杰夫的一天 第101期：休息 郵件和垃圾講解(3)

You get a bill for your electricity, for your phone, for your Internet access. 你會(huì)收到電費(fèi)、手機(jī)費(fèi)和網(wǎng)費(fèi)單。

You have to pay your bills. 你必須支付你的賬單。

Well, you should pay your bills; maybe you don't. 那個(gè)，你應(yīng)該支付你的賬單;或許你不支付。

"There are also several fliers for houses for sale in the area." “還有一些該區(qū)域的售房傳單。”

A flier, "flier," (the plural is fliers, with an "s") is an advertisement — it's an announcement or an advertisement. 傳單(flier)(復(fù)數(shù)形式是fliers，在單詞后面加“s”)是一種廣告——它是一種公告或宣傳。

Usually it's one or two pages — one or two pieces of paper. 它通常有一到兩頁(yè)——一到兩張紙。

Sometimes the advertisements, or the fliers, are folded up. 有時(shí)這種廣告或傳單是折疊起來(lái)的。

And, it's very popular for people who are selling houses to use fliers that they mail you or they put on your house — outside of your house. 而且，售房人員普遍使用傳單，他們要么通過(guò)郵件發(fā)給你要么放在你的房子外面。

These fliers are for houses that people are selling — "houses for sale in the area." 這些傳單是用來(lái)宣傳人們出售的房屋——“該區(qū)域待售的房屋。”

"I check the front stoop and see that there are no packages." “我查看了一下房子前面的門(mén)廊發(fā)現(xiàn)沒(méi)有包裹”。

"I check" — I look out at "the front stoop." “我查看”——我看了看房子前面的門(mén)廊。

A stoop, "stoop," is the stairs in front of your house. 門(mén)廊(stoop)是你房子前面的樓梯。

Often this word is used when we are talking about large buildings — apartment buildings or condominium buildings. 當(dāng)我們說(shuō)到大樓——公寓建筑時(shí)經(jīng)常使用這個(gè)單詞。