美国口语俚语大全

Nina

美国口语俚语（31）
1. Ed loves to give his sister a hard, just to make her mad.
: B4 g$ B. G( h埃德爱和他姐姐过不去，故意惹她生气。
2. goner无可救药的人
1 C  l7 \' Z* o8 l! `) dMark’s a goner. He didn’t finish his chores before going out.
麦克镇事无药可救，他日常工作没做完就出去了。
3. make a killing大有所获
He made a killing on that deal. I wish I had bought some shares.
那笔生意他大有所获。真希望我当初也加入了。
4. no sweat不麻烦，没问题
+ u0 _+ v, r7 K+ i* s! A7 ]9 _No sweat. I’ll have he report done for you in an hour.
没问题。我会在一小时之内让认为你做出这份报告。
4 n  y2 R0 ~" r5 C0 a5. pissed off生气
( r, Y; _, O$ R- _7 fI really pissed off at Harry. He took the credit for all my work.
- F: K! m* g1 D+ Q4 c+ B7 g* M$ z我对哈利真的很生气。我拼命工作他却坐享其成。

Nina

美国口语俚语（32）
1. on the up and up光明正大，诚实无欺
I checked out his story, he’s on the up and up.
: M$ o2 f' ?0 ]" m  Q我核实过他所讲的事情，他诚实可靠。
& H5 u( f# g4 W/ H2. uppity自命不凡
, A6 w  _- H8 S  rDon’t be so uppity. You don’t think we’re good enough for you?
不要那么自以为了不起。你难道认为我们配不上你吗？
3. up shit creek惨兮兮
% `$ T7 A8 ?3 @4 b. vIf Mom catches you smoking in the house, you’ll be up shit creek.
如果你在家里抽烟让妈妈逮到，你就惨了。
4. push comes to shove事态严重
& D; r! v3 @/ g. RWhen push comes to shove, only your true friends will still stand by you.
' R0 E( g" Z3 t7 n0 b0 p# R) \当事态严重时，只有真正的朋友还会支持你。
# \& k) f2 f1 K3 M% s5. push someone’s button惹火某人，激怒某人
Nobody makes me as mad as Dave does. He really knows how to push my buttons.
5 T' H$ }& O/ e# ^6 r# \没有人象戴夫那样惹我生气。他真知道怎样惹我发火。

Nina

美国口语俚语（33）
* f$ C6 _; R* |0 j) k1. all wet错误的
$ o( _& L, l4 \1 {" v% L; f9 h' h+ BI’m afraid your idea is all wet.
我想你的想法是完全不对的。
2. back off缓和，软化，减轻
9 S( a  l' M' u/ r# t2 L" o9 jThe city council had to back off from its criticism of the utility department.
市议会必须建勤对公用事业部门的批评。
3. as … as all get out …极了
+ Y/ n& O& Q' T% I& {: eMother is as mad as all get out.
0 I3 s0 n2 U6 q, M母亲气疯了。
$ Y0 v& l$ ?9 g: ?4. bent out of shape气坏了，大发雷霆
Mother is really bent out of shape because we came home so late last night.
因为我们昨天回去那么晚，所以母亲大发雷霆。
: W% c* y" F# g& R  C" I, H5. bar one只此一家，别无分号
This is the best ice cream anywhere in the state of Texas, bar one.
这是德克萨斯州最好的冰淇淋，别无分号。

Nina

美国口语俚语（34）
1. butter up对…说好话
" z% N* I7 v8 N, GMaybe if we butter up mother, she’ll let us go to the movies.
, k. ^$ L  b  d# `如果我们对妈说点好听的，也许她会让我们去看电影。
2. butt in插嘴，打岔
Amy loves to butt in and offer her advice even when it’s not wanted.
不管时机对不对，爱米都喜欢插嘴提供意见。
+ |8 M1 E4 K+ P2 n7 ]: e/ z/ u. x3. button one’s lip住口；闭嘴
Tell Cindy to button her lip or else she’ll be in big trouble.
) |/ U% K% t( [3 P告诉辛迪闭嘴，否则她就惨了。
, q9 o' A6 E" @# z! x6 P2 @4. buy time拖延时间
* n' o" T* Q! V  jI think we should try to buy more time.
# K1 X! U% w2 W3 q" ^8 Z) B我想我们应该设法拖延时间。
5 {, w! f: `4 Y' L1 K5 `5. chew someone out责骂某人；谴责某人
Follow the rules and you won’t get chewed out.
遵守规定你就不会挨骂。

Nina

美国口语俚语（35）
1. cheap shot下流手段
) e6 P: @8 P4 N7 D! ^The candidates ended up taking cheap shots at each other during the debate.
0 u, b! d, t% [: v# ?& X辩论中，候选人最后都用下流手段攻击对方。
" p$ j; a/ d9 z4 o7 t9 O9 K7 z/ Y2. on cloud line飘飘然（原以为在九重天上）
6 k4 q2 ~' P4 a. L( \6 l7 kDaphne was on cloud nine for days after Chip asked her to the prom.
7 V* e$ t% j' f棋谱邀请戴夫妮参加学校班级舞会，她兴奋了好几天。
- c& |3 T9 n+ k7 {* Q! ~0 Y3. cough it up（不情愿地）付钱
) e7 n& \" X, M" Y8 K; GCough it up. I know you have the twenty dollars.
付钱吧。我知道你有这二十美金的。
0 H/ q% e6 S3 U2 M4 o& Y2 S4 {4. corny陈词滥调，毫无新意
Fred’s jokes are always so corny.
弗雷德的笑话总是如此毫无新意。
5 f& B- O$ T# D2 j5. on the dot准时
He arrives on the dot. I was sure he’d be late.
& N+ k9 i2 L, a; p7 R他准时到了。我本以为他会迟到的。

Nina

美国口语俚语（36）
, B8 M1 q  ?  J. T* h1. fall for上当
We played a trick on him and he fell for it.
3 M* R4 r* I* v* Z! e; W5 [  N我们捉弄他，他上当了。
) [9 n& N3 R$ }- r7 c2. fiddle around玩弄
Don’t fiddle around with the television set. You’ll end up breaking it.
不要玩电视机。你会弄坏的。
+ o* V! ^, k# a# `# T  `3. half-baked肤浅的，半吊子
. Q! @3 Y* y: N; mHow do you come up with all these half-baked ideas? You should think them out more carefully.
  t9 G; d# R+ }& y& N% r你怎么会想出这些肤浅的主意的？你应该仔细的考虑考虑。
+ e% _/ B' o6 C3 h6 U2 O+ }4. goof up犯错，出岔子
! M# }" U- P( t/ j1 lDon’t goof up. This project is too important.
别出岔子。这个计划太重要了。
$ U1 t2 L. m. Y, E9 g5. play dirty用诈术
8 T3 W" r" {9 A/ EThe only way that Dan knows how to win is to play dirty. I’m going to vote for Brian instead.
$ p1 x. U% g' N" H8 b( p丹只会用诈术来赢。我要投布莱恩一票。

Nina

美国口语俚语（37）
1. potluck聚餐（各家带一道菜的聚餐方式）
& ^$ t* L6 F6 S% Z* iWe’re having a potluck Friday night, so bring a dish to pass.
$ {2 l& W* L# d' O2 u( q1 `星期五晚上我们要聚餐，带一道菜来参加吧！
8 h2 |: J. O5 F; j  c2. play games捣鬼
4 H$ }# J) Y; n+ K6 KDon’t play games with me, Jane. I’m on to your tricks and manipulations.
简，别跟我捣鬼。我对你的诡计呵手段一清二楚。
3. raw deal卑鄙的行为
What a raw deal! I deserve the promotion more than he does.
卑鄙！我比他更应该升职。
$ h0 T2 N- N' w% `5 g, ?4. stay out of不介入
; [+ |- q  c4 sI’m going to stay out of their argument.
我不打算介入他们的争执。
5. walk out on丢开不管
You can’t walk out on me. I really need your help.
. j7 O! y5 h( c你不能丢下我不管。我真的需要你的帮助。

Nina

美国口语俚语（38）
1. off-the-wall古怪的，离奇的
8 @5 D% a$ q* t4 pHe said some really off –the-wall things. Where does he come up with them?
0 v! Z; _$ p$ R1 K& u4 d2 B9 B他说了一些非常离奇的事。他从那里听来的？
2. on the right track走对路了
4 `9 ?) O0 K2 b: Y& v9 x1 Z' w( F, VIf you learn ten new sentences every day, you are on the right track to speaking fluent English.
/ ?1 X. W0 H5 S/ |3 i. w如果你每天坚持学是个句子，就有希望流利的说英语了。
3. on a roll顺利；手气、运气好
9 L$ L- V0 Z& y' c3 }" l7 QDon’t stop me now. I’m on a roll.
现在别叫我停，我手气正好。
  D. D6 U$ {: ]! S7 a4. funky蛮特别的
3 Z1 K, j% _/ oWe listened to some funky music.
我们听了一些蛮特别的音乐。
/ E6 i: C6 U( X( Q0 v5. phony假的
, i' ?' H$ ~5 OThat cupboard does not open, it’s a phony. It’s there for decoration.
那个柜子打不开，是假的。那是装饰用的。

Nina

美国口语俚语（39）
1. be asleep麻痹了
! i3 e. E0 C- k* c( F1 N" WMy foot’s asleep.
* a6 I& X# s. `- P1 D* u' b我的脚麻了。
2. not my day运气不佳
Everything is going wrong. This is really not my day!
0 v4 P) H2 r! A. K; }什么事儿都出错；我今天真是运气不佳！
" j- P% ?. k2 ~+ e' e  p: ^5 [4 L3. think back回想
5 X! l( v+ W* ], `! Q5 AThink back. It’s very important.
这很重要。你回想一下。
4. fly拉链
( m. X6 g, q7 N" D0 R- fYour fly is open.
( t$ U2 v: h& a% H# V+ X3 D* v8 J你的裤裆没关上。
5. quack庸医
4 F4 G0 `) z: ^3 x6.
) y+ {) c% u+ _. ^# R  O/ D5 Q" tYou quack!
你这庸医！

Nina

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$ q1 y! m  P. ]& U6 q  _1. get changed换衣服
I’ll get changed right away.
我马上穿好衣服来。
) B! {) N) G& Z! k0 n+ j+ ]% ~6 i6 p2. go with搭配，相称
This tie doesn’t go with my jacket.
这条领带和我的外衣不相称。
3. be terrible with无法记牢
I’m terrible with names.
我对任命的记性很差。（我也是如此，呵呵）
4. dog’s life悲惨的生活
0 M4 N/ t) |+ b$ a( ?& AHe’s leading a dog’s life.
他过着猪狗不如的生活。
5. fast buck容易得来的钱财
I heard he made a fast buck at the race track.
) K! S( K. s! R我听说他赌马发了横财。