【词汇进阶】没人教你的短语动词真相 · 30分钟深度课
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| P1 | 【词汇进阶】没人教你的短语动词真相 · 30分钟深度课 中英 | 34:59 |
| P2 | 【词汇进阶】没人教你的短语动词真相 · 30分钟深度课 英文 | 34:59 |
| P3 | 【词汇进阶】没人教你的短语动词真相 · 30分钟深度课 无字 | 34:59 |
P1 · 【词汇进阶】没人教你的短语动词真相 · 30分钟深度课 p01 中英字幕 (P1)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 0:02 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 0:05 | It is I am melting | 我快融化了,我快溶化了 |
| 0:07 | It's I'm sweating. | 谓我汗出. |
| 0:08 | I am sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 0:09 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 0:10 | I'm exaggerating but it's really hot and it's also christmas day | 我夸夸其谈,但真的很热,今天也是圣诞节 |
| 0:15 | I don't celebrate christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
| 0:16 | I don't care about holidays, but uh, I love today because it's so quiet | 我不管节日 但我喜欢今天 因为这里太安静了 |
| 0:21 | And i'm alone in this apartment. | 我一个人在这间公寓里 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 2 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 3 | It is I am melting | 我快融化了,我快溶化了 |
| 4 | It's I'm sweating. | 谓我汗出. |
| 5 | I am sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 6 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 7 | I'm exaggerating but it's really hot and it's also christmas day | 我夸夸其谈,但真的很热,今天也是圣诞节 |
| 8 | I don't celebrate christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
| 9 | I don't care about holidays, but uh, I love today because it's so quiet | 我不管节日 但我喜欢今天 因为这里太安静了 |
| 10 | And i'm alone in this apartment. | 我一个人在这间公寓里 |
| 11 | Everybody's with their family. | 每个人都和家人在一起 |
| 12 | I ain't got no family | 我没有家人 |
| 13 | Nah, I do but i'm in brazil. | 不,我有,但我在布拉齐尔。 |
| 14 | I just have this place to myself and even though it's super hot | 我只有这个地方,虽然它很热 |
| 15 | Well, there's still noise from an airplane but um, but there's like not many cars on the road and quiet | 飞机上仍然有噪音 但路上没有多少车 安静 |
| 16 | There's no construction because normally during weekdays. | 没有建筑,因为平时在工作日。 |
| 17 | There's bang bang bang | 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 |
| 18 | Upstairs, I hate it. | 楼上,我讨厌它。 |
| 19 | Welcome to latin america | 欢迎来到美国 |
| 20 | Everybody's always building something or remodeling always | 大家都在造东西,或者改造 |
| 21 | Constantly, okay. | 总是,好吧。 |
| 22 | Anyways, so | 总之,所以 |
| 23 | I'm enjoying really what the holidays is all about today, which is peace peace so | 我享受今天的节日,和平 |
| 24 | Peaceful. | 安静 |
| 25 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 26 | So let's get into it. | 因此,让我们开始吧。 |
| 27 | Let's not waste your time anymore with my rambling today | 我们不要再浪费你的时间了 今天我胡闹 |
| 28 | We're going to talk about phrasal verbs | 我们要谈谈词组动词 |
| 29 | This is something that you guys love to listen to and hear about and learn about and get better at and know about | 这是你们喜欢听的,听的,学的,学的好,学的好 |
| 30 | You you guys are all concerned about the phrasal verbs. | 你们都关心 词组动词。 |
| 31 | So I have a little | 所以我有点 |
| 32 | Like psa public service announcement | 就像Psa公益广告 |
| 33 | I have a little like message to you about phrasal verbs that I talked about briefly in another video | 我有一个类似的信息给你 关于词性动词 我在另一个视频中简短谈到 |
| 34 | But I really want to hammer it home today. | 但我今天真的想把它当家 |
| 35 | I want to I want to hammer it in | 我想用锤子敲它 |
| 36 | I need you to understand this. | 我需要你明白这一点。 |
| 37 | I need you to understand this listen you need to understand | 我要你明白这个 听着 你得明白 |
| 38 | To make this video. | 制作这段视频。 |
| 39 | I listened to | 我听从了 |
| 40 | two | 两个 |
| 41 | Of my favorite podcasts. | 我最喜欢的播客。 |
| 42 | I listened to two hour long episodes of them | 我听了两个小时的片段 |
| 43 | I wrote down all the the phrasal verbs that they know I didn't write down every single phrasal verb | 我写下所有的词组动词 他们知道我没有写 每个词组动词 |
| 44 | I wrote down the phrasal verbs that I think that you guys might not know some of you might not know | 我写下了词性动词 我想你们可能不知道 你们有些人可能不知道 |
| 45 | And would be good to teach on this channel to intermediate and advanced students | 最好能在这个频道里 教中学生和高级学生 |
| 46 | I didn't write down most of those phrasal verbs that you guys already know | 我并没有记下你们已经知道的 大部分动词 |
| 47 | These are like the basic phrasal verbs and that's what you need to understand about phrasal verbs | 这些就像基本的词组动词 那就是你需要理解的词组动词 |
| 48 | You need to understand that | 你需要明白这一点 |
| 49 | Most a lot of the times a lot of the times we're just using those basic phrasal verbs that you learn | 大部分时间,很多时候,我们只是 使用这些基本的词性动词 你学到 |
| 50 | At a beginner level in english, right you wake up in the morning you get out of the car | 在英语的初学者阶段,你早上醒来就下车 |
| 51 | Stuff like this, right you turn up the volume basic stuff that most of you | 像这样的东西,你打开音量 基本的东西,你们大多数人 |
| 52 | Probably already know and if you don't know it's okay | 可能已经知道了,如果你不知道没关系 |
| 53 | You're you're in your process of learning it but considering the fact that um when I do | 你是在学习它,但考虑到这个事实,嗯,当我做 |
| 54 | Polls and I ask you questions you tell me 你们大部分人明白我常说的 | |
| 55 | So it makes me think that most of you guys have at least an intermediate level if not advanced | 所以我觉得你们中的大多数 至少有中级水平,如果不高级 |
| 56 | so I think you guys already have a good foundation of your basic phrasal verbs and | 所以,我认为你们已经有一个良好的基础 你的基本的词性动词和 |
| 57 | Yes, we use other phrasal phrasal verbs here and there once in a while that are not part of this basic | 是的,我们使用其他的词组 动词在这里和那里 偶尔,这些不是这个基础的一部分 |
| 58 | Group that you might you probably don't know if you're a beginner, right? | 你可能不知道自己是不是初学者吧? |
| 59 | Or at a lower level, but I listen to these podcasts and I wrote down | 或低级, 但我听这些播客 我写下来 |
| 60 | all the phrasal verbs like that that I that I heard and | 我听到的这些动词 |
| 61 | I might have missed some but I I was listening for most of the time like paying attention and | 我可能错过了一些 但我听了大部分时间 像注意和 |
| 62 | I only wrote down | 我只写下来 |
| 63 | Like five like five phrasal verbs from an hour of people talking | 像五个像五个词 动词从一个小时的人说话 |
| 64 | So I listened to people from the united states talking for like an hour | 所以,我听了来自美国的人 说话像一个小时 |
| 65 | And I wrote down the phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know and I wrote down five | 我写下了词性动词 我想你们可能不知道 我写了五个 |
| 66 | Okay, five for each podcast episode for each hour of conversation. | 好吧,每个播客插曲5个 每一小时的对话。 |
| 67 | What does that tell me that tells me? | 这告诉我什么? |
| 68 | Yes, there are some | 是的,还有一些 |
| 69 | More advanced phrasal verbs that we use. | 我们使用的更先进的词性动词. |
| 70 | Yes, there are but there's not so many | 是的,有,但没有这么多 |
| 71 | Okay in an hour of fast | 好,快一个小时 |
| 72 | Constant back and forth dialogue, right? | 不停的前后对话,对不对? |
| 73 | These guys are talking fast. | 他们说话真快 |
| 74 | They're | 他们是 |
| 75 | The next guy says something he doesn't even wait. | 下一个家伙说了一些他甚至不等待的东西。 |
| 76 | There's not even a pause | 连暂停都没有 |
| 77 | He just they're they're talking like boom boom boom boom. | 他只是他们说话 像轰轰轰轰轰轰。 |
| 78 | It's like it's like ping pong back and forth | 感觉就像乒乓球前后 |
| 79 | You know super fast in an hour of that only | 你只知道一小时之内就超快 |
| 80 | Five phrasal verbs that I wrote down that I thought you guys might not know and you might even know some of them | 我写下来的五句动词 我想你们可能不知道 甚至你们可能知道其中的一些 |
| 81 | So so the point the conclusion of this is that you all need to chill out | 所以这个结论的要点是 你们都需要冷静下来 |
| 82 | No, you'll need to relax. | 不 你需要放松点 |
| 83 | The point is that it's not as hard as you think | 关键是没那么难 |
| 84 | It's not as scary as you think it's not as intimidating as you think | 不如你想象的那么可怕 不如你想象的那么可怕 |
| 85 | Of course, there's always going to be that phrasal verb that you're like what I I haven't heard that one | 当然了,总有那种词性动词 你就像我没听到的一样 |
| 86 | but a lot of times it's | 但是很多时候 |
| 87 | it's obvious given the context like a lot of times you can figure out the meaning just based on the context or | 很明显,鉴于上下文 很多时候,你可以 找出意义 只是根据上下文或 |
| 88 | Really? | 真的吗? |
| 89 | The point of what i'm saying is that it's just not as often | 我想说的是 事情没有那么频繁 |
| 90 | It's not as frequent as you might think we're not just constantly using all these difficult phrasal verbs all the time | 它没有你可能认为的频繁 我们不只是不断使用 所有这些困难的词组动词 所有的时间 |
| 91 | It's not like that | 不是那样的 |
| 92 | Okay | 还好 |
| 93 | So it's not something that you really need to stress about it is if you had to write down | 所以这不是你真正需要强调的 如果你必须写下来 |
| 94 | You know a list of the most difficult things about english and then the most difficult things about spanish and the most difficult things about | 你知道关于英语最困难的事情 和关于西班牙语最困难的事情 |
| 95 | any other language for example | 例如,任何其他语言 |
| 96 | Uh chinese what mandarin whatever russian yes on the list of things that are hard about english and unique to english | 中国语是什么样的普通话 不管俄罗斯人同意什么 都难于理解英语 也难于理解英语 |
| 97 | You would write phrasal verbs. | 你会写词动词。 |
| 98 | Yes phrasal verbs is one of because it's not something that you find | 是的,词性动词是其中之一 因为这不是你发现的东西 |
| 99 | in | 内 |
| 100 | Other languages correct me if i'm wrong or at least most other languages. | 其他语言 如果我错了 或者至少是其他语言 |
| 101 | It's a kind of a weird thing phrasal verbs | 这是一种奇怪的东西 语言动词 |
| 102 | It seems like it's hard. | 似乎很难 |
| 103 | Yes, and it is one of the strange hard things about english, but it's not as bad | 是的,这是一个奇怪的困难 事物的英语,但它没有那么糟糕 |
| 104 | As you might think if you just really pay attention to how frequent it happens that you don't understand a phrasal verb | 你可能觉得如果你真的注意 经常发生的情况 你不明白一个动词 |
| 105 | Right and think you could think about that. | 对,而且你可以考虑一下 |
| 106 | You can watch something you can listen to something listen to me talk. | 你可以看的东西 你可以听的东西听我说。 |
| 107 | Whatever one of my | 不管我是谁 |
| 108 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我只告诉你一个故事什么的 | |
| 109 | How many times I use a phrasal verb that you don't know what it is? | 多少次我用一个词 动词你不知道是什么? |
| 110 | Like you don't understand probably rarely and you can even listen to a dialogue and it's like | 就像你不明白 可能很少 而且你甚至可以听一个对话 |
| 111 | It's not going to be constantly that it's not going to be constant that you don't understand a phrasal verb | 它不会是常态的 它不会是常态的 你不明白一个词的动词 |
| 112 | So, you know unless you're like a beginner in english or something. | 所以,你知道,除非你 像英语的初学者什么的。 |
| 113 | So I just wanted to | 所以我就想说 |
| 114 | Reassure you guys that it's not something to stress about and | 向你们保证,这不是什么 压力和 |
| 115 | I will happily continue to make these phrasal verb videos where I teach you | 我很乐意继续制作这些动词视频 我教你 |
| 116 | More of the more like advanced ones if you want if you like it, absolutely. | 更像先进者 如果你喜欢的话,绝对。 |
| 117 | I can do that | 我办得到 |
| 118 | but just know that um, sometimes it's actually hard for me to find | 但只要知道,嗯, 有时它实际上很难 我找到 |
| 119 | good | 不错 |
| 120 | Common phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know to teach you I can do it | 俗语动词,我想你们可能不知道 教你,我可以做到这一点。 |
| 121 | I can find them maybe maybe not forever. | 我可以找到他们 也许不是永远。 |
| 122 | But for now, I think I still they still they they exist | 但现在,我想我还是他们存在 |
| 123 | I I can still find more but it's not an infinite thing like | 我还能找到更多 但这不是无限的 |
| 124 | Um, eventually i'm gonna run out because there's not that many | 嗯,最终我会跑出去 因为没有那么多 |
| 125 | Okay, and I have to listen to a lot of podcast episodes to write down like 20 to teach you | 好吧,我必须听很多播客的节目 写下来像20集来教你 |
| 126 | I have to listen to like four hours of podcast. | 我得听四小时播客的节目 |
| 127 | So | 这么说 |
| 128 | Yeah, so I just wanted to tell you guys that first. | 是啊,所以我只是想 告诉你的人先。 |
| 129 | So now let's move on to actually teaching you these phrasal verbs | 现在让我们开始 真正教你这些词组动词 |
| 130 | So, okay. | 所以,还好。 |
| 131 | So I was listening to the camp counselors, uh podcast by the way | 所以我听了营房的辅导员 顺便说一句 播客 |
| 132 | It's not really they're not really camp counselors camp counselors are like when you're a kid and you go to summer camp | 其实他们不是真正的营地辅导员 营地辅导员就像你小时候一样 去夏令营 |
| 133 | Uh for the you know, you go to like camp for kids for the summer | 嗯,你知道的,你去喜欢 夏令营的孩子 |
| 134 | Uh, it's it's a common thing in the united states and you have camp counselors | 在美国很常见,你还有营房辅导员 |
| 135 | so these like usually young adults who whose job is | 所以,这些像通常 年轻的成年人谁的工作 |
| 136 | Basically running the camp and the doing activities with the kids and taking care of the kids all summer and stuff like that | 基本上管理营地 和孩子们一起活动 照顾孩子们整个夏天之类的 |
| 137 | So this this podcast is called camp counselors. | 这个播客叫做营地顾问。 |
| 138 | It's it's pretend. | 这是假装的。 |
| 139 | They're pretending that they are camp counselors | 他们假装是营地辅导员 |
| 140 | The the podcast is like camp themed but it's not real. | 播客就像露营一样 但不是真的 |
| 141 | It's just like pretend for fun | 就像假装好玩一样 |
| 142 | So I listened to an episode of of camp counselors | 所以我听了一集营地辅导员 |
| 143 | And it was like a like a christmas themed episode because it was their most recent one | 这就像一个圣诞主题集 因为这是他们最近的一集 |
| 144 | So, um, they were talking to each other the two people in the podcast are jonathan and zachariah | 所以,嗯,他们正在交谈对方 在播客的两个人是Jonathan和zachariah |
| 145 | And one of them asked the other one what christmas song has been pissing you off. | 其中一人问另一首 圣诞歌让你很生气 |
| 146 | This is a great phrasal verb | 这是一个伟大的词组动词 |
| 147 | It's a it's it's a little vulgar | 有点粗俗 |
| 148 | You know, it's not something you would say probably to a child or it's not something you would say to your grandmother | 你知道,这不是你可能会对孩子说的话 或者你不会对你奶奶说的话 |
| 149 | Probably maybe depending on who your grandmother is, you know, depending on how cool she is | 也许取决于你奶奶是谁 取决于她有多酷 |
| 150 | You might know the word piss as a vulgar alternative to pee instead of saying I gotta go pee or I gotta pee | 你可能知道小便是小便的粗俗替代物 而不是说我要去小便或者我要去小便 |
| 151 | Some people say I gotta take a piss which is the same thing | 有人说我要撒尿,这是同样的事情 |
| 152 | I gotta pee but in the phrasal verb to piss someone off | 我要撒尿,但用动词来激怒别人 |
| 153 | It means to annoy someone. | 意思是惹恼别人 |
| 154 | So for example, they said what christmas song has been pissing you off | 比如说,他们说圣诞歌曲让你很生气 |
| 155 | So what christmas song has been annoying you or bothering you? | 什么圣诞歌曲让你烦恼或烦恼? |
| 156 | So you could say like, oh this is pissing me off. | 所以你可以说, 哦,这让我很生气。 |
| 157 | I I say this sometimes I do say this | 我有时会这么说 |
| 158 | I like to say this I say freaking pissing me off | 我想说,我说吓死我了 |
| 159 | Um, or you could say i'm pissed now this this works in the united states | 嗯,或者,你可以说我生气了 现在这个工作在美国 |
| 160 | I think in europe like british english or irish english or scottish i'm not sure | 我想在欧洲像英国英语或爱尔兰英语或苏格兰语 我不确定 |
| 161 | It means something else. | 它意味着别的东西。 |
| 162 | I feel like it means like i'm drunk or something. | 我觉得我喝醉了什么的 |
| 163 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 164 | It has a different meaning | 有不同的含义 |
| 165 | i'm not sure but in the united states of america and probably | 我不确定,但是在美国,也许 |
| 166 | Canada not sure maybe um, you can say | 说不定是加拿大 |
| 167 | I'm pissed off. | 我发火了 |
| 168 | I'm pissed off and it means like i'm mad or i'm i'm annoyed but like strongly | 我生气了 意思是我生气了 还是我生气了 |
| 169 | Strongly and a bit it's a bit vulgar right piss is a bit of a vulgar word. | 有点粗俗 右小便有点粗俗 |
| 170 | So | 这么说 |
| 171 | Yeah, so what's been pissing you off lately? | 是啊,最近有什么让你生气? |
| 172 | What's been annoying you? | 什么让你烦恼? |
| 173 | All right | 好吧,我们走 |
| 174 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 175 | They said I drove your car today and the christmas radio came on | 他们说我今天开你的车 圣诞收音机来了 |
| 176 | Okay, pretty obvious given the context but driving I was driving the car and the radio came on | 好吧,很显然,从上下文来看... ...但驾驶... ...我开车,收音机来了 |
| 177 | So it's just a way to say the radio | 所以,这只是一个方法 说收音机 |
| 178 | Um turned on or the the whatever the christmas radio the christmas radio channel in the united states | 打开了圣诞电台 美国的圣诞电台频道 |
| 179 | We have um, maybe one or two radio stations during christmas time that play christmas music | 我们有一家或两家电台 在圣诞节期间播放圣诞音乐 |
| 180 | So when he says the christmas radio came on probably he was he was listening to the radio | 所以当他说圣诞节的收音机来了 可能是他在听收音机 |
| 181 | And then one of the christmas stations christmas music station radio stations came on like it started | 然后一个圣诞电台 圣诞音乐电台开始 |
| 182 | It started playing or it it turned on or it um, whatever he found it | 它开始演奏 或者它打开 或者它嗯,不管他发现了它 |
| 183 | So to come on is a way to say like it it appeared it started whatever so you can say for example | 所以说来话长 就像它开始的一样 |
| 184 | I was watching tv and my favorite show came on it came on, you know | 我在看电视 我最喜欢的节目来了 |
| 185 | It's like it came on | 这就像它来了 |
| 186 | You know like it makes sense it's a phrase the verb that kind of makes sense | 你知道,就像它有道理 这是一个短语 动词那种有道理 |
| 187 | If you break it down if you think about it, so yeah, especially with technology | 狦稱癬ㄓ 碞秆∕ ┮琌 疭琌刚瓜 |
| 188 | You could be listening to something you could be watching something and then something else can come on come on | 你可能会在听一些东西 你可能会在看一些东西, 然后可以有别的东西发生 |
| 189 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 190 | Number three. | 三号 |
| 191 | Uh, yeah next one. | 嗯,是的下一个。 |
| 192 | They said I keep seeing a recipe pop up | 他们说我一直看到食谱的出现 |
| 193 | You probably know this one, but just just to make sure you know this one | 你可能知道这个 但只是为了确定你知道这个 |
| 194 | To pop up is like to appear it could also literally mean to like pop, you know, like like popcorn | 像爆米花一样的弹出 |
| 195 | You know the corn when you put it on the stove or in the microwave and it pops | 你知道玉米 当你把它放在炉子里或者微波炉里 然后它就爆炸了 |
| 196 | That could be a more literal meaning of pop up | 说不定是更直白的意思 |
| 197 | But a lot of times we use pop up just to say like appear. | 但很多时候,我们用弹出 只是说像出现。 |
| 198 | I keep seeing a recipe pop up | 我经常看到食谱的出现 |
| 199 | 所以他可能在Instagram 或者Youtube 或者任何地方的Facebook上 | |
| 200 | 我不知道和tiktok(英语:Tiktok) | |
| 201 | He's probably on social media and he's seeing a recipe like a viral or popular recipe or something | 他可能在社交媒体上看到 一种像病毒或流行食谱之类的食谱 |
| 202 | Um, like pop up on his screen like literally appear, you know, like pop up on his on his feed | 嗯,像弹出在他的屏幕上 像字面上出现,你知道, 像弹出在他的饲料 |
| 203 | On his um, yeah social media feed like the all the stuff that he's seeing | 在他的嗯,是的 社交媒体喂 像所有的东西,他看到 |
| 204 | So to see something pop up is like to appear especially especially common nowadays with the social media feed | 所以,看到一些东西突然冒出来 特别常见的是现在的社交媒体 |
| 205 | Um, but you could use it in different ways | 嗯,但是你可以用不同的方式 |
| 206 | Like when you use the toaster and you put your bread in the toaster one of those toasters | 就像你用烤面包机 把面包放在烤面包机里一样 |
| 207 | You put it in the slots the slits and then you go like this and it goes down | 你把它放在插槽里 然后像这样走下去 |
| 208 | And then when it's done when the toaster's done it pops up the bread it pops up next one is you brought it up | 当烤面包机完成后 面包就会喷出来 下一个是你提起的 |
| 209 | Okay | 还好 |
| 210 | so to bring something up is to | 因此,提出的东西是 |
| 211 | To be the one who starts talking about something in a conversation | 成为在谈话中开始谈论事物的人 |
| 212 | Okay, so for example, we're having a conversation and then all of a sudden we get on the topic of politics, right? | 好吧,比如说,我们有一个谈话 然后突然,我们得到了 关于政治话题,对不对? |
| 213 | We start talking about politics and maybe you say like why are we talking about this? | 我们开始谈论政治 也许你会说为什么我们谈论这个? |
| 214 | I don't want to talk about this anymore. | 我不想再谈这个了 |
| 215 | And then the other person says well, you brought it up | 然后另一个人说得好 是你提起来的 |
| 216 | Like you started you started it. | 碞钩秨 妓 |
| 217 | You started talking about it. | 你开始谈论它。 |
| 218 | You're the one who brought it up | 是你提起来的 |
| 219 | so to bring something up is to um | 所以,提出的东西是嗯 |
| 220 | Yeah, just to start talking about about a particular topic. | 是啊,只是开始谈论 一个特定的话题。 |
| 221 | This one's very common and very very very good. | 这个很常见,非常好 |
| 222 | Very useful | 很有用处 |
| 223 | Definitely, it definitely will sound more like a native speaker if you use that one | 当然,它肯定会听起来 更像一个母语 如果你用那个 |
| 224 | Uh, next one is okay | 下一个没问题 |
| 225 | So so zachariah was trying to describe this cake that he has seen so he doesn't know what it's called | 所以Zachariah试图描述他看到的蛋糕 所以他不知道它叫什么 |
| 226 | So he was saying, um | 所以他说 |
| 227 | I like that cake that comes in a box and then you put powdered sugar in it and shake it up in the bag | 我喜欢一个盒子里的蛋糕 然后你把粉末糖放进去 然后在袋子里摇晃 |
| 228 | And then he found out that it's like an italian christmas cake. | 然后他发现这就像意大利圣诞蛋糕 |
| 229 | I don't know but the phrasal verb here is | 我不知道,但这里的动词是 |
| 230 | Shake it up in the bag. | 摇在囊中. |
| 231 | Uh, it's a very popular taylor swift song. | 这是一首很受欢迎的Taylor快歌 |
| 232 | I think called shake it up | 我想是叫摇摆 |
| 233 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 234 | I don't i'm not a fan of taylor swift at all, but | 我一点都不喜欢Taylor,但是... |
| 235 | Uh, she has a popular song like that. | 嗯,她有一个流行的歌曲 这样的。 |
| 236 | I think oh no, it's shake it off. | 我觉得不,它摇了下来。 |
| 237 | That's what her song is | 这就是她的歌 |
| 238 | It's called shake it off shake it off is like, you know | 这叫摇动它 摇动它就像,你知道 |
| 239 | it's like if somebody says something mean to you and you're like an insult and you just like shake it off like | 就像有人对你说了些坏话 你就像侮辱你一样 |
| 240 | It doesn't bother me. | 亦不烦恼. |
| 241 | I don't care whatever. | 我无所谓 |
| 242 | Um, but to shake it up is more literal | 嗯,但摇动起来是更多的字面 |
| 243 | Like you take something and shake it shake it shake it up | 就像你拿东西摇晃它摇晃它 |
| 244 | And so in this case, he said you you the the cake comes in a box like the batter | 因此,在这种情况下,他说你 蛋糕来在一个盒子 像击球员 |
| 245 | I guess and then you put powdered sugar in it powdered sugar is sugar. | 我猜然后你把白糖放进去 白糖就是白糖 |
| 246 | That's in the form of like a powder, you know, and | 这就像粉末一样 |
| 247 | Then you shake it up. | 然后摇动. |
| 248 | You shake up the box | 你摇起盒子 |
| 249 | So yeah to shake something to shake it up a lot of times like in this case with phrasal verbs | 所以,是的,摇动的东西 摇动它很多时候 像在这种情况下,用词动词 |
| 250 | You could you could just say shake it which is not the phrase. | 你可以只是说摇动 它不是短语。 |
| 251 | It's not a phrasal verb. | 谓非语法动词. |
| 252 | You could just say | 你可以说 |
| 253 | Shake it and then you shake you shake it you shake the box. | 摇动它,然后你摇动它,你摇动盒子。 |
| 254 | That is fine. | 没关系 |
| 255 | That is totally correct | 这完全正确 |
| 256 | But native english speakers, we love to make things a phrasal verb when it doesn't even need to be so we love to add | 但英语母语,我们喜欢把事物 做成一个词性动词 当它甚至不需要是 所以我们喜欢添加 |
| 257 | Especially this word but other words too. | 特别是这个词,但其他的词。 |
| 258 | We love to add the word up to | 我们爱加词到 |
| 259 | Things so instead of just saying shake it we say shake it up | 事情是这样,而不是说摇它,我们说摇它 |
| 260 | The up doesn't really change the meaning. | 上调并没有真正改变意义。 |
| 261 | It doesn't change the meaning at all | 这根本改变不了意义 |
| 262 | Really, it just sounds a little bit more | 真的,只是听起来有点多 |
| 263 | Like a native speaker just because that's how we say it a lot of times | 像个本地人一样 因为我们经常这么说 |
| 264 | Is it necessary? | 有必要吗? |
| 265 | Absolutely not. | 绝对不是。 |
| 266 | We just like to add up to to verbs and it and it often doesn't change the meaning | 我们只是喜欢加到动词 它经常不会改变意义 |
| 267 | Sometimes it does but sometimes it doesn't it does like when you say turn up the music in that phrase | 有时会,但有时它不喜欢 当你说调高 音乐在句子 |
| 268 | The verb up has a lot of meaning because you're literally turning it up | 动词有很多意义,因为你正把动词翻过来 |
| 269 | But sometimes we add up and it doesn't change anything. | 但有时我们加起来,它不会改变任何事情。 |
| 270 | It's just | 这只是 |
| 271 | Shake it up. | 摇一摇. |
| 272 | Like it's just shake it but shake it up. | 譬如只是摇却摇. |
| 273 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 274 | We just like we like the way it sounds | 我们只是喜欢它的声音 |
| 275 | Or something. | 或有东西. |
| 276 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 277 | We just we has a nice ring to it has a nice sound shake it up | 我们只是有一个漂亮的戒指 它有一个不错的声音摇动它 |
| 278 | Um, yeah, so that's what you need to know about that. | 嗯,是的,所以这就是 你需要知道的。 |
| 279 | So those were all the phrasal verbs. | 这些都是语言动词。 |
| 280 | I wrote down from an hour long | 我从一个小时就写下来了 |
| 281 | Um podcast episode of camp counselors that I thought you may or may not know and should know | 嗯,播客插曲 营地辅导员,我想你可能 或可能不知道,应该知道 |
| 282 | 下一个排位赛是米乔兄弟Ryan和Aiden Micho | |
| 283 | No, actually, I pronounced that wrong. | 不,其实,我说错了。 |
| 284 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 285 | It's not micho. | 这不是米乔。 |
| 286 | That's my spanish brain wants to say it's micho | 那是我西班牙人的大脑 想说这是Micho |
| 287 | 其实是Micho | |
| 288 | micho brothers the micho | 米乔兄弟 米乔兄弟 |
| 289 | I don't know why they call it micho. | 我不知道他们为什么叫它Micho |
| 290 | They should just be micho sounds way better in spanish, but | 他们应该只是Micho 听起来更好的西班牙语,但 |
| 291 | Micho the micho brothers anyways, um, they're not latinos at all | Micho的Micho兄弟反正,嗯,他们根本不是拉蒂诺斯人 |
| 292 | But I don't know why their last name is micho anyways, so the podcast volley for serve | 但我不知道为什么他们姓Micho 所以播客排播服务 |
| 293 | So I wrote down these ones so they said | 所以我写下这些 所以他们说 |
| 294 | Uh, they were just on us to stay hydrated. | 呃,他们只是对我们 保持水分。 |
| 295 | Okay, so | 好吧,这样吧 |
| 296 | Aiden was saying how when they were kids their parents | 艾登在说 当他们还是孩子的时候 他们的父母 |
| 297 | Were like really into drinking water and like they wanted to drink a lot of water and they | 他们喜欢喝水 他们喜欢喝很多水 |
| 298 | Told their kids like you need to drink a lot of water | 告诉他们的孩子像你需要喝很多水 |
| 299 | So we said they were just on us to stay hydrated | 所以我们说他们要我们保持水分 |
| 300 | So the phrasal verb here is to be on someone to do something | 所以这里的词性动词就是有人做一些事情 |
| 301 | So to be on someone like literally in the most literal sense is to physically be on top of someone | 所以,像字面意义上的人 身体上的人 |
| 302 | But in that case, we'd probably just say on top of something to be specific | 但那样的话,我们可能只会说一些具体的话 |
| 303 | But to be on someone to do something like they were on us to stay hydrated | 但是要和别人在一起 做一些像他们对我们一样的事 |
| 304 | It's saying that they were like kind of nagging them what is nagging like keep keep telling someone like you gotta do this | 意思是说他们好像在抱怨什么 就像不停地告诉像你这样的人必须这么做 |
| 305 | You gotta do this like make sure you do this. | 你得确保你这样做 |
| 306 | You gotta do it. | 你必须做到这一点。 |
| 307 | Come on. | 来吧。 |
| 308 | You gotta stay hydrated | 你要保持水分状态 |
| 309 | You gotta drink more water. | 你得多喝点水 |
| 310 | Come on guys drink more water drink more water | 来,大家多喝点水,多喝点水 |
| 311 | You could say they were on us to drink more water. | 你可以说他们要我们喝更多的水。 |
| 312 | They were on us to stay hydrated | 他们要我们喝水 |
| 313 | This isn't one of those phrasal verbs that you're gonna hear all the time, but we we do say it and we do we do use it | 这不是你总是会听到的词性动词之一 但我们会说 |
| 314 | Um, so to to be on someone she was on me. | 嗯,所以在一个人 她在我身上。 |
| 315 | She was just she he was on me to to do blah blah blah | 她只是她 他对我做 诸如此类的 |
| 316 | Um, but but it has to be clear in the context that they are on you to do something | 嗯,但必须清楚的是,在上下文 他们正在你做一些事情 |
| 317 | They can't you can't just say they were on me because it's not clear enough | 他们不能只是说他们在我身上 因为不够清楚 |
| 318 | Like yeah, it's like it's like saying they were trying to motivate me to do something urging me or like | 就像说他们想鼓动我做点什么 |
| 319 | Pressuring me like pressuring me to do something. | 逼我做点什么 |
| 320 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 321 | Next one is if you just line everybody up | 下一个是你把大家排好 |
| 322 | Okay, so with people multiple people you can say you can use this phrasal verb to to line | 好吧,所以与人多 你可以说 你可以使用这个词组动词行 |
| 323 | People up or to line everyone up or to line | 人上或排队,或排队 |
| 324 | Up a group of people or whatever. | 举起一群人什么的 |
| 325 | Um, it just it's pretty self-explanatory | 嗯,它只是 它相当不言自明 |
| 326 | It just means to put people in a line or it doesn't actually it doesn't have to be people you can line up anything | 意思是把人排成一行 否则就不用你排成一队了 |
| 327 | so to line up | 所以排队 |
| 328 | people or things like you can line up your | 人或者你这样的东西可以排队 |
| 329 | Tomatoes if you have tomatoes, you can put your tomatoes in a line and you can line them up | 番茄,如果有番茄,你可以把番茄放进一条线,然后排成一条线 |
| 330 | So you can line up anything really as long as it's multiple things, of course to make a line | 所以只要是多样东西 你就可以排队 当然可以排队 |
| 331 | You can't make a line with one thing | 你不能用一件事来排队 |
| 332 | But yeah, it's just to to line people or things up to put it in a line to put to put them in a line | 但是,它只是把人或东西 排成一条线 把他们排成一条线 |
| 333 | Okay, so everybody line up is like, okay everybody get in a line. | 好了,所以每个人都排好队 就像,好吧,每个人都排好队。 |
| 334 | Yeah to line them up | 是啊,排好队 |
| 335 | All right next one in third grade a new teacher moved in | 下三年级的老师搬进来了 |
| 336 | Okay, so aiden was telling a story from their childhood | 好吧 Aiden从小讲了一个故事 |
| 337 | He was saying like how they had this one teacher and blah blah blah and then a new teacher moved in | 他好像说有个老师 然后有个新老师搬进来了 |
| 338 | It's kind of just a way of saying like a new teacher came on the scene like a new teacher | 这只是一种说法 就像新老师来到现场 像新老师 |
| 339 | showed up or or started working there or came into or replaced the other teacher or a new a new teacher | 出现或开始在那里工作,或进入或替换其他教师或新的教师 |
| 340 | Came in a new teacher moved in probably in the context of taking the place taking the place of the other teacher like | 一个新老师搬进来 可能是为了代替另一个老师 |
| 341 | Replacing the other teacher but often we use move in in the context of like moving into a space like a house | 代替另一位老师,但我们经常在像搬进像房子一样的空间时使用 |
| 342 | For living like to live there. | 喜欢住在那里。 |
| 343 | So you could say oh, yeah, we moved into our new house last week | 所以,你可以说,哦,是的, 我们搬进我们的新房子上周 |
| 344 | We just moved into our new apartment | 我们刚搬进新公寓 |
| 345 | So that's often how you hear move in but it could be in this case | 所以,你经常听到移动 但这可能是在这种情况下 |
| 346 | He just says it in a way of like the teacher moved into to this teaching position basically | 他这么说就像老师搬进这个教职 |
| 347 | Um, yeah, it's a bit of a stretch there, but he made it work | 嗯,是的,这是一个有点拉伸, 但他使它的工作 |
| 348 | Sometimes native speakers. | 时有本地语者. |
| 349 | We don't even really know if we're using the phrasal verb correctly, but it just kind of works | 我们甚至不知道我们是否正确使用词组动词, 但这只是一种工作 |
| 350 | It just kind of works. | 它只是有点工作。 |
| 351 | We understand each other | 我们互相理解 |
| 352 | So but yeah, you you guys probably know the verb to move which in english | 所以,但是是的,你们可能知道 动动词在英语中 |
| 353 | Yeah, we we just use the verb to move which is the same verb like to move your body | 是啊,我们只是用动词来移动 动动词就像动你的身体 |
| 354 | Is this is the same one that we use to move to a new | 这是同一个 我们用来移动到一个新的 |
| 355 | city or | 市区或 |
| 356 | country or house | 国家或家庭 |
| 357 | We say to move this was hard for me when I was learning like it's still hard for me sometimes like spanish | и弧硂癸иㄓ弧螟 讽и厩 碞钩癸иㄓ弧螟 |
| 358 | For example where the verb for like moving your body is not the same as the verb for like moving to a new country or whatever | 比如说移动身体的动词 和移动到一个新国家的动词不一样 |
| 359 | And but it is in english it is so that is easier in english in this case. | 但用英语来说,这样就容易了。 |
| 360 | So | 这么说 |
| 361 | So usually move is like yeah in in this context | 因此,通常移动是像 是的在这个背景 |
| 362 | Of moving to a new place. | 搬到一个新的地方。 |
| 363 | It's like to go live in a new place | 这就像去住一个新的地方 |
| 364 | so the phrasal verb to move in is often used to express like moving | 因此移动的词性动词常用于表达像移动一样的动词. |
| 365 | In to a particular house or play like to move in is like to you know | 进到某个房子或玩游戏喜欢搬家 就像你知道的一样 |
| 366 | Bring all your furniture and move in and go into a new house and start living there | 把家具都搬进来 搬进新房子住 |
| 367 | basically to move into a house a new house or you could say like | 基本上搬进新房子 或者你可以说像 |
| 368 | I asked my girlfriend to move in with me. | 我让我女朋友搬来和我住 |
| 369 | I asked my girlfriend or my boyfriend to | 我让我的女朋友或男朋友 |
| 370 | To start living with me basically to move in to move in with me | 开始和我同居 基本上搬来搬来搬来搬去 |
| 371 | My boyfriend moved in with me. | 我男朋友搬来跟我住 |
| 372 | He started living with me | 他开始和我住在一起 |
| 373 | So to move in it's like to start living in a place in a house or apartment | 所以搬进来 就像是开始住在房子或公寓里 |
| 374 | um, okay next one i'm a little worried because it's hot as a | 嗯,好吧,下一个 我有点担心 因为它的热像一个 |
| 375 | Inferno today and i'm worried my camera overheats usually at about 45 minutes give or take | 今天的地狱,我担心我的相机过热 通常在45分钟左右 |
| 376 | And right now we're at about 28 minutes. | 现在,我们大约在28分钟。 |
| 377 | So i'm i'm worried but I think i'm gonna start wrapping it up at 40 minutes | 所以我很担心 但我想40分钟后就能搞定 |
| 378 | So it doesn't overheat, but I hope I hope so. | 所以不会过热 但我希望如此 |
| 379 | I hope I hope this doesn't die on me. | 我希望这不会死在我身上。 |
| 380 | Okay next one | 好吧,下一个 |
| 381 | At some point they will build up a tolerance. | 在某些时候,他们将建立宽容。 |
| 382 | Okay, I feel like i've talked about this in another video | 好吧,我觉得我在另一个视频里谈到这个 |
| 383 | But just to reiterate, this is a very useful | 但重申一下,这是非常有用的 |
| 384 | Important good phrasal verb to build up. | 重要的好词性动词来积累. |
| 385 | Um, and it could you could use it in various ways | 嗯,它可以 你可以使用它的各种方式 |
| 386 | But in this case is this is a very common way that we use it | 但在这种情况下,这是我们常用的一种方法 |
| 387 | Um building up a tolerance. | 嗯,建立宽容。 |
| 388 | So if you use a drug of any kind, you know | 所以如果你使用任何一种药物,你知道 |
| 389 | Even like alcohol or or coffee or whatever. | 甚至像酒精或咖啡之类的 |
| 390 | I don't know the more you use it the more you build up a tolerance | 我不知道你用得越多 就越能培养宽容 |
| 391 | and so you get used to it your body gets used to it and then you either need more to have | 所以,你习惯了它,你的身体 习惯了它,然后你要么需要更多的有 |
| 392 | A similar effect as before to reach the same effect | 和以前一样的效果 |
| 393 | You need to have either more or you're you're just able to have more without feeling bad | 要么多一点,要么就多一点 不觉得不舒服 |
| 394 | Because you have built up a tolerance. | 因为你已经建立了一种宽容。 |
| 395 | So yeah building up a tolerance to something | 所以,是的,建立 容忍的东西 |
| 396 | Um, it's just literally building or creating | 嗯,它只是字面 建设或创造 |
| 397 | Um growing your tolerance, but we just like to say build up to build something up | 嗯,增加你的容忍度, 但我们只是喜欢说 积聚起来,建立的东西 |
| 398 | Yeah, but we use this in a lot of ways. | 是的,但我们在很多方面使用这个。 |
| 399 | I can't think of a lot of examples right now | 我现在想不出很多例子 |
| 400 | You can you can search for it on the internet if you're curious | 你可以上网搜索 如果你好奇的话 |
| 401 | But but this is a very common way that we use it is is is to build up a tolerance | 但是,这是非常常见的方法 我们使用它是建立宽容 |
| 402 | Like that's the main way that people will express. | 就像这是人们表达的主要方式。 |
| 403 | Um this thing where your tolerance increases | 嗯,这个东西,你的容忍度增加 |
| 404 | The the main way that we we express this is to say like yeah | 我们的主要表达方式就是说"是" |
| 405 | I built up a tolerance to something and the final phrasal verb that I wrote down from the volley for serve | 我培养了一种对事物的容忍力 以及我从伏利语中写下来的词组 |
| 406 | Mitchell brothers podcast is so one of them said are you in are you in | Mitchell兄弟播客都说你们在吗? |
| 407 | You might have heard this i'm not sure but the phrasal verb is to be to be in in the context of doing an activity | 你可能已经听到这个,我不确定 但词性动词 是在进行一项活动的背景下 |
| 408 | So if you want to go to a water park or I don't know, you know | 所以,如果你想去水上公园 或者我不知道,你知道 |
| 409 | The movies or whatever and you ask your friend like are you in we're gonna go do this. | 电影什么的,你问你的朋友 像我们要去做到这一点。 |
| 410 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 411 | It's like do you want to do it? | 谓欲作么. |
| 412 | There's a lot of ways of expressing this you can say are you in? | 有很多方法表达这一点 你可以说,你加入吗? |
| 413 | You can also say are you down? | 你也可以说你失望了? |
| 414 | Which sounds like they are the complete opposite but they're actually the same thing | 听起来他们完全相反 但其实他们是一样的 |
| 415 | So you can say if if you're inviting somebody or you're asking if somebody wants to join you can say are you in? | 所以,你可以说,如果你是邀请某人 或者你问,如果有人想加入 你可以说,你加入? |
| 416 | You can say are you down? | 可以说你失望了? |
| 417 | You might know that one. | 你可能知道那个 |
| 418 | That one's pretty famous. | 那个挺出名的 |
| 419 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 420 | You can also say are you up for it? | 你也可以说你愿意吗? |
| 421 | So we have as far as I can remember. | 因此,我们还有我记得的。 |
| 422 | I think there are at least three ways of expressing | 我觉得至少有三种表达方式 |
| 423 | like asking if someone is | 就像问一个人 |
| 424 | Willing to do something or wants to do something or wants to join | 愿意做点什么,或想做点什么,或想加入 |
| 425 | You or your group in an activity so you can say are you in are you down? | 你或你的团体在一次活动 所以你可以说你参与了吗? |
| 426 | Or are you up for it? | 还是你愿意? |
| 427 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 428 | Hey, we're gonna go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 429 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 430 | Hey, we're gonna go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 431 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 432 | Hey, we're gonna go the movies. | 嘿,我们要去电影。 |
| 433 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 434 | Hey, I was uh, I kind of wanted to go to the park. | 嘿,我本来想去公园的 |
| 435 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 436 | Personally, I think are you up for it is probably the best one | 就我个人而言,我觉得你上场了 也许是最好的 |
| 437 | It's probably the most common like nice sounding native speaker general one like are you up for it? | 这大概是最常见的 听起来不错的本地演说家 喜欢你愿意吗? |
| 438 | You up for doing something you up for it? | 你想做点什么吗? |
| 439 | This one is a classic and this one is probably the number one version that I recommend for you | 这个是经典的 这个可能是我推荐给你的第一版本 |
| 440 | But you will hear native speakers say are you down or are you in? | 但你会听到当地人说 你倒下还是进来了? |
| 441 | This does happen. | 这确实会发生。 |
| 442 | We do use these sometimes and you can use them as well | 我们有时也用这个,你也可以用 |
| 443 | But yeah, are you up for it is probably the best one, but we use them all so are you in are you down? | 但是,是的,你上 这可能是最好的一个, 但我们都使用, 所以是你下来了吗? |
| 444 | Are you up for it confusing? | 你对它感到困惑吗? |
| 445 | I know crazy chaotic. | 我知道疯狂的混乱 |
| 446 | We got about five minutes left before I want to kind of round | 我们还有大约5分钟 我想绕过来 |
| 447 | Round out the video. | 圆通视频. |
| 448 | Well, it's five minutes for me. | 好吧,这是五分钟对我来说。 |
| 449 | Once I cut this. | 一旦我剪了这个。 |
| 450 | It's probably going to be uh less for you | 对你来说可能会少一点 |
| 451 | but so because I only got like I don't know how many that was like 10 10 phrasal verbs from these, uh podcast episodes | 但是,因为我只得到像我不知道 多少是像10 10词的动词 从这些,呃播客集 |
| 452 | I was like I need more than that | и碞钩и惠璶 |
| 453 | So I just went on the good old chat gbt the good old ai | 所以我只好继续说老话 |
| 454 | And I asked her like to get drop the paper. | 我问她喜欢 得到掉纸。 |
| 455 | Hold on. | 坚持住。 |
| 456 | I asked it to give me some | 我问它给我一些 |
| 457 | Phrasal verbs maybe less common common like common but less known by english students | 哲学动词也许不像普通话那么常见,但英语学生不太了解 |
| 458 | And basically it gave me a lot a list | 基本上它给了我很多列表 |
| 459 | And I just picked the ones that I liked like and wanted to talk about so, okay | 我只是选了我喜欢的 想要谈的,好吗? |
| 460 | So, uh the first the first one is like there's like two here | 所以,呃,第一个是像这里有两个 |
| 461 | So you might already know to mess up to mess up extremely common. | 所以,你可能已经知道 搅乱 混乱极常见。 |
| 462 | It means like to make a mistake | 意思是想犯错 |
| 463 | To screw up is another one. | 搞砸是另一个 |
| 464 | Um, but to mess up I use this all the time | 嗯,但是为了搞砸 我总是用这个 |
| 465 | We use this all the time like oh I messed up. | 我们一直用这个 就像我搞砸了一样 |
| 466 | I you know, I don't want to mess up | 你知道,我不想乱来 |
| 467 | Yeah, it's just it's just like to make a mistake, right? | 是啊,它只是它只是 像犯了一个错误,对不对? |
| 468 | Um, if you speak spanish, it's like equivocarte | 嗯,如果你说西班牙语, 这就像模棱两可 |
| 469 | Um, yeah, it's just a mess up to mess up so that's a phrasal verb but then also you have | 嗯,是的,这只是一个混乱的 混乱的,所以这是一个词性动词,但你还有 |
| 470 | Uh to mess something up. | 搞砸东西 |
| 471 | It's like to ruin something or to like to make a mistake | 这就像破坏什么 或者喜欢犯错误 |
| 472 | So that it affects something specifically like if your hair if you if you spend time | 所以它会影响某些特殊的东西 比如如果你花时间,你的头发 |
| 473 | On making on on your hair making your hair your hairstyle really nice | 在你的头发上做 让你的头发 你的发型非常好 |
| 474 | And then somebody comes and goes like this and messes up your hair. | 然后有人像这样来来去去 弄乱你的头发。 |
| 475 | You can go you messed it up | 你可以去,你搞砸了吗? |
| 476 | Why did you mess up my hair? | 你为什么弄乱我的头发? |
| 477 | like you you mess why did you mess it up like maybe i'm editing this video and | 像你这样乱搞 为什么你乱搞了 好像我在编辑这段视频 |
| 478 | I do something that changes it in a way that I don't like and I can't figure out how to undo it | 我做了一些改变它的方式 我不喜欢, 我无法想出如何解除它 |
| 479 | And i'm like, oh I messed it up like, you know, it's like I I ruined it, you know | 而我喜欢,哦,我搞砸了 喜欢,你知道,这就像我毁了它,你知道 |
| 480 | I like to use the f-word. | 我喜欢用f字。 |
| 481 | I like to say like I fucked it up. | 我喜欢说我搞砸了 |
| 482 | I fucked up, you know | 我搞砸了,你知道吗? |
| 483 | But you don't have to you can just say mess it up mess up. | 但你不必说乱七八糟的 |
| 484 | That's like the more | 就是这样 |
| 485 | Universal way of saying it. | 普遍说法法. |
| 486 | All right | 好吧,我们走 |
| 487 | Next one is uh to drag something out | 下一个是把东西拖出来 |
| 488 | Okay | 还好 |
| 489 | so to drag the the verb to drag is like when I was a kid and I used to walk out in public with my family | 所以,拖动动词拖 就像当我还是个孩子时, 我曾经和我的家人在公共场合走出去 |
| 490 | Sometimes when I walked I didn't really pick up my feet very much when I walked | 有时我走路的时候 脚不怎么抬 |
| 491 | So my stepdad used to say quit dragging your feet | 所以我继父常说别再拖你的脚了 |
| 492 | Stop dragging your feet because I didn't pick up my feet very much | 别再拖你的脚了,因为我不怎么捡脚 |
| 493 | Sometimes it sounded like I was just dragging my feet like just kind of pulling my feet along the | 有时听起来我只是拖着脚 就像拉着我的脚沿着 |
| 494 | The road and or the ground and not really picking them up or maybe you have a blanket and you | 道路和地面,没有真正拿起它们 或者也许你有毯子和你 |
| 495 | Are like dragging it across the floor | 就像拖着它穿过地板 |
| 496 | So the blanket is is on the floor and you're just pulling it and walking with it | 所以毯子在地板上 你只是把它拉起来走 |
| 497 | So it's it's it's a being dragged along the floor. | 故曰:是被拖在地边. |
| 498 | You're you're dragging it across the floor | 你在拖着它穿过地板 |
| 499 | So this is drag. | 所以这是拖。 |
| 500 | This is an important verb to know but then we have the phrasal verb | 这是一个重要的动词 要知道,但 然后我们有 词组动词 |
| 501 | to drag something out | 拖动一些东西 |
| 502 | And that is just to it's like if you have an event or a thing | 这就是它只是它一样,如果你有一个活动或一件事 |
| 503 | That you make longer for example, they dragged out the meeting | 比方说,你活得更久,他们把会议拖走了 |
| 504 | So they they made the meeting way longer than it needed to be | 因此,他们使会议的时间 比它所需要的时间长 |
| 505 | They dragged it out | 他们拖出来 |
| 506 | They they took the meeting and they went like this and they pulled it and made it long | 他们带走了会议,他们像这样走, 他们拉了起来,让它很长 |
| 507 | They dragged it out. | 他们拖出来。 |
| 508 | But yeah, it's just to make something longer. | 但是,是的,它只是 使东西更长。 |
| 509 | It's to make something longer | 是为了让事情变得更久 |
| 510 | Not like physically but like um, like time to make something longer in time is what i'm saying like more time | 不是身体上那样,而是像嗯, 像时间 做一些更久的东西的时间 是,我说什么 像更多的时间 |
| 511 | Okay, next one is uh to call someone out, which means to confront publicly. | 好吧,下一个是 呃叫人出去, 这意味着公开对抗。 |
| 512 | She called him out for lying | 她叫他出来说谎 |
| 513 | So yeah, it's just about holding people accountable. | 所以,是的,它只是 关于追究人们的责任。 |
| 514 | This is a good phrase to know to hold someone accountable | 这句好话要知道 要追究一个人的责任 |
| 515 | It's like when someone makes a mistake something someone does something bad and you're like, hey, that's not okay | 就像有人犯错 别人做坏事 你就会说,嘿,这不好 |
| 516 | And you confront them like you shouldn't do that. | 你像不该那样面对他们 |
| 517 | That's not okay. | 这不好。 |
| 518 | You can't do that | 你不能这样 |
| 519 | That's to hold someone accountable and then versus just pretending like it's not my problem didn't happen | 那是为了追究某人的责任 而不是假装那不是我的问题 |
| 520 | Didn't happen to me, you know, but to call someone out is like the specific action of being like hey this person | 我可没碰过,但叫人出来 就像是像嘿,这个人 |
| 521 | This person did this thing and that is not okay | 这个人做了这件事,这是不好的 |
| 522 | You know, you see this a lot on social media and you know, they like to call out people for doing bad things | 你知道,你在社交媒体上看到很多, 你知道,他们喜欢叫人做坏事 |
| 523 | Celebrities or famous, you know people with a lot of money or politicians, you know | 名人或名人 你认识有钱人或政客 |
| 524 | People love to call politicians out like it's just like yeah to to confront someone publicly to to name someone for doing something bad | 人们喜欢叫政客出来 就像是公开对抗某人 以做坏事为名 |
| 525 | Yeah, it's like call them out. | 是啊,这就像叫他们出来。 |
| 526 | Don't don't be quiet. | 勿令寂静. |
| 527 | Call them out. | 叫他们出来。 |
| 528 | Like it's important to hold people accountable | 就像要追究人的责任一样 |
| 529 | I I firmly believe this myself. | 我本人坚信这一点。 |
| 530 | Okay a couple more real quick. | 好,再快点 |
| 531 | Let's see if we can do it | 让我们看看能不能做到这一点 |
| 532 | Um, the next one is to back off which means to stop bothering or give space | 下一个就是退后 也就是说停止打扰或给空间 |
| 533 | I think you should back off a little bit. | 我想你应该退后一点。 |
| 534 | Sometimes people are | 有时人们会 |
| 535 | Bothering or kind of invading the space of other people and they need to back off | 争吵或入侵他人的空间 他们需要退缩 |
| 536 | They need to like mind their own business or like stop bothering them. | 他们需要管好自己的事 或者停止打扰他们 |
| 537 | Give them space get away | 让他们离开这儿 |
| 538 | Like you need to back off | 就像你需要退后一样 |
| 539 | There are some parents who think that because they're parents they can do and say whatever they want and they can treat their children | 有些家长认为,因为他们是父母 他们可以做和说他们想说什么 他们可以治疗他们的孩子 |
| 540 | However, they want and that's just not true | 不过,他们想要,那不是真的 |
| 541 | You need to respect them. | 你要尊重他们 |
| 542 | Τcm | |
| 543 | Some parents need to back off | 有些家长需要退后 |
| 544 | Honestly, it could be any anything any any time anyone needs to like stop bothering | 老实说,它可以是任何东西 任何时候,任何人都需要停止打扰 |
| 545 | Someone and give them space. | 有人给他们空间。 |
| 546 | I don't have a million examples for you | 我没有一百万个例子给你 |
| 547 | Sorry, and i'm trying to go fast here because I don't want my camera to die | 对不起,我想快点走 因为我不想我的相机死 |
| 548 | Okay, the last one is to mess with someone so we already said to mess up and to mess something up | 好吧,最后一个是和别人乱搞 所以我们已经说过要搞砸和乱搞 |
| 549 | But now we have to mess with someone which is to bother provoke or joke with someone | 但是现在我们得和别人打交道 来惹人发火或和别人开玩笑 |
| 550 | It's kind of like usually in a playful sense | 这有点像 通常在游戏意义上 |
| 551 | But it could be more serious and you could take it too far and it could be not okay | 但事情可能更严重,你可能走得太远,可能不行 |
| 552 | But but it could just be in a very light-hearted playful way. | 但是,它可能只是 一个非常轻心的游戏方式。 |
| 553 | That's not a big deal | 没什么大不了的 |
| 554 | I say this a lot like sometimes if i'm just like | 我经常说,有时候,如果我只是喜欢 |
| 555 | Giving someone a hard time. | 给别人一个艰难的时期。 |
| 556 | This is another way we say it like just kind of teasing someone picking on someone like like | 这是另一种方式,我们说它就像 那种取笑某人 挑逗某人喜欢 |
| 557 | You know just just kind of giving them like always having an answer and | 你知道只是有点给他们 像总是有一个答案, |
| 558 | You know just being very direct with someone and maybe like yeah | 你知道,只是非常直接与某人 也许像是 |
| 559 | Just being a little difficult with someone I might uh or or saying like kind of making fun of them a little bit | 只是有点困难 与某人,我可能呃或 说喜欢 取笑他们一点点 |
| 560 | In a light-hearted way. | 以轻心法. |
| 561 | I might say like i'm just messing with you, you know, i'm just i'm just giving you a hard time | 我可能会说,就像我在耍你, 你知道,我只是给你一个困难的时间 |
| 562 | I'm just messing with you. | 我只是在开玩笑 |
| 563 | Um, yeah, it's kind of just like | 嗯,是的,这有点像 |
| 564 | It's kind of a way to just clarify that you're you're not being um serious. | 这是澄清你是不是很认真的方法 |
| 565 | Stop messing with me | 别耍我了 |
| 566 | Like he's now he's just messing with you. | 就像他现在在耍你 |
| 567 | It's like he's joking. | 他好像在开玩笑 |
| 568 | He's not being serious. | 他不是认真的。 |
| 569 | He's just joking with you | 他只是跟你开玩笑 |
| 570 | It's not true. | 非实非实. |
| 571 | Like maybe he says some someone or some | 就像他说有人或人 |
| 572 | Uh, anyone's like tells you something that's not true like oh i'm pregnant | 呃,任何人都喜欢告诉你一些事情 不是真的,我怀孕了 |
| 573 | But i'm not really and so I say i'm just messing with you. | 但我不是真的 所以我说我只是在耍你 |
| 574 | I'm just really full | 我只是吃饱了 |
| 575 | My belly is extended because i'm i'm full you're just playing around you can say i'm just messing | 我的肚子被延长了,因为我饱了... ...你只是玩耍... ...你可以说我在玩耍 |
| 576 | He's just messing with you. | 他只是在跟你开玩笑 |
| 577 | She's just messing with you. | 她只是跟你开玩笑 |
| 578 | That's it | 就这样 |
| 579 | All right, we got through my list. | 好吧,我们通过我的名单。 |
| 580 | Yay. | 赞 |
| 581 | I'm gonna beat my camera to to the punch because my camera she's I know | 因为我的相机她我知道 |
| 582 | She's about to go. | 她马上就要走了 |
| 583 | She's hot. | 她很热。 |
| 584 | I'm gonna i'm gonna touch her and i'm gonna burn my hand | 我要摸她 烧了我的手 |
| 585 | No, not really, but she gets hot. | 不,不是真的,但她变得热。 |
| 586 | She gets I gotta like put the fan on her | 她得到我必须 喜欢把风扇在她身上 |
| 587 | I don't know do other has anybody does anybody else film and have like a camera and experience this? | 我不知道别人有没有人做别人 拍摄和有像相机和体验这个? |
| 588 | I don't know what is the issue but and it's not old at all and it's a nice camera. | 我不知道是什么问题,但它并不老 是一个很好的相机。 |
| 589 | I thought sony sony camera | 我以为儿子的相机 |
| 590 | Anyways, thank you for watching to the end. | 总之,谢谢你看着最后。 |
| 591 | I love you. | 我爱你 |
| 592 | I really do. | 我真的喜欢 |
| 593 | I always say that | 我总是这么说 |
| 594 | I don't know why I don't know why I do. | 何以故无我. |
| 595 | I don't know why I always tell you guys | 我不知道为什么我总是告诉你们 |
| 596 | Um, because in english, it's like a very light-hearted thing | 嗯,因为英语, 它就像一个非常轻心的事情 |
| 597 | We say that we love everyone and everything and it's not a big deal. | 我们说我们爱每个人和一切 这没什么大不了的 |
| 598 | So anyways, um, | 所以无论如何,嗯, |
| 599 | I hope that you if you do celebrate holidays. | 我希望你能过节 |
| 600 | Hope you had a great holiday | 希望你有一个伟大的假期 |
| 601 | Family time. | 家庭时间。 |
| 602 | I hope you enjoy your life. | 我希望你过得愉快 |
| 603 | If not, then welcome to the club. | 如果没有,那么欢迎来到俱乐部。 |
| 604 | You're like me | 你跟我一样 |
| 605 | and | 和 |
| 606 | Yeah, I hope you learn stuff | 是啊,我希望你学的东西 |
| 607 | I hope you like tell me what you think about this kind of video this kind of you know | 我希望你喜欢告诉我你对这段视频的看法 |
| 608 | This kind of relaxed way of teaching phrasal verbs this kind of uh, you know, very me my style | 这种轻松的语法教学方式... ... ...... |
| 609 | I have um something exciting coming up. | 我有件令人兴奋的事 |
| 610 | Well, it's exciting for me | 嗯,这让我兴奋 |
| 611 | For those of you who really like listening to to me talking about my life and random things. | 为了你们这些真正喜欢听我谈论 我的生活和随机事件的人 |
| 612 | I have a I have an interesting | 我有一个我有一个有趣的 |
| 613 | Um thing coming up that I will announce to you guys soon | 嗯,事情即将到来 我会很快向你们宣布 |
| 614 | I think and yeah some some some videos | 我想一些视频 |
| 615 | Uh, i'd like to make a video talking about some more like culture shock things in latin america and just I don't know | 我想拍个视频 说一些更像文化震撼的东西 在拉丁美国,只是我不知道 |
| 616 | Just fun stuff | 只是好玩的东西 |
| 617 | But if you have any things that you want me to talk about related to like teaching english or or anything about my life | 但是如果你有任何事情 你想要我谈 有关像教英语或什么 关于我的生活 |
| 618 | Or literally anything anything at all. | 或任何东西 |
| 619 | Let me know in the comments as always appreciate you and uh, see | 让我在评论中知道 永远感谢你,呃,你看 |
| 620 | In the next one | 在下一个 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 0:02 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 0:05 | It is I am melting | 我快融化了,我快溶化了 |
| 0:07 | It's I'm sweating. | 谓我汗出. |
| 0:08 | I am sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 0:09 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 0:10 | I'm exaggerating but it's really hot and it's also christmas day | 我夸夸其谈,但真的很热,今天也是圣诞节 |
| 0:15 | I don't celebrate christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
| 0:16 | I don't care about holidays, but uh, I love today because it's so quiet | 我不管节日 但我喜欢今天 因为这里太安静了 |
| 0:21 | And i'm alone in this apartment. | 我一个人在这间公寓里 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 2 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 3 | It is I am melting | 我快融化了,我快溶化了 |
| 4 | It's I'm sweating. | 谓我汗出. |
| 5 | I am sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 6 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 7 | I'm exaggerating but it's really hot and it's also christmas day | 我夸夸其谈,但真的很热,今天也是圣诞节 |
| 8 | I don't celebrate christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
| 9 | I don't care about holidays, but uh, I love today because it's so quiet | 我不管节日 但我喜欢今天 因为这里太安静了 |
| 10 | And i'm alone in this apartment. | 我一个人在这间公寓里 |
| 11 | Everybody's with their family. | 每个人都和家人在一起 |
| 12 | I ain't got no family | 我没有家人 |
| 13 | Nah, I do but i'm in brazil. | 不,我有,但我在布拉齐尔。 |
| 14 | I just have this place to myself and even though it's super hot | 我只有这个地方,虽然它很热 |
| 15 | Well, there's still noise from an airplane but um, but there's like not many cars on the road and quiet | 飞机上仍然有噪音 但路上没有多少车 安静 |
| 16 | There's no construction because normally during weekdays. | 没有建筑,因为平时在工作日。 |
| 17 | There's bang bang bang | 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 砰砰 |
| 18 | Upstairs, I hate it. | 楼上,我讨厌它。 |
| 19 | Welcome to latin america | 欢迎来到美国 |
| 20 | Everybody's always building something or remodeling always | 大家都在造东西,或者改造 |
| 21 | Constantly, okay. | 总是,好吧。 |
| 22 | Anyways, so | 总之,所以 |
| 23 | I'm enjoying really what the holidays is all about today, which is peace peace so | 我享受今天的节日,和平 |
| 24 | Peaceful. | 安静 |
| 25 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 26 | So let's get into it. | 因此,让我们开始吧。 |
| 27 | Let's not waste your time anymore with my rambling today | 我们不要再浪费你的时间了 今天我胡闹 |
| 28 | We're going to talk about phrasal verbs | 我们要谈谈词组动词 |
| 29 | This is something that you guys love to listen to and hear about and learn about and get better at and know about | 这是你们喜欢听的,听的,学的,学的好,学的好 |
| 30 | You you guys are all concerned about the phrasal verbs. | 你们都关心 词组动词。 |
| 31 | So I have a little | 所以我有点 |
| 32 | Like psa public service announcement | 就像Psa公益广告 |
| 33 | I have a little like message to you about phrasal verbs that I talked about briefly in another video | 我有一个类似的信息给你 关于词性动词 我在另一个视频中简短谈到 |
| 34 | But I really want to hammer it home today. | 但我今天真的想把它当家 |
| 35 | I want to I want to hammer it in | 我想用锤子敲它 |
| 36 | I need you to understand this. | 我需要你明白这一点。 |
| 37 | I need you to understand this listen you need to understand | 我要你明白这个 听着 你得明白 |
| 38 | To make this video. | 制作这段视频。 |
| 39 | I listened to | 我听从了 |
| 40 | two | 两个 |
| 41 | Of my favorite podcasts. | 我最喜欢的播客。 |
| 42 | I listened to two hour long episodes of them | 我听了两个小时的片段 |
| 43 | I wrote down all the the phrasal verbs that they know I didn't write down every single phrasal verb | 我写下所有的词组动词 他们知道我没有写 每个词组动词 |
| 44 | I wrote down the phrasal verbs that I think that you guys might not know some of you might not know | 我写下了词性动词 我想你们可能不知道 你们有些人可能不知道 |
| 45 | And would be good to teach on this channel to intermediate and advanced students | 最好能在这个频道里 教中学生和高级学生 |
| 46 | I didn't write down most of those phrasal verbs that you guys already know | 我并没有记下你们已经知道的 大部分动词 |
| 47 | These are like the basic phrasal verbs and that's what you need to understand about phrasal verbs | 这些就像基本的词组动词 那就是你需要理解的词组动词 |
| 48 | You need to understand that | 你需要明白这一点 |
| 49 | Most a lot of the times a lot of the times we're just using those basic phrasal verbs that you learn | 大部分时间,很多时候,我们只是 使用这些基本的词性动词 你学到 |
| 50 | At a beginner level in english, right you wake up in the morning you get out of the car | 在英语的初学者阶段,你早上醒来就下车 |
| 51 | Stuff like this, right you turn up the volume basic stuff that most of you | 像这样的东西,你打开音量 基本的东西,你们大多数人 |
| 52 | Probably already know and if you don't know it's okay | 可能已经知道了,如果你不知道没关系 |
| 53 | You're you're in your process of learning it but considering the fact that um when I do | 你是在学习它,但考虑到这个事实,嗯,当我做 |
| 54 | Polls and I ask you questions you tell me 你们大部分人明白我常说的 | |
| 55 | So it makes me think that most of you guys have at least an intermediate level if not advanced | 所以我觉得你们中的大多数 至少有中级水平,如果不高级 |
| 56 | so I think you guys already have a good foundation of your basic phrasal verbs and | 所以,我认为你们已经有一个良好的基础 你的基本的词性动词和 |
| 57 | Yes, we use other phrasal phrasal verbs here and there once in a while that are not part of this basic | 是的,我们使用其他的词组 动词在这里和那里 偶尔,这些不是这个基础的一部分 |
| 58 | Group that you might you probably don't know if you're a beginner, right? | 你可能不知道自己是不是初学者吧? |
| 59 | Or at a lower level, but I listen to these podcasts and I wrote down | 或低级, 但我听这些播客 我写下来 |
| 60 | all the phrasal verbs like that that I that I heard and | 我听到的这些动词 |
| 61 | I might have missed some but I I was listening for most of the time like paying attention and | 我可能错过了一些 但我听了大部分时间 像注意和 |
| 62 | I only wrote down | 我只写下来 |
| 63 | Like five like five phrasal verbs from an hour of people talking | 像五个像五个词 动词从一个小时的人说话 |
| 64 | So I listened to people from the united states talking for like an hour | 所以,我听了来自美国的人 说话像一个小时 |
| 65 | And I wrote down the phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know and I wrote down five | 我写下了词性动词 我想你们可能不知道 我写了五个 |
| 66 | Okay, five for each podcast episode for each hour of conversation. | 好吧,每个播客插曲5个 每一小时的对话。 |
| 67 | What does that tell me that tells me? | 这告诉我什么? |
| 68 | Yes, there are some | 是的,还有一些 |
| 69 | More advanced phrasal verbs that we use. | 我们使用的更先进的词性动词. |
| 70 | Yes, there are but there's not so many | 是的,有,但没有这么多 |
| 71 | Okay in an hour of fast | 好,快一个小时 |
| 72 | Constant back and forth dialogue, right? | 不停的前后对话,对不对? |
| 73 | These guys are talking fast. | 他们说话真快 |
| 74 | They're | 他们是 |
| 75 | The next guy says something he doesn't even wait. | 下一个家伙说了一些他甚至不等待的东西。 |
| 76 | There's not even a pause | 连暂停都没有 |
| 77 | He just they're they're talking like boom boom boom boom. | 他只是他们说话 像轰轰轰轰轰轰。 |
| 78 | It's like it's like ping pong back and forth | 感觉就像乒乓球前后 |
| 79 | You know super fast in an hour of that only | 你只知道一小时之内就超快 |
| 80 | Five phrasal verbs that I wrote down that I thought you guys might not know and you might even know some of them | 我写下来的五句动词 我想你们可能不知道 甚至你们可能知道其中的一些 |
| 81 | So so the point the conclusion of this is that you all need to chill out | 所以这个结论的要点是 你们都需要冷静下来 |
| 82 | No, you'll need to relax. | 不 你需要放松点 |
| 83 | The point is that it's not as hard as you think | 关键是没那么难 |
| 84 | It's not as scary as you think it's not as intimidating as you think | 不如你想象的那么可怕 不如你想象的那么可怕 |
| 85 | Of course, there's always going to be that phrasal verb that you're like what I I haven't heard that one | 当然了,总有那种词性动词 你就像我没听到的一样 |
| 86 | but a lot of times it's | 但是很多时候 |
| 87 | it's obvious given the context like a lot of times you can figure out the meaning just based on the context or | 很明显,鉴于上下文 很多时候,你可以 找出意义 只是根据上下文或 |
| 88 | Really? | 真的吗? |
| 89 | The point of what i'm saying is that it's just not as often | 我想说的是 事情没有那么频繁 |
| 90 | It's not as frequent as you might think we're not just constantly using all these difficult phrasal verbs all the time | 它没有你可能认为的频繁 我们不只是不断使用 所有这些困难的词组动词 所有的时间 |
| 91 | It's not like that | 不是那样的 |
| 92 | Okay | 还好 |
| 93 | So it's not something that you really need to stress about it is if you had to write down | 所以这不是你真正需要强调的 如果你必须写下来 |
| 94 | You know a list of the most difficult things about english and then the most difficult things about spanish and the most difficult things about | 你知道关于英语最困难的事情 和关于西班牙语最困难的事情 |
| 95 | any other language for example | 例如,任何其他语言 |
| 96 | Uh chinese what mandarin whatever russian yes on the list of things that are hard about english and unique to english | 中国语是什么样的普通话 不管俄罗斯人同意什么 都难于理解英语 也难于理解英语 |
| 97 | You would write phrasal verbs. | 你会写词动词。 |
| 98 | Yes phrasal verbs is one of because it's not something that you find | 是的,词性动词是其中之一 因为这不是你发现的东西 |
| 99 | in | 内 |
| 100 | Other languages correct me if i'm wrong or at least most other languages. | 其他语言 如果我错了 或者至少是其他语言 |
| 101 | It's a kind of a weird thing phrasal verbs | 这是一种奇怪的东西 语言动词 |
| 102 | It seems like it's hard. | 似乎很难 |
| 103 | Yes, and it is one of the strange hard things about english, but it's not as bad | 是的,这是一个奇怪的困难 事物的英语,但它没有那么糟糕 |
| 104 | As you might think if you just really pay attention to how frequent it happens that you don't understand a phrasal verb | 你可能觉得如果你真的注意 经常发生的情况 你不明白一个动词 |
| 105 | Right and think you could think about that. | 对,而且你可以考虑一下 |
| 106 | You can watch something you can listen to something listen to me talk. | 你可以看的东西 你可以听的东西听我说。 |
| 107 | Whatever one of my | 不管我是谁 |
| 108 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我只告诉你一个故事什么的 | |
| 109 | How many times I use a phrasal verb that you don't know what it is? | 多少次我用一个词 动词你不知道是什么? |
| 110 | Like you don't understand probably rarely and you can even listen to a dialogue and it's like | 就像你不明白 可能很少 而且你甚至可以听一个对话 |
| 111 | It's not going to be constantly that it's not going to be constant that you don't understand a phrasal verb | 它不会是常态的 它不会是常态的 你不明白一个词的动词 |
| 112 | So, you know unless you're like a beginner in english or something. | 所以,你知道,除非你 像英语的初学者什么的。 |
| 113 | So I just wanted to | 所以我就想说 |
| 114 | Reassure you guys that it's not something to stress about and | 向你们保证,这不是什么 压力和 |
| 115 | I will happily continue to make these phrasal verb videos where I teach you | 我很乐意继续制作这些动词视频 我教你 |
| 116 | More of the more like advanced ones if you want if you like it, absolutely. | 更像先进者 如果你喜欢的话,绝对。 |
| 117 | I can do that | 我办得到 |
| 118 | but just know that um, sometimes it's actually hard for me to find | 但只要知道,嗯, 有时它实际上很难 我找到 |
| 119 | good | 不错 |
| 120 | Common phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know to teach you I can do it | 俗语动词,我想你们可能不知道 教你,我可以做到这一点。 |
| 121 | I can find them maybe maybe not forever. | 我可以找到他们 也许不是永远。 |
| 122 | But for now, I think I still they still they they exist | 但现在,我想我还是他们存在 |
| 123 | I I can still find more but it's not an infinite thing like | 我还能找到更多 但这不是无限的 |
| 124 | Um, eventually i'm gonna run out because there's not that many | 嗯,最终我会跑出去 因为没有那么多 |
| 125 | Okay, and I have to listen to a lot of podcast episodes to write down like 20 to teach you | 好吧,我必须听很多播客的节目 写下来像20集来教你 |
| 126 | I have to listen to like four hours of podcast. | 我得听四小时播客的节目 |
| 127 | So | 这么说 |
| 128 | Yeah, so I just wanted to tell you guys that first. | 是啊,所以我只是想 告诉你的人先。 |
| 129 | So now let's move on to actually teaching you these phrasal verbs | 现在让我们开始 真正教你这些词组动词 |
| 130 | So, okay. | 所以,还好。 |
| 131 | So I was listening to the camp counselors, uh podcast by the way | 所以我听了营房的辅导员 顺便说一句 播客 |
| 132 | It's not really they're not really camp counselors camp counselors are like when you're a kid and you go to summer camp | 其实他们不是真正的营地辅导员 营地辅导员就像你小时候一样 去夏令营 |
| 133 | Uh for the you know, you go to like camp for kids for the summer | 嗯,你知道的,你去喜欢 夏令营的孩子 |
| 134 | Uh, it's it's a common thing in the united states and you have camp counselors | 在美国很常见,你还有营房辅导员 |
| 135 | so these like usually young adults who whose job is | 所以,这些像通常 年轻的成年人谁的工作 |
| 136 | Basically running the camp and the doing activities with the kids and taking care of the kids all summer and stuff like that | 基本上管理营地 和孩子们一起活动 照顾孩子们整个夏天之类的 |
| 137 | So this this podcast is called camp counselors. | 这个播客叫做营地顾问。 |
| 138 | It's it's pretend. | 这是假装的。 |
| 139 | They're pretending that they are camp counselors | 他们假装是营地辅导员 |
| 140 | The the podcast is like camp themed but it's not real. | 播客就像露营一样 但不是真的 |
| 141 | It's just like pretend for fun | 就像假装好玩一样 |
| 142 | So I listened to an episode of of camp counselors | 所以我听了一集营地辅导员 |
| 143 | And it was like a like a christmas themed episode because it was their most recent one | 这就像一个圣诞主题集 因为这是他们最近的一集 |
| 144 | So, um, they were talking to each other the two people in the podcast are jonathan and zachariah | 所以,嗯,他们正在交谈对方 在播客的两个人是Jonathan和zachariah |
| 145 | And one of them asked the other one what christmas song has been pissing you off. | 其中一人问另一首 圣诞歌让你很生气 |
| 146 | This is a great phrasal verb | 这是一个伟大的词组动词 |
| 147 | It's a it's it's a little vulgar | 有点粗俗 |
| 148 | You know, it's not something you would say probably to a child or it's not something you would say to your grandmother | 你知道,这不是你可能会对孩子说的话 或者你不会对你奶奶说的话 |
| 149 | Probably maybe depending on who your grandmother is, you know, depending on how cool she is | 也许取决于你奶奶是谁 取决于她有多酷 |
| 150 | You might know the word piss as a vulgar alternative to pee instead of saying I gotta go pee or I gotta pee | 你可能知道小便是小便的粗俗替代物 而不是说我要去小便或者我要去小便 |
| 151 | Some people say I gotta take a piss which is the same thing | 有人说我要撒尿,这是同样的事情 |
| 152 | I gotta pee but in the phrasal verb to piss someone off | 我要撒尿,但用动词来激怒别人 |
| 153 | It means to annoy someone. | 意思是惹恼别人 |
| 154 | So for example, they said what christmas song has been pissing you off | 比如说,他们说圣诞歌曲让你很生气 |
| 155 | So what christmas song has been annoying you or bothering you? | 什么圣诞歌曲让你烦恼或烦恼? |
| 156 | So you could say like, oh this is pissing me off. | 所以你可以说, 哦,这让我很生气。 |
| 157 | I I say this sometimes I do say this | 我有时会这么说 |
| 158 | I like to say this I say freaking pissing me off | 我想说,我说吓死我了 |
| 159 | Um, or you could say i'm pissed now this this works in the united states | 嗯,或者,你可以说我生气了 现在这个工作在美国 |
| 160 | I think in europe like british english or irish english or scottish i'm not sure | 我想在欧洲像英国英语或爱尔兰英语或苏格兰语 我不确定 |
| 161 | It means something else. | 它意味着别的东西。 |
| 162 | I feel like it means like i'm drunk or something. | 我觉得我喝醉了什么的 |
| 163 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 164 | It has a different meaning | 有不同的含义 |
| 165 | i'm not sure but in the united states of america and probably | 我不确定,但是在美国,也许 |
| 166 | Canada not sure maybe um, you can say | 说不定是加拿大 |
| 167 | I'm pissed off. | 我发火了 |
| 168 | I'm pissed off and it means like i'm mad or i'm i'm annoyed but like strongly | 我生气了 意思是我生气了 还是我生气了 |
| 169 | Strongly and a bit it's a bit vulgar right piss is a bit of a vulgar word. | 有点粗俗 右小便有点粗俗 |
| 170 | So | 这么说 |
| 171 | Yeah, so what's been pissing you off lately? | 是啊,最近有什么让你生气? |
| 172 | What's been annoying you? | 什么让你烦恼? |
| 173 | All right | 好吧,我们走 |
| 174 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 175 | They said I drove your car today and the christmas radio came on | 他们说我今天开你的车 圣诞收音机来了 |
| 176 | Okay, pretty obvious given the context but driving I was driving the car and the radio came on | 好吧,很显然,从上下文来看... ...但驾驶... ...我开车,收音机来了 |
| 177 | So it's just a way to say the radio | 所以,这只是一个方法 说收音机 |
| 178 | Um turned on or the the whatever the christmas radio the christmas radio channel in the united states | 打开了圣诞电台 美国的圣诞电台频道 |
| 179 | We have um, maybe one or two radio stations during christmas time that play christmas music | 我们有一家或两家电台 在圣诞节期间播放圣诞音乐 |
| 180 | So when he says the christmas radio came on probably he was he was listening to the radio | 所以当他说圣诞节的收音机来了 可能是他在听收音机 |
| 181 | And then one of the christmas stations christmas music station radio stations came on like it started | 然后一个圣诞电台 圣诞音乐电台开始 |
| 182 | It started playing or it it turned on or it um, whatever he found it | 它开始演奏 或者它打开 或者它嗯,不管他发现了它 |
| 183 | So to come on is a way to say like it it appeared it started whatever so you can say for example | 所以说来话长 就像它开始的一样 |
| 184 | I was watching tv and my favorite show came on it came on, you know | 我在看电视 我最喜欢的节目来了 |
| 185 | It's like it came on | 这就像它来了 |
| 186 | You know like it makes sense it's a phrase the verb that kind of makes sense | 你知道,就像它有道理 这是一个短语 动词那种有道理 |
| 187 | If you break it down if you think about it, so yeah, especially with technology | 狦稱癬ㄓ 碞秆∕ ┮琌 疭琌刚瓜 |
| 188 | You could be listening to something you could be watching something and then something else can come on come on | 你可能会在听一些东西 你可能会在看一些东西, 然后可以有别的东西发生 |
| 189 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 190 | Number three. | 三号 |
| 191 | Uh, yeah next one. | 嗯,是的下一个。 |
| 192 | They said I keep seeing a recipe pop up | 他们说我一直看到食谱的出现 |
| 193 | You probably know this one, but just just to make sure you know this one | 你可能知道这个 但只是为了确定你知道这个 |
| 194 | To pop up is like to appear it could also literally mean to like pop, you know, like like popcorn | 像爆米花一样的弹出 |
| 195 | You know the corn when you put it on the stove or in the microwave and it pops | 你知道玉米 当你把它放在炉子里或者微波炉里 然后它就爆炸了 |
| 196 | That could be a more literal meaning of pop up | 说不定是更直白的意思 |
| 197 | But a lot of times we use pop up just to say like appear. | 但很多时候,我们用弹出 只是说像出现。 |
| 198 | I keep seeing a recipe pop up | 我经常看到食谱的出现 |
| 199 | 所以他可能在Instagram 或者Youtube 或者任何地方的Facebook上 | |
| 200 | 我不知道和tiktok(英语:Tiktok) | |
| 201 | He's probably on social media and he's seeing a recipe like a viral or popular recipe or something | 他可能在社交媒体上看到 一种像病毒或流行食谱之类的食谱 |
| 202 | Um, like pop up on his screen like literally appear, you know, like pop up on his on his feed | 嗯,像弹出在他的屏幕上 像字面上出现,你知道, 像弹出在他的饲料 |
| 203 | On his um, yeah social media feed like the all the stuff that he's seeing | 在他的嗯,是的 社交媒体喂 像所有的东西,他看到 |
| 204 | So to see something pop up is like to appear especially especially common nowadays with the social media feed | 所以,看到一些东西突然冒出来 特别常见的是现在的社交媒体 |
| 205 | Um, but you could use it in different ways | 嗯,但是你可以用不同的方式 |
| 206 | Like when you use the toaster and you put your bread in the toaster one of those toasters | 就像你用烤面包机 把面包放在烤面包机里一样 |
| 207 | You put it in the slots the slits and then you go like this and it goes down | 你把它放在插槽里 然后像这样走下去 |
| 208 | And then when it's done when the toaster's done it pops up the bread it pops up next one is you brought it up | 当烤面包机完成后 面包就会喷出来 下一个是你提起的 |
| 209 | Okay | 还好 |
| 210 | so to bring something up is to | 因此,提出的东西是 |
| 211 | To be the one who starts talking about something in a conversation | 成为在谈话中开始谈论事物的人 |
| 212 | Okay, so for example, we're having a conversation and then all of a sudden we get on the topic of politics, right? | 好吧,比如说,我们有一个谈话 然后突然,我们得到了 关于政治话题,对不对? |
| 213 | We start talking about politics and maybe you say like why are we talking about this? | 我们开始谈论政治 也许你会说为什么我们谈论这个? |
| 214 | I don't want to talk about this anymore. | 我不想再谈这个了 |
| 215 | And then the other person says well, you brought it up | 然后另一个人说得好 是你提起来的 |
| 216 | Like you started you started it. | 碞钩秨 妓 |
| 217 | You started talking about it. | 你开始谈论它。 |
| 218 | You're the one who brought it up | 是你提起来的 |
| 219 | so to bring something up is to um | 所以,提出的东西是嗯 |
| 220 | Yeah, just to start talking about about a particular topic. | 是啊,只是开始谈论 一个特定的话题。 |
| 221 | This one's very common and very very very good. | 这个很常见,非常好 |
| 222 | Very useful | 很有用处 |
| 223 | Definitely, it definitely will sound more like a native speaker if you use that one | 当然,它肯定会听起来 更像一个母语 如果你用那个 |
| 224 | Uh, next one is okay | 下一个没问题 |
| 225 | So so zachariah was trying to describe this cake that he has seen so he doesn't know what it's called | 所以Zachariah试图描述他看到的蛋糕 所以他不知道它叫什么 |
| 226 | So he was saying, um | 所以他说 |
| 227 | I like that cake that comes in a box and then you put powdered sugar in it and shake it up in the bag | 我喜欢一个盒子里的蛋糕 然后你把粉末糖放进去 然后在袋子里摇晃 |
| 228 | And then he found out that it's like an italian christmas cake. | 然后他发现这就像意大利圣诞蛋糕 |
| 229 | I don't know but the phrasal verb here is | 我不知道,但这里的动词是 |
| 230 | Shake it up in the bag. | 摇在囊中. |
| 231 | Uh, it's a very popular taylor swift song. | 这是一首很受欢迎的Taylor快歌 |
| 232 | I think called shake it up | 我想是叫摇摆 |
| 233 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 234 | I don't i'm not a fan of taylor swift at all, but | 我一点都不喜欢Taylor,但是... |
| 235 | Uh, she has a popular song like that. | 嗯,她有一个流行的歌曲 这样的。 |
| 236 | I think oh no, it's shake it off. | 我觉得不,它摇了下来。 |
| 237 | That's what her song is | 这就是她的歌 |
| 238 | It's called shake it off shake it off is like, you know | 这叫摇动它 摇动它就像,你知道 |
| 239 | it's like if somebody says something mean to you and you're like an insult and you just like shake it off like | 就像有人对你说了些坏话 你就像侮辱你一样 |
| 240 | It doesn't bother me. | 亦不烦恼. |
| 241 | I don't care whatever. | 我无所谓 |
| 242 | Um, but to shake it up is more literal | 嗯,但摇动起来是更多的字面 |
| 243 | Like you take something and shake it shake it shake it up | 就像你拿东西摇晃它摇晃它 |
| 244 | And so in this case, he said you you the the cake comes in a box like the batter | 因此,在这种情况下,他说你 蛋糕来在一个盒子 像击球员 |
| 245 | I guess and then you put powdered sugar in it powdered sugar is sugar. | 我猜然后你把白糖放进去 白糖就是白糖 |
| 246 | That's in the form of like a powder, you know, and | 这就像粉末一样 |
| 247 | Then you shake it up. | 然后摇动. |
| 248 | You shake up the box | 你摇起盒子 |
| 249 | So yeah to shake something to shake it up a lot of times like in this case with phrasal verbs | 所以,是的,摇动的东西 摇动它很多时候 像在这种情况下,用词动词 |
| 250 | You could you could just say shake it which is not the phrase. | 你可以只是说摇动 它不是短语。 |
| 251 | It's not a phrasal verb. | 谓非语法动词. |
| 252 | You could just say | 你可以说 |
| 253 | Shake it and then you shake you shake it you shake the box. | 摇动它,然后你摇动它,你摇动盒子。 |
| 254 | That is fine. | 没关系 |
| 255 | That is totally correct | 这完全正确 |
| 256 | But native english speakers, we love to make things a phrasal verb when it doesn't even need to be so we love to add | 但英语母语,我们喜欢把事物 做成一个词性动词 当它甚至不需要是 所以我们喜欢添加 |
| 257 | Especially this word but other words too. | 特别是这个词,但其他的词。 |
| 258 | We love to add the word up to | 我们爱加词到 |
| 259 | Things so instead of just saying shake it we say shake it up | 事情是这样,而不是说摇它,我们说摇它 |
| 260 | The up doesn't really change the meaning. | 上调并没有真正改变意义。 |
| 261 | It doesn't change the meaning at all | 这根本改变不了意义 |
| 262 | Really, it just sounds a little bit more | 真的,只是听起来有点多 |
| 263 | Like a native speaker just because that's how we say it a lot of times | 像个本地人一样 因为我们经常这么说 |
| 264 | Is it necessary? | 有必要吗? |
| 265 | Absolutely not. | 绝对不是。 |
| 266 | We just like to add up to to verbs and it and it often doesn't change the meaning | 我们只是喜欢加到动词 它经常不会改变意义 |
| 267 | Sometimes it does but sometimes it doesn't it does like when you say turn up the music in that phrase | 有时会,但有时它不喜欢 当你说调高 音乐在句子 |
| 268 | The verb up has a lot of meaning because you're literally turning it up | 动词有很多意义,因为你正把动词翻过来 |
| 269 | But sometimes we add up and it doesn't change anything. | 但有时我们加起来,它不会改变任何事情。 |
| 270 | It's just | 这只是 |
| 271 | Shake it up. | 摇一摇. |
| 272 | Like it's just shake it but shake it up. | 譬如只是摇却摇. |
| 273 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 274 | We just like we like the way it sounds | 我们只是喜欢它的声音 |
| 275 | Or something. | 或有东西. |
| 276 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 277 | We just we has a nice ring to it has a nice sound shake it up | 我们只是有一个漂亮的戒指 它有一个不错的声音摇动它 |
| 278 | Um, yeah, so that's what you need to know about that. | 嗯,是的,所以这就是 你需要知道的。 |
| 279 | So those were all the phrasal verbs. | 这些都是语言动词。 |
| 280 | I wrote down from an hour long | 我从一个小时就写下来了 |
| 281 | Um podcast episode of camp counselors that I thought you may or may not know and should know | 嗯,播客插曲 营地辅导员,我想你可能 或可能不知道,应该知道 |
| 282 | 下一个排位赛是米乔兄弟Ryan和Aiden Micho | |
| 283 | No, actually, I pronounced that wrong. | 不,其实,我说错了。 |
| 284 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 285 | It's not micho. | 这不是米乔。 |
| 286 | That's my spanish brain wants to say it's micho | 那是我西班牙人的大脑 想说这是Micho |
| 287 | 其实是Micho | |
| 288 | micho brothers the micho | 米乔兄弟 米乔兄弟 |
| 289 | I don't know why they call it micho. | 我不知道他们为什么叫它Micho |
| 290 | They should just be micho sounds way better in spanish, but | 他们应该只是Micho 听起来更好的西班牙语,但 |
| 291 | Micho the micho brothers anyways, um, they're not latinos at all | Micho的Micho兄弟反正,嗯,他们根本不是拉蒂诺斯人 |
| 292 | But I don't know why their last name is micho anyways, so the podcast volley for serve | 但我不知道为什么他们姓Micho 所以播客排播服务 |
| 293 | So I wrote down these ones so they said | 所以我写下这些 所以他们说 |
| 294 | Uh, they were just on us to stay hydrated. | 呃,他们只是对我们 保持水分。 |
| 295 | Okay, so | 好吧,这样吧 |
| 296 | Aiden was saying how when they were kids their parents | 艾登在说 当他们还是孩子的时候 他们的父母 |
| 297 | Were like really into drinking water and like they wanted to drink a lot of water and they | 他们喜欢喝水 他们喜欢喝很多水 |
| 298 | Told their kids like you need to drink a lot of water | 告诉他们的孩子像你需要喝很多水 |
| 299 | So we said they were just on us to stay hydrated | 所以我们说他们要我们保持水分 |
| 300 | So the phrasal verb here is to be on someone to do something | 所以这里的词性动词就是有人做一些事情 |
| 301 | So to be on someone like literally in the most literal sense is to physically be on top of someone | 所以,像字面意义上的人 身体上的人 |
| 302 | But in that case, we'd probably just say on top of something to be specific | 但那样的话,我们可能只会说一些具体的话 |
| 303 | But to be on someone to do something like they were on us to stay hydrated | 但是要和别人在一起 做一些像他们对我们一样的事 |
| 304 | It's saying that they were like kind of nagging them what is nagging like keep keep telling someone like you gotta do this | 意思是说他们好像在抱怨什么 就像不停地告诉像你这样的人必须这么做 |
| 305 | You gotta do this like make sure you do this. | 你得确保你这样做 |
| 306 | You gotta do it. | 你必须做到这一点。 |
| 307 | Come on. | 来吧。 |
| 308 | You gotta stay hydrated | 你要保持水分状态 |
| 309 | You gotta drink more water. | 你得多喝点水 |
| 310 | Come on guys drink more water drink more water | 来,大家多喝点水,多喝点水 |
| 311 | You could say they were on us to drink more water. | 你可以说他们要我们喝更多的水。 |
| 312 | They were on us to stay hydrated | 他们要我们喝水 |
| 313 | This isn't one of those phrasal verbs that you're gonna hear all the time, but we we do say it and we do we do use it | 这不是你总是会听到的词性动词之一 但我们会说 |
| 314 | Um, so to to be on someone she was on me. | 嗯,所以在一个人 她在我身上。 |
| 315 | She was just she he was on me to to do blah blah blah | 她只是她 他对我做 诸如此类的 |
| 316 | Um, but but it has to be clear in the context that they are on you to do something | 嗯,但必须清楚的是,在上下文 他们正在你做一些事情 |
| 317 | They can't you can't just say they were on me because it's not clear enough | 他们不能只是说他们在我身上 因为不够清楚 |
| 318 | Like yeah, it's like it's like saying they were trying to motivate me to do something urging me or like | 就像说他们想鼓动我做点什么 |
| 319 | Pressuring me like pressuring me to do something. | 逼我做点什么 |
| 320 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 321 | Next one is if you just line everybody up | 下一个是你把大家排好 |
| 322 | Okay, so with people multiple people you can say you can use this phrasal verb to to line | 好吧,所以与人多 你可以说 你可以使用这个词组动词行 |
| 323 | People up or to line everyone up or to line | 人上或排队,或排队 |
| 324 | Up a group of people or whatever. | 举起一群人什么的 |
| 325 | Um, it just it's pretty self-explanatory | 嗯,它只是 它相当不言自明 |
| 326 | It just means to put people in a line or it doesn't actually it doesn't have to be people you can line up anything | 意思是把人排成一行 否则就不用你排成一队了 |
| 327 | so to line up | 所以排队 |
| 328 | people or things like you can line up your | 人或者你这样的东西可以排队 |
| 329 | Tomatoes if you have tomatoes, you can put your tomatoes in a line and you can line them up | 番茄,如果有番茄,你可以把番茄放进一条线,然后排成一条线 |
| 330 | So you can line up anything really as long as it's multiple things, of course to make a line | 所以只要是多样东西 你就可以排队 当然可以排队 |
| 331 | You can't make a line with one thing | 你不能用一件事来排队 |
| 332 | But yeah, it's just to to line people or things up to put it in a line to put to put them in a line | 但是,它只是把人或东西 排成一条线 把他们排成一条线 |
| 333 | Okay, so everybody line up is like, okay everybody get in a line. | 好了,所以每个人都排好队 就像,好吧,每个人都排好队。 |
| 334 | Yeah to line them up | 是啊,排好队 |
| 335 | All right next one in third grade a new teacher moved in | 下三年级的老师搬进来了 |
| 336 | Okay, so aiden was telling a story from their childhood | 好吧 Aiden从小讲了一个故事 |
| 337 | He was saying like how they had this one teacher and blah blah blah and then a new teacher moved in | 他好像说有个老师 然后有个新老师搬进来了 |
| 338 | It's kind of just a way of saying like a new teacher came on the scene like a new teacher | 这只是一种说法 就像新老师来到现场 像新老师 |
| 339 | showed up or or started working there or came into or replaced the other teacher or a new a new teacher | 出现或开始在那里工作,或进入或替换其他教师或新的教师 |
| 340 | Came in a new teacher moved in probably in the context of taking the place taking the place of the other teacher like | 一个新老师搬进来 可能是为了代替另一个老师 |
| 341 | Replacing the other teacher but often we use move in in the context of like moving into a space like a house | 代替另一位老师,但我们经常在像搬进像房子一样的空间时使用 |
| 342 | For living like to live there. | 喜欢住在那里。 |
| 343 | So you could say oh, yeah, we moved into our new house last week | 所以,你可以说,哦,是的, 我们搬进我们的新房子上周 |
| 344 | We just moved into our new apartment | 我们刚搬进新公寓 |
| 345 | So that's often how you hear move in but it could be in this case | 所以,你经常听到移动 但这可能是在这种情况下 |
| 346 | He just says it in a way of like the teacher moved into to this teaching position basically | 他这么说就像老师搬进这个教职 |
| 347 | Um, yeah, it's a bit of a stretch there, but he made it work | 嗯,是的,这是一个有点拉伸, 但他使它的工作 |
| 348 | Sometimes native speakers. | 时有本地语者. |
| 349 | We don't even really know if we're using the phrasal verb correctly, but it just kind of works | 我们甚至不知道我们是否正确使用词组动词, 但这只是一种工作 |
| 350 | It just kind of works. | 它只是有点工作。 |
| 351 | We understand each other | 我们互相理解 |
| 352 | So but yeah, you you guys probably know the verb to move which in english | 所以,但是是的,你们可能知道 动动词在英语中 |
| 353 | Yeah, we we just use the verb to move which is the same verb like to move your body | 是啊,我们只是用动词来移动 动动词就像动你的身体 |
| 354 | Is this is the same one that we use to move to a new | 这是同一个 我们用来移动到一个新的 |
| 355 | city or | 市区或 |
| 356 | country or house | 国家或家庭 |
| 357 | We say to move this was hard for me when I was learning like it's still hard for me sometimes like spanish | и弧硂癸иㄓ弧螟 讽и厩 碞钩癸иㄓ弧螟 |
| 358 | For example where the verb for like moving your body is not the same as the verb for like moving to a new country or whatever | 比如说移动身体的动词 和移动到一个新国家的动词不一样 |
| 359 | And but it is in english it is so that is easier in english in this case. | 但用英语来说,这样就容易了。 |
| 360 | So | 这么说 |
| 361 | So usually move is like yeah in in this context | 因此,通常移动是像 是的在这个背景 |
| 362 | Of moving to a new place. | 搬到一个新的地方。 |
| 363 | It's like to go live in a new place | 这就像去住一个新的地方 |
| 364 | so the phrasal verb to move in is often used to express like moving | 因此移动的词性动词常用于表达像移动一样的动词. |
| 365 | In to a particular house or play like to move in is like to you know | 进到某个房子或玩游戏喜欢搬家 就像你知道的一样 |
| 366 | Bring all your furniture and move in and go into a new house and start living there | 把家具都搬进来 搬进新房子住 |
| 367 | basically to move into a house a new house or you could say like | 基本上搬进新房子 或者你可以说像 |
| 368 | I asked my girlfriend to move in with me. | 我让我女朋友搬来和我住 |
| 369 | I asked my girlfriend or my boyfriend to | 我让我的女朋友或男朋友 |
| 370 | To start living with me basically to move in to move in with me | 开始和我同居 基本上搬来搬来搬来搬去 |
| 371 | My boyfriend moved in with me. | 我男朋友搬来跟我住 |
| 372 | He started living with me | 他开始和我住在一起 |
| 373 | So to move in it's like to start living in a place in a house or apartment | 所以搬进来 就像是开始住在房子或公寓里 |
| 374 | um, okay next one i'm a little worried because it's hot as a | 嗯,好吧,下一个 我有点担心 因为它的热像一个 |
| 375 | Inferno today and i'm worried my camera overheats usually at about 45 minutes give or take | 今天的地狱,我担心我的相机过热 通常在45分钟左右 |
| 376 | And right now we're at about 28 minutes. | 现在,我们大约在28分钟。 |
| 377 | So i'm i'm worried but I think i'm gonna start wrapping it up at 40 minutes | 所以我很担心 但我想40分钟后就能搞定 |
| 378 | So it doesn't overheat, but I hope I hope so. | 所以不会过热 但我希望如此 |
| 379 | I hope I hope this doesn't die on me. | 我希望这不会死在我身上。 |
| 380 | Okay next one | 好吧,下一个 |
| 381 | At some point they will build up a tolerance. | 在某些时候,他们将建立宽容。 |
| 382 | Okay, I feel like i've talked about this in another video | 好吧,我觉得我在另一个视频里谈到这个 |
| 383 | But just to reiterate, this is a very useful | 但重申一下,这是非常有用的 |
| 384 | Important good phrasal verb to build up. | 重要的好词性动词来积累. |
| 385 | Um, and it could you could use it in various ways | 嗯,它可以 你可以使用它的各种方式 |
| 386 | But in this case is this is a very common way that we use it | 但在这种情况下,这是我们常用的一种方法 |
| 387 | Um building up a tolerance. | 嗯,建立宽容。 |
| 388 | So if you use a drug of any kind, you know | 所以如果你使用任何一种药物,你知道 |
| 389 | Even like alcohol or or coffee or whatever. | 甚至像酒精或咖啡之类的 |
| 390 | I don't know the more you use it the more you build up a tolerance | 我不知道你用得越多 就越能培养宽容 |
| 391 | and so you get used to it your body gets used to it and then you either need more to have | 所以,你习惯了它,你的身体 习惯了它,然后你要么需要更多的有 |
| 392 | A similar effect as before to reach the same effect | 和以前一样的效果 |
| 393 | You need to have either more or you're you're just able to have more without feeling bad | 要么多一点,要么就多一点 不觉得不舒服 |
| 394 | Because you have built up a tolerance. | 因为你已经建立了一种宽容。 |
| 395 | So yeah building up a tolerance to something | 所以,是的,建立 容忍的东西 |
| 396 | Um, it's just literally building or creating | 嗯,它只是字面 建设或创造 |
| 397 | Um growing your tolerance, but we just like to say build up to build something up | 嗯,增加你的容忍度, 但我们只是喜欢说 积聚起来,建立的东西 |
| 398 | Yeah, but we use this in a lot of ways. | 是的,但我们在很多方面使用这个。 |
| 399 | I can't think of a lot of examples right now | 我现在想不出很多例子 |
| 400 | You can you can search for it on the internet if you're curious | 你可以上网搜索 如果你好奇的话 |
| 401 | But but this is a very common way that we use it is is is to build up a tolerance | 但是,这是非常常见的方法 我们使用它是建立宽容 |
| 402 | Like that's the main way that people will express. | 就像这是人们表达的主要方式。 |
| 403 | Um this thing where your tolerance increases | 嗯,这个东西,你的容忍度增加 |
| 404 | The the main way that we we express this is to say like yeah | 我们的主要表达方式就是说"是" |
| 405 | I built up a tolerance to something and the final phrasal verb that I wrote down from the volley for serve | 我培养了一种对事物的容忍力 以及我从伏利语中写下来的词组 |
| 406 | Mitchell brothers podcast is so one of them said are you in are you in | Mitchell兄弟播客都说你们在吗? |
| 407 | You might have heard this i'm not sure but the phrasal verb is to be to be in in the context of doing an activity | 你可能已经听到这个,我不确定 但词性动词 是在进行一项活动的背景下 |
| 408 | So if you want to go to a water park or I don't know, you know | 所以,如果你想去水上公园 或者我不知道,你知道 |
| 409 | The movies or whatever and you ask your friend like are you in we're gonna go do this. | 电影什么的,你问你的朋友 像我们要去做到这一点。 |
| 410 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 411 | It's like do you want to do it? | 谓欲作么. |
| 412 | There's a lot of ways of expressing this you can say are you in? | 有很多方法表达这一点 你可以说,你加入吗? |
| 413 | You can also say are you down? | 你也可以说你失望了? |
| 414 | Which sounds like they are the complete opposite but they're actually the same thing | 听起来他们完全相反 但其实他们是一样的 |
| 415 | So you can say if if you're inviting somebody or you're asking if somebody wants to join you can say are you in? | 所以,你可以说,如果你是邀请某人 或者你问,如果有人想加入 你可以说,你加入? |
| 416 | You can say are you down? | 可以说你失望了? |
| 417 | You might know that one. | 你可能知道那个 |
| 418 | That one's pretty famous. | 那个挺出名的 |
| 419 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 420 | You can also say are you up for it? | 你也可以说你愿意吗? |
| 421 | So we have as far as I can remember. | 因此,我们还有我记得的。 |
| 422 | I think there are at least three ways of expressing | 我觉得至少有三种表达方式 |
| 423 | like asking if someone is | 就像问一个人 |
| 424 | Willing to do something or wants to do something or wants to join | 愿意做点什么,或想做点什么,或想加入 |
| 425 | You or your group in an activity so you can say are you in are you down? | 你或你的团体在一次活动 所以你可以说你参与了吗? |
| 426 | Or are you up for it? | 还是你愿意? |
| 427 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 428 | Hey, we're gonna go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 429 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 430 | Hey, we're gonna go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 431 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 432 | Hey, we're gonna go the movies. | 嘿,我们要去电影。 |
| 433 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 434 | Hey, I was uh, I kind of wanted to go to the park. | 嘿,我本来想去公园的 |
| 435 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 436 | Personally, I think are you up for it is probably the best one | 就我个人而言,我觉得你上场了 也许是最好的 |
| 437 | It's probably the most common like nice sounding native speaker general one like are you up for it? | 这大概是最常见的 听起来不错的本地演说家 喜欢你愿意吗? |
| 438 | You up for doing something you up for it? | 你想做点什么吗? |
| 439 | This one is a classic and this one is probably the number one version that I recommend for you | 这个是经典的 这个可能是我推荐给你的第一版本 |
| 440 | But you will hear native speakers say are you down or are you in? | 但你会听到当地人说 你倒下还是进来了? |
| 441 | This does happen. | 这确实会发生。 |
| 442 | We do use these sometimes and you can use them as well | 我们有时也用这个,你也可以用 |
| 443 | But yeah, are you up for it is probably the best one, but we use them all so are you in are you down? | 但是,是的,你上 这可能是最好的一个, 但我们都使用, 所以是你下来了吗? |
| 444 | Are you up for it confusing? | 你对它感到困惑吗? |
| 445 | I know crazy chaotic. | 我知道疯狂的混乱 |
| 446 | We got about five minutes left before I want to kind of round | 我们还有大约5分钟 我想绕过来 |
| 447 | Round out the video. | 圆通视频. |
| 448 | Well, it's five minutes for me. | 好吧,这是五分钟对我来说。 |
| 449 | Once I cut this. | 一旦我剪了这个。 |
| 450 | It's probably going to be uh less for you | 对你来说可能会少一点 |
| 451 | but so because I only got like I don't know how many that was like 10 10 phrasal verbs from these, uh podcast episodes | 但是,因为我只得到像我不知道 多少是像10 10词的动词 从这些,呃播客集 |
| 452 | I was like I need more than that | и碞钩и惠璶 |
| 453 | So I just went on the good old chat gbt the good old ai | 所以我只好继续说老话 |
| 454 | And I asked her like to get drop the paper. | 我问她喜欢 得到掉纸。 |
| 455 | Hold on. | 坚持住。 |
| 456 | I asked it to give me some | 我问它给我一些 |
| 457 | Phrasal verbs maybe less common common like common but less known by english students | 哲学动词也许不像普通话那么常见,但英语学生不太了解 |
| 458 | And basically it gave me a lot a list | 基本上它给了我很多列表 |
| 459 | And I just picked the ones that I liked like and wanted to talk about so, okay | 我只是选了我喜欢的 想要谈的,好吗? |
| 460 | So, uh the first the first one is like there's like two here | 所以,呃,第一个是像这里有两个 |
| 461 | So you might already know to mess up to mess up extremely common. | 所以,你可能已经知道 搅乱 混乱极常见。 |
| 462 | It means like to make a mistake | 意思是想犯错 |
| 463 | To screw up is another one. | 搞砸是另一个 |
| 464 | Um, but to mess up I use this all the time | 嗯,但是为了搞砸 我总是用这个 |
| 465 | We use this all the time like oh I messed up. | 我们一直用这个 就像我搞砸了一样 |
| 466 | I you know, I don't want to mess up | 你知道,我不想乱来 |
| 467 | Yeah, it's just it's just like to make a mistake, right? | 是啊,它只是它只是 像犯了一个错误,对不对? |
| 468 | Um, if you speak spanish, it's like equivocarte | 嗯,如果你说西班牙语, 这就像模棱两可 |
| 469 | Um, yeah, it's just a mess up to mess up so that's a phrasal verb but then also you have | 嗯,是的,这只是一个混乱的 混乱的,所以这是一个词性动词,但你还有 |
| 470 | Uh to mess something up. | 搞砸东西 |
| 471 | It's like to ruin something or to like to make a mistake | 这就像破坏什么 或者喜欢犯错误 |
| 472 | So that it affects something specifically like if your hair if you if you spend time | 所以它会影响某些特殊的东西 比如如果你花时间,你的头发 |
| 473 | On making on on your hair making your hair your hairstyle really nice | 在你的头发上做 让你的头发 你的发型非常好 |
| 474 | And then somebody comes and goes like this and messes up your hair. | 然后有人像这样来来去去 弄乱你的头发。 |
| 475 | You can go you messed it up | 你可以去,你搞砸了吗? |
| 476 | Why did you mess up my hair? | 你为什么弄乱我的头发? |
| 477 | like you you mess why did you mess it up like maybe i'm editing this video and | 像你这样乱搞 为什么你乱搞了 好像我在编辑这段视频 |
| 478 | I do something that changes it in a way that I don't like and I can't figure out how to undo it | 我做了一些改变它的方式 我不喜欢, 我无法想出如何解除它 |
| 479 | And i'm like, oh I messed it up like, you know, it's like I I ruined it, you know | 而我喜欢,哦,我搞砸了 喜欢,你知道,这就像我毁了它,你知道 |
| 480 | I like to use the f-word. | 我喜欢用f字。 |
| 481 | I like to say like I fucked it up. | 我喜欢说我搞砸了 |
| 482 | I fucked up, you know | 我搞砸了,你知道吗? |
| 483 | But you don't have to you can just say mess it up mess up. | 但你不必说乱七八糟的 |
| 484 | That's like the more | 就是这样 |
| 485 | Universal way of saying it. | 普遍说法法. |
| 486 | All right | 好吧,我们走 |
| 487 | Next one is uh to drag something out | 下一个是把东西拖出来 |
| 488 | Okay | 还好 |
| 489 | so to drag the the verb to drag is like when I was a kid and I used to walk out in public with my family | 所以,拖动动词拖 就像当我还是个孩子时, 我曾经和我的家人在公共场合走出去 |
| 490 | Sometimes when I walked I didn't really pick up my feet very much when I walked | 有时我走路的时候 脚不怎么抬 |
| 491 | So my stepdad used to say quit dragging your feet | 所以我继父常说别再拖你的脚了 |
| 492 | Stop dragging your feet because I didn't pick up my feet very much | 别再拖你的脚了,因为我不怎么捡脚 |
| 493 | Sometimes it sounded like I was just dragging my feet like just kind of pulling my feet along the | 有时听起来我只是拖着脚 就像拉着我的脚沿着 |
| 494 | The road and or the ground and not really picking them up or maybe you have a blanket and you | 道路和地面,没有真正拿起它们 或者也许你有毯子和你 |
| 495 | Are like dragging it across the floor | 就像拖着它穿过地板 |
| 496 | So the blanket is is on the floor and you're just pulling it and walking with it | 所以毯子在地板上 你只是把它拉起来走 |
| 497 | So it's it's it's a being dragged along the floor. | 故曰:是被拖在地边. |
| 498 | You're you're dragging it across the floor | 你在拖着它穿过地板 |
| 499 | So this is drag. | 所以这是拖。 |
| 500 | This is an important verb to know but then we have the phrasal verb | 这是一个重要的动词 要知道,但 然后我们有 词组动词 |
| 501 | to drag something out | 拖动一些东西 |
| 502 | And that is just to it's like if you have an event or a thing | 这就是它只是它一样,如果你有一个活动或一件事 |
| 503 | That you make longer for example, they dragged out the meeting | 比方说,你活得更久,他们把会议拖走了 |
| 504 | So they they made the meeting way longer than it needed to be | 因此,他们使会议的时间 比它所需要的时间长 |
| 505 | They dragged it out | 他们拖出来 |
| 506 | They they took the meeting and they went like this and they pulled it and made it long | 他们带走了会议,他们像这样走, 他们拉了起来,让它很长 |
| 507 | They dragged it out. | 他们拖出来。 |
| 508 | But yeah, it's just to make something longer. | 但是,是的,它只是 使东西更长。 |
| 509 | It's to make something longer | 是为了让事情变得更久 |
| 510 | Not like physically but like um, like time to make something longer in time is what i'm saying like more time | 不是身体上那样,而是像嗯, 像时间 做一些更久的东西的时间 是,我说什么 像更多的时间 |
| 511 | Okay, next one is uh to call someone out, which means to confront publicly. | 好吧,下一个是 呃叫人出去, 这意味着公开对抗。 |
| 512 | She called him out for lying | 她叫他出来说谎 |
| 513 | So yeah, it's just about holding people accountable. | 所以,是的,它只是 关于追究人们的责任。 |
| 514 | This is a good phrase to know to hold someone accountable | 这句好话要知道 要追究一个人的责任 |
| 515 | It's like when someone makes a mistake something someone does something bad and you're like, hey, that's not okay | 就像有人犯错 别人做坏事 你就会说,嘿,这不好 |
| 516 | And you confront them like you shouldn't do that. | 你像不该那样面对他们 |
| 517 | That's not okay. | 这不好。 |
| 518 | You can't do that | 你不能这样 |
| 519 | That's to hold someone accountable and then versus just pretending like it's not my problem didn't happen | 那是为了追究某人的责任 而不是假装那不是我的问题 |
| 520 | Didn't happen to me, you know, but to call someone out is like the specific action of being like hey this person | 我可没碰过,但叫人出来 就像是像嘿,这个人 |
| 521 | This person did this thing and that is not okay | 这个人做了这件事,这是不好的 |
| 522 | You know, you see this a lot on social media and you know, they like to call out people for doing bad things | 你知道,你在社交媒体上看到很多, 你知道,他们喜欢叫人做坏事 |
| 523 | Celebrities or famous, you know people with a lot of money or politicians, you know | 名人或名人 你认识有钱人或政客 |
| 524 | People love to call politicians out like it's just like yeah to to confront someone publicly to to name someone for doing something bad | 人们喜欢叫政客出来 就像是公开对抗某人 以做坏事为名 |
| 525 | Yeah, it's like call them out. | 是啊,这就像叫他们出来。 |
| 526 | Don't don't be quiet. | 勿令寂静. |
| 527 | Call them out. | 叫他们出来。 |
| 528 | Like it's important to hold people accountable | 就像要追究人的责任一样 |
| 529 | I I firmly believe this myself. | 我本人坚信这一点。 |
| 530 | Okay a couple more real quick. | 好,再快点 |
| 531 | Let's see if we can do it | 让我们看看能不能做到这一点 |
| 532 | Um, the next one is to back off which means to stop bothering or give space | 下一个就是退后 也就是说停止打扰或给空间 |
| 533 | I think you should back off a little bit. | 我想你应该退后一点。 |
| 534 | Sometimes people are | 有时人们会 |
| 535 | Bothering or kind of invading the space of other people and they need to back off | 争吵或入侵他人的空间 他们需要退缩 |
| 536 | They need to like mind their own business or like stop bothering them. | 他们需要管好自己的事 或者停止打扰他们 |
| 537 | Give them space get away | 让他们离开这儿 |
| 538 | Like you need to back off | 就像你需要退后一样 |
| 539 | There are some parents who think that because they're parents they can do and say whatever they want and they can treat their children | 有些家长认为,因为他们是父母 他们可以做和说他们想说什么 他们可以治疗他们的孩子 |
| 540 | However, they want and that's just not true | 不过,他们想要,那不是真的 |
| 541 | You need to respect them. | 你要尊重他们 |
| 542 | Τcm | |
| 543 | Some parents need to back off | 有些家长需要退后 |
| 544 | Honestly, it could be any anything any any time anyone needs to like stop bothering | 老实说,它可以是任何东西 任何时候,任何人都需要停止打扰 |
| 545 | Someone and give them space. | 有人给他们空间。 |
| 546 | I don't have a million examples for you | 我没有一百万个例子给你 |
| 547 | Sorry, and i'm trying to go fast here because I don't want my camera to die | 对不起,我想快点走 因为我不想我的相机死 |
| 548 | Okay, the last one is to mess with someone so we already said to mess up and to mess something up | 好吧,最后一个是和别人乱搞 所以我们已经说过要搞砸和乱搞 |
| 549 | But now we have to mess with someone which is to bother provoke or joke with someone | 但是现在我们得和别人打交道 来惹人发火或和别人开玩笑 |
| 550 | It's kind of like usually in a playful sense | 这有点像 通常在游戏意义上 |
| 551 | But it could be more serious and you could take it too far and it could be not okay | 但事情可能更严重,你可能走得太远,可能不行 |
| 552 | But but it could just be in a very light-hearted playful way. | 但是,它可能只是 一个非常轻心的游戏方式。 |
| 553 | That's not a big deal | 没什么大不了的 |
| 554 | I say this a lot like sometimes if i'm just like | 我经常说,有时候,如果我只是喜欢 |
| 555 | Giving someone a hard time. | 给别人一个艰难的时期。 |
| 556 | This is another way we say it like just kind of teasing someone picking on someone like like | 这是另一种方式,我们说它就像 那种取笑某人 挑逗某人喜欢 |
| 557 | You know just just kind of giving them like always having an answer and | 你知道只是有点给他们 像总是有一个答案, |
| 558 | You know just being very direct with someone and maybe like yeah | 你知道,只是非常直接与某人 也许像是 |
| 559 | Just being a little difficult with someone I might uh or or saying like kind of making fun of them a little bit | 只是有点困难 与某人,我可能呃或 说喜欢 取笑他们一点点 |
| 560 | In a light-hearted way. | 以轻心法. |
| 561 | I might say like i'm just messing with you, you know, i'm just i'm just giving you a hard time | 我可能会说,就像我在耍你, 你知道,我只是给你一个困难的时间 |
| 562 | I'm just messing with you. | 我只是在开玩笑 |
| 563 | Um, yeah, it's kind of just like | 嗯,是的,这有点像 |
| 564 | It's kind of a way to just clarify that you're you're not being um serious. | 这是澄清你是不是很认真的方法 |
| 565 | Stop messing with me | 别耍我了 |
| 566 | Like he's now he's just messing with you. | 就像他现在在耍你 |
| 567 | It's like he's joking. | 他好像在开玩笑 |
| 568 | He's not being serious. | 他不是认真的。 |
| 569 | He's just joking with you | 他只是跟你开玩笑 |
| 570 | It's not true. | 非实非实. |
| 571 | Like maybe he says some someone or some | 就像他说有人或人 |
| 572 | Uh, anyone's like tells you something that's not true like oh i'm pregnant | 呃,任何人都喜欢告诉你一些事情 不是真的,我怀孕了 |
| 573 | But i'm not really and so I say i'm just messing with you. | 但我不是真的 所以我说我只是在耍你 |
| 574 | I'm just really full | 我只是吃饱了 |
| 575 | My belly is extended because i'm i'm full you're just playing around you can say i'm just messing | 我的肚子被延长了,因为我饱了... ...你只是玩耍... ...你可以说我在玩耍 |
| 576 | He's just messing with you. | 他只是在跟你开玩笑 |
| 577 | She's just messing with you. | 她只是跟你开玩笑 |
| 578 | That's it | 就这样 |
| 579 | All right, we got through my list. | 好吧,我们通过我的名单。 |
| 580 | Yay. | 赞 |
| 581 | I'm gonna beat my camera to to the punch because my camera she's I know | 因为我的相机她我知道 |
| 582 | She's about to go. | 她马上就要走了 |
| 583 | She's hot. | 她很热。 |
| 584 | I'm gonna i'm gonna touch her and i'm gonna burn my hand | 我要摸她 烧了我的手 |
| 585 | No, not really, but she gets hot. | 不,不是真的,但她变得热。 |
| 586 | She gets I gotta like put the fan on her | 她得到我必须 喜欢把风扇在她身上 |
| 587 | I don't know do other has anybody does anybody else film and have like a camera and experience this? | 我不知道别人有没有人做别人 拍摄和有像相机和体验这个? |
| 588 | I don't know what is the issue but and it's not old at all and it's a nice camera. | 我不知道是什么问题,但它并不老 是一个很好的相机。 |
| 589 | I thought sony sony camera | 我以为儿子的相机 |
| 590 | Anyways, thank you for watching to the end. | 总之,谢谢你看着最后。 |
| 591 | I love you. | 我爱你 |
| 592 | I really do. | 我真的喜欢 |
| 593 | I always say that | 我总是这么说 |
| 594 | I don't know why I don't know why I do. | 何以故无我. |
| 595 | I don't know why I always tell you guys | 我不知道为什么我总是告诉你们 |
| 596 | Um, because in english, it's like a very light-hearted thing | 嗯,因为英语, 它就像一个非常轻心的事情 |
| 597 | We say that we love everyone and everything and it's not a big deal. | 我们说我们爱每个人和一切 这没什么大不了的 |
| 598 | So anyways, um, | 所以无论如何,嗯, |
| 599 | I hope that you if you do celebrate holidays. | 我希望你能过节 |
| 600 | Hope you had a great holiday | 希望你有一个伟大的假期 |
| 601 | Family time. | 家庭时间。 |
| 602 | I hope you enjoy your life. | 我希望你过得愉快 |
| 603 | If not, then welcome to the club. | 如果没有,那么欢迎来到俱乐部。 |
| 604 | You're like me | 你跟我一样 |
| 605 | and | 和 |
| 606 | Yeah, I hope you learn stuff | 是啊,我希望你学的东西 |
| 607 | I hope you like tell me what you think about this kind of video this kind of you know | 我希望你喜欢告诉我你对这段视频的看法 |
| 608 | This kind of relaxed way of teaching phrasal verbs this kind of uh, you know, very me my style | 这种轻松的语法教学方式... ... ...... |
| 609 | I have um something exciting coming up. | 我有件令人兴奋的事 |
| 610 | Well, it's exciting for me | 嗯,这让我兴奋 |
| 611 | For those of you who really like listening to to me talking about my life and random things. | 为了你们这些真正喜欢听我谈论 我的生活和随机事件的人 |
| 612 | I have a I have an interesting | 我有一个我有一个有趣的 |
| 613 | Um thing coming up that I will announce to you guys soon | 嗯,事情即将到来 我会很快向你们宣布 |
| 614 | I think and yeah some some some videos | 我想一些视频 |
| 615 | Uh, i'd like to make a video talking about some more like culture shock things in latin america and just I don't know | 我想拍个视频 说一些更像文化震撼的东西 在拉丁美国,只是我不知道 |
| 616 | Just fun stuff | 只是好玩的东西 |
| 617 | But if you have any things that you want me to talk about related to like teaching english or or anything about my life | 但是如果你有任何事情 你想要我谈 有关像教英语或什么 关于我的生活 |
| 618 | Or literally anything anything at all. | 或任何东西 |
| 619 | Let me know in the comments as always appreciate you and uh, see | 让我在评论中知道 永远感谢你,呃,你看 |
| 620 | In the next one | 在下一个 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 0:02 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 0:05 | It is, I am melting. | 没错,我正在融化。 |
| 0:07 | I'm, it's, I'm sweating. | 我,这是,我流汗。 |
| 0:08 | I'm sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 0:09 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 0:10 | I'm exaggerating, but | 我夸张,但 |
| 0:11 | it's really hot. | 真的很热 |
| 0:12 | And it's also Christmas day. | 今天也是圣诞节 |
| 0:14 | I don't celebrate Christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey guys, how we doing today? | 嘿,伙计们,今天怎么样? |
| 2 | It is hot as a mother today. | 今天热得像妈妈一样 |
| 3 | It is, I am melting. | 没错,我正在融化。 |
| 4 | I'm, it's, I'm sweating. | 我,这是,我流汗。 |
| 5 | I'm sitting in a pool sweating. | 我坐在一个游泳池里流汗。 |
| 6 | I'm kidding. | 我开玩笑的 |
| 7 | I'm exaggerating, but | 我夸张,但 |
| 8 | it's really hot. | 真的很热 |
| 9 | And it's also Christmas day. | 今天也是圣诞节 |
| 10 | I don't celebrate Christmas. | 我不庆祝圣诞节。 |
| 11 | I don't care about | 我无所谓 |
| 12 | holidays, but I love today because it's so quiet and I'm alone in this apartment. | 但我喜欢今天 因为这里太安静了 我一个人在这间公寓里 |
| 13 | Everybody's with | 每个人都在 |
| 14 | their family. | 他们的家人。 |
| 15 | I ain't got no family. | 我没有家人 |
| 16 | Nah, I do, but I'm in Brazil. | 不,我知道,但我在巴西。 |
| 17 | I just have this place to myself. | 我只是有这个地方我自己。 |
| 18 | And even though it's super hot, well, there's still noise from an airplane, but, but there's | 虽然它超级热,嗯, 仍然有噪音 从飞机,但是, |
| 19 | like not many cars on the road and quiet. | 就像路上没有多少车和安静。 |
| 20 | There's no construction because normally during weekdays, | 没有建筑 因为平时在工作日里 |
| 21 | there's bang, bang, bang upstairs. | 楼上有砰,砰,砰 |
| 22 | I hate it. | 我讨厌它。 |
| 23 | Welcome to Latin America. | 欢迎来到拉丁美洲 |
| 24 | Everybody's always | 每个人都是 |
| 25 | building something or remodeling always constantly. | 或不断改造 |
| 26 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 27 | Anyways, so I'm enjoying | 总之,我很喜欢 |
| 28 | really what the holiday is all about today, which is peace, peace. | 今天的节日到底是什么, 和平,和平。 |
| 29 | So peaceful. | 如此平静。 |
| 30 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 31 | So let's get into it. | 因此,让我们开始吧。 |
| 32 | Let's not waste your time anymore with my rambling today. | 别再浪费你的时间了,我今天胡说八道 |
| 33 | We're going to | 我们要去 |
| 34 | talk about phrasal verbs. | 谈语法动词. |
| 35 | This is something that you guys love to listen to and hear about and | 这是你们喜欢听和听到的东西 |
| 36 | get better at and know about you. | 更清楚点,了解你 |
| 37 | You guys are all concerned about the phrasal verbs. | 你们都关心语言动词 |
| 38 | So I have a | 所以我有一个 |
| 39 | little like PSA public service announcement. | 有点像PSA的公共服务公告 |
| 40 | I have a little like message to you about phrasal | 我有一个类似的信息 给你 关于措辞 |
| 41 | verbs that I talked about briefly in another video, but I really want to hammer it home today. | 我在另一段视频中简短谈到的动词, 但我今天真的想把它敲回家。 |
| 42 | I want | и稱 |
| 43 | to, I want to hammer it in. | 我想用锤子敲它。 |
| 44 | I need you to understand this. | 我需要你明白这一点。 |
| 45 | Listen, | 听着, |
| 46 | you need to understand to make this video. | 你需要明白 制作这个视频。 |
| 47 | I listened to two of my favorite podcasts. | 我听了两个我最喜欢的播客 |
| 48 | I listened to two hour long episodes of them. | 我听了两个小时的片段 |
| 49 | I wrote down all the phrasal verbs that they, | 我记下了所有的动词 |
| 50 | no, I didn't write down every single phrasal verb. | 不,我没有写每个词组动词。 |
| 51 | I wrote down the phrasal verbs that I think that | 我写下了词性动词 我认为 |
| 52 | you guys might not know. | 你们可能不知道。 |
| 53 | Some of you might not know and would be good to teach on this channel | 你们中有些人可能不知道 最好在这频道教书 |
| 54 | to intermediate and advanced students. | 给中高级学生。 |
| 55 | I didn't write down most of those phrasal verbs that you | 我并没有记下你大多数的动词 |
| 56 | guys already know. | 伙计们已经知道了。 |
| 57 | These are like the basic phrasal verbs. | 这些就像基本词组动词. |
| 58 | And that's what you need to | 这就是你需要的 |
| 59 | understand about phrasal verbs. | 了解语言动词. |
| 60 | You need to understand that most, a lot of the times, | 你需要知道,大多数, 很多时候, |
| 61 | a lot of the times we're just using those basic phrasal verbs that you learn at a beginner level | 很多时候,我们只是使用 那些基本的词 动词,你在初学者 |
| 62 | in English, right? | 用英语,对吧? |
| 63 | You wake up in the morning, you get out of the car, stuff like this, right? | 你早上醒来,你下车 像这样的东西,对不对? |
| 64 | You turn up the volume, basic stuff that most of you probably already know. | 你打开音量, 基本的东西, 你们大多数人可能已经知道。 |
| 65 | And if you don't know, | 如果你不知道的话 |
| 66 | it's okay. | 没关系。 |
| 67 | You're in your process of learning it. | 你正在学习 |
| 68 | But considering the fact that when I do polls and | 但考虑到我做民意测验时 |
| 69 | I ask you questions, you tell me that most of you understand most of what I say when I'm talking | 我问你问题,你告诉我,你们大多数人 都明白我说的话 |
| 70 | normally. | 通常情况下。 |
| 71 | So it makes me think that most of you guys have at least an intermediate level, | 所以这让我觉得你们中的大多数 至少有中级水平, |
| 72 | if not advanced. | 如果不是高级。 |
| 73 | So I think you guys already have a good foundation of your basic phrasal verbs. | 所以,我认为你们已经有一个很好的基础 基本词性动词。 |
| 74 | And yes, we use other phrasal verbs here and there once in a while that are not part of this | 是的,我们使用其他的词性动词 这里和那里偶尔,那些不属于这个 |
| 75 | basic group that you might, you probably don't know if you're a beginner, right? | 你可能不知道自己是不是初学者吧? |
| 76 | Or at a lower | 或者低一点 |
| 77 | level. | 级别。 |
| 78 | But I listened to these podcasts and I wrote down all the phrasal verbs like that, | 但我听这些播客 我记下了所有的词性动词 |
| 79 | that I heard. | 我听说了。 |
| 80 | And I might've missed some, but I was listening for most of the time, | 我可能错过了一些 但我大部分时间都在听 |
| 81 | paying attention. | 注意注意 注意注意 |
| 82 | And I only wrote down like five, like five phrasal verbs from an hour of | 我从一个小时起只写了五个 五个词组动词 |
| 83 | people talking. | 人们说话。 |
| 84 | So I listened to people from the United States talking for like an hour and I wrote | 所以,我听了来自美国的人说话 像一个小时,我写 |
| 85 | down the phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know. | 我想你们可能不知道 |
| 86 | And I wrote down five, okay? | 我写了五个,好吗? |
| 87 | Five for | 五块 |
| 88 | each podcast episode, for each hour of conversation. | 每个播客插曲,每个小时的对话。 |
| 89 | What does that tell me? | 这告诉我什么? |
| 90 | That tells me, yes, | 这告诉我,是的, |
| 91 | there are some more advanced phrasal verbs that we use. | 我们使用的是一些更先进的词组。 |
| 92 | Yes, there are, but there's not so many, | 是的,有,但是没有那么多 |
| 93 | okay? | 好吗? |
| 94 | In an hour of fast, constant, back and forth dialogue, right? | 在一个小时的快速,恒定, 前后的对话,对不对? |
| 95 | These guys are talking fast, | 这些人说话很快 |
| 96 | they're like, they say something, the next guy says something, he doesn't even wait, | 他们好像,他们说了什么, 下一个家伙说些什么, 他甚至不等待, |
| 97 | there's not even a pause, he just, they're talking like boom, boom, boom, boom. | 甚至没有暂停,他只是, 他们说话像繁荣,繁荣,繁荣。 |
| 98 | It's like, | 这就像, |
| 99 | back and forth, you know, super fast. | 往返,你知道,超级快。 |
| 100 | In an hour of that, only five phrasal verbs that I wrote down | 一小时后,我只写了五个词组 |
| 101 | that I thought you guys might not know. | 我想你们可能不知道 |
| 102 | And you might even know some of them. | 你甚至可能认识其中一些人 |
| 103 | So the point, | 所以说 |
| 104 | the conclusion of this is that y'all need to chill out. | 这个结论是 你们需要冷静下来。 |
| 105 | No, y'all need to relax. | 不,你们都需要放松。 |
| 106 | The point is that | 重点是 |
| 107 | it's not as hard as you think. | 没那么难 |
| 108 | It's not as scary as you think. | 它没有你想的那么可怕。 |
| 109 | It's not as intimidating as you think. | 没那么可怕 |
| 110 | Of course, there's always going to be that phrasal verb that you're like, what? | 当然,总会有你喜欢的词性动词,什么? |
| 111 | I haven't heard that | 我没听说过 |
| 112 | one. | 一个 |
| 113 | But a lot of times it's obvious given the context, like a lot of times you can figure out | 但很多时候,从上下文来看是显而易见的, 就像很多时候,你可以想出 |
| 114 | the meaning just based on the context. | 基于上下文的意义。 |
| 115 | Or really the point of what I'm saying is that it's just not | 或者说,我所要说的是,这不是 |
| 116 | as often, it's not as frequent as you might think. | 经常,它没有你想的那么频繁。 |
| 117 | We're not just constantly using all these difficult | 我们不只是不断利用这些困难 |
| 118 | phrasal verbs all the time. | 语法动词始终. |
| 119 | It's not like that, okay? | 不是那样的,好吗? |
| 120 | So it's not something that you really need | 所以这不是你真正需要的 |
| 121 | to stress about. | 压力很大。 |
| 122 | It is, if you had to write down a list of the most difficult things about English | 这是,如果你必须写一个列表 最困难的事情 关于英语 |
| 123 | and then the most difficult things about Spanish and the most difficult things about any other | 然后是西班牙最困难的事情 还有其他最困难的事情 |
| 124 | language, for example, Chinese, Mandarin, whatever, Russian. | 语言,例如中文,普通话,随便什么,俄语. |
| 125 | Yes, on the list of things that are hard | 是的,在困难的东西列表中 |
| 126 | about English and unique to English, you would write phrasal verbs. | 关于英语和英语独有的, 你会写词动词。 |
| 127 | Yes, phrasal verbs is one of, | 是的,语言动词是, |
| 128 | because it's not something that you find in other languages, correct me if I'm wrong, or at least | 因为这不是你在其他语言中发现的东西, 如果我错了,至少纠正我 |
| 129 | most other languages. | 大多数其它语言。 |
| 130 | It's a kind of a weird thing, phrasal verbs. | 这是一种怪异的东西,语法动词. |
| 131 | It seems like it's hard, | 看起来很难 |
| 132 | yes, and it is one of the strange hard things about English. | 是的,这是 奇怪的困难事物之一 关于英语。 |
| 133 | But it's not as bad as you might | 但没那么糟 |
| 134 | think if you just really pay attention to how frequent it happens that you don't understand a | 想想,如果你真的注意 经常发生,你不明白一个 |
| 135 | phrasal verb, right? | 词性动词,对不对? |
| 136 | And you could think about that. | 你可以考虑一下 |
| 137 | You can watch something, you can listen | 你可以看东西,你可以听 |
| 138 | to something, listen to me talk, whatever. | 听我说,随便你 |
| 139 | One of my podcast episodes where I just tell you a story | 我的播客之一 我刚刚告诉你一个故事 |
| 140 | or whatever, and you can make a mental note of like how many times I use a phrasal verb that you | 或者什么的,你可以做一个精神记号 像多少次我使用一个词性动词,你 |
| 141 | don't know what it is, like you don't understand, probably rarely. | 不知道是什么, 就像你不明白, 可能很少。 |
| 142 | And you can even listen to a | 你甚至可以听一个 |
| 143 | dialogue and it's like, it's not going to be constantly, it's not going to be constant that | 对话,它就像, 它不会是常态, 它不会是常态 |
| 144 | you don't understand a phrasal verb. | 你听不懂语言动词 |
| 145 | So, you know, unless you're like a beginner in English or | 所以,你知道, 除非你像一个初学者 英语或 |
| 146 | something. | 东西。 |
| 147 | So I just wanted to reassure you guys that it's not something to stress about. | 所以我只是想向你们保证 这没什么好强调的 |
| 148 | And I | 还有我 |
| 149 | will happily continue to make these phrasal verb videos where I teach you more of the more advanced | 很高兴继续制作这些动词片 我教你更先进的 |
| 150 | ones if you want. | 如果你愿意的话。 |
| 151 | If you like it, absolutely, I can do that. | 如果你喜欢,当然,我可以做到这一点。 |
| 152 | But just know that sometimes it's | 但只要知道有时候 |
| 153 | actually hard for me to find good, common phrasal verbs that I think you guys might not know to | 其实我很难找到好,常见的词性动词 我想你们可能不知道 |
| 154 | teach you. | 教会你 |
| 155 | I can do it. | 我可以做到这一点。 |
| 156 | I can find them, maybe, maybe not forever. | 我可以找到他们,也许,也许不是永远。 |
| 157 | But for now, I think I still, | 但现在,我想我还是, |
| 158 | they exist. | 他们存在。 |
| 159 | I can still find more, but it's not an infinite thing. | 我还可以找到更多 但这不是无限的 |
| 160 | Eventually I'm going to run out | 最终我会耗尽 |
| 161 | because there's not that many. | 因为没有那么多人 |
| 162 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 163 | And I have to listen to a lot of podcast episodes to write down | 我必须听很多播客的节目才能写下来 |
| 164 | like 20 to teach you. | 像20 教你。 |
| 165 | I have to listen to like four hours of podcast. | 我得听四小时播客的节目 |
| 166 | So yeah, so I just wanted | 所以,是的,所以我只是想 |
| 167 | to tell you guys that first. | 先告诉你们 |
| 168 | So now let's move on to actually teaching you these phrasal verbs. | 现在,让我们开始 真正教你这些词组动词。 |
| 169 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 170 | So I was listening to the camp counselors podcast. | 所以我在听营里的辅导员播客 |
| 171 | By the way, it's not really, they're not | 顺便说一句,这不是真的,他们不是 |
| 172 | really camp counselors. | 真正的营地顾问。 |
| 173 | Camp counselors are like when you're a kid and you go to summer camp for | 夏令营的辅导员就像你小时候一样 去夏令营 |
| 174 | the, you know, you go to like camp for kids for the summer. | 你知道,你喜欢夏令营的孩子。 |
| 175 | It's a common thing in the United States | 在美国很常见 |
| 176 | and you have camp counselors. | 还有营房辅导员 |
| 177 | So these like usually young adults whose job is basically | 所以,这些像 通常的年轻成年人 其工作基本上是 |
| 178 | running the camp and the doing activities with the kids and taking care of the kids all summer | 管理营地 和孩子们一起工作 照顾孩子们整个夏天 |
| 179 | and stuff like that. | 和类似的东西。 |
| 180 | So this podcast is called camp counselors. | 这个播客叫做营房辅导员 |
| 181 | It's pretend. | 这是假装的 |
| 182 | They're pretending | 他们假装 |
| 183 | that they are camp counselors. | 他们是营地的辅导员。 |
| 184 | The podcast is like camp themed, but it's not real. | 播客就像露营 他们,但它不是真的。 |
| 185 | It's just like | 这就像 |
| 186 | pretend for fun. | 假装好玩。 |
| 187 | So I listened to an episode of camp counselors and it was like a Christmas themed | 所以我听了一集 营地辅导员, 这就像一个圣诞节的主题 |
| 188 | episode because it was their most recent one. | 因为它是他们最近的一集。 |
| 189 | So they were talking to each other, the two people | 所以他们互相交谈 两个人 |
| 190 | in the podcast are Jonathan and Zachariah. | 播客是乔纳森和扎卡里娅 |
| 191 | And one of them asked the other one, what Christmas song | 其中一个问另一个,什么圣诞歌 |
| 192 | has been pissing you off? | 你生气了吗? |
| 193 | This is a great phrasal verb. | 这是一个伟大的词组动词。 |
| 194 | It's a little vulgar, you know, it's not | 这有点粗俗,你知道,它不是 |
| 195 | something you would say probably to a child or it's not something you would say to your grandmother, | 你可能会对孩子说一些事情 或者你不会对你奶奶说, |
| 196 | probably maybe depending on who your grandmother is, you know, depending on how cool she is, | 也许取决于你祖母是谁, 你知道,取决于她有多酷, |
| 197 | basically. | 基本上说 |
| 198 | You might know the word piss as a vulgar alternative to pee instead of saying, | 你可能知道尿这个词 是一种粗俗的代替尿 而不是说, |
| 199 | I got to go pee or I got to pee. | 我要去尿尿,还是去尿尿。 |
| 200 | Some people say I got to take a piss, which is the same thing. | 有人说我要尿尿,这是同样的事情。 |
| 201 | I got to pee. | 我要尿尿了,我必须去尿尿 |
| 202 | But in the phrasal verb to piss someone off, it means to annoy someone. | 但用词动词来激怒某人,意思是惹恼某人. |
| 203 | So for | 这么说吧 |
| 204 | example, they said, what Christmas song has been pissing you off? | 举个例子,他们说,什么圣诞歌让你生气? |
| 205 | So what Christmas song has been | 圣诞歌曲是什么 |
| 206 | annoying you or bothering you? | 还是烦你? |
| 207 | So you could say like, oh, this is pissing me off. | 所以你可以说,哦,这让我很生气。 |
| 208 | I say this | 我说这个 |
| 209 | sometimes. | 有时 |
| 210 | I do say this. | 我确实这么说 |
| 211 | I like to say this. | 我想说这个 |
| 212 | I say freaking pissing me off. | 我说他妈的惹毛我了。 |
| 213 | Or you could say, | 或者你可以说, |
| 214 | I'm pissed. | 我有点生气 |
| 215 | Now this works in the United States. | 这在美国是可行的。 |
| 216 | I think in Europe, like British English or Irish | 我想在欧洲,像英国英语或爱尔兰语 |
| 217 | English or Scottish, I'm not sure it means something else. | 英语或苏格兰语,我不确定这有什么别的意思. |
| 218 | I feel like it means like I'm drunk | 我觉得我喝醉了 |
| 219 | or something. | 或东西。 |
| 220 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 221 | It has a different meaning. | 其义不同. |
| 222 | I'm not sure. | 我不太确定 说不定 |
| 223 | But in the United States | 但在美国 |
| 224 | of America and probably Canada, not sure. | 美国,也许加拿大,不确定。 |
| 225 | Maybe you can say, I'm pissed off. | 也许你可以说, 我生气了。 |
| 226 | I'm pissed off. | 我发火了 |
| 227 | And it means like, I'm mad or I'm, I'm annoyed, but like strongly, strongly in a bit. | 意思是,我生气了,或者我生气了, 但有点强烈,强烈。 |
| 228 | It's a bit | 有点 |
| 229 | vulgar, right? | 粗俗,对不对? |
| 230 | Piss is a bit of a vulgar word. | 小便有点粗俗 |
| 231 | So yeah. | 对啊 |
| 232 | So what's been pissing you off lately? | 最近有什么让你生气的? |
| 233 | What's been annoying you? | 什么让你烦恼? |
| 234 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 235 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 236 | They said, I drove your car today and | 他们说我今天开你的车 |
| 237 | the Christmas radio came on. | 圣诞电台来了。 |
| 238 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 239 | Pretty obvious given the context, but driving, I was driving the | 很明显,从背景来看,但驾驶,我驾驶 |
| 240 | car and the radio came on. | 车和收音机都响了 |
| 241 | So it's just a way to say the radio turned on or the, the whatever, | 所以,这只是一种方法 说收音机打开或什么的, |
| 242 | the Christmas radio, the Christmas radio channel in the United States, we have maybe one or two | 圣诞电台,美国圣诞电台频道, 我们有一个或两个 |
| 243 | radio stations during Christmas time that play Christmas music. | 圣诞节期间播放圣诞音乐的电台. |
| 244 | So when he says the Christmas | 所以当他说圣诞节 |
| 245 | radio came on, probably he was, he was listening to the radio and then one of the Christmas stations, | 收音机来了,也许他是, 他在听收音机 然后一个圣诞电台, |
| 246 | Christmas music station, radio stations came on. | 圣诞音乐台,电台来了。 |
| 247 | Like it started, it started playing or it, | 就像它开始, 它开始演奏或者它, |
| 248 | it turned on or it, whatever. | 它打开或它,随便什么。 |
| 249 | He found it. | 他发现了 |
| 250 | So to come on is a way to say like it, it appeared, | 所以说来话长 似乎 |
| 251 | it started, whatever. | 它开始,随便。 |
| 252 | So you can say, for example, I was watching TV and my favorite show came on. | 所以,你可以说,例如,我在看电视, 我最喜欢的节目来了。 |
| 253 | It came on, you know, it's like it came on, you know, like it makes sense. | 它来了,你知道, 它就像它来了,你知道, 像它有道理。 |
| 254 | It's a phrase, | 这是一个短语, |
| 255 | a verb that kind of makes sense if you break it down, if you think about it. | 一种动词,如果把它打破,如果你想它,那么这种动词是有道理的. |
| 256 | So yeah, especially | 所以,是的,特别是 |
| 257 | with technology, you can be listening to something, you could be watching something and then something | 有了技术,你可以听一些东西, 你可以看一些东西,然后什么 |
| 258 | else can come on. | 其他人可以来吧。 |
| 259 | Come on. | 来吧。 |
| 260 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 261 | Number three. | 三号 |
| 262 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 263 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 264 | They said, I keep seeing a recipe | 他们说,我一直看到一个食谱 |
| 265 | pop up. | 弹出。 |
| 266 | You probably know this one, but just, just to make sure you know, this one to pop up is like | 你可能知道这个,但只是为了确保你知道, 这个弹出像 |
| 267 | appear. | 出现。 |
| 268 | It could also literally mean to like pop, you know, like, like popcorn, you know, the corn, | 也可以从字面上说 喜欢流行,你知道, 像爆米花,你知道,玉米, |
| 269 | when you put it on the stove or in the microwave and it pops, that could be a more literal meaning | 当你把它放在炉子上或者微波炉里, 它会爆炸, 那可能是一个更字面的意义 |
| 270 | of pop up. | 弹出。 |
| 271 | But a lot of times we use pop up just to say like appear. | 但很多时候,我们用弹出 只是说像出现。 |
| 272 | I keep seeing a recipe pop up. | 我一直看到一个食谱出现。 |
| 273 | 所以他可能在Instagram或YouTube上 或任何地方,Facebook,我不知道。 | |
| 274 | And TikTok, | 还有提克托克 |
| 275 | he's probably on social media and he's seeing a recipe, like a viral or popular recipe or something | 他可能在社交媒体上看到一种食谱,比如病毒或流行食谱之类的 |
| 276 | like pop up on his screen, like literally appear, you know, like pop up on his, on his feed, | 就像弹出在他的屏幕上, 像字面上出现,你知道, 像弹出在他的,在他的饲料, |
| 277 | on his social media feed, like the, all the stuff that he's seeing. | 在他的社交媒体上,像,所有的东西 他看到。 |
| 278 | So to see something pop up | 所以,看到的东西出现 |
| 279 | is like to appear, especially, especially common nowadays with the social media feed. | 特别是现在在社交媒体中特别常见。 |
| 280 | But you could | 但你会 |
| 281 | use it in different ways. | 使用方式不同. |
| 282 | Like when you use the toaster and you put your bread in the toaster, | 就像你用烤面包机 把面包放进烤面包机一样 |
| 283 | one of those toasters, you put it in the slots, the slits, and then you go like this and it goes | 其中一个烤面包机,你把它放在插槽,切片, 然后像这样走,它走 |
| 284 | down. | 下来 |
| 285 | And then when it's done, when the toaster's done, it pops up the bread. | 然后,当它完成, 当烤面包机完成, 它弹出面包。 |
| 286 | It pops up. | 弹出. |
| 287 | Next one | 下一个 |
| 288 | is you brought it up. | 是你提起来的 |
| 289 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 290 | So to bring something up is to, to be the one who starts talking about | 所以,提出一些事情 是,成为谁开始谈论 |
| 291 | something in a conversation. | 谈话中的东西。 |
| 292 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 293 | So for example, we're having a conversation and then all of a | 比如说,我们正交谈,然后... |
| 294 | sudden we get on the topic of politics, right? | 我们突然开始讨论政治话题,对吧? |
| 295 | We start, we start talking about politics and maybe | 我们开始谈政治,也许 |
| 296 | you say like, oh, why are we talking about this? | 你说,哦,我们为什么要谈论这个? |
| 297 | I don't want to talk about this anymore. | 我不想再谈这个了 |
| 298 | And then | 礛 |
| 299 | the other person says, well, you brought it up. | 另一个人说,嗯,是你提起的。 |
| 300 | Like you started, you started it. | 就像你开始,你开始。 |
| 301 | You started | 你开始 |
| 302 | talking about it. | 谈论它。 |
| 303 | You're the one who brought it up. | 是你提起来的 |
| 304 | So to bring something up is to, yeah, just to | 所以,提出的东西 是,只是 |
| 305 | start talking about, about a particular topic. | 开始谈论某个话题 |
| 306 | This one's very common and very, very, very good, | 这个很常见,非常,非常,非常好 |
| 307 | very useful. | 很有用处 |
| 308 | Definitely. | 当然 |
| 309 | It definitely will sound more like a native speaker if you use that one. | 如果你用那个的话,听起来肯定更像是母语 |
| 310 | Next one is, okay. | 下一个是,好吧。 |
| 311 | So, so Zachariah was trying to describe this cake that he has seen. | 所以Zachariah想描述他看到的蛋糕 |
| 312 | So he | 这么说他 |
| 313 | doesn't know what it's called. | 不识其名. |
| 314 | So he was saying, I like that cake that comes in a box. | 所以他说 我喜欢盒子里的蛋糕 |
| 315 | And then | 礛 |
| 316 | you put powdered sugar in it and shake it up in the bag. | 你把粉末糖放进袋子里摇晃 |
| 317 | And then he found out that it's like an | 然后他发现这就像一个 |
| 318 | Italian Christmas cake. | 意大利圣诞蛋糕. |
| 319 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 320 | But the phrasal verb here is shake it up in the bag. | 但这里的词性动词在包里摇动. |
| 321 | It was a very popular Taylor Swift song, I think, called Shake It Up. | 这是一首非常受欢迎的泰勒·斯威夫特歌曲,我想,叫做"摇摆起来"(Shake It Up). |
| 322 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 323 | I don't, I'm not | 我没有,我没有 |
| 324 | a fan of Taylor Swift at all, but she has a popular song like that. | 泰勒·斯威夫特的粉丝 但她有首很受欢迎的歌 |
| 325 | I think, no, it's Shake It Off. | 我想,不,这是摇动关闭。 |
| 326 | That's what her song is. | 这就是她的歌。 |
| 327 | It's called Shake It Off. | 这叫摇摆 |
| 328 | Shake It Off is like, you know, it's like if | 摇动它就像,你知道, 它就像如果 |
| 329 | somebody says something mean to you and you're like an insult and you just like shake it off, | 有人说一些对你很坏的话 你就像一个侮辱 你只是喜欢摇晃它, |
| 330 | it doesn't bother me. | 这不困扰我。 |
| 331 | I don't care. | 我无所谓 |
| 332 | Whatever. | 随便吧 |
| 333 | But to shake it up is more literal. | 但摇动起来更是字面化. |
| 334 | Like take something | 像拿东西 |
| 335 | and shake it, shake it, shake it up. | 并震动,摇动,摇动. |
| 336 | And so in this case, he said you, the cake comes in a box, | 因此,在这种情况下,他说你, 蛋糕在一个盒子里, |
| 337 | like the batter, I guess. | 像击球手,我想。 |
| 338 | And then you put powdered sugar in it. | 然后把粉糖放进去 |
| 339 | Powdered sugar is sugar that's in the | 粉末糖是糖的产物 |
| 340 | form of like a powder, you know. | 就像粉末一样 |
| 341 | And then you shake it up. | 然后摇动. |
| 342 | You shake up the box. | 你摇起盒子。 |
| 343 | So yeah, | 所以,没错, |
| 344 | to shake something, to shake it up. | 摇动的东西,摇动它。 |
| 345 | A lot of times, like in this case with phrasal verbs, | 很多时候,像在这种情况下 与词性动词, |
| 346 | you could just say shake it, which is not a phrasal verb. | 你可以说摇动它, 这不是一个词性动词。 |
| 347 | You could just say shake it. | 你可以说摇晃它。 |
| 348 | And then you shake it. | 然后你摇动它。 |
| 349 | You shake the box. | 你摇动的盒子。 |
| 350 | That is fine. | 没关系 |
| 351 | That is totally correct. | 这完全正确。 |
| 352 | But native | 不过是本地人 |
| 353 | English speakers, we love to make things a phrasal verb when it doesn't even need to be. | 说英语的人,我们喜欢在不需要时把事情变成一个词性动词. |
| 354 | So we love | 所以,我们爱 |
| 355 | to add, especially this word, but other words too, we love to add the word up to things. | 加上,特别是这个词,但是其他的词,我们也喜欢把这个词加到事物上. |
| 356 | So | 这么说 |
| 357 | instead of just saying shake it, we say shake it up. | 而不是说摇动它, 我们说摇动它。 |
| 358 | The up doesn't really change the meaning. | 上调并没有真正改变意义。 |
| 359 | It doesn't change the meaning at all, really. | 这根本改变不了意义,真的。 |
| 360 | It just sounds a little bit more like a native | 听起来更像是本地人 |
| 361 | speaker just because that's how we say it a lot of times. | 发言者只是因为我们经常这么说。 |
| 362 | Is it necessary? | 有必要吗? |
| 363 | Absolutely not. | 绝对不是。 |
| 364 | We just | 我们只是 |
| 365 | like to add up to verbs. | 喜欢加起来的动词。 |
| 366 | And it often doesn't change the meaning. | 而往往不改其义. |
| 367 | Sometimes it does, but | 有时候是,但是 |
| 368 | sometimes it doesn't. | 有时它不会。 |
| 369 | It does like when you say turn up the music. | 就像你说把音乐调高一点 |
| 370 | In that phrasal verb, up has | 在词性动词中, |
| 371 | a lot of meaning because you're literally turning it up. | 意思很多 因为你正在把声音打开 |
| 372 | But sometimes we add up and it doesn't | 但有时我们加起来,它没有 |
| 373 | change anything. | 改变任何东西。 |
| 374 | It's just shake it up. | 只是摇动而已. |
| 375 | Like it's just shake it, but shake it up. | 就像只是摇动它,但摇动它。 |
| 376 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 377 | We just like, we like the way it sounds or something. | 我们只是喜欢,我们喜欢 它的声音什么的。 |
| 378 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 379 | We just, it has a nice | 我们只是,它有一个很好的 |
| 380 | ring to it, has a nice sound. | 敲响它,有一个好声音。 |
| 381 | Shake it up. | 摇一摇. |
| 382 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 383 | So that's what you need to know about that. | 这就是你需要知道的。 |
| 384 | So those were all the phrasal verbs I wrote down from an hour long podcast episode of Camp | 这些是我从一个小时的播客节目中 写下来的动词 |
| 385 | Counselors that I thought you may or may not know and should know. | 律师,我想你可能不知道,应该知道。 |
| 386 | Next one, volley for serve, | 下一个,伏利服务, |
| 387 | which is the Micho brothers, Ryan and Aiden Micho. | 这是米却兄弟,瑞安和艾登米却 |
| 388 | No, actually I pronounced that wrong. | 不,其实我说错了 |
| 389 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 390 | It's not Micho. | 这不是米高。 |
| 391 | That's my Spanish brain wants to say it's Micho. | 那是我的西班牙大脑想说这是Micho。 |
| 392 | It's actually Micho, Micho brothers, | 其实是米高,米高兄弟 |
| 393 | the Micho. | 米高号 |
| 394 | I don't know why they call it Micho. | 我不知道他们为什么叫它米高 |
| 395 | They should just be Micho. | 他们应该只是米高。 |
| 396 | Sounds way better | 听起来好多了 |
| 397 | in Spanish, but Micho, the Micho brothers anyways, they're not Latinos at all. | 在西班牙语中,但是Micho,Micho兄弟 无论如何,他们根本不是拉丁裔。 |
| 398 | So, | 这么说 |
| 399 | but I don't know why their last name is Micho anyways. | 但我不知道为什么他们姓米高 |
| 400 | So the podcast volley for serve. | 所以播客伏利服务。 |
| 401 | So | 这么说 |
| 402 | I wrote down these ones. | 我记下了这些 |
| 403 | So they said they were just honest to stay hydrated. | 所以他们说,他们只是诚实地保持水分。 |
| 404 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 405 | So Aiden was | 所以爱登是 |
| 406 | saying how when they were kids, their parents were like really into drinking water and like they | 说他们小时候 父母喜欢喝水 喜欢喝水 |
| 407 | wanted to drink a lot of water and they told their kids like, you need to drink a lot of water. | 想要喝很多水,他们告诉孩子们喜欢, 你需要喝很多水。 |
| 408 | So we said they were just honest to stay hydrated. | 所以我们说他们只是诚实的 保持水分。 |
| 409 | So the phrasal verb here is to be on someone to | 所以,这里的词性动词 是在某人 |
| 410 | do something. | 做点什么。 |
| 411 | So to be on someone, like literally in the most literal sense is to physically be | 所以,在一个人, 像字面上最 字面意义上的 是身体上的 |
| 412 | on top of someone. | 在某个人之上。 |
| 413 | But in that case, we'd probably just say on top of something to be specific, | 但是,如果那样的话, 我们可能只是说 在一些事情上 具体, |
| 414 | but to be on someone to do something like they were honest to stay hydrated. | 但是要跟一个人做一些像他们 诚实地保持水分。 |
| 415 | It's saying that | 它说 |
| 416 | they were like kind of nagging them. | 他们好像在吵他们 |
| 417 | What is nagging? | 什么鬼话? |
| 418 | Like keep, keep telling someone like, | 像保持,不断告诉别人喜欢, |
| 419 | you got to do this. | 你必须这样做。 |
| 420 | You got to do this. | 你必须这样做。 |
| 421 | Like make sure you do this. | 就像确保你这样做。 |
| 422 | You got to do it. | 你必须做到这一点。 |
| 423 | Come on. | 来吧。 |
| 424 | You got to stay hydrated. | 你必须保持水分。 |
| 425 | You got to drink more water. | 你得多喝点水 |
| 426 | Come on guys, drink more water, drink more | 来吧,伙计们,多喝点水,多喝点 |
| 427 | water水. | |
| 428 | You could say they were honest to drink more water. | 你可以说他们是诚实 喝更多的水。 |
| 429 | They were honest to stay hydrated. | 他们是诚实的保持水分。 |
| 430 | This isn't one of those phrasal verbs that you're going to hear all the time, | 这不是你经常听到的词性动词之一 |
| 431 | but we do say it and we do use it. | 但我们确实说了,我们确实使用了它。 |
| 432 | So to be on someone. | 所以,在别人。 |
| 433 | She was on me. | 蛤帝и |
| 434 | He was on me to do blah, | 他让我做一些事情, |
| 435 | blah. | |
| 436 | But it has to be clear in the context that they are on you to do something. | 但是,必须清楚的是,他们要你做点什么。 |
| 437 | You can't | 你不能这样 |
| 438 | just say they were on me because it's not clear enough. | 只是说他们在我身上 因为不够清楚。 |
| 439 | It's like saying they were trying to | 这就像说 他们试图 |
| 440 | me to do something, urging me or like pressuring me, like pressuring me to do something. | 我做一些事情, 催促我或喜欢 压力我, 像压力我做一些事情。 |
| 441 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 442 | Next one is if you just line everybody up. | 下一个是你把所有人都排好 |
| 443 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 444 | So with people, multiple people, | 因此,与人,多人, |
| 445 | you can say, you can use this phrasal verb to, to line people up or to line everyone up or to line | 你可以说,你可以使用这个词性动词来, 排人或排人或排人 |
| 446 | up a group of people or whatever. | 升起一群人或别的什么。 |
| 447 | Um, is it just, it's pretty self-explanatory. | 嗯,它只是, 这是相当不言自明的。 |
| 448 | It just means to | 它只是意味着 |
| 449 | put people in a line or it doesn't actually, it doesn't have to be people. | 把人放在一条线上,或者它不 实际上,它不一定是人。 |
| 450 | You can line up anything. | 你什么都可以排队 |
| 451 | So to line up, uh, people or things like you can line up your, your tomatoes. | 所以要排队,呃, 人或东西,你可以排队 你的,你的西红柿。 |
| 452 | If you have tomatoes, | 如果你有西红柿 |
| 453 | you can put your tomatoes in a line and you can line them up. | 你可以把你的西红柿排成一行 也可以排成一行 |
| 454 | So you can line up anything really, | 这样你就可以排队了 |
| 455 | as long as it's multiple things, of course, to make a line. | 当然,只要是多样东西 就能排成一行 |
| 456 | You can't make a line with one thing, | 你不能用一件事来排队 |
| 457 | but yeah, it's just to, to line people or things up, to put it in a line, to put them in a line. | 但是,是的,它只是, 排人或事情, 把它放在一条线, |
| 458 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 459 | So everybody line up is like, okay, everybody get in a line. | 所以每个人都排好队,像, 好吧,每个人都排好队。 |
| 460 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 461 | To line them up. | 来排队 |
| 462 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 463 | Next one in third grade, a new teacher moved in. | 在三年级的下一个,一个新的老师搬进来。 |
| 464 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 465 | So Aiden was telling a story from | 艾登在讲一个故事 |
| 466 | their childhood. | 他们的童年。 |
| 467 | He was saying like how they had this one teacher and blah, blah, blah. | 他说他们有这么一个老师之类的 |
| 468 | And then | 礛 |
| 469 | a new teacher moved in. | 新老师搬进来了 |
| 470 | It's kind of just a way of saying like a new teacher came on the scene, | 这是一种只是一种表达方式 像一个新的老师来到现场, |
| 471 | like a new teacher showed up or started working there or came into or replaced the other teacher | 就像一位新老师出现或者开始在那里工作 或者进来或者替换另一位老师 |
| 472 | or a new, a new teacher came in, a new teacher moved in probably in the context of taking the | 或者是新来的,新来的老师, 新的老师搬进来了 可能是为了拿下 |
| 473 | place, taking the place of the other teacher, like replacing the other teacher. | 代替另一位老师 就像代替另一位老师 |
| 474 | But often we use move | 但是我们经常用移动 |
| 475 | in in the context of like moving into a space, like a house for living, like to live there. | 在像搬进一个空间, 像房子生活, 喜欢住在那里。 |
| 476 | So you could say, oh yeah, we moved into our new house last week. | 所以,你可以说,哦,是啊, 我们搬进我们的新房子上周。 |
| 477 | We just moved into our | 我们刚刚搬进我们的 |
| 478 | {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}新公寓 {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}新房间 | |
| 479 | So that's often how you hear move in, but it could be in this case, he just says | 所以,你经常听到移动, 但这可能是在这种情况下, 他只是说 |
| 480 | it in a way of like the teacher moved in to this teaching position, basically. | 就像老师搬进这个教学岗位一样 |
| 481 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 482 | It's a bit of | 有点 |
| 483 | a stretch there, but he made it work. | 在那里伸展,但他让它工作。 |
| 484 | Sometimes native speakers, we don't even really know if | 有时讲本地语 我们甚至不知道 |
| 485 | we're using the phrasal verb correctly, but it just kind of works. | 我们使用词性动词是正确的, 但这只是一种工作。 |
| 486 | It just kind of works. | 它只是有点工作。 |
| 487 | We | 我们 |
| 488 | understand each other. | 了解对方。 |
| 489 | So, but yeah, you, you guys probably know the verb to move, which in English, | 所以,但是是的,你们, 你们可能知道 动词移动, 用英语, |
| 490 | yeah, we, we just use the verb to move, which is the same verb, like to move your body is the, | 是啊,我们只是用动词移动, 这是相同的动词,喜欢移动你的身体是, |
| 491 | is the same one that we use to move to a new city or country or house. | 就是我们用来搬到一个新城市、新国家或新房子的 |
| 492 | We say to move. | 我们说搬家。 |
| 493 | This was hard for me when I was learning, like it's still hard for me sometimes like Spanish, | 这对我来说是很难的 当我学习, 像它仍然很难对我来说有时 像西班牙语, |
| 494 | for example, where the verb for like moving your body is not the same as the verb for like | 例如,在动动身体的动词与动词类似时,动词与动词不同. |
| 495 | moving to a new country or whatever. | 搬到一个新的国家或什么的。 |
| 496 | And, but it is in English. | 而且,但它是英语。 |
| 497 | It is. | 没错 |
| 498 | So that is easier in English | 所以用英语说比较容易 |
| 499 | in this case. | 在这种情况下。 |
| 500 | So, so usually move is like, yeah, in, in this context of moving to a new place, | 所以,所以通常移动 就像,是的,在这个背景 迁到一个新的地方, |
| 501 | it's like to go live in a new place. | 这就像去住一个新的地方。 |
| 502 | So the phrasal verb to move in is often used to express like | 因此,移动的词性动词常被用来表达类似 |
| 503 | moving in to a particular house or play, like to move in is like to, you know, bring all your | 搬进某个房子或玩耍,喜欢搬进来 喜欢,你知道,把所有的 |
| 504 | furniture and move in and go into a new house and start living there, basically to, to move into a | 搬进新房子 开始住在那里,基本上,搬到一个 |
| 505 | house, a new house. | 房子,一个新的房子。 |
| 506 | Or you could say like, um, I asked my girlfriend to move in with me. | 或者你可以说,嗯, 我让我的女朋友搬来和我住。 |
| 507 | I asked | 我问 |
| 508 | my girlfriend or my boyfriend to, um, to start living with me, basically to move in, to move in | 我女朋友或男朋友要,嗯, 开始和我住在一起, 基本上搬进来,搬进来 |
| 509 | with me. | 跟我来 |
| 510 | My boyfriend moved in with me. | 我男朋友搬来跟我住 |
| 511 | He started living with me. | 他开始和我住在一起 |
| 512 | So to move in, it's like to | 搬进来,就像 |
| 513 | start living in a place, in a house or apartment. | 开始住在一个地方 房子或公寓里 |
| 514 | Um, okay. | 嗯,还好。 |
| 515 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 516 | I'm a little worried because | 我有点担心 因为... |
| 517 | it's hot as a inferno today and I'm worried my camera overheats usually at about 45 minutes, | 今天热得像地狱 我担心我的相机通常在45分钟左右过热 |
| 518 | give or take. | 给予或接受。 |
| 519 | And right now we're at about 28 minutes. | 现在,我们大约在28分钟。 |
| 520 | So I'm, I'm worried, but I think I'm | 所以,我很担心,但我觉得我 |
| 521 | going to start wrapping it up at 40 minutes. | 将在40分钟后结束 |
| 522 | So it doesn't overheat, but I hope, I hope so. | 所以它不会过热, 但我希望,我希望如此。 |
| 523 | I hope, | 希望这样 |
| 524 | this doesn't die on me. | 这不会死在我身上。 |
| 525 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 526 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 527 | Um, at some point they will build up a tolerance. | 嗯,在某个时候,他们会建立一种容忍。 |
| 528 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 529 | I feel like I've talked about this in another video, but just to reiterate, this is a very | 我觉得我在另一段视频里谈过了 但为了重申一下 这非常 |
| 530 | useful, important, good phrasal verb to build up. | 有用的,重要的,良好的词组动词来建立. |
| 531 | Um, and it could, you could use it in various | 嗯,它可以, 你可以用在各种 |
| 532 | ways, but in this case is this is a very common way that we use it, um, building up a tolerance. | 方法,但在这种情况下,这是一个非常常见的方式 我们使用它,嗯,建立容忍。 |
| 533 | So if you use a drug of any kind, you know, even like alcohol or, or, or coffee or whatever, | 所以,如果你使用任何一种药物, 你知道,甚至像酒精或,或,或咖啡或任何东西, |
| 534 | I don't know, the more you use it, the more you build up a tolerance. | 我不知道,你用得越多,就越能建立容忍感. |
| 535 | And so you get used to it, | 你习惯了 |
| 536 | your body gets used to it, and then you either need more to have a similar effect as before | 你的身体已经习惯了,然后你要么需要更多的 具有类似以前的效果 |
| 537 | to reach the same effect. | 达到同样的效果。 |
| 538 | You need to have either more or you're, you're just able to have more | 你需要多一点,或者,你只是可以多一点 |
| 539 | without feeling bad because you have built up a tolerance. | 不觉得难过 因为你已经建立了一种容忍。 |
| 540 | So yeah, building up a tolerance to | 所以,是的,建立容忍 |
| 541 | something, um, it's just literally building or creating, um, growing your tolerance, but we just | 一些东西,嗯, 它只是字面上建立或创造,嗯, 增加你的容忍度, 但我们只是 |
| 542 | like to say build up, to build something up. | 喜欢说积聚, 积聚的东西。 |
| 543 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 544 | But we use this in a lot of ways. | 但我们在很多方面都这样 |
| 545 | I can't think | 我无法想象 |
| 546 | of a lot of examples right now. | 现在有很多例子 |
| 547 | You can, you can search for it on the internet if you're curious, | 如果你好奇的话 你可以上网搜索 |
| 548 | but, but this is a very common way that we use it is, is, is to build up a tolerance. | 但是,这是我们使用的一种非常常见的方法,就是建立一种容忍。 |
| 549 | Like that's | 就像这样 |
| 550 | the main way that people will express, um, this thing where your tolerance increases. | 人们主要表达的方式,嗯, 这个东西,你的容忍度增加。 |
| 551 | The, | 那个... |
| 552 | the main way that we, we express this is to say like, yeah, I built up a tolerance to something. | 我们表达这一点的主要方式 就是说,是的,我建立了对事物的容忍。 |
| 553 | And the final phrasal verb that I wrote down from the volley for serve Mitchell brothers podcast is, | 我从Volley上写下来的为Mitchell兄弟播客服务的最后一种动词是, |
| 554 | so one of them said, are you in, are you in, you might've heard this, I'm not sure, but the phrasal | 所以其中一人说,你加入,你加入, 你可能已经听到这个,我不确定,但是措辞 |
| 555 | You want to go to a water park or I don't know, you know, the movies or whatever. | 你想去一个水上公园 或者我不知道,你知道,电影什么的。 |
| 556 | And you ask | 你却问 |
| 557 | your friend, like, are you in, we're, we're going to go do this. | 你的朋友,喜欢,你加入, 我们,我们要去做到这一点。 |
| 558 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 559 | It's like, | 这就像, |
| 560 | do you want to do it? | 你想这样做吗? |
| 561 | There's a lot of ways of expressing this. | 表达这一点的方法很多. |
| 562 | You can say, are you in? | 你可以说,你加入吗? |
| 563 | You can also say, are you down? | 你也可以说,你下来了吗? |
| 564 | Which sounds like they are the complete opposite, but they're | 听起来他们完全相反,但他们 |
| 565 | actually the same thing. | 其实也是一样 |
| 566 | So you can say, if, if you're inviting somebody or you're asking | 所以,你可以说,如果, 如果你邀请某人或你问 |
| 567 | if somebody wants to join, you can say, are you in? | 如果有人想加入,你可以说,你加入吗? |
| 568 | You can say, are you down? | 你可以说,你下来了吗? |
| 569 | You might know | 你也许知道 |
| 570 | that one. | 那个 |
| 571 | That one's pretty famous. | 那个挺出名的 |
| 572 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 573 | You can also say, are you up for it? | 你也可以说,你愿意吗? |
| 574 | So we have, | 所以我们有, |
| 575 | as far as I can remember, I think there are at least three ways of expressing, like asking if | 据我所知,我认为至少有三种表达方式,比如问: |
| 576 | someone is willing to do something or wants to do something or wants to join you or your group | 有人愿意做点什么 或想做点什么 或想加入你和你的团体 |
| 577 | in an activity. | 在一个活动。 |
| 578 | So you can say, are you in? | 所以你可以说,你加入吗? |
| 579 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 580 | Or are you up for it? | 还是你愿意? |
| 581 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 582 | Hey, we're going to go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 583 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 584 | Hey, we're going to go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 585 | Are you in? | 你在吗? |
| 586 | Hey, we're going to go to the movies. | 嘿,我们要去看电影。 |
| 587 | Are you down? | 你下来了吗? |
| 588 | Hey, I was, I kind of wanted to go | 嘿,我是,我有点想去 |
| 589 | to the park. | 去公园 |
| 590 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 591 | Personally, I think are you up for it is probably the best one. | 就个人而言,我认为你上场了 这可能是最好的一个。 |
| 592 | It's probably the most common, like nice sounding native speaker general one. | 这也许是最常见的, 就像好听的本地演说家一般。 |
| 593 | Like, are you up for | 喜欢,你愿意 |
| 594 | it? | 是吗? |
| 595 | Are you up for doing something? | 你愿意做点什么吗? |
| 596 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 597 | This one is a classic and this one is | 这个是经典,这个是 |
| 598 | probably the number one version that I recommend for you. | 可能是我推荐给你的第一版本 |
| 599 | But you will hear native speakers say, | 但你们将听到当地人说: |
| 600 | are you down or are you in? | 你下来了吗? |
| 601 | This does happen. | 这确实会发生。 |
| 602 | We do use these sometimes and you can use them as well. | 我们有时会用这些 你也可以用 |
| 603 | But yeah, are you up for it is probably the best one, but we use them all. | 但是,是的,你为它可能是最好的, 但我们都使用。 |
| 604 | So are you in? | 你来了吗? |
| 605 | Are you | 是你吗? |
| 606 | down? | 下来? |
| 607 | Are you up for it? | 你愿意吗? |
| 608 | Confusing, I know, crazy, chaotic. | 困惑,我知道,疯狂,混乱。 |
| 609 | We've got about five minutes left before | 我们还有5分钟 |
| 610 | I want to kind of round, round out the video. | 我想转个圈,把视频拍出来 |
| 611 | Well, it's five minutes for me. | 好吧,这是五分钟对我来说。 |
| 612 | Once I cut this, | 一旦我剪断这个 |
| 613 | it's probably going to be less for you. | 对你来说可能会少一些 |
| 614 | But so because I only got like, I don't know how many | 但因为我只得到一样, 我不知道有多少 |
| 615 | that was like 10, 10 phrasal verbs from these podcast episodes. | 就像是播客的10个词组 |
| 616 | I was like, I need more than | 我觉得,我需要的不止 |
| 617 | that. | 那个 |
| 618 | So I just went on the good old chat, GBT, the good old AI. | 于是我又开始聊了聊, GBT,好老AI。 |
| 619 | And I asked her like to drop the | 我问她喜欢放弃 |
| 620 | paper. | 纸 |
| 621 | Hold on. | 坚持住。 |
| 622 | I asked it to give me some phrasal verbs, maybe less common, like common, | 我要求它给我一些词性动词, 也许不太常见,像普通, |
| 623 | but less known by English students. | 但英国学生不太了解 |
| 624 | And basically it gave me a list and I just picked the ones that | 基本上,它给了我一个列表 我刚刚选了那些 |
| 625 | I liked, like, and wanted to talk about. | 我喜欢,喜欢, 想谈谈。 |
| 626 | So, okay. | 所以,还好。 |
| 627 | So the first, the first one is like, | 所以第一个,第一个像, |
| 628 | there's like two here. | 这里好像有两个 |
| 629 | So you might already know to mess up, to mess up extremely common. | 所以你可能已经知道要搞砸 搞砸极常见的东西 |
| 630 | It means | 这意味着 |
| 631 | to make a mistake. | 来犯一个错误 |
| 632 | To screw up is another one. | 搞砸是另一个 |
| 633 | But to mess up, I use this all the time. | 但为了搞砸 我总是用这个 |
| 634 | We use | 我们用 |
| 635 | this all the time. | 总是这样 |
| 636 | Like, oh, I messed up. | 就像,哦,我搞砸了一样。 |
| 637 | I, you know, I don't want to mess up. | 我不想乱搞 |
| 638 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 639 | It's just, | 这只是, |
| 640 | it's just like to make a mistake, right? | 这就像犯了一个错误,对不对? |
| 641 | If you speak Spanish, it's like equivocarte. | 如果你会说西班牙语,那就好像模棱两可 |
| 642 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 643 | It's | 这是 |
| 644 | just a mess up, to mess up. | 只是一团糟,乱七八糟。 |
| 645 | So that's a phrasal verb. | 故此为语法动词. |
| 646 | But then also you have to mess something up. | 但也得把事情搞砸 |
| 647 | It's like to ruin something or to like, to make a mistake so that it affects something specifically. | 这就像破坏什么 或者喜欢, 犯一个错误, 使它影响 具体的东西。 |
| 648 | Like if your hair, if you, if you spend time on making, on, on your hair, making your hair, | 就像你的头发,如果你,如果你花时间 做,在你的头发,做你的头发, |
| 649 | your hairstyle really nice, and then somebody comes and goes like this and messes up your hair, | 你的发型真的很好 然后有人来来来去去 这样弄乱你的头发, |
| 650 | you can go, you messed it up. | 你可以走了,你搞砸了这一切。 |
| 651 | Why did you mess up my hair? | 你为什么弄乱我的头发? |
| 652 | Like you, you mess, why did you mess it | 就像你,你乱七八糟,你为什么乱七八糟 |
| 653 | up? | 起来? |
| 654 | Like maybe I'm editing this video and I do something that changes it in a way that I don't | 就像我正在编辑这段视频 我做了一些改变它的方式,我没有 |
| 655 | like, and I can't figure out how to undo it. | 像,我无法想出 如何解除它。 |
| 656 | And I'm like, oh, I messed it up. | 而我喜欢,哦,我搞砸了。 |
| 657 | Like, you know, | 喜欢,你知道, |
| 658 | it's like I, I ruined it. | 就像我,我毁了它。 |
| 659 | You know, I like to use the F word. | 我喜欢用F这个词 |
| 660 | I like to say like, I fucked it up. | 我喜欢说,我搞砸了。 |
| 661 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 662 | fucked up, you know, but, but you don't have to, you can just say, mess it up, mess up. | 搞砸了,你知道,但你不必, 你可以只是说,搞砸了,搞砸了。 |
| 663 | That's like | 这就像 |
| 664 | the more universal way of saying it. | 更普遍的说法。 |
| 665 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 666 | Next one is to drag something out. | 下一个是把东西拖出来 |
| 667 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 668 | So to drag the, the verb to drag is like when I was a kid and I used to walk out in public | 所以,拖动,动词拖动 就像当我还是个孩子,我曾经走出去 在公共场合 |
| 669 | with my family, sometimes when I walked, I didn't really pick up my feet very much when I walked. | 与我的家人,有时当我走的时候, 我真的不怎么捡脚 当我走的时候。 |
| 670 | So my stepdad used to say, quit dragging your feet, stop dragging your feet. | 我的继父常说 别拖你的脚 别拖你的脚 |
| 671 | Because I didn't | 因为我没有 |
| 672 | pick up my feet very much. | 举起我的脚 |
| 673 | Sometimes it sounded like I was just dragging my feet, like just kind | 有时听起来我只是拖着脚,就像善良 |
| 674 | of pulling my feet along the road and, or the ground and not really picking them up. | 沿着路拉我的脚 或者在地上 而不是真正捡起来 |
| 675 | Or maybe | 也许 |
| 676 | you have a blanket and you are like dragging it across the floor. | 你有毯子,你就像拖过地板 |
| 677 | So the blanket is, is on the | 因此,毯子是,在 |
| 678 | floor and you're just pulling it and walking with it. | 地板,你只是拉它和走它。 |
| 679 | So it's, it's, it's a being dragged along the | 所以,这是,这是,它是一个 拖着沿着 |
| 680 | floor. | 地板 |
| 681 | You're, you're dragging it across the floor. | 你在拖着它穿过地板 |
| 682 | So this is drag. | 所以这是拖。 |
| 683 | This is an important | 这很重要 |
| 684 | verb to know. | 动词为知. |
| 685 | But then we have the phrasal verb to drag something out. | 但是,然后我们有了词性动词 拖出一些东西。 |
| 686 | And that is just to, | 这仅仅是, |
| 687 | it's like if you have an event or a thing that you make longer. | 这就像如果你有 一个活动或东西 你使更长。 |
| 688 | For example, they dragged out | 比如说,他们拖出来 |
| 689 | the meeting. | 会议。 |
| 690 | So they, they made the meeting way longer than it needed to be. | 因此,他们使会议的时间比需要的时间长。 |
| 691 | They dragged it out. | 他们拖出来。 |
| 692 | They took the meeting and they went like this and they pulled it and made it long. | 他们把会议,他们去 像这样,他们拉了它,并让它长。 |
| 693 | They dragged it | 他们拖走了 |
| 694 | out. | 出来。 |
| 695 | But yeah, it's just to make something longer. | 但是,是的,它只是 使东西更长。 |
| 696 | It's to make something longer, not like | 是为了让事情更长,而不是像 |
| 697 | physically, but like, like time to make something longer in time is what I'm saying. | 身体上,但喜欢, 像时间 做更长时间的东西的时间 时间是我的意思。 |
| 698 | Like more time. | 像更多的时间。 |
| 699 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 700 | Next one is to call someone out, which means to confront publicly. | 下一个是叫人出去 也就是公开对抗 |
| 701 | She called him out for lying. | 她叫他出来撒谎。 |
| 702 | So yeah, it's just about holding people accountable. | 所以,是的,它只是 关于追究人们的责任。 |
| 703 | This is a good phrase to know, | 这是一个很好的短语,知道, |
| 704 | to hold someone accountable. | 来追究某人的责任 |
| 705 | It's like when someone makes a mistake, something, | 就像有人犯了错误一样 |
| 706 | someone does something bad and you're like, Hey, that's not okay. | 有人做坏事 你就像,嘿,这不好。 |
| 707 | And you confront them like, | 你面对他们就像, |
| 708 | you shouldn't do that. | 你不应该这样做。 |
| 709 | That's not okay. | 这不好。 |
| 710 | You can't do that. | 你不能这样做。 |
| 711 | That's to hold someone accountable. | 这就是要追究一个人的责任。 |
| 712 | And then versus just pretending like, it's not my problem. | 然后和假装的不一样 这不关我的事 |
| 713 | Didn't happen. | 没有发生。 |
| 714 | Didn't happen to me. | 我没有发生在我身上。 |
| 715 | But to call someone out is like the specific action of being like, | 但叫人出去就像 具体的动作一样 |
| 716 | Hey, this person, this person did this thing and that is not okay. | 嘿,这个人,这个人做了这件事,这是不好的。 |
| 717 | You see this a lot on | 你看这很多 |
| 718 | bad things. | 坏东西 |
| 719 | Celebrities are famous, you know, people with a lot of money or politicians, | 名人有名, 你知道,人 有很多钱或政治家, |
| 720 | you know, people love to call politicians out. | 人们喜欢叫政客出来 |
| 721 | Like it's just like, yeah, to, | 就像它只是一样,是的,到, |
| 722 | to confront someone publicly, to, to name someone for doing something bad. | 公开面对某人 以做坏事为名 |
| 723 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 724 | It's like, call | 这就像,打电话 |
| 725 | them out. | 他们出来了。 |
| 726 | Don't, don't be quiet. | 不要,不要安静。 |
| 727 | Call them out. | 叫他们出来。 |
| 728 | Like it's important to hold people accountable. | 喜欢它的重要性 追究人们的责任。 |
| 729 | I, I firmly believe this myself. | 我,我坚信这一点我自己。 |
| 730 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 731 | A couple more real quick. | 再来两杯 |
| 732 | Let's see if we can do it. | 问如何是道. |
| 733 | The next one is to back off, which means to stop bothering or give space. | 下一个是退后,这意味着停止打扰或给予空间. |
| 734 | I think you should back | 我想你应该回来 |
| 735 | off a little bit. | 关闭一点点。 |
| 736 | Sometimes people are bothering or kind of invading the space of other people | 有时有人在打扰别人 或侵犯别人的空间 |
| 737 | and they need to back off. | 他们需要退后。 |
| 738 | They need to like mind their own business or like stop bothering them, | 他们需要管好自己的事 或者停止打扰他们 |
| 739 | give them space, get away. | 给他们空间,走开。 |
| 740 | Like you need to back off. | 就像你需要退后一样 |
| 741 | There are some parents who think that because | 有些父母会这么想 因为... |
| 742 | they're parents, they can do and say whatever they want and they can treat their children | 他们是父母,他们可以做和说 他们想说什么,他们可以治疗孩子 |
| 743 | however they want. | 无论他们想怎样 |
| 744 | And that's just not true. | 这不是真的 |
| 745 | You need to respect them. | 你要尊重他们 |
| 746 | Τcm | |
| 747 | some parents need to back off. | 有些家长需要退后。 |
| 748 | Honestly, it could be any, anything, any, anytime anyone needs to | 老实说,它可以是任何,任何,任何,任何,随时需要 |
| 749 | like stop bothering someone and give them space. | 像停止打扰别人 给他们空间。 |
| 750 | I don't have a million examples for you. | 吾无百万譬喻. |
| 751 | Sorry. | 对不起 |
| 752 | And I'm trying to go fast here because I don't want my camera to die. | 我试图快速走在这里 因为我不希望我的相机死。 |
| 753 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 754 | The last one is | 最后一个是 |
| 755 | to mess with someone. | 和别人乱搞 |
| 756 | So we already said to mess up and to mess something up, but now we have to | 所以我们已经说过要搞砸和搞砸一些事情 但是现在我们必须 |
| 757 | mess with someone, which is to bother, provoke or joke with someone. | 和别人乱搞,就是找麻烦、挑逗或和别人开玩笑 |
| 758 | It's kind of like usually in a | 这有点像通常在一个 |
| 759 | playful sense, but it could be more serious and you could take it too far and it could be not okay. | 但它可能更严重, 你可以走得太远, 它可能不好。 |
| 760 | But it could just be in a very lighthearted, playful way. | 但它可能只是 在一个非常轻心, 有趣的方式。 |
| 761 | That's not a big deal. | 这没什么大不了的 |
| 762 | I say this | 我说这个 |
| 763 | a lot. | 经常 |
| 764 | Like sometimes if I'm just like giving someone a hard time, this is another way we say | 就像有时,如果我只是 给别人一个艰难的时间, 这是另一种方式,我们说 |
| 765 | like just kind of teasing someone, picking on someone, like, you know, just kind of | 就像在挑逗别人 挑逗别人一样 |
| 766 | giving them like always having an answer and, you know, just being very direct with someone and | 给他们像总是有一个答案, 你知道,只是非常直接与某人, |
| 767 | maybe like, yeah, just being a little difficult with someone I might, or saying like kind of | 也许喜欢,是的,只是有点困难 与我可能,或者说喜欢 |
| 768 | making fun of them a little bit in a lighthearted way. | 用轻心的方式取笑他们 |
| 769 | I might say like, I'm just messing with you. | 我可能会说 我只是在耍你 |
| 770 | You know, I'm just giving you a hard time. | 你知道,我只是给你一个困难的时间。 |
| 771 | I'm just messing with you. | 我只是在开玩笑 |
| 772 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 773 | It's kind of just | 有点 |
| 774 | like, it's kind of a way to just clarify that you're not being serious. | 就像,这是一种方法 只是澄清 你不是真的。 |
| 775 | Stop messing with me. | 别耍我了 |
| 776 | Like now he's just messing with you. | 就像他现在在耍你 |
| 777 | It's like he's joking. | 他好像在开玩笑 |
| 778 | He's not being serious. | 他不是认真的。 |
| 779 | He's just joking | 他只是开玩笑 |
| 780 | with you. | 和你们一起 |
| 781 | It's not true. | 非实非实. |
| 782 | Like maybe he says some someone or some anyone's like tells you something | 说不定他跟某个人或某个人说过 |
| 783 | that's not true. | 这不是真的。 |
| 784 | Like, oh, I'm pregnant, but I'm not really. | 喜欢,哦,我怀孕了, 但我不是真的。 |
| 785 | And so I say, I'm just messing with | 所以我说,我只是在开玩笑 |
| 786 | you. | 你们 |
| 787 | I'm just really full. | 我真的很饱 |
| 788 | My belly is extended because I'm full. | 我的肚子因为我饱了而延长了 |
| 789 | You're just playing around. | 你只是在玩游戏 |
| 790 | You can say, ah, I'm just messing. | 你可以说,啊,我只是在开玩笑。 |
| 791 | He's just messing with you. | 他只是在跟你开玩笑 |
| 792 | She's just messing with you. | 她只是跟你开玩笑 |
| 793 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 794 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 795 | We got through my list. | 我们通过我的名单。 |
| 796 | Yay. | 赞 |
| 797 | I'm going to beat my camera to the punch | 我要把相机打到拳头 |
| 798 | because my camera, she's, I know she's about to go. | 因为我的相机,她,我知道她要走了。 |
| 799 | She's hot. | 她很热。 |
| 800 | I'm going to, I'm going to touch her | 我会去,我会去碰她 |
| 801 | and I'm going to burn my hand. | 我要烧了我的手 |
| 802 | No, not really, but she gets hot. | 不,不是真的,但她变得热。 |
| 803 | She gets, I got to like put the fan | 她得到,我很喜欢把风扇 |
| 804 | on her. | 给她的。 |
| 805 | I don't know. | 师曰. |
| 806 | Does anybody, does anybody else film and have like a camera and experience | 有没有人,有没有其他人 拍摄和拥有像相机和经验 |
| 807 | this? | 这个? |
| 808 | I don't know what is the issue, but, and it's not old at all. | 我不知道什么是问题,但是,它根本不是旧的。 |
| 809 | And it's a nice camera. | 这摄像机不错 |
| 810 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 811 | thought Sony, Sony camera. | 认为索尼,索尼相机。 |
| 812 | Anyways, thank you for watching to the end. | 总之,谢谢你看着最后。 |
| 813 | I love you. | 我爱你 |
| 814 | I really do. | 我真的喜欢 |
| 815 | I always say that. | 我总是这么说 |
| 816 | I don't know why. | 我不知道为什么。 |
| 817 | I don't know why I do. | 我不知道为什么 |
| 818 | I don't know why I always tell you guys, | 我不知道为什么我总是告诉你们, |
| 819 | I love you. | 我爱你 |
| 820 | Cause in English, it's like a very lighthearted thing. | 因为用英语来说,这就像一个非常轻心的事情。 |
| 821 | We say that we love everyone | 我们说我们爱每个人 |
| 822 | and everything and it's not a big deal. | 和一切,这没什么大不了的。 |
| 823 | So anyways, I hope that you, if you do celebrate | 所以,我希望你,如果你真的庆祝 |
| 824 | holidays, hope you had a great holiday family time. | 假期,希望你有一个伟大的假期 家庭时间。 |
| 825 | I hope you enjoy your life. | 我希望你过得愉快 |
| 826 | If not, | 如果没有 |
| 827 | then welcome to the club. | 然后欢迎来到俱乐部。 |
| 828 | You're like me and yeah, I hope you learn stuff. | 你跟我一样,我希望你能学东西 |
| 829 | I hope you like, | 我希望你喜欢, |
| 830 | tell me what you think about this kind of video. | 告诉我你对这个视频的看法 |
| 831 | This kind of, you know, this kind of relaxed way | 这种放松的方式 |
| 832 | of teaching phrasal verbs is kind of, you know, very me, my style. | 教授词性动词 是一种,你知道, 非常我,我的风格。 |
| 833 | I have something exciting | 我有刺激的东西 |
| 834 | coming up. | 来了。 |
| 835 | Well, it's exciting for me. | 嗯,这让我兴奋。 |
| 836 | For those of you who really like listening to me talk about | 为了你们这些真正喜欢听我说话的人 |
| 837 | my life and random things, I have a, I have an interesting thing coming up that I will announce | 我的生活和随机事物, 我有,我有一件有趣的事情 即将到来,我会宣布 |
| 838 | to you guys soon, I think. | 我想很快会给你们 |
| 839 | And yeah, some, some, some videos I'd like to make a video talking about | 是的,一些,一些,一些,一些视频 我想制作一个视频谈论 |
| 840 | some more like culture shock things in Latin America and just, I don't know, just fun stuff. | 一些更像是拉丁美洲的文化震撼事物, 而只是,我不知道,只是有趣的事物。 |
| 841 | But if you have any things that you want me to talk about related to like teaching English or, | 但如果你有什么事情要我说 就像教英语一样 |
| 842 | anything about my life or literally anything, anything at all, let me know in the comments. | 任何关于我的生活,或字面上的一切, 任何事情,在评论中告诉我。 |
| 843 | As always, appreciate you and see you in the next one. | 和往常一样,谢谢你,下次再见 |
| 844 | Oh, bye. | 哦,再见。 |
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