第一篇：口語外教：老外聊天時經(jīng)常用的25個英語習(xí)語

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1.step up your game 有更好的表現(xiàn)

If you want to win this competition, you’ll have to step up your game.如果你想贏得這場比賽，你必須得有更好的表現(xiàn)。

2.you rock 你真棒

Thanks for the tickets, Rob.You rock!

羅布，謝謝你提供的票。你真厲害!

3.cut sb some slack 給(某人)方便;對(某人)網(wǎng)開一面

his wife's just had a baby.-對他就網(wǎng)開一面吧——他妻子剛生小孩。

4.come out swinging 開始相互攻擊

After a day off, Hillary and Trump this morning again launched another hard week of campaigning, and they both came out swinging.休息了一天后，希拉里和特朗普今早又開始了為期一周的艱苦競

www.tmdps.cn 選旅程，兩人又開始互掐。

5.go up in flames 毀于一旦，受到重創(chuàng)

His career went up in flames when he was jailed for theft.他因為偷盜坐牢后事業(yè)受到了重創(chuàng)。

6.pull yourself together 恢復(fù)鎮(zhèn)定;控制自己

I understand you’ve had a bad day, but pull yourself together and get on with your job, will you?

我知道你這一天過得很糟，但你一定要振作起來，工作還得繼續(xù)，不是嗎?

7.crunch time 關(guān)鍵時刻

I’m not getting enough sleep these days.It’s crunch time at work.我最近睡眠不夠。正趕上工作的關(guān)鍵時期。

8.once in a blue moon 少有地

My sister lives in Alaska, so I only see her once in a blue moon.我姐姐住在阿拉斯加，所以我很少去看她。

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9.tar sb with the same brush 認為……是一丘之貉

Because they worked so closely in the same department, John was tarred with the same brush as Tim.由于在同一個部門工作，關(guān)系又非常密切，約翰被認為跟蒂姆是一路人。

10.hang in there 堅持住;挺住

Work can get tough in the middle of a term but hang in there and it'll be OK.到了學(xué)期中間功課會變得很難，但堅持下去就會好的。

11.shoot from the hip 魯莽行動(或講話)

Miss Lee, I have to apologize for shooting from the hip and yelling at you for losing the papers.I was in a big hurry and forgot I left them right here in my drawer.李小姐，我必須向你道歉。我由于找不到文件而對你發(fā)火太魯莽了。當(dāng)時我實在著急，忘了是我自己把文件放在這兒抽屜里的。

12.be a catch 值得追求的人，宜婚對象

John is taking me out tonight.He’s such a catch, I hope he’ll propose.約翰今晚帶我出去了。他是個靠譜的結(jié)婚對象，我希望他能向我 www.tmdps.cn 求婚。

13.running on fumes 非常疲憊，就快熬不住了

I’m sorry, but I’ve got to go home now.I haven’t slept for twenty hours and I’m running on fumes.抱歉，我現(xiàn)在得回家。我已經(jīng)有20個小時沒睡了，快熬不住了。

14.sell(sb)out 背叛；出賣

French farmers feel they've been sold out by their government in the negotiations.法國農(nóng)場主感到在談判中他們被政府出賣了。

15.sell sb(on sth)說服某人(做某事)

OK, you’ve sold me.I’ll go with you.好吧，你說服我了。我跟你一起去。

16.blow sb away 使(某人)大為驚訝;令(某人)非常高興

The ending will blow you away.結(jié)局會讓你無比驚喜。

17.blow smoke 蒙人，騙人，放煙霧彈

I’m not blowing smoke.I have honestly read War and Peace

www.tmdps.cn by Tolstoy.我沒騙你，我真的讀過托爾斯泰的《戰(zhàn)爭與和平》。

18.couldn't care less(表示強調(diào))一點也不在乎

I think I've caught a cold.我覺得有點不舒服——可能是感冒了。

22.a stone's throw 很短的距離，擲石之遙

The cottage is just a stone's throw from the sea.小屋離海只有一箭之遙。

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23.hear(sth)on/through the grapevine

從傳聞中聽說;通過道聽途說獲悉;聽小道消息知道

I heard on the grapevine that he was leavingyou have decide whose side you're on.你不能再騎墻觀望了——你必須決定支持誰。

25.take sth with a pinch of salt 對……半信半疑，對……有所懷疑

You have to take everything she says with a pinch of salt, she does tend to exaggerate.你不能完全相信她的話，她總是喜歡夸大其詞。

第二篇：實用口語教你如何跟老外聊天（精選）

實用口語教你如何跟老外聊天

今天凱撒國際英語的小編教您如何跟外國朋友聊天。如果你不了解外國人的文化習(xí)慣，那么你們可能聊天不會太愉快，如果你看完這篇文章，你會恍然大悟，原來和老外交朋友也是很容易的事。好啦，開始學(xué)習(xí)吧！

首先，電影、餐廳、公眾事件、假期和電視節(jié)目（films, restaurants, public events, vacations and TV shows）這幾個都是西方人樂于聊的東西，用它們作為聊天話題絕對沒錯，不用擔(dān)心觸到雷區(qū)~~此外，傳說中外國人很喜歡談?wù)摰奶鞖庖彩强梢阅脕懋?dāng)話題的，不過有些人會覺得有點無聊就是了。

其次大家要了解，西方人還蠻喜歡給朋友建議的，所以如果你拿某件事兒來問他們，他們會很樂意給你答案的喲~~比方說：

Do you know if anything good is playing at the cinema right now?

你知道影院里現(xiàn)在有上映什么好電影嗎？（“電影院”英國人說cinema，美國人則說movie theater）

I really want to find a good Italian restaurant;any suggestions? 我很想找到一家好的意大利餐館，你有什么推薦嗎？

I saw an advertisement on TV last night for that new show, Prison Break.Have you seen it?

昨晚我在電視里看到那部新劇《越獄》的廣告，你看到了嗎？

3.最后，要想把談話繼續(xù)下去，最好的辦法就是多問問題啦！

比如你問，“Do you know any good Italian restaurants?”（你知道什么吃意大利菜的好地方嗎？）對方卻回答，“No, sorry—I don't really like Italian food.”（對不起我不知道，其實我不太喜歡吃意大利菜……）那你可以接著問，“Oh, ok.What kind of food do you usually go out for then?”（哦~~那你一般出去吃哪種菜呢？）這樣就能比較順利地把話題繼續(xù)下去哦！

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第三篇：老外教英語（定稿）

老外教英語

隨著改革開放的不斷深入，來華的外國人也越來越多，這為我們練習(xí)外語提供了很大的便利。比如在一些城市的外語角，往往有外國人受到邀請或者自愿前去和中國外語愛好者練習(xí)口語。我們學(xué)習(xí)外語口語的人一定要利用好這樣的機會，鍛煉自己的語言應(yīng)用能力。可是有的初學(xué)者往往不知道如何和外國人交談。這里我就自己的體會和認識談一談。

第一，要有一個不卑不亢的態(tài)度。我們長期閉關(guān)鎖國，形成了一種特別的心理定勢，對待外國人或者卑躬屈膝，或者無端地傲慢，而不是把他們也作為和自己相等的人來看待。盡管我國開放已經(jīng)二十多年，但是這種心理積淀還沒有完全清除。所以有的人一見到外國人，就自覺低人一等，腿肚子發(fā)軟，這是要不得的。但同時我們也要防止敵視外國人的心理。不要認為所有的外國人都是敵人。作為個體的外國人也有好，有壞，和我們自己一樣。

第二，要有開口說話和提問題的膽量。要認識到外語不是自己的母語，說不好是自然的事情，說得一點沒有毛病才是不自然的，所以不要害怕犯錯誤。一般情況下，犯外語錯誤是不會受到惡意的譏笑的。另外如果遇見了自己不能表達的現(xiàn)象，可以提出問題，問一下對方正確的表達方法。一般都會得到很好的答復(fù)。

第三，要有備而談。盡管自由如水是好的談話的一個特征，但是學(xué)習(xí)外語的交談卻應(yīng)該受到良好的控制。因為我們用外語交談往往最大的障礙一般來自詞匯，所以如果任其所之，那么自己往往會陷入迷茫的境地，因為對方說的很多詞匯你可能沒有聽到過。所以最好在談話之前自己準(zhǔn)備一下，見到老外談些什么，這方面的詞匯有哪些，如何控制話題等等。當(dāng)然，這樣做有的時候是有一定難度的，但它的效果卻非常好。另外，話題準(zhǔn)備應(yīng)該不限于一個，以免談話僵持。

第四，學(xué)習(xí)一些必要的文化背景知識。雖然說入鄉(xiāng)隨俗，外國人到了中國應(yīng)該遵從中國的主流文化，但是他們一些基本的禁忌還是應(yīng)該為我們所了解的。比如初次見面不要過問屬于隱私性的問題等等。這樣在交談中才不至于出現(xiàn)尷尬的局面。

要把跟老外學(xué)英語是一件有趣的事情，如果真的想快速提高英語口語，可以去伯瑞英語找外教一對一的學(xué)習(xí)，學(xué)習(xí)效果很明顯，同樣也是跟老外學(xué)英語，這種一對一的視頻方式省時又方便，而且效果也受到很多人的認可。

第四篇：和老外聊天的地道口語（共）

和老外聊天的地道口語第1期:人生若只如初見

Steve: Mary, how was your date with john? Mary: it's ok.It seems we have a lot in common.S: oh, really.That is great news.What does he look like? M: he is tall and slim, fair-haired.S: sounds like he is pretty cute.What do you think of him? M: he is a nice guy and very considerate.I was impressed with how smart he was and he has a great sense of humor.S: oh, it's love at first sight.When will you see each other again? M: he didn't say, but he said he would call me.S: maybe he is busy with his work.Just wait and try not to think about it too much!M: oh, steve.Stop it!I am a bit nervous!What if he doesn't call? S: come on, Mary, you're a total catch.I bet he will call you.Don't worry.M: thank you, Steve.You're always so encouraging.S: that's what friends are for.參考翻譯：

瑪麗,你和約翰的約會怎么樣? 還可以.我們好像很投緣.真的嗎?太好了.他長的怎么樣? 他身材高挑,金黃色的頭發(fā).聽起來長的很帥,那你對她印象怎么樣啊? 人不錯,非常體貼,知識淵博,又很幽默.啊,看來你是一見鐘情了,下次什么時候見面? 他沒說,不過他說會給我打電話.也許他現(xiàn)在工作比較忙,等等吧,別太想人家啊!哎,蘇珊,人家本來就很緊張了.如果他不大電話怎么辦呢? 別擔(dān)心,瑪麗,你這么討人喜歡,我保證他會打電話的,別擔(dān)心.謝謝你,史蒂夫,你總是不斷鼓勵我.別說這些,我們是朋友嘛.日積月累：

I love meeting interesting new people when I travel.我喜歡在旅途中結(jié)識有趣的人。Richard is very easy-going.理查德很隨和。

Susan is in her late sixties, but she is aging well.蘇珊快70歲了，但她保養(yǎng)的很好。You look yourger than your age.你看上去比實際年齡小。

He is young, handsome and successful.他英俊瀟灑，年輕有為。She's a total fox.她真性感。

和老外聊天的地道口語第2期:初遇相識

S: you know, Mary, I feel we meet somewhere before.Where were you born? M: I was born in Beijing, but I spent most of my childhood in London.S: what was your childhood like? M: I had a pretty strict upbringing, and my parents taught at an university so they have extremely high expectations for me.S: where did you go to university? M: my parents wanted me to stay in Beijing, but I decided to go back to England.I graduated from University of Newcastle upon Tyne with a degree in Cross Culture Communication.S: what is your current occupation? M: I am a journalist.I write for China Daily.S: did you know that you wanted to be a journalist right after your graduation? M: no, I didn’t.I started working at a university in London but as time went by, I found I did not really like my job.I decided to explore other fields.Journalism is great fit for me as well as a challenge.S: do you like your current job? M: yes, I came to Beijing two years ago looking for new opportunities.I was lucky because my friend introduced me to my current company.參考譯文：

瑪麗，你知道嗎，我覺得好像在哪兒見過你，你是在哪里出生的？ 我在北京出生，后來去了倫敦。你的童年生活怎么樣？

我小時候家教特別嚴(yán)，我父母以前是大學(xué)老師，對我期望特別高。你在哪里上的大學(xué)？ 我父母想讓我留在北京，可是我決定回英國。后來我從紐卡斯?fàn)柎髮W(xué)畢業(yè)并且拿到了跨文化交流專業(yè)的學(xué)位。

那你現(xiàn)在做什么工作呢？

我做記者，在《中國日報》工作。那你一畢業(yè)就知道自己相當(dāng)記者嗎？

沒有。我最初在倫敦一所大學(xué)教書，顆后來我覺得自己并不喜歡當(dāng)老師。于是就決定嘗試一下其它領(lǐng)域。新聞工作對我來說不失為一種新的嘗試和挑戰(zhàn)。那你喜歡你現(xiàn)在的工作嗎？

是的，兩年前我來到北京，希望找到新的機會。當(dāng)時很幸運，一個朋友介紹我進了現(xiàn)在的公司。

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She is well-endowed.她長得很豐滿。

I like girls with long hair.我喜歡長發(fā)飄飄的女孩。

She has an out-going personality.她性格很外向。

She is a tall, slim woman with lovely smile.她個子高挑，笑起來很甜。

She is somewhere between 25 and 30 years old.她快30歲了。She is a total doll.她長的真美。

She has a lovely character.她很可愛。

和老外聊天的地道口語第3期:與愛相約

I: I wonder what he looks like.Oh, I can't wait to see him!His email said he'd be wearing a white hat.(looking around for him)oh, there he is.L: hey, Isabelle…

I: Logan!Why on earth are you hiding here? White hat!Come on!Don't tell me you're the guy!It can't be true.L: yes, I am the guy.I: what a bummer!You set me up? L: let me explain.I didn't mean to hurt you… I: how dare you!(starts to walk off)L: hang on a second.Hear me out, just this once, Isabella!I: why did you lie to me in the email? L: I didn't lie.You just didn't ask me my real name.I: I should have known it was you.No wonder all the 20 questions were answered correctly.I thought I might have found the one for me.L: I'm sorry.It was cruel of me.But I promise it will never happen again? Look, there's a nice restaurant.Let me take you to dinner and we can talk thigns over.參考譯文：

我真想知道他長得什么樣，真想馬上見到他。他在電子郵件里說他會戴白帽子。(四下張望)啊，他在那兒。嗨，伊莎貝拉…

洛根!?你躲在這兒干什么？白帽子？天啊！別告訴我你就是那個人！…沒錯，我就是。無聊！那我當(dāng)猴耍嗎？

你聽我解釋，不是有意的的。你竟敢騙我!(就要離開)等一下，聽我說完，伊莎貝拉，就這一次。你為什么在郵件里騙我？

我沒有，是你沒問我的真實姓名。

我早知道應(yīng)該是你。怪不得20個問題你全答對了。我還以為自己找到了知己。

對不起，是我不好。我發(fā)誓絕不會有第二次。看，那個餐廳看上去不錯。走，我請你吃飯，然后慢慢給你解釋。日積月累：

He is my prince charming.他是我的白馬王子。

Jack has fallen head over heels in love with Jane.杰克迷上了簡。

He is always on my mind.他總在我的腦海中盤旋。

She's so lovesick she can't even eat.她飽受相思之苦，茶飯不思。

和老外聊天的地道口語第4期:我可以請你跳舞嗎? L: The band is pretty good.How do you like the music? I: it's very nice.I haven't heard live music in a while.This is fun.L: well, then, may I invite you for the next dance? I: of course.But I'm afraid I'm not much of a dancer… L: don't worry.I'm not much of a dancer myself.I: you're dancing so well.L: you dance beautifully too.I: when did you learn to dance? L: in college.But I don't dance very often.What's your favourite dance? I: it's hard to say.It depends.But I love the waltz.L: how about tango? I: oh, I like it.It's such a beautiful dance, but I can't do it well.What about you? L: Tango is my favorite.Anything but hip-hop or the foxtort.(the music has stopped)I: thank you for the dance.L: my pleasure.Let's go and have a drink.I: ok.參考譯文：

樂隊不錯啊。你喜歡這支曲子嗎？

挺喜歡的。我很久沒在現(xiàn)場聽過音樂了，感覺很不錯。好吧，那我可以請你跳下一支舞嗎？ 當(dāng)然，但是我不怎么會跳舞。別擔(dān)心。我也不怎么會跳。你跳的真好。你跳的也不錯。

你什么時候?qū)W的跳舞。

大學(xué)時候?qū)W的。不過我很久沒跳了。順便問一下，你最喜歡什么舞？ 很難說，看情況吧。不過我比較喜歡華爾茲舞。那探戈呢？

也喜歡。探戈舞很美，不過我不怎么會跳。你呢？

我最喜歡跳探戈舞。都還行，除了街舞和狐步舞。(音樂停了)謝謝你請我跳舞。

不客氣。我們喝一杯怎么樣？ 好的。

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I'm crazy about her.我瘋狂地愛上她了。Jack really turns me on.杰克很讓我著迷.Andrew has a crush on me.But jane likes john.安德魯愛上了簡,可是簡卻迷上了約翰.My girlfriend dumpped me.I am so sad because she is a total babe!我的女朋友把我甩了.我太難過了,因為她是個大美人.There are plenty of fish in the sea.天涯何處無芳草.band 樂隊 fun 有趣的事 college大學(xué)

favorite 最喜歡的 waltz 華爾茲舞 tango 探戈舞 hip-hop 街舞 foxtrot 狐步舞

live music 現(xiàn)場音樂 in a while 一段時間 not much of a 不太好的 it depends 那得看情況

和老外聊天的地道口語第5期:網(wǎng)絡(luò)情緣

L: you are dressed to kill.You look gorgeous, Alexander.A: thanks.This is my power suit.I have a dinner date tonight.L: how did you meet each other? A: she's a friend of Amy.We met at Amy's birthday party.L: is this your first date? A: yes.I hope it pans out.Cross your fingers, Lily.L: sure it will.Oh, no, it's seven fifteen already.I'm going to be late for my date.A: oh…so you buried the hatchet with Steven?

L: absolutely not!He's a cheater.I will never talk to him again.I'm over with him.He's history!A: then who will you meet tonight? L: a guy I met on the internet three month ago.A: really? Are you sure this is a good idea? L: please don't be so fussy!I didn't just meet him yesterday.A: I know, but remember to meet in a public place and don't give out your personal information.參考譯文：

盛裝打扮啊！亞歷山大，你看上去帥呆了！謝謝，這是我的’權(quán)力套裝’,我今晚有約。你們怎么認識的？

她是艾米的一個朋友。我們在艾米的生日晚會上認識的。這是你第一次約會嗎？

是的，我希望一切順利。祝我成功吧，莉莉。

當(dāng)然，你一定會成功的。哎呀，已經(jīng)7點15分了，我約會遲到了。咦……難道你和斯蒂文和好了？

怎么可能！他是個騙子。我再也不會搭理他了。我和他已經(jīng)結(jié)束了，他是過去時了。那你今晚見誰呢？

一個三個月錢在網(wǎng)上認識的人。是嗎？這可以嗎？

別這么大驚小怪的!我又不是昨天才認識他的。

我知道，但是記著在公共場合和他見面。別把你的個人信息給他。

日積月累：

I sign on to the internet everyday.我們天都掛在網(wǎng)上.I need to change my password.我需要修改我的密碼.When I don't feel like talking to certain people online I pretend that I'm offline.如果我不想和某些人聊天,我就會假裝離線.Dial-up is too slow so I use wireless broadband.撥號上網(wǎng)太慢,我用無線寬帶上網(wǎng).和老外聊天的地道口語第6期:網(wǎng)戀究竟可不可靠 A: hey, Lily, what are you doing? L: waiting for someone.A: you mean the boy you met on MSN? L: you're right.He is so funny and I think I'm in love with him.A: you must be joking.You can't fall in love with someone you've never met!L: I know,but I keep thinking of him every day.And I get really depressed when he's not online.A: I think it's just a crush.You can't be serious.L: well, this might be silly.But I just can't get him off my mind.And I can't help missing him.A: did you tell him? L: yes.He said I'm his dream girl.A: you shouldn't take it too seriously.It might be a lie.L: I know.I can't tell whether he's serious or not so I need your advice.A: I think you should enlarge your circle of real life friends, and then the right person will come along.嗨，莉莉，你在干什么呢？ 等某人現(xiàn)身呢。

你是說你在msn上認識的那個人嗎？ 對，他很有趣，我想我已經(jīng)愛上他了。

你在開玩笑吧，你從來沒見過他，怎么會愛上他呢？

我知道，但是我每天不停地像他。他不在網(wǎng)上時，我就很沮喪。我想你這只是一時迷戀。你不會是認真的吧？ 也許這有點傻，但是我滿腦子都是他。我不停想他。那你告訴他了嗎？

告訴了，他說我正是他想找的女孩。你別太當(dāng)真了。也許他在騙你。

我知道。我就是不知道他是不是認真的，所以才需要你的意見。我覺得你應(yīng)該擴大現(xiàn)實生活中的朋友圈，那合適的人一定會出現(xiàn)的。Depressed 沮喪的 Online 在線的 Crush 迷戀 Enlarge 擴大

Fall in love with sb.愛上某人 Think of 想起

Can't help doing sth 情不自禁 Dream girlfriend 理想的女朋友 Take sth seriously 認真對待某事 Circle of friends 朋友圈 Come along 出現(xiàn) It's just a crush.這只是一時迷戀.You can't fall in love with someone you've never met!你從來沒見過他，怎么會愛上他呢？

Remember to meet in a public place and don't give out your personal information.記得在公共場合見面，別把個人信息給他。

I have a webcam on my computer so I can see my friends on the internet while chatting with them.我的電腦上裝了攝像頭，這樣我就可以和朋友視頻聊天了。和老外聊天的地道口語第7期:職場戀歌

C: What's the problem, Nada? You look down in the dumps.N: I don't know.My life is a big mess.Everything is so compliceted.C: come on, nothin can be that bad.N: but promise me, you'll keep it a secret.C: ok, I promise.So what's troubling you so much? N: I've fallen in love with my boss.C: really? Is he married? N: no, of course not.He is still single.C: then what's your problem? N: I try to keep it to myself.But there is a lot of gossip about us.C: oh, I see.Office romance tends to be the subject of gossip.N: worse still, he is trying to avoid me these days.C: office romance is very tricky.N: it gives me a lot of pressure and I feel depressed.C: cheer up, Nada.You'll be fine.娜達,怎么了？你看上去怎么悶悶不樂的？ 我也不知道。我的生活一團糟。怎么這么復(fù)雜？ 到底怎么了？沒什么大不了的。但你要發(fā)誓，替我保守秘密。

好吧，我發(fā)誓。那到底什么讓你這么煩心呢？ 我喜歡上我們老板了。是嗎？那他結(jié)婚了？

沒有，當(dāng)然沒有。他還是單身。那你愁什么呢？

我本想埋在心里，誰也不說。但是公司里傳的沸沸揚揚的。啊，明白了。辦公室戀情總會引起閑言碎語的。更糟糕的是，他這兩天在極力躲避我。辦公室戀情很難處理的。我感到很有壓力，心情很郁悶。

娜達，別這樣，高興點。一切都會過去的。Mess 雜亂

Complicated 復(fù)雜的 Promise 像某人承諾 Trouble 使某人痛苦 Single 單身的 Subject 主題 Gossip 閑言碎語 Avoid 躲避 Smell 察覺 Pressure 壓力

Down in the dumps 抑郁的 Keep it a secret 保守秘密 Tend to 趨于 Worse still 更壞地 Tricky 難處理 Cheer up 高興點

Relationships with co-workers can especially tempting because, more and more, people have no time to socialize.因為越來越多的人沒有時間參加社交活動,所以和同事談戀愛日益受到青睞.It it not surprising that romance springs up at the office.辦公室戀情不足為奇.The office romance turned out to be a disaster.這段辦公室戀情只是一時沖動，帶來了嚴(yán)重的后果。

和老外聊天的地道口語第8期:我很想追她!C: how's it going? N: I'm in a good mood today, actually.How about you? C: to be honest, I'm a bit fed up.N: what's wrong? C: there's a girl in my company that I really like but I always get shy when she is around.N: I see!Do you want to ask her out?

C: sure, but how? N: you can ask her out for drink after work.C: but for what reasons? She doesn't even know who I am.N: then you've got a lot of homework to do.You need to get her notice first.C: easier said than done.N: you can start by meeting her at the bus stop and saying hello to her.C: but I always get tongue-tied when I see her.N: that's something you need to overcome.Men should make the first move as most of girls perfer being chased.C: I see.I'll try.N: good luck!

最近怎么樣？

事實上，我今天心情很好，你呢？ 說實話，我有點煩。怎么了？

我很喜歡我們公司的一個女孩，但是我一看見她就不好意思。這樣啊，你想約她出去嗎？ 當(dāng)然啦，但是怎么約啊？ 你可以約她下班后一起喝東西。但是找什么理由啊？她都不知道我是誰。那你要做的事情可就多了，你要先引起她的注意。說起來容易。

你可以先在公交車站偶遇她，然后和她搭訕。但是我一見到她，就不知道說什么。那你一定要克服這個毛病。男士要主動，女孩子喜歡被追啊。知道了。我試試吧。祝你好運。Shy 羞怯的

Homework 準(zhǔn)備工作 Notice 注意 Overcome 克服 Chase 追求 Mood 心情

Be in a good mood 心情很好 To be honest 說實話 Be fed up 厭煩的

In one's presence 當(dāng)著某人的面 Bus stop 公交站 Tongue-tied 張口結(jié)舌的 Make the first move 主動出擊

Office romance, if handled well, can lead to a successful relationship.If not, it can end up ruining one's career.辦公室戀情，如果處理得好，可能會發(fā)展為戀愛關(guān)系。處理不當(dāng)，則可能會斷送一個人的職業(yè)生涯。

They kept their relationship under wraps for a long time.他們秘密交往了好長一段時間。

We preferred to keep it a secret until we are ready to walk down the aisle.我們更希望保守這個秘密，直到兩個人準(zhǔn)備結(jié)婚再公開。Office romance is often the subject of gossip.辦公室戀情常會引起閑言碎語。Rumors creat a lot of pressure.流言蜚語給人們造成很大壓力.

第五篇：外教口語考試

(1)>>Look forward to ,---make out,----eat out----bring back--get away(2)>>Talk out come along – run down come apart

(5)>>Drop off – get away-

come down-

come out--hold on warm up

(6)>>Ask out – ring back – drop off – get through – clear off –put off--run down(7)>>Warm up – take off – come apart – bring backget on-show off--get away—come along--head off 1.Look forward to:

to feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen.① I am looking forward to the weekend.② we are really looking forward to seeing you again.2.Make out:

① to be able to see or hear sth or sb ,usually with difficulity.I could hear voices but I could not make out what they were saying.② Understand sth ,especially sth has happened.I can not make out what he wants.③ Understand why sb behaves as they do

Jack is behaving very strangely at the moment.I just can not make him out 3.eat out:

to eat a meal in a restaurant, not at home.Do you feel like eating out tonight? 4.bring back:

① to make sb remember or think about sth from the past.The photographs brought back my happy memories.② To return with sth for sb

I brought a T-shirt back for Mark.5.get away:

① to succeed to leaving a place or a person.I will not be able to get away from the office at 7.② To go somewhere to have a holiday, especially because you need to rest

We are hoping to get away for a few days at Easter.（復(fù)活節(jié)）1.Talk out:

① to persuade sb not to do sth.My sister wants to leave college but my parents are trying to talk her out of it.② To discuss sth thoroughly in order to make a decision, solve a problem.You should always talk out your problems with someone you trust.2.put forward:

① to state an idea or opinion so that it can be considered or dissussed

They put forward some new ideas on the subject

② To change the date or time of an event so that it happens earlier than planned

We have put the meeting forward by one hour.3.get on:

① to continue doing sth, especially work.I am trying to get on with my work.② If two or more people get on, they like each other and are friendly to each other.Jim and Anne get on really well.4.show off:

① to try to make people admire your abilities or achievements in a way which other find annoying.He is just showing off because that girl he likes is here.② To make sb look attractive, by showing their best features

That dress could show off her figure.5.clear off:

① to leave a place quickly.He just cleared off without saying goodbye.② Remove from sight.He cleared off the dust from the chair and sat down in it.people

6.go on:

① to continue doing sth.He said nothing but just went on working.② To talk in an annoying way about sth for a long time.She does go on sometimes.她有時就是愛嘮叨！

1.Look down:

① to think that sb is less important than you, or to think that sth is not good enough for you to use.Never look down on yourself.② To see sth under your sight.Oh ,here it is, please look down.2.Set up:

① to start a company or organization.She took out a bank loan and set up on her own.② To arrange for sth to happen

I have set up a meeting for Friday.3.blow up:

① to fill sth with air

The boy is blowing up a balloon.② To suddenly become very angry.My mother blew up at me when I told her that news.4.ring back:

① to return a call they made to you.I will ask Tom to ring you back when he gets in.② To telephone sb again, for example they were not there when you called earlier.He is not here now----could you ring back later?

quality

5.take off:

① to leave the ground and begin to fly.The plane took off one hour late.② To remove sth, especially sth you are wearing.Today is very hot, so I take off my coat.6.tear down:

to destroy a building or other structure because it is not being used or it is not wanted any more ① The old cinema was torn down and replaced by a restaurant.② Tear down your labels.撕下你身上的標(biāo)簽

1.Playing at:

① if you ask what sb is playing at, you ask what they are doing, in a way which shows that you are surprised and angry.I tried asking her what she was playing at but she just burst into tears.② To do sth without being serious about it or putting much effort into it.His parents are so rich that he can play at being a businessman 2.slip off:

① to leave a place quietly so that other people do not notice you going.Let us try and slip off before the meeting finishes and go for a drink.② To slide out of your hand The plates in her hands were slipped off to the ground.3.hit back:

to criticize or attack sb who criticized or attacked you.In a TV interview she hit back at her critics.4.come along:

① to arrive at a place

Many people bought tickets for the concert, but few came along.② To improve or develop in a way that you want.Your French has come along a lot recently.5.run down:

① to criticize sb or sth in an unkind way.He is always running her down in front of other people.② To make sth lose power or stop working.If you leave your headlights on you will soon run down the battery.6.Look after:

① to take care of sb or sth by doing what is needed to keep them well

Who is going to look after the dog?

② To make sure that things happen to sb’s advantage

He is good at looking after his own interests.7.come apart:

to break into pieces The book just came apart in my hands.1.Drop off:

① to become fewer or less.Interest in the book began to drop off.② To take sb to a place that they want to go to, deliver sth to a place, usually in a car often when you are going somewhere place.I dropped off the package at her house.2.come down:

① to break and fall to the ground

The ceiling came down with a terrific crash.② To get an illness that is not very serious.I think I am coming down with flu.3.Come out:

① to be removed from sth by washing or cleaning(of dirt or mark)These stains won’t come out of my dress.② To be known(of news or truth)The full story came out at the trial.4.hold on:

① to wait for a short time Hold on a minute while I get my breath back.② To survive in a difficult or dangerous situation.They managed to hold on until help arrived.5.talk into:

to persuade sb to do sth

① She tried to talk him into adopting her plan.② Please talk into the microphone.6.Warm up:

① to heat previously cooked food again for eating.Please warm up this milk over the stove.② To prepare for physical exercise or a performance by doing gentle exercise The players are warming up before the game.1.Ask out:

to invite sb to go out with you, especially as a way of starting a romantic relationship.① I want to ask her out, but it's easier said than done.② The officer asked out when he was 60.這名官員60歲時引退了 2.get through:

① to manage to talk to sb on the telephone

I tried to phone her but I couldn’t get through.② To succeed in making sb understand or believe sth I explained once again, but I still couldn't get through to him.3.put off:

① to decide or arrange to do sth at a later time.The meeting will be put off until Friday

② To cancle a meeting or an arrangement that you have made with sb We've invited friends to supper and it's too late to put them off now.4.head off:

① to start a journey or leave a place.We should head off at about six tomorrow.② To get in front of sb in order to make them turn back or change direction The running thief was headed off by the police.5.Lift off:

to leave the ground and rise into the air

① The spaceship will lift off from the launching pad at 7 am.② It's difficult to lift off the cover of the box.很難揭開這個箱子的蓋子