2024年4月20日发(作者：小米11青春版配置参数详情)

Start of something new

• I know that something has changed我知道有些事情改变了

• Never felt this way从未有过这种感觉

• And right here tonight在这个夜晚

• This could be the start Of something new这会是未有过的事物来了

• It feels so right To be here with you在这里与你一起感觉如此美好

• And now looking in your eyes此刻我看着你的眼睛

• I feel in my heart我感受到了我的心

• The start of something new未有过的事物来临了

英语成语典故讲解

• Heel of Achilles 唯一弱点；薄弱环节；要害 His Achilles heel was his pride--he

would get very angry if anyone criticized his work!

• of Troy 倾国倾城

She is the helen of troy of her city

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• 5 It's Greek to me．我不知道

• 这句话的直译是：对于我这是希腊语。自然是不明白的意思。

• 6 From China to Peru 飘洋过海

• 7 Do in Rome as Romans Do 入乡随俗

• 8 Carry Coals to Newcastle（把煤送到纽卡斯尔）多此一举

9 Bone of The Bone and Flesh of the Flesh

• 10 a wolf in sheep's clothing 批着羊皮的狼；貌善心恶的人

Gifts 阴谋害人的礼物；黄鼠狼拜年，不安好心

He is always buying you expensive clothes,I‘m afraid they are Greek gifts for you

4 To meet Waterloo 即将面临灭顶之灾

I think he is going to meet Waterloo.

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1.这并不省钱．It is not a real bargain.

2.帮倒忙．You are a big help!

3.你在吹牛．You are telling stories.

4.是呀！ Yeah, right!

委婉

1.我今天感觉不舒服．

I feel under the weather

today.

I’m not myself today.

2.她身受癌症／爱滋的折磨．

She suffers long

illness/social disease.

3.你看起来上了年纪．

You are advanced in age./You

look experienced./You are a

senior citizen.

4.你的内衣露出来了．

Your underwear is out.

 as blind as a bat 有眼无珠

 （像蝙蝠一样瞎）

 as busy as a bee 极忙碌

 （像蜜蜂一样忙碌）

as easy as a pie 极容易

 （像馅饼一样容易）

 as hungry as a hunter 非常饥饿

 （像猎人一样饥饿）

as poor as a church mouse 赤贫的（像教堂的老鼠一样穷）

与外国人自由交流的黄金

法则

golden rules for free communication with foreigners

• 1. weather is always a good topic to open a conversation.

• 2. first exchange some short sentences. don’t say too much in the beginning.

• 3. don’t comment on personal appearance.

• 4. don’t give unwanted advice.

• 5. smile while you’re talking.

• 6. give the other person a chance to respond to your question before asking

another question.

• 7. don't ask people questions about money,religion,or politics.

• 8. end your conversation ’t rush.

• 9. don’t give your name card until the end of the conversation.

• y,relax! it’s not a life-or-death ’s just a conversation.

• 1 A: Nice day, isn’ it?

• B: Yes. It’s perfect.

• 2 A: I love warm weather.

• B：Me, too.

• 3 A: So, where are you from?

• B: I’m from America.

• 4 A: That’s a beautiful country. You’re lucky to live there.

• B: Thanks. Have you been there?