雅思英语单词语法从此巧记不再背

he list goes on and on. This is a Bill for $5,000 for spa treatments. 清单没完没了。这是一张 5000 美元的水疗护理账单。 Thank you. That will be all. I'll take care of it. 谢谢你。就这些了。我会处理的。 Look at this one, sir，$8,000 were spent in one night at a place called Wild Things. 先生，看看这一项，在一个叫 “狂野之物” 的地方一晚就花了 8000 美元。 OK. I get it. Thank you for your very thorough...

Let's see. These numbers are off the charts. What's going on here? 咱们看看。这些数字高得离谱。这是怎么回事？ “off the charts” 是一个习语，字面意思是 “超出图表范围”，常用来形容某物的数量、程度等极高，远超平常或预期。在这个句子里，说话者对看到的数字感到惊讶，觉得它们不合理，所以询问原因。 OK, thank you. I'll look into it. 好的，谢谢你。我会调查此事。 这句话是常见的回应，表示说话者知晓对方提供的信息...

Boss: Ok，so now the last point on our agenda. Jill, let's go over the profit and loss statement. 老板：好的，现在到我们议程的最后一项了。吉尔，咱们来仔细看看利润表（损益表）吧。 Chief Financial Officer：Well, the main issue here ,as you can see, is that our expenses are through the roof. 财务总监：嗯，正如你们所见，这里的主要问题在于我们的开支高得离谱。

go over     through the roof   off the charts   expenditures   out of control 以下是这些单词和短语的含义及用法解释： go over 含义 ： 表示 “仔细检查；查看”，强调认真地审视某物以确保其准确、合适等。例如：Go over your homework before you hand it in.（在交作业之前仔细检查一下。） 还有 “复习；温习” 的意思，常用于学习方面。比如：We need to go over these lesso...

Husband：That's fine. Here is the list of all the things you need to get. Don't forget anything. And can you pick up a bottle of wine on your way home? Wife:I am back. Wow. The house looks really good. H: Can you set the table? W: Just a second. I'm just gonna vacuum this rug real fast. H: Don't turn it on.

husband: OK. Here's a list of chores we need to get done. I will do the dishes and get all the groceries for tonight. You can sweep and mop the floors. Oh, and the furniture needs to be dusted. wife: You know what? I have to pick something up at the mall, so why don't you clean the floors and I will go to the supermarket and get all the groceries.

Husband:Honey, the house is such a mess. I need you to help me tidy up a bit. My boss and her husband are coming over for dinner and the house needs to be spotless. Wife：I am in the middle of Something right now. I'll be there in a second. Husband:This can not wait. I need your help now. Wife:I am coming. 句子结构 主语 ：“I”，指代说话者，也就是发出需求的人，在给出的情境中是丈夫这一角色。 谓语动词...

Such a mess tidy up “Tidy up” is a phrasal verb in English that means to make a place or things neat and organized by putting them in order, cleaning up messes, or arranging them properly. Here are some examples to show how it's used: In reference to a room or area: I need to tidy up my bedroom before my parents come to visit. (Here, it implies cleaning the room, putting away clothes, making the b...

NeighbourA:Well, you will never guess what I saw this morning. A delivery truck pulled into his driveway, and it dropped off a long, rectangular box. It almost like a coffin. Neighbor B: You see, why would he? Armand: Hello, ladies. Neighbor B: Armand, you scared the heck out of me. This is my friend Doris. Armand:A pleasure to meet you. If you are not doing anything tonight, I like to have you bo...

Neighbor B： Actually, he's a bit strange. I don't know. I just gotta feeling about him. NeighbourA:Really? Why? Neighbor B:Well, yesterday I brought over a housewarming gift, but Armand started acting really weird. And then he practically kicked me out. I try to, sort of, peek into his house, but everything was so dark inside that I couldn't really get a good look.

NeighborA:I don't know if you heard, but someone moved into that old house down the road. NeighborB： I know. I met the owner of the house yesterday as he was moving in. He name is Armand. Neighbor A: Ready? What's he like? You have to fill me in.

Waiter: Good evening. My name is Fabio, I will be your waiter for tonight. May I take your order? Customer: No, I am still working on it.  This menu is not even in English. What’s good here? W: For you sir, I would recommend spaghetti and meatballs. C: Does it come with cook and fries? W: It comes with either soup or salad and a complimentary glass of wine, sir. C: I’ll go with the spaghetti...

I don't know if you heard 英英释义 phrase used to introduce a piece of information The phrase "I don't know if you heard" is commonly used as a way to introduce something that the speaker isn't sure whether the listener already knows or not. It's often used before sharing news, an update, or some other piece of information. For example: "I don't know if you heard, but they're planning to build a n...

Those people in front of us are making so much noise. it's so inconsiderate.  Don't worry about it. It's not such a big deal.  Oh, I can't hear a thing. Excuse me. Can you keep it down?  Sure. Sorry about that.  Someone's phone is ringing. honey, I think it's your phone. Did you forget to switch it off?  Oh, no, you're right. That's so embarrassing.  Do you mind keepi...