美国人每天说的话

美国人每天说的话――日常俚语寄托家园m/U k hC 1. To ace a test: to do extremely well on a test o d ZY(Yo 2. To barf up one’s guts: to vomit violently 3. Bash: party 4. Basket case: overwrought bb s g e ne g"E?%Y U V2dv 5. To beat something: to surpass, to outshine H p$L D Z v$ 6. “Beats me!”: “I don’t know! “寄托家园v O2Q R0@*P"b g 7. To make a bee line for: to go quickly and directly to留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文 书 关于书的成语关于读书的排比句社区图书漂流公约怎么写关于读书的小报汉书pdf 签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A+\i6E8X$L 8. To belch: to burp in a loud and crude manner寄托家园hB2Z k\G 9. To bend over backwards: to strive vigorously 10. Blast: a wonderfull time 11. Blimp: fat person 12. To blow it big time: to make a terrible mistake 13. To blow one’s lines: to make a mistake while speaking one’s lines from a script G H W%F] c H e!b1x 14. To blow something: to fail at something P Q W vc2k x_ 15. Blowout: a flat tire; to have a feast x u A h a H Ef y 16. Bod: body 17. Bomb: bad production 18. Booze: alcohol寄托家园u$I6O cy 19. Bottomless pit: a person wi t h a insatiable appetite 20. Broke: destitute 21. “Brother!” 22. Buck: dollar X U"X ?%V D u 23. Buffed: muscular and brawny留学签证|TO E F L|G R E O2I+P% 24. To bug: to annoy 25. Bummed: disappointed; depressed VB'~K S+B Q X,A k C L#Z 26. A bunch: a lot S6H`Lu+1@H9a 27. Burger joint: restaurant that specializes in hamburgers 28. To burn rubber: to accelerate quickly 29. To be butt ugly: to extremely ugly留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A^*u0g3k N Fl 30. By the way: incidentally bbs.gt e ne5P W7^e 31. To call in sick: to telephone those in charge at work and inform them that one is sick 32. To get canned: to get fired 33. To catch someone red-handed: to capture someone doing something dishonest寄托家园9D[S!Y H 34. Not to be caught dead: not to want to be seen in a certain condition} B2U B"pq 35. Caught with one’s pants down: to be caught at an inopportune time or when one is an unprepared 36. To check out: to observe 37. To check someone or something out: to observe or examine someone or something 38. To chew out: to reprimand3@H e p c Z6A 39. Chick: girl留学签证|TO E F L|G R E S9~C n z? 40. To chill out: to calm down 41. Chow: food&z7`G v H 42. To chow down: to eat留学签证|T O EFL G R E N3P k$y R a U$c 43. To lean up one’s act: to improve one’s behavior 44. Cleaned out: emptied b7p XH4X X:} 45. Clunker: an old and broken-down car寄托家园K8[Yg 46. A cold day in hell: never 47. To come off it: to stop talking nonsense bb s g e ne+K^9d H Tp 48. Comfy: popular abbreviation of the adjective “comfortable” 49. Cool: pleasurable, enjoyable 50. Cop: police officer G$X{K4S S 51. To corner like it’s on rails: sai of a car that can go around curves smoothly寄托家园H9s*w N3o u#v` 52. To cost an arm and a leg: to be extremely expensive bb s g e ne9vw*g1a5m#a*h6m/G 53. To count on: to depend on 54. To cut class: to be absent from class without permission/`)|x2_"J`F 55. To cut it: to be capable of doing something, to be successful0m/x? 56. Cut out for something: inherently capable of something 57. To be dead serious: to be extremely serious寄托家园s K&O6D W_w8y5O 58. To die: become inoperable; to expire, to pass away寄托家园3m m}^@dB, 59. Dive: infeior restaurant k6a2u+cL1K^ 60. Dough: money 61. To down something: to drink something 62. To be a drag: to be a bore寄托家园0D*F M p b O 63. To drag someone somewhere: to bring someone somewhere against his or her will bbs.gt e ne$y U0D Kq 64. To draw a blank: to forget suddenly w m H R7e R6R 65. To drive someone up a wall: to annoy someone greatly 66. To drop in: to arrive without notice留学签证|TO E F L G R E+k ZT L O5Z Z 67. Drop-dead gorgeous: very beautiful 68. To drown one’s sorrows: to cheer one up寄托家园7}g^*X M*P?"_ g 69. Dude: man, in general 70. To dump: to abndon or rid oneself of 71. Dweeb: moron, simpleton 72. To eat: to upset, to anger bbs g e n e*H+s U u1P \ gb 73. To eat someone out of house and home: to eat constantly in someone else’s house bbs g e n e cm$c3S%x D 74. To fall apart: to lose control of one’s emotions留学签证T O EF L|G R E+N*F W2}&g0k#B$a 75. To fall for: to be tricked into believing; to fall in love bbs g e n e)?f L?_(K 76. Fat chance: there is no possibility of that 77. To be fed up: to have tolerated all one can 78. Field day: a great time; complete self-indulgence留学签证T O EF L|G R E`F1]j* 79. Final: this is a very popular abbreviation for “final examination” which can also be contracted to “finalexam”.{4f Fh+^0U 80. Flake: an unreliable person 81. To flip: to go crazy; to go crazy with excitement M98o8]h 82. To fly off the handle: to become suddenly enraged bb s g e ne V q#s 83. Forget that noise: that’s an impossibility寄托家园8{v4S d10Y&Z 84. To fork out: to pay留学考试TO EF L G R E,G M AT E LTS S A T VI S A,文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SAa A_3W@(h&G U~a 85. To freak out: to lose control of one’s emotional state, to become very upset and irrational; tolose grasp of reality temporarily due to drugs~n F# sN P5 86. Freeloader: one who imposes upon another’s kindness or hospi t ality without sharing the cost and responsibility involved 87. Fresh out of something: totally depleted of something; to have recently left something b s g e n e x5d U&a Te86^ 88. Fries: a popular abbreviation of French fires bbs.g e ne W{ J*n WA Q@o 89. Gag me: that makes me sick留学考试TO E F L G R E G M AT ELT S S AT V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SA}8F O2z1u5q 90. To get a clue: to become aware 91. To get a kick: to enjoy very much留学考试TO E F L G R E G M A T EL T S,S AT V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SA`X sP#W w0X 92. To get a kick out of something: to enjoy greatly留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T EL T S SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SAN Zj a#O U b 93. To get all bent out of shape: be become very much 94. To get around: to commute; to go from one sexual partner to the other ZD~Y&Y^Y 95. To get away wi t h something: to succeed at doing something dishonest留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A]X 96. To get down: to let oneself be unrestrained an wild留学签证|TO E F L|G R E-h V~0x{+Kb3v 97. To get going: to leave 98. To get into something: to immerse oneself in something+Y` s4SE w 0Q 99. To get i t: to understand寄托家园 ?4R~8v s"q 100. To get off it: to stop talking nonsense; to change the subject 101. To get one: to annoy one留学签证|TO E F L G R EB6pI x6H5L C B P z.C x 102. Get out of here: you’re kidding; absolutely n ot 103. To get out of someone’s face: to leave someone alone留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A$c6oj v F Eq2B 104. To get someone: to seize someone w n JT8M v!} 105. To geive it a rest: to stop talking nonsense; to stop dwelling on something留学签证T O EF L|G R E g9~&ak$G%N*e 106. To give / len someone a hand: to offer someone assistance 107. To give someone a break: to do someone a favor寄托家园/J { w w xe p 108. To go for i t:to be courageous and do something 109. To go under the knife: to undergo surgery 110. Goings on: that which is happening 111. To grab a bi t e: to get something to eat quickly留学签证|TO E F L|G R E Q Fi~Vf D#x$9sa 112. To be gross: to be disgusting留学签证T O EF L|G R E{*z"m(j&Jh 113. To hand someone something: to give someone something Y y y~{S w?#w6b 114. Handle someone or something: to tolerate someone or something a"?M_*hc Z|n 115. To haul: to hurry; to drag or carry留学签证|T O EFL G R E9dE|+}u w0u_ 116. Not to have a clue: not to have the slightest idea bbs g e n et q w K B G X/h_ 117. To have a cow: to become angry and upset 118. To have one’s name on something: to be perfectly suited to someone 119. To heave: to vomit profusely 120. To go to hell in a handbasket / handbag: to deteriorate severely 121. To be history: to leave, to no longer exist 122. To hit the road: to leave 123. To hit the showers: to go to the shower facility a gymnasium bbs.g e ne zn aU K Y*G nr 124. To hit the stores: to enter the stores s KN yX(c8O 125. To hole it down: to be quiet 126. Honker: large nose bb s g e ne P{ 127. To hop in: to enter; to enter by jumping on one foot寄托家园LR q X4D7u 128. Horn: telephone 129. Hots for someone: to be interested sexually in someone 130. I hear ya: I agree with you 131. In a big way: severely 132. In no time flat: immediately e+vM s#E4U+u 133. In the raw: naked留学考试TO E F L G R E G M AT ELT S S AT V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SA%W8C n5D0Q E O$t. 134. To jinx someone or something: to curse someone or something: that which causes ba luck 135. John: wash room 136. To keep someone: to detain someone寄托家园q O Ja O h P*SY4^C 137. Kick: fad or craze: enjoyment 138. To kick someone out: to eject someone E x O q$E4G Wc E 139. Kid gloves: to be delicate and tactful 140. Killer: that which is very difficult 141. To kiss up to someone: to flatter somone in ordre to obatain something留学签证T O EF L|G R E6d^4]6G Q x X3N1u 142. To knock it off: to stop bb s g e ne%u Pj N 143. Laid back: calm 144. Lardo: fat person5r`$C m(a T}3O G 145. Last straw: the final act that one can tolerate 146. To have a lead foot: to have a tendency to drive fast%p")KG+x ?}R E 147. To lie like a rug: to tell enormous lies 148. Not to lift a finger: not be helpful, to be lazy 149. Line: an excuse; an oversued statement used to allure 150. Living soul: a person 151. To get a load: to observe O | A D T u 152. To be loaded: to be rich; to be drunk 153. Look what the cat dragged in: look what annoying person walked in bb s g e ne Pq G a W}-n yl 154. Lose it: to throw up; to go crazy 155. L ose it: to vomit; to let go suddenly of one’s mental faculties bbs g e n et u O H2}"o Q uF k/u 156. Lose one’s cool: to lose one’s temper 157. Lowdown: the whole story 158. To have it made in the shade: to have an easy time of something 159. To make i t in: to arrive to a particular destination bb s g e ne n AxyW a7v4C 160. To moonlight: to work a second job寄托家园W c^e A 161. To mouth off: to speak rudely 162. Nail the brakes: to apply the brakes suddenly 163. No pain no gain: without suffering, there is no growth 164. No way: absolutely not 165. Now you’re talkin: now you’re being sensible留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A v3u`d5@*W X s S 166. Number: outfit; a very attractive person E k%^3U6F B2L 167. Nuts: to be crazy#s x8B~B$m 168. Odds and ends: various insignificant items 169. Old man: father; boyfriend; husband寄托家园5cd&@T` O 170. On someone: paid for by someone; to harass someone 171. One-track mind: to have one’s thoughts permanently focused on one topic Y a6[R3Q~u#` 172. Out of it: to be in a daze b s gt e n e et%e4r x*b"_]_S 173. To pan: to critize brutally an element of the arts m}c%D6I E 174. To pick up: to purchase; to contract; to find someone for a sexual encounter 175. To polish off something: to eat something completely u L2@R6y m0n^ 176. Porker: one who eats like a pig; one who is fat 177. Pot belly: a fat stomach 178. To pull something: to succeed at doing something dishonest#X/2H&_ 179. To punch it: to accelerate quickly, to push the accelarator down to the floor in quick motion 180. To put it away: to put something in its place; to eat voraciously寄托家园H D R9R Z Ej 181. To pu t one’s finger on something: to determine the problem or cuase of something K(a v[*o d V\$L m h 182. To put someone up: to lodge someone 183. To put something on the back burner: to postpone something 184. To put up with: to tolerate寄托家园o5e2D2a*C T 185. To rag on someone: to harass someone留学考试TO E F L G R E G M A T EL T S,S AT V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SA]Q Wl e7F x#d+ $w 186. To raid the fridge: to attack the food in the refrigerator 187. Rarin’to go: invigorated and ready for action 188. To read someone the riot act: to reprimand someone c2Por9q+k gF} 189. Right off the bat: right from the beginning留学签证|TO E F L G R E y9}s K 190. Rip-off: thievery 191. Ripped: extrmely drunk 192. Ritzy: expensive and lavish 193. Rolling in it: rich bbs.g e n et8d s 194. To rub the wrong way: to irritate b s gt e n e+Q T$qX N Yi 195. To run a red light: to go through a red light留学签证|TO E FL G R E1}"V#v 196. To run into someone: to encounter someone unintentionally bbs.g e n e+C)^U Vo VY H E 197. To scarf out: to eat a lot\P;h O S( 198. To be a scream: to be hilarious 199. To have a screw loose: to be eccentric, to be sightly crazy 200. To screw up: to make a mistake, to blunder 201. To set foot in: to enter willingly; to enter a room by only one footstep 202. Set of skins: set of tires留学签证|TO EF L|G R E F Ww0h1Z Te E 203. Set of wheels: car 204. To shop till one drops: to shop until one has no more energy寄托家园D1B8A A Z~P4c 205. To show up: to arrive 206. Slammer: to put someont in jail 207. To sleep in: to sleep in past a usual wake-up time寄托家园|c0Q9p)n O P 208. Slop: inferior food留学考试T O EF L G R E,G M AT E L TS S A T VI S A,文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S AP2Z^n1@s6c~ 209. Smash hit: a tremendous success 210. Sneaking suspicion: feeling 211. So he lp me…: I swear 212. To soak: to overcharge bbs g e n e E u $Q N E1m&U 213. To sponge off someone: to borrow money from someone留学考试TO E FL G R E G M A T E L TS SA T V SA文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U S A o6~26`}{ A 214. To stay up till all hours of the right: to remain awake until early in the morning Jx D2Q U x 215. To stiff a waiter: not to leave a tip for waiter b s gt e n e R*9I G#z)Eu H 216. To stink: to be extremely unsatisfactory*y|G3e+xd Q4Q 217. Stone sober: completely sober bb s g e ne&@6b$^w[*oO s X 218. To stop in: to enter for a brief stay 219. To stop on a dime: to stop suddenly 220. To strip down: to undress寄托家园G4m}~8b ~2u m y 221. To strut one’s stuff: to show off one’s body 222. To stuff one’s face: to eat heartily~k1D T8Y_ 223. Sucker: a general term for any object or person; an extremely gullible person bb s g e ne W})E v^ s G 224. To sweat like a pig: to perspire profusely 225. To take a spin: to take a shor excursion in a car; to take a taxi 226. To take one’s mind off something: to remove one’s thoughts from a certain subject 227. Ticked off: angry 228. Tip someone off: to inform someone 229. Too rich for my blood: expensive寄托家园y hsWI\ W 230. To total: to destroy compeletely 231. To turn in: to go to bed留学考试T O EF L G R E,G M AT E LTS S A T VI S A,文书签证论坛出国申请美国英国欧洲加拿大U SA N2so g 232. To be a turn on: to be sexuallly exciting 233. Unable to stand someone or something: to be unable to tolerate someone or something寄托家园c0s3b}X x q;H 234. Up to something: in the process of dong something; in the process of doing something suspicious; to be in the mood; to be healthy enough to do something寄托家园2@4a Z%~L 235. To wash i t down: to drink in order to make something unpalatable go down easier; to follow up a meal wi t h either more food or drink留学签证|TO E F L|G R E q%S{z5Kg e 236. What’s eating you: what’s the matter with you A Cy*s q_6o 237. White lie: harmless untruth used to avoid confrontation 238. Whimp: weakling留学签证T O EF L|G R E& U U5?AJ-D 239. Wiped out: exhausted 240. Wuss: weakling O}%bG h0H/g+ 241. You can say that again: that’s very true 242. Zoned: dazed and senseless