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生活英语情景口语100主题0105
01.StagesofLife人生阶段
WordsStorm
adolescence
青春期
puberty
发育期
bringup
教育、抚养
strictupbringing
严厉的教育
career/occupation
职业
self-employed
自己经营
reachmiddleage
人到中年
uptight
紧张的,心情焦躁的
challenge
挑战
literature
文学
freelance（writer）
自由作家
fictionbook
小说
magazinearticle
期刊文章
strangeexperience
奇特的经历
independent
独立自主的
definitely
明确的
turning-point
转折点
divorce
离婚
quiteelderly
上了年纪
oldandgrey
头发花白
Dialogue1
Emma：
Youknow,Aiden,Idon’tknowmuchaboutyou.Wherewereyouborn?
Aiden：
IwasborninLondon,butIspentmostofmychildhoodinHongKong.
E:
Whatwasyourchildhoodlike?
A:
Ihadaprettystrictupbringing,andmyparentsandIwerealwaysfightingaboutit.
E:
Doyougetalongwithyourparentsnow?
A:
Ohsure.Oncetheyreachedmiddleage,theybecamealotlessuptight.
E:
Wheredidyougotouniversity?
A:
MyparentswantmetostayinHongKong,butIdecidedtogobacktoEngland.IgraduatedfromOxfordUniversitywithadegreeinEnglishLiterature.
E:
Whatisyourcurrentoccupation?
A:
I‘mafreelancewriter.Iwritemagazinearticlesandfictionbooks.
E:
Didyoualwaysknowthatyouwantedtobeawriter?
A:
No,Ididn’t.IwasanEnglishteacherforaboutfiveyears,butbythetimeIwas30,IdecidedIwantedafreshchallenge.
E:
Howdidyoustartwriting?
A:
Istartedwritingmagazinearticlesforfunandeventuallywasaskedtowriteabook,soIwasprettylucky.
E:
Areyouwritingabooknow?
A:
Yes,it’saboutagroupoffriendslivinginaforeigncountryandallthestrangeexperiencestheyhave.
E:
Soundsinteresting.
Dialogue2
A:
Whatwasthebiggestturningpointinyourlife?
E:
IguessIwouldsaythatwouldbemovingoutofmyparents’houseforthefirsttime.
A:
Really?
Whyisthat?
E:
AfterImovedoutofmyparents’home,Ibecamealotmoreindependent.
A:
Whatwouldyousaywasthelowestpointinyourlife?
E:
Thatwoulddefinitelybegettingadivorce.
A:
Whatwentwrong?
E:
Wejustweren’trightforeachother.
A:
Howlongwereyoumarried?
E:
Thatmarriageonlylastedaboutayear.
A:
Haveyouremarriedsincethen?
E:
Yes,IgotmarriedtoamanthatImetshortlyafterIdivorcedmyfirsthusband.
A:
Doyouthinkyou’llevergetadivorceagain?
E:
Ihopenot.Myfirstmarriagewasamistake,butthisoneisn’t.
A:
Howlonghaveyoubeenmarried?
E:
About15yearsnow.
A:
Doyouthinkyou’llstilllovehimwhenhe’soldandgrey?
E:
Ithinkso.Hopefullywe’llhavealongandhappylifetogether.
A:
I’msureyouwill.
02.FirstImpressions第一印象
WordsStorm
heightandbuild
身材体型
tallandslim
身材高挑
mediumheightandbuild
身材中等
stout
结实的、矮胖的
skinny
骨瘦嶙峋的
plump\chubby
丰满的、圆胖的
elegant
文雅端庄的
gorgeous
美艳的
ugly
丑陋的
plain
普通的
straight
直发
wavy
大波浪
curly
小卷发
dyedhair
染发
fairhair
金发
blond（e）
金发碧眼
bald\balding
秃头
partedinthemiddle
中分头
ponytail
马尾
long\shortplaits
长\短辫
noticeablefeature
明显特征
freckles
雀斑
piercedear
耳洞
tattoo
刺青纹身
angular
棱角分明的
scar
疤痕
beard
络腮胡子
moustache
上唇小胡子
contactlenses
隐形眼镜
birthmark
胎记
badskin
粗糙的皮肤
deepvoice
低沉的声音
lovelycomplexion
较好的面容
blinddate
相亲
athletic
运动型的、健美的
frightening
令人恐惧的
lip
嘴唇
gum
齿根、牙床
chin
下巴
transplant
移植
Halloween
万圣节、鬼节
mask
面具
Dialogue1
Madison:
Jacob,areyouinterestedinhelpingmeoutandgoingonablinddatewithafriendofmine?
J:
Thatdepends.Whatdoesshelooklike?
M:
Well,she’sgotabeautifulfaceandlongcurlyredhair.
J:
Howtallisshe?
M:
She’sfairlytall,maybe2inchestallerthanme.
J:
Isshechubby?
M:
Notatall.She’sactuallyveryathletic.
J:
Soundslikeshe’sprettygoodlooking.Doesshewearglasses?
M:
No,butshedoeswearcontactlenses.
J:
How’sherskin?
M:
She’sgotagorgeouscomplexionwithafewfrecklesonhernose.
J:
Doesshehaveanypiercingsortattoos?
M:
Ithinkshehasanear’spiercedandshedefinitelyhasafewtattoos:
oneonherlowerback,oneonherneck,andoneonherleftfoot.
J:
What’sthetattooonherfootlike?
M:
It’sabutterfly-everyoneinherfamilyhasone.
J:
Evenhermom?
M:
Yes,evenhermom.
J:
What’sherpersonalitylike.
M:
She’salotlikeme.
J:
Sothereissomethingwrongwithher!
Itwasbeginningtosoundlikeshewastoogoodtobetrue!
Dialogue2
J:
Didyouseetheguyonthefrontpageofthenewspaperthismorning?
M:
No,Ihaven’thadthechancetoreadthepaperyet.
J:
You’vegottoseeit.It’sanunbelievablepicture!
M:
What’ssointerestingaboutit?
J:
Well,thisguyfellasleeponthesofaandwhenhewokeup,halfhisfacehadbeenbittenoff!
M:
What?
Howdidthathappen?
J:
Theythinkhisdogwastryingtowakehimupandcouldn’t,soendedupbitinghiminhisface!
M:
Wow.Whatdidhisfacelooklikenow?
J:
Itlooksprettyfrightening.Hedoesn’thaveanylips,soallyoucanseearehisgumsandteeth.Mostofhisnoseandchinaremissingtoo.
M:
Whatdidhelooklikebeforehisdogbithisfaceoff?
J:
Hewasactuallyquitehandsome.Whatashame!
M:
What’shegoingtodonow?
J:
Itsaidthathe’shopingtogetafacetransplant,butuntilthen,he’slookingforwardtoHalloweensoheisn’ttheonlyonewearingamask.
03.GettingPersonal个性特征
WordsStorm
amusing
令人愉快的、有趣的
cheerful
开朗的
conservative
保守的
narrow-minded
小心眼的
sensitive
敏感的
sensible
明智的
stubborn
倔强的
fussy
小题大做的
generous
慷慨大方的
relaxedandeasy-going
随和的
aggressive
好斗的
arrogant
傲慢的
coward
胆小鬼
liar
说谎的人
moody
情绪化的
nosey
八卦的、爱打听的
selfish
自私的
vain
虚荣心强的
optimistic
乐观开朗的
pessimistic
悲观厌世的
coldandunfriendly
冷淡的、不友善的
horrible
可怕、讨厌的
mean
自私小气的
nasty
可恶的
abitdull
迟钝呆滞的
gossip
长舌妇
abitworkaholic
工作狂
sleetthroughone’salarm
睡过头
alarm
警告
search
搜寻
liveintheflatabove
住在楼上的
incredibly
不能相信地
weehours
凌晨
earplugs
耳塞
hell
地狱,苦境,阴间
bescaredof
害怕
bribe
贿赂
Dialogue1
Ava:
Areyoualright,Ethan?
Youdon’tseemtobeascheerfulasyounormallyare.
Ethan:
Tobehonest,Ava,I’vejusthadareallybadday.
A:
Whathappened?
E:
First,Isleptthroughmyalarmandendeduptwohourslatetowork.
A:
Whatdidyourbosssay?
E:
HetoldmeifIshoweduplateonemoretime,he’dfireme.He’ssomean!
A:
That’shorrible.Wasthatthefirsttimeyou’dshownuplatetowork?
E:
Thatwasmysecondtime.Thefirsttime,Iwasinacaraccident.
A:
IsyourbossChinese?
E:
No,he’sfromAustralia.BeforeImethim,IthoughtAustraliansweresupposedtoberelaxedandeasy-going.Ihadnoideahe’dbesofussyaboutthings.
A:
Whatareyougoingtodo?
E:
IthinkI’mgoingtolookforanotherjob.Ineedtofindabossthatisabitmoresensitiveandoptimisticthanmycurrentboss.
A:
Thatsoundslikeasensibleplan.Doyouwantmetohelpyouwithyourjobsearch?
E:
That’sverygenerousofyou.Thanksfortheoffer.
A:
Don’tmentionit.That’swhatfriendsfor!
Dialogue2
E:
Idon’tknowwhattodoaboutthepeoplewholiveintheflataboveme!
A:
Why?
Whataretheylike?
E:
They’reincrediblyselfish.They’realwaysupuntiltheweehoursofthenightplayingtheirmusicsoloudlythatIhavetowearearplugsinordertofallasleep!
A:
Haveyouevertalkedtothemaboutit?
E:
Itriedtointroducemyselftothemwhentheymovedin,buttheyweresoarrogantthatIdidn’twanttotalktothemagain!
A:
Whatdidtheysay?
E:
Theybothjusttalkabouthowgreattheyareallthetime.
A:
Theysoundliketheneighboursfromhell!
E:
Theyare!
Besidesbeingloudandarrogant,they’realsoterriblegossips.They’realwaystalkingabouteverybodyelseintheapartment.
A:
Ithoughtyoudidn’ttalktothemmuch.
E:
Idon’t,buttheytalksoloudlythatIcanhearwhatthey’retalkingaboutfrommybedroom-andit’snotverynice.
A:
Whatdotheotherpeopleinyourapartmentthinkaboutthem?
E:
Mostofmyotherneighboursarescaredofthem.
A:
Maybeyoushouldthinkaboutmoving.
E:
Ican’taffordtomoverightnow.
A:
Well,perhapsyoushouldhaveapartyandtrytogettoknowthembetter.Maybeonceyougettoknowthem,they’llturnouttobemoresensitive.
E:
Ithinkyou’rebeingabitoptimistic.Ifyoumetthem,you’dunderstand.
A:
Well,Idon’tknowwhatelseyoucoulddothen.Doyouthinkbribingthemwithchocolatewouldwork?
04.EveryPartofYourBodyCanSpeak
WordsStorm
ankle
脚踝
armpit
腋窝
bottom
臀部
chest
胸脯、胸部
elbow
臂肘
knee
膝盖
palm
手掌
stomach
胃
waist
腰
wrist
手腕
frown
皱眉
grin
露齿而笑
gum
牙龈
scalp
头皮
suck
吸、吮吸
wink
眨眼
wrinkle
皱纹
yawn
哈欠
kneel
跪下
lean
倾斜,倚靠,瘦的,贫乏的
tripover
绊倒
famished
极饥饿的
starve
饿得要死
gettingabitetoeat
随便吃点东西
hotpot
火锅
afterone’sownheart
完全符合自己的心意
spicy
辣的
dragone’sfeet
拖着脚走,迟缓误事,拖拉,不合作
tongue
舌头
authentic
可信的
apainintheneck
[美俚]讨厌的家伙
blame
责备
badblood
仇恨
takethecake
得奖,成为最佳者,（讽）坏到极点
promotion
晋升
grinandbearit
逆来顺受
haveatastefor
爱好,提出，想要
getintheway
妨碍
Dialogue1
Emily:
Idon’tknowaboutyou,butI’mfamished.Areyouinterestedingettingabitetoeat?
Ryan:
That’ssoundsgreat.I’mabsolutelystarving!
Whatkindoffoodareyouinthemoodfor?
E:
I’dlovesomethingspicy.MaybewecouldgetsomeSichuanhotpot.
R:
Youareawomanaftermyownheart.Idon’tknowmanypeoplewhocanhandlespicyfood.Areyousureyouareupforhotpot?
E:
Sure.IfIcould,Iwouldeathotpoteveryday!
R:
Ok,you’rereallyalleyeswhenitcomestotalkingaboutfood,aren’tyou?
E:
Well,let’sstopdraggingourfeetandfindaSichuanhotpotrestaurantfordinner!
R:
Letmethinkaboutitforaminute.Let’ssee…Ohthenameoftherestaurantisonthetipofmytongue!
Givemeasecondandit’llcometome.
E:
Well,haveyouthoughtaboutityet?
R:
No…
E:
Nev
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