英語口語表達(dá)經(jīng)典句 英語口語表達(dá)經(jīng)典句整理分享

　　很多句子我們?nèi)粘？谡Z中就經(jīng)常用到，但是在英語表達(dá)中卻是不大一樣的，快來跟小編一起學(xué)習(xí)下吧~

　　1. 一根筋兒 one track-minded

　　別跟他較勁了。他一根筋兒，你還不知道?

　　Stop reasoning with him. Don’t you know he is one track-minded?

　　Example:

　　You feel chocked to work with those who are one track-minded.

　　A one track-minded person will not understand what you intend.

　　2.敗家子 a black sheep

　　這個(gè)敗家子，他幾乎毀了他爸爸的產(chǎn)業(yè)

　　This black sheep almost ruined his father’s business.

　　Example:

　　Joe is the black sheep of his family. He splashed nearly a hundred thousand U. S.

　　dollar in a few year.

　　Dick is a black sheep, always bringing trouble to his family.

　　Jimmy is the black sheep of his family.Apart from playing hookey, he is also

　　shoplifing a lot.

　　3.他那號(hào)人 people of his sort, people of his kind

　　你怎么知道我會(huì)變卦?我可不是那號(hào)人，整天喜怒無常，說變就變。

　　How could he think I would go back on my words? I am not his sort, who is fickle

　　and always blowing hot and cold.

　　我可不是你那號(hào)人，整天嘮嘮叨叨，總愛挑人的不是。

　　I am not your sort, who is always keeping harping on things and trying to find

　　fault with others.

　　干嗎懷疑她?她可不是你那號(hào)人，辦事總是偷偷摸摸的。

　　Why should you suspect her? She is not your sort, who is always doing things on the

　　sly.

　　我可不是你那號(hào)人，老愛占別人的便宜。

　　I’m not your sort, who always wants to get the best of others.

　　Dialogue:

　　Mary: I can’t believe I’m down and out. I have to pinch pennies.

　　John: You can turn to me when the chips are down.

　　Mary: I know... but...

　　John: Come on, Mary. I know you can always get out from under. But I’m always glad

　　to help.

　　Mary: Thank you all the same, John. But I think I can work things out and stand on

　　my own feet again.

　　4. 難對(duì)付的人 a tartar / a hard nut to crack

　　Want him to follow your order? No way! He’s a tartar -- a hard nut to crack.

　　Dialogue

　　John: I’d like you to meet my friend, Linda. She’s a very nice girl to know.

　　Mary: I ran into her the other day at the fruit market.

　　John: How did you like her?

　　Mary: She’s indeed swell. (她確實(shí)很棒)

　　John: That’s why we hit it off.(hit it off: easy to get along)

　　Mary: But I don’t like he boyfriend. He really turns me off.

　　John: You mean Jack?

　　Mary: Yeah. He’s a tartar. Each time I met him he would jump down my throat. I can’

　　t understand why Linda should love a man like him.

　　John: That’s what things are like. A nice girl usually married herself off to a

　　man whom other people dislike . I hope you wouldn’t marry a tartar like Jack.

　　5.大人物 a bigwig/ a bigshot

　　Mr. Li is one of the bigwigs in this district. Nobody dares to take his offense.

　　6. 令人掃興的人 a wet blanket

　　She’s a real a wet blanket. She started quarreling with Li Ling when everyone of

　　us was in high spirits.

　　7.馬屁精 an apple-polisher

　　她真是個(gè)馬匹精，整天圍著老板眉來眼去的。

　　She’s a real apple-polisher for the way she’s crawling around the boss and making

　　eyes at him.

　　8.鄉(xiāng)巴佬 a hayseed

　　She insisted that she would not marry herself off to a hayseed, no matter how rich

　　he was.

　　9.當(dāng)二把手 play second fiddle

　　I feel it worth playing second fiddle to Mr. Wang. He’s so capable.

　　10.嘴甜的人 be honey-lipped

　　她的嘴特別甜，可會(huì)見什么人說什么話了。

　　She’s so honey-lipped that she knows how to tailor her words to please the ears of

　　different people.

　　不能翻譯成：sweet-mouthed

　　11. 老古董 a stick-in-the-mud

　　You may regard my husband as a stick-in-the-mud, but on my part I like his

　　personality of that kind.

　　12. 掃帚星 a jinx

　　She’s said to be a jinx, who would bring bad luck to whoever she marries.

　　13. 外粗內(nèi)秀的人 a rough diamond

　　She’s a rough diamond. Although she seems to be careless, she does everything tip-

　　top.

　　14.海量 have a hollow leg

　　你想罐醉他?他可是海量，從來沒醉過。

　　Want to drink him under the table? Well... you can never do. He’s got a hollow

　　leg, you know.

　　15. 不分上下 be neck and neck

　　The two teams have been playing for two hours, and yet, they are still neck and

　　neck in their scores.

　　16. 絞盡腦汁 to rack one’s brain

　　He had racked his brain, but hadn’t been able to work out the answer to the

　　problem.

　　17. 真了不起 really something

　　他真了不起，竟然一個(gè)人對(duì)付了那么多的對(duì)手。

　　He overwelmed so many of his opponents alone. He’s really something.

　　18.曇花一現(xiàn) a flash in the pan

　　那個(gè)歌星也只是曇花一現(xiàn)，出了幾張唱片就銷聲匿跡了。

　　That singer was only a flash in the pan. He disappeared into the air after having

　　made one or two records.

　　Dialogue:

　　Tom: People said that the singer was a knowout. She was pretty and her performance

　　brought the house down.

　　Sue: But the hit was only a flash in the pan. Her fame as a good singer didn’t

　　last long.

　　Tom: Why was that?

　　Sue: There are many one-day stars like her. They all disppear into thin air.

　　Tom: But that shouldn’t be the case with her. She seems to have all the making for

　　a star.

　　Sue：That’s the way of life.

　　19.一竅不通 not know beans about something

　　How can you let him into the business of selling life insurance? He doesn’t know

　　beans about insurance business at all.

　　Example:

　　這是他第一次到中國(guó)來。他對(duì)中國(guó)的文化和風(fēng)土人情一竅不通。

　　This is his first visit in China. He doesn’t know beans about Chinese culture and

　　their way of life.

　　20.寡不敵眾 be outnumbered

　　她很勇敢，但終因寡不敵眾，被那幫人打暈過去。

　　The girl was brave enough, but as being ournumbered, she was finally knocked into

　　the middle of next week by the gang.

　　快去跟小伙伴一起學(xué)起來吧~