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常用口语交际句子After you.(1) 用作进出门或进餐等场合请人先行的客套语,意为:你先请。如:A:After you. 你先请。B:No, please. 不,你先请。(2) 表示:你用完后请让我……(其后接介词with)。如:After you with the newspaper, please. 你看完报后请让我看。I couldn’t agree less表示完全不同意对方的观点或看法等,可译为:我一点也不同意;我完全不同意;我绝对不同意。如:A:Perhaps we can sell the house. 也许我们可以把房子卖掉。B:I couldn’t agree less. 我绝对不同意。A:The film is worth seeing twice. 这部电影值得看两遍。B:I couldn’t agree less. 我一点不同意。I couldn’t agree more.表示完全同意对方的观点或看法等,可译为:我完全同意;我举双后赞成;你说得很对。如:A:I think it’s a bad idea. 我想这不是个好主意。B:I couldn’t agree more. 你说得很对。Go ahead.(1)表示同意或允许,意为:说吧;做吧;开始吧;进行吧。如:A:Can I have the sports section? 我可以看体育版吗?B:Yeah, go ahead, I’ve read it. 可以,你看吧。我已看过了。A:Could I ask you a rather personal question? 我可以问你一个较私人的问题吗?B:Sure, go ahead. 可以,你问吧。Not at all.(1) 用来回答感谢,意为:不用谢;不客气。如:A:Thanks for helping me. 谢谢你帮助我。B:Not at all. I enjoyed it. 别客气,很高兴能帮你。(2) 用来回答道歉,意为:没关系。如:A:I’m sorry to keep you waiting. 对不起,让你久等了。B:Oh,not at all. I’ve been here only a few minutes. 哦,没关系,我也刚到几分钟。 (3)用来表示否定(是No的加强说法),意为:一点也不;完全不。如:A:Do you mind if I stay a little longer? 我再呆一会儿你介意吗?B:No, not at all.一点不介意。Believe it or not.当说话人要告诉对方一件意想不到的事或使对方感到惊奇的事时,用以强调自己所说之话的真实性,意为:信不信由你;不管你信不信;我说的是真的。如:I was already a university teacher, believe it or not, when I was only twenty. 信不信由你,我才20岁就已经是大学老师了。I asked my boss for a month’s holiday and, believe it or not, he agreed. 我向老板请一个月的假,信不信由你,他同意了。注:有时也说Would you believe it? / Believe or believe not。Mind your own business.表示:这不用你管! 你少管闲事! 这关你什么事? 如:A:What has he sent you in that parcel? 他在那包里给你寄来了什么?B:Mind your own business. 你少管闲事。注:此用法与None of your business 同义,两者常可换用。如:A:What do you do with your money? 你的钱用来干什么?B:None of your business. 这不用你管。You’ll catch it.表示:你会挨骂的;你会挨揍的。如:If the teacher sees you doing that, you’ll catch it. 要是老师发现你这样做,你会挨骂的。You’ll catch it, when your father finds you’ve been trampling over the flower beds. 要是你父亲发现你踩过花坛,你会挨揍的。Come on.(1) 表示请求、鼓励、劝说等,意为:来吧;行啦。如:Come on, Bill, you can tell me, I won’t tell anybody. 来吧,比尔,告诉我吧,我不会告诉别人的。(2) 用来催促别人快走或快做,意为:快点。如:Come
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