Pronunciation↩ 00:03
he s a
he’s 的 s 和 a 都弱读,三个词容易压成一拍。
Yeah he s a fuckin kid
对,他就是个他妈的孩子。
SlangB2↩ 00:03
fuckin
他妈的;该死的——粗俗的强调语,正式场合禁用。
Yeah he s a fuckin kid
对,他就是个他妈的孩子。
CollocationB1↩ 00:05
be supposed to do something
be supposed to do something
按理应该;本来应该
He s supposed to be stupid
他本来就该傻乎乎的。
CollocationB1↩ 00:13
get outta here
get outta here
走开;滚开
SlangA2↩ 00:13
outta
out of 的口语形式——只用于快速口语,书面语写 out of。
Pronunciation↩ 00:59
going outside
going 的尾音自然滑向 outside,别在两个词间停顿。
we have to stop them from going outside
我们得拦住他们,不能让他们出去。
GrammarB1↩ 01:12
don t you
反意疑问句:前面陈述后用否定短问句确认对方同意,意为“你知道的,对吧”。
You know that don t you
你知道这一点,对吧?
Pronunciation↩ 01:24
what the hell
the 弱读成 /ðə/,what-the-hell 要一口气带出。
Ollie what the hell were those tentacles
奥利,那些触手他妈的到底连着什么?
CollocationB1↩ 01:43
deal with something
deal with something
处理某事
I need to deal with something first
我得先处理点事。
GrammarB1↩ 01:48
let Billy see me like this
使役结构:let 后接人和动词原形,表示允许或让某人做某事。
I can t let Billy see me like this he s scared enough
我不能让比利看到我这个样子,他已经够害怕了。
CollocationB1↩ 01:51
keep someone distracted
keep someone distracted
让某人分心
Just give me a minute keep him distracted
给我一分钟,让他分散一下注意力。
CollocationB1↩ 02:05
make excuses
make excuses
找借口
I mean I ain t making excuses I m just saying
我是说,我不是在找借口,我只是说……
SlangB1↩ 02:05
ain t
不是;没有——非标准口语,带随意或地域色彩。
I mean I ain t making excuses I m just saying
我是说,我不是在找借口,我只是说……
GrammarB2↩ 02:09
how it went down
宾语从句:how 引导的从句作 say 的宾语,说明“事情如何发生”。
We don t need to say how it went down
我们不必说事情具体是怎么发生的,
CollocationB2↩ 02:10
be in deep shit
be in deep shit
陷入大麻烦
不是字面污物,而是处境极糟。
or anything like that but we re in the deep shit here
或类似的细节,但我们现在麻烦大了,
CollocationB1↩ 02:15
out-of-towners
out-of-towners
外地人
What about the out of towners
那外地人呢?
SlangB2↩ 02:21
windbag
话痨;吹牛的人——贬义口语,指说得多却没内容的人。
CollocationB2↩ 02:25
be on the bench
be on the bench
出任法官
这里 bench 指法官席。
That fella could be on the bench one day
那家伙说不定哪天能当法官。
CollocationB2↩ 03:53
take someone for something
take someone for something
把某人当成某种人
I mean what do you take me for
你们把我当什么人了?
CollocationB1↩ 04:01
make someone look like something
make someone look like something
让某人看起来像傻瓜
to try to make me look like an idiot
想把我弄得像个傻瓜。
CollocationB1↩ 04:19
go far enough
go far enough
已经闹够了
has gone far enough
已经开过头了。
CollocationB2↩ 04:26
payback for something
payback for something
对某事的报复
This is payback for the lawsuit
这是为了那场诉讼报复
CollocationB1↩ 04:28
back someone up
back someone up
支持某人;替某人撑腰
and you guys are backing him up
你们还帮着他一起演。
SlangB2↩ 04:38
hick
乡巴佬——带偏见的地域侮辱语,不要随便使用。
Watch who you re calling a hick
说谁是乡巴佬呢?
GrammarB2↩ 04:44
are ya
反意疑问句:肯定形式 are ya 接在否定陈述后,口语中用来挑衅或确认态度。
You re not too crazy about out of towners are ya
你不太待见外地人,是吧?
CollocationB1↩ 04:51
talk behind someone's back
talk behind someone's back
在某人背后议论
and I ve seen you talking behind my back
而且我还见过你在背后说我。
SlangA2↩ 04:57
y all
你们——you all 的口语形式,常见于美国南方。
How y all stick together
你们全都抱成一团。
CollocationB2↩ 05:06
set someone straight
set someone straight
让某人认清事实
Well thanks for setting me straight
好吧,谢谢你让我认清你们的真面目。
CollocationB2↩ 05:17
be at stake
be at stake
处于危险中;攸关成败
Lives are at stake around here
这里可是人命关天。
Pronunciation↩ 05:21
head out of
out of 中 of 弱读,head-out-of 连得很快。
Brent please get your head out of your ass
布伦特,求你清醒一点。
GrammarB1↩ 05:52
that you need to hear
定语从句:that 从句修饰 something,说明“有一件你们需要听的事”。
There s something that you need to hear
有件事你们必须听听,
GrammarB2↩ 06:02
what you people think you re doing
嵌套宾语从句:what 从句中又嵌入 think 从句,整体作 know 的宾语。
I don t know what you people think you re doing
我不知道你们这些人以为自己在干什么,
SlangA2↩ 06:07
gonna
going to——高频口语缩略,正式写作使用 going to。
Look I m gonna be taking down names
听着,我要把你们的名字都记下来,
Pronunciation↩ 06:14
shut the fuck
重读 shut、fuck,the 弱读,突出命令和怒气。
And in the meantime shut the fuck up and listen
同时给我他妈的闭嘴听着!
Pronunciation↩ 06:34
what this mist
what 和 mist 承担信息重音,this 轻带过去。
Now I don t know what this mist is
我不知道这场雾是什么,
SlangA2↩ 06:44
kinda
kind of——口语缩略,表示种类或程度。
CollocationB1↩ 07:12
drag someone off
drag someone off
把某人拖走
I mean dragged him off
我是说,把他拖走了。
CollocationB2↩ 07:43
from the look of it
from the look of it
看样子;从表面看来
And from the look of it
看样子
CollocationB1↩ 07:46
take someone's word for it
take someone's word for it
相信某人的话
All right Bud don t take our word for it
好吧,巴德,别光听我们说。