她真奇怪。

3、It’s not surprising that he was fired [‘faɪəd] .他被炒掉了,这一点都不奇怪。

 

第277天:

语法/Grammar

地点状语从句

Top 1:Where there is a will, there is a way.有志者事竟成。

Top 2:We’ll go where the people need us.人们需要我们去哪里,我们就去哪里。

Top 3:She follows him wherever he goes.他去哪儿,她就跟到哪儿。

 

第278天:

口语要素/Spoken Elements

Shut up!闭嘴!

A:I know nobody wants to hear about this problem…我知道没有人想听这个 问题……

B:You’re right. We don’t, so just shut up.你说对了。 我们是不想听, 所以闭嘴。

 

第279天:

幽默/Humor

Where does Your profit [‘prɒfɪt] come in?你的利润从哪里来?

1、But if you are selling these watches under cost price,如果你以低于成本的价 格出售这些手表,

2、where does your profit come in?你的利润从哪里来?

3、We make our profit out of repairing them.我们通过修理手表获利 。

 

第280天:

成语/Idiom

slip [slɪp] one’s mind忘掉

His phone number had slipped my mind.我想不起他的电话号码 。

A:Do you bring me the notebook I lent to you? I have a quiz [kwɪz] on Monday?

我借给你的笔记本你带来了吗?我周一有个测验。

B:Oops! It slipped my mind.噢! 我忘了。

Can I bring it to your house later tonight?我今天晚上晚些时候给你送到家里去好吗?

 

第281天:

发音/Pronunciation

双唇鼻辅音:[ m ]

1、My mother is excellent [ˈeksələnt] at swimming.我妈妈游泳很棒。

2、Jim always drives me crazy!吉姆总是让我生气!

3、Make me some more coffee.再给我点咖啡。

 

第282天:

句型/Sentence Pattern

I thought…我原以为……

1、I thought I might ask.我原以为可以问的。

2、I thought it would be wonderful.我原以为会很精彩。

3、I thought you were going to feed the dog.我原以为你会去喂狗。

 

第283天:

单词/Vocabulary

annoying [əˈnɔɪɪŋ] 恼人的, 讨厌的

1、Shut up! You’re so annoying.闭嘴!你真烦人!

2、I hate to hear her annoying little voice.我讨厌听到她烦人的声音。

3、The traffic jams [dʒæmz] here are very annoying.这里的交通真是烦人。

 

第284天:

语法/Grammar

条件状语从句

Top 1:If you use your head, you’ll find a way.你要是动动脑筋,就会想出办法的。

Top 2:Send up a message in case you have any difficulty.如果你有任何困难,跟我们说一声。

Top 3:You will not pass the examination unless you study hard.你要不努力学习的话,考试就通不过了。

 

第285天:

口语要素/Spoken Elements

So far, so good.到目前为止还好。

A:How are you getting along with your colleagues [‘kɒli:ɡ] ?你跟你的同事相处得怎么样?

B:So far, so good. They are really nice people.到目前为止还好。他们都是非常好的人。

 

第286天:

幽默/Humor

Hard to please both左右为难

“What am I supposed to do?” a young man looking to get married asked his friend.”Every woman I bring home to
meet my parents,my mother doesn’t like.”

“我应该怎么办呢?”一位正在找对象的年轻 人问他的朋友。“我带回家的每一个女 孩,我妈妈都不喜欢。”

“Oh, that’s easy,” his friend replied.”All you have to do is to find someone who’s just like your mother.”

“哦, 这很简单嘛,你只要找个像你妈妈的女孩就行了。”他的朋友说。

“I did that already,” he said, “and that one my father didn’t like.”

“我试过啦,可是那个我爸爸又不喜欢。”他说。

 

第287天:

成语/Idiom

cutting edge [edʒ] 尖端

This new computer will be on the cutting edge of data [‘deɪtə] processing [prə’ses] .这处新型电脑将成为数据处理的尖端技术产品 。

A:I hear this book really has the most cutting edge English.我听说这本书里讲的是 当下最时髦的英语。

B:It’s true. It’s the best book I’ve read all year.确实是。 这是我今年读过的最好 的书。

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