CollocationA2↩ 00:11
what's going on
what's going on
怎么了;最近怎么样
Hey superstar What s going on
嘿,大明星,最近怎么样?
Pronunciation↩ 00:11
going on
going 和 on 顺滑相连,别把两个词读成两截。
Hey superstar What s going on
嘿,大明星,最近怎么样?
Pronunciation↩ 00:14
I m well
I’m 快速弱读,well 承接主要重音。
I m well thanks How you doing
我挺好的,谢谢。你呢?
Pronunciation↩ 00:10
as always
as 与 always 连起来,s 音自然滑向后面的元音。
You looking wonderful as always
你还是一如既往地漂亮。
CollocationB1↩ 00:18
treat someone like ...
treat someone like ...
把某人当作……一样对待
Listen I m gonna treat him like he was my neighbor
听着,我会把他当自家邻居一样招待。
GrammarB1↩ 00:18
like he was my neighbor
like 比较从句:like 后接完整从句,表示“像他是我邻居那样”地对待他。
Listen I m gonna treat him like he was my neighbor
听着,我会把他当自家邻居一样招待。
Pronunciation↩ 00:18
I m gonna treat
I’m、gonna 快速弱读,重音落在 treat。
Listen I m gonna treat him like he was my neighbor
听着,我会把他当自家邻居一样招待。
CollocationA2↩ 00:20
take care of someone
take care of someone
照顾某人;把某人安排妥当
That s how good we gonna take care of you
我们会把你照顾得这么周到。
SlangB2↩ 00:24
jawn
费城万能代词——费城口语,熟人聊天用,正式场合避免。
Put extra peppers on that jawn both kinds
那份东西多加点辣椒,两种都要。
CollocationA2↩ 00:32
ask someone out
ask someone out
约某人出去;约会
That s cool I asked you out right
没事,我这是约你出来了,对吧?
CollocationB1↩ 00:59
have too much going on
have too much going on
手头事情太多
I got too much going on right now
我现在事情太多了。
CollocationB1↩ 01:03
open at a venue
open at a venue
在某场馆担任开场嘉宾
I m opening at Electric Factory next month
我下个月要在 Electric Factory 给人开场。
CollocationB1↩ 01:08
get one's start
get one's start
从这里起步;开始崭露头角
A lot of people got their start
很多人都是从那里起步的。
SlangB1↩ 01:13
wassup
太棒了;厉害——非正式赞叹,朋友间使用。
CollocationB1↩ 01:24
hearing loss
hearing loss
听力损失
I got progressive hearing loss
我的听力在逐渐衰退。
CollocationB1↩ 01:30
background noise
background noise
背景噪声;环境杂音
But I only need them in places with a lot of background noise
但只有在背景噪声很大的地方才需要戴它们。
CollocationA2↩ 01:42
get ready for something
get ready for something
为某事做准备
I m just getting ready for it
我只是提前做准备。
CollocationB1↩ 01:43
get used to something
get used to something
逐渐习惯某事物
Like I m getting used to these
就是慢慢习惯戴它们。
Pronunciation↩ 01:48
really can only
重读 really 和 only,突出“真的只记得”。
But I really can only remember bad words
但我真的只记得住脏话。
GrammarB1↩ 01:52
that aren t that useful
定语从句:that 引导修饰 ones 的从句,说明这些词并不太有用。
Ones that aren t that useful like
都是些不太有用的,比如……
SlangB2↩ 02:04
bullshit
胡扯;屁话——粗俗表达,熟人吐槽或发火时用。
Yeah this is bullshit
对,这就是胡扯。
Pronunciation↩ 02:09
like a boxer
a 弱读成 /ə/,like-a 几乎连成一拍。
You don t really seem like a boxer to me
你真的不太像拳击手。
CollocationA2↩ 02:12
be in shape
be in shape
身体状态好;身材健美
I mean you re in shape and all but
我是说,你身材挺好什么的,不过……
SlangB2↩ 02:18
square
老古板;不时髦的人——调侃某人循规蹈矩,可能带冒犯。
I m not saying you re a square or anything
我不是说你是个老古板什么的。
CollocationB1↩ 02:20
make someone want to do something
make someone want to do something
让某人想做某事
but I m just curious what made you wanna fight
我只是好奇,是什么让你想打拳。
GrammarB1↩ 02:20
what made you wanna fight
宾语从句:what 从句作 curious 的内容,语序保持陈述句语序。
but I m just curious what made you wanna fight
我只是好奇,是什么让你想打拳。
Pronunciation↩ 02:20
made you wanna
made you 易连成近似“梅朱”,wanna 轻快带过。
but I m just curious what made you wanna fight
我只是好奇,是什么让你想打拳。
SlangA2↩ 02:23
pop
爸爸——亲昵称呼,口语化,不用于正式介绍。
My pop was a fighter
我爸以前是拳击手。
CollocationA2↩ 02:28
something like that
something like that
差不多是这样
Something like that
差不多吧。
CollocationB1↩ 02:52
feel alive
feel alive
感到充满生命力
It makes me feel alive
唱歌让我感觉自己活着。
GrammarB2↩ 03:00
that you saw me at
介词后置定语从句:关系词省略了地点,at 留在句尾,意思是“你见过我的地方”。
That place that you saw me at Johnny Brenda s
就是你上次见我的那个地方,Johnny Brenda's。
SlangB1↩ 03:10
roll with you
跟你一起去——年轻人口语,表示同行或一起行动。
Can I roll with you
我能跟你一起去吗?
CollocationB1↩ 03:13
show someone some love
show someone some love
给某人支持或捧场
I wanna show up you know Show some love
我想去现场,你懂的,给你捧捧场。
CollocationB1↩ 03:19
think on something
think on something
考虑一下这件事
Let me think on it
让我考虑一下。