时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:美语三级跳


英语课

Professor: Christine and Kevin are dating, and today is Christine's birthday. Kevin bought himself a $1,000 suit so that he would look good for their special date, but then only had $20 left to spend on Christine's present. He has come to her apartment to give it to her.


这件礼物肯定是Kevin去折扣店买的便宜货。我估计,这次之后,他女朋友一定不会再理他了!


Professor: Well, let's listen and find out.


[Doorbell rings]


Christine: Wow, Kevin, you look amazing! What a nice suit! Is it new?


Kevin: That's right baby, it was a big sacrifice on my part because it cost $1,000, but I was willing 1 to do it for you because I know you want your boyfriend to look good.


Christine: Hmm ... so you did something nice for me by spending $1,000 on yourself? That's an interesting way of looking at it ... But never mind, let's go out for our dinner date.


Kevin: Wait a minute! Before we go out you should open your present. Something tells me you're going to want to wear it to the restaurant.


Christine: Alright!


Kevin居然还敢把自己花1000块买衣服的事拿来炫耀,可怜的Christine,一定以为自己收到的是一份超级大礼。


[Christine opens her gift]


Christine: Umm ... Kevin, what size do you think I wear?


Kevin: Well you know, I wasn't sure so I just kind of guessed. I didn't worry about getting the size exactly right because you look so great in everything.


Christine: Well do you think I'm really fat? This shirt is an extra-extra-extra large. This shirt would never fit me.


Kevin: Yeah, but that's why it was such a steal! They couldn't find anybody to buy it, so they had to lower 2 the price to $8. But don't worry, I think baggy 3 clothing is really popular right now.


Christine: I don't think I would call this clothing. This looks like a sail for a sailboat.


啊?Kevin花8块钱给Christine买了件没人要的超超超大号衬衫!Christine说,这哪是衣服,简直就是船帆!可Kevin居然还说,自己是捡了个大便宜!


Professor: That sounds more like a rip-off to me.


Christine: Alright Kevin ... thank you for such a lovely shirt ... But hey, it looks like you got me some really nice pants! Wow, are these Prada? Thanks!


Kevin: No problem. You know I spare no expense when I'm buying you things, right Christine?


Christine: Oh, you're the best boyfriend a girl ... wait a minute, one leg of these pants is longer than the other. Kevin, did you get me a pair of defective 4 pants for my birthday?


Kevin: Well you don't think I could afford a real pair of designer 5 pants, do you? A regular pair of designer pants would have put me back like $100. These pants cost only $11.


啊?没想到,除了抹布衬衫,Kevin还准备了其它烂礼物!


Professor: Yes, he bought a pair of designer pants, but they were defective.


对啊,虽然是designer pants - 名牌裤子,但却是defective - 残次品!裤腿不一边长!Professor Bowman, Kevin还说put him back, 这是什么意思呢?


Professor: To "put you back" means 6 to cost you. For example, an expensive sports car will put me back $50,000.


哦,put you back意思就是 "花多少钱”。好,到现在为止,Kevin的预算 - 20块,已经花出去19块了,剩下1块钱,不知道他还买了什么恶心的礼物!


Christine: Alright Kevin, there better be something really good at the bottom of this box. Otherwise you're going to be single in about 30 seconds.


Kevin: Don't worry, take a look.


Christine: Hmm ...oh wow! This is such a cute hat. It totally makes up for all your other bad presents ... wait, there's a hole in it!


Kevin: But it's just a little hole! It was so cheap because somebody returned it and I thought ...


Christine: You got me a used hat? Well, Kevin, I hope you really like that suit, because you're going to need it to find a new girlfriend! (slap in the face)


Professor: Ouch! It seems like Christine got really mad!


那可不!要我说,Kevin是自作自受。


 



1 willing
adj.愿意的,自愿的,乐意的,心甘情愿的
  • We never lack food and clothing if we're willing to work.如果我们愿意工作,就不会缺吃少穿。
  • He's quite willing to pay the price I ask.他很愿意照我的要价付钱。
2 lower
adj.较低的;地位较低的,低等的;低年级的;下游的;vt.放下,降下,放低;减低
  • Society is divided into upper,middle and lower classes.社会分为上层、中层和下层阶级。
  • This price is his minimum;he refuses to lower it any further.这个价格是他开的最低价,他拒绝再作任何降价。
3 baggy
adj.膨胀如袋的,宽松下垂的
  • My T-shirt went all baggy in the wash.我的T恤越洗越大了。
  • Baggy pants are meant to be stylish,not offensive.松松垮垮的裤子意味着时髦,而不是无礼。
4 defective
adj.有毛病的,有问题的,有瑕疵的
  • The firm had received bad publicity over a defective product. 该公司因为一件次品而受到媒体攻击。
  • If the goods prove defective, the customer has the right to compensation. 如果货品证明有缺陷, 顾客有权索赔。
5 designer
n.设计者,制图者
  • Carolyne is a fashion designer.卡罗琳是一名时装设计师。
  • He was a set designer.他是一个布景设计者。
6 means
n.方法,手段,折中点,物质财富
  • That man used artful means to find out secrets.那人使用狡猾的手段获取机密。
  • We must get it done by some means or other.我们总得想办法把它干完。
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