雅思口語之140條非正式場合可用的俚語(91-120)

　　91 money 保持高水平，非常棒的意思

　　Yao Ming is money.

　　92 hard headed： stubborn 頑固，固執(zhí)

　　93 drained： exhausted 非常累

　　You are full of energy. But I'm drained， I'm going to sleep.

　　94 wired 一 精力充沛。

　　After the next cup of coffee， I think I'm going to be pretty wired.

　　to be connected to something， such as being wired into the Internet， or being wired into a discussion.

　　95 kick back 休息，和某人一起玩

　　It's a good time to just kick back and relax.

　　96 one track mind 意思是腦子里光想一件事

　　Geez， you have such a one track mind sometimes.

　　97 ticked off 為了什么事情生氣

　　Crossing the streets in New York and Washington is dangerous. But getting ticked off about it won't do you any good.

　　98 close call 差一點(diǎn)沒發(fā)生的倒霉的事，或是差一點(diǎn)完不成的該做的事

　　99 goof off (年輕人)一些無聊的事開玩笑

　　No more goofing off!

　　100. poop ——To defecate 拉屎

　　昨天Fox臺(tái)the 55th Emmy Awards Ceremony上，就有人說pooped his pants

　　101. liplock 接吻 Madonna 和 Britney 那個(gè)French kiss大家都看見了吧

　　102. snoozer： something tedious or boring 使人打瞌睡的東西

　　103. sour-puss： A habitually gloomy or sullen person 撲克臉

　　104 toss-up： even chance 原意為拋硬幣，引申為“對(duì)半開的機(jī)會(huì)”

　　It is a toss-up whether he will win or lose.

　　105 pratfall： a comedy fall upon one's buttocks 屁蹲兒 Adelyn

　　105a pick-up line： a prepared opening line of conversation intended to get someone interested in having a causal sexual relationship.

　　不知道中文里面又沒有對(duì)應(yīng)的詞，我頭一回聽說這個(gè)詞是看Will & Grace， Grace抱回一只小狗結(jié)果Will著了魔，吃飯睡覺都舍不得放下狗狗，Grace明白Will同志是太寂寞了，于是勸他go on a date，Will很不自信，她就鼓勵(lì)道 You still have a pick-up line.

　　106 poofter/pooftah/poufer： (Derogatory) 1. a male homosexual. 2. an effeminate male. ——adjective 3. homosexual. 對(duì)男同性戀的貶稱，尤其是對(duì)sissy的男同，我看過一個(gè)澳大利亞電影Head On，里面一個(gè)被激怒的的父親對(duì)女裝打扮的兒子就用了這個(gè)詞兒。同意詞還有pansy

　　107 party animal： 1. a person who parties hard. 2. a person who is always going to parties. 派對(duì)動(dòng)物

　　108 party pooper： a person who has a discouraging or depressing effect， especially at a party. 冷場人物

　　109， on the money

　　正正好。比如說，兩條線正好重疊，扔出去的東西擊中目標(biāo)等。

　　110， sabbatical

　　這個(gè)不太是俚語。通常指老師或教授的帶薪的長假。

　　111. nerd： If you call someone a nerd， it means you think he is weird and not cool.

　　A typical nerd is someone who wears glasses and carries a lot of books.

　　As a matter of fact， when I was growing up， a lot of kids called me a nerd because I didn't fit in.

　　112. cheesy 就是很俗氣，質(zhì)量很次，很愚蠢。人們經(jīng)常用cheesy 這個(gè)詞來形容電視節(jié)目，電影或者某個(gè)人說的話。

　　Cheesy means tacky or dumb. It's usually used to describe a TV show， movie， or something someone says.

　　I think the new TV soap opera on Channel 6 is so cheesy. It is fake and the things they say on the shows are so weird. I don't know why these shows are so popular.

　　113. wimp 軟弱的人，膽小鬼，或者是怕痛的人

　　A wimp is a weak person， a coward， or someone who can't take pain.　　guts 勇氣

　　You only had enough guts today because I was here to support you. Usually you are a wimp!

　　115. take a hike： to tell someone to leave， or to tell someone to leave you alone.

　　If I were you， I would have told him to take a hike.

　　116. blow off： 取消約會(huì)，或者是不做自己不想做的事

　　Bob and I did make plans to go out last night. But he blew me off. He decided to go out with his girlfriend. It wasn't the first time he blew me off.

　　There are some things in life you just shouldn't blow off.

　　117. uptight： tense， irritable， or unable to relax.

　　Sometimes if I feel a bit uptight， I have a few beers. That helps me relax.

　　118. busted： 做壞事被抓到

　　The police just busted someone for trying to steal my neighbor's car.

　　119. creeep： A creep is someone who looks and acts in a way that makes people suspicious and uncomfortable.

　　He was always frowning， and wouldn't say hello to people. That's one reason I thought he was a creep.

　　120. wasted： 喝得大醉

　　Last night a friend and I went out to a bar and got wasted， so I don't feel very good right now.

　　We were so wasted that we couldn't even stand up straight.