小D每日一句一周詳解(07.23~07.29)

07月23日:As always, she was late for school.和往常一樣,她上學(xué)又遲到了。

always:同平時(shí)一樣,作為通常情況
例如:He accepted it, grieved and snubbed as always.(他只得聽其自然,像平常一樣難過一陣,咕噥一陣。。)
? ? ? ? ? I suppose Jim will foot the bill, as always.(我想吉姆會(huì)像往常一樣付賬的。)

07月24日:He is like a bear with a sore head in the mornings.他早上通常脾氣很暴躁。

a bear with a sore head:暴躁,心情惡劣
例如:Do not talk to john this morning, he‘s like a bear with a sore head.(今天早上別跟約翰說話,他情緒極壞。)
? ? ? ? ? Jim was standing by her, looking as sulky as a bear with a sore head.(吉姆站在她身邊,滿面怒容。)

07月25日:How come you look so tired?你怎么看起來這么疲倦?

1.how come :怎么會(huì),為什么
例如:How come you to hear of it?(你怎么知道的?)
? ? ? ? ? How come he never got married?(為什么他不結(jié)婚?)

07月26日:A terrifying scream in the blackness of the night made my blood run cold.黑夜里一聲可怕的尖叫讓我毛骨悚然。

1.make sb's blood run cold使某人不寒而栗(毛骨悚然)
例如:The sight of the dead body make his blood run cold.(他看見尸體不禁毛骨悚然。)
? ? ? ? ? That story made my blood run cold.(那故事使我不寒而栗。)

07月27日:The semi-final of The Voice of Hujiang has started!非唱不可進(jìn)入復(fù)賽階段了!

-final:復(fù)賽,半決賽
例如:Our team has qualified for the semi-final.(我隊(duì)已有資格進(jìn)入半決賽。)
? ? ? ? ? We don't want to lose another semi-final to them.(我們不想在半決賽再次輸給他們。)

07月28日:We seem to run into each other often lately.我們最近好像經(jīng)常碰面。

into:偶然遇見;撞上,撞到;遭遇
例如:I used to run into him from time to time.(我過去時(shí)常碰上他。)
? ? ? ? ? The company had run into big problems with quality.(這公司在產(chǎn)品質(zhì)量上面臨很大的問題。)

07月29日:You’re a sight for sore eyes.你真是稀客。

for sore eyes?:悅目之物;令人高興的事;受歡迎的人
例如:Look, the guy walking to us is Robert. He's such a sight for sore eyes.(看,向我們走來的人是羅伯特,看到他總是讓人高興。)
? ? ? ? ? After having lived in a desert for five years, the green hills were a sight for sore eyes.在沙漠中住了五年后,綠色的山丘可真是賞心悅目。) ?

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