“GET”词组12个

The verb to get is extremely useful. It can be used in a number of expressions. It can also mean several different things： to become, to arrive, to receive, to buy. The words in brackets can be substituted for others.     

12个幸福快乐的生活习惯

生活习惯的好坏因人而异,但令人欣喜的是,每个人都可以通过培养正确的生活习惯过上幸福的生活。不管生活多么艰难,总有点滴的幸福等你发现,当你努力感知幸福时,你就能保持幸福感。     

12种表达描绘“夏日”

An area outside that is protected from the sun. ＂It was very hot so we sat in the shade＂A short sleep, often in the afternoon. ＂I had a little nap after lunch.＂If you ＂go barefoot＂, you don＇t wear any socks or shoes. ＂She walked barefoot on the wooden oath.＂     

“TAKE”之12短语

The verb take is extremely useful. It can be used in a number of expressions. Here are 12.Learning Expressions The best way to learn any words or expressions is by seeing or hearing them in context when you＇ re reading or listening to English. Make a note of any words or expressions that you like （or want to learn） and write these down in sentences. Remember, always record language in phrases or sentences--never as individual words. You should also practise using the words or expressions as often as you can： in conversation, on the phone, in e-mails, etc.     

12个令你远离成功的行为

常听别人分享成功的要素,说做好那些事情就可以离成功很近,但同时,你是否想过哪些事情会令你离成功越来越远？本文作者凯伦·萨金特是一位著名的职业咨询师,她通过自己的亲身经历,总结出12个令你远离成功的行为。接下来就来看看。哪些是你曾经做过的!     

有关“打电话”的29个表达

Answering the phone Amstan Incorporated. How may I help you？ （business / formal） Hello？ （informal/private calls） Identifying yourself--the caller [notice the use of ＂this＂] Hello. This is Nick Saunders. Hi, this is Sally Fields.     

“罪”与“罚”

上一期我们已经了解了一些有关“罪”与“罚”的表达,本期继续补充学习一下。     

表达“灾难”和“失败”

This month, we are looking at some expressions to do with ＂disaster＇＂ and ＂failure＂     

火光在前——“God”与“神”、“主”的秘密

英文词“God”想必所有学过英语的人都认识,是“神”的意思,汉语中也把它对译成“上帝”或者“上主”、“主”。细说起来,英文的“God”和中文的“主”还真是有着一定的联系!为什么呢？请看文章。     

“绘”心情

今天,你的心情如何？是高兴还是沮丧？是兴奋还是低落？下面小编与大家分享一些描绘心情的词汇,你知道的还有哪些？不妨自己列一下。     

话“昆虫”

A fly in the ointmentSomeone or something that ruins a situation which could have been nice or successful.＂We had a great Christmas. The only fly in the ointment was my aunt, who was in a really bad mood all the time.＂     

话“鸟”

本期我们继续来学习英语中与“鸟”相关的习语。     

“愚蠢”法规

Persons may not sleep on a road. （California）It is prohibited to take a dog in an elevator. （California）It is illegal to jump into a passing car. （California）It is illegal to pour salt on a highway. （California）     

话“说话”

欢迎来到习语板块，本期为大家介绍跟“说话”有关的习语。下面的图片能帮助你理解习语的正确含义。     

话“昆虫”

A stomach bug 胃病 An illness which is caused by small organisms such as bacteria. ＂I ＇ve got a bit of a stomach bug.＂A bug （informal） 窃听器A tiny hidden microphone which transmits what people are saying. ＂Look, there＇ s a bug on the phone. They bugged the phone.＂Nit-picking 吹毛求疵的;挑刺的 If someone is nit-picking, they are irritating you by concentrating on small, minor and irrelevant details. ＂1 know there are lots of mistakes in the report, but stop nit-picking for a while and focus on the overall effect.＂     

“愚蠢”法规

It is against the law to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or street lamp. （Georgia） One man may not be on another man＇s back. （Georgia） It is prohibited to cut offa chicken＇s head on Sunday It is also illegal to carry a chicken by its feet down broadway on this day. （Georgia） One may not place a deadbird on a neighbor＇ s lawn （Georgia） Rocks may not be thrown at birds. （Georgia） Persons may not wear hoods in public. （Georgia） Cars may not be driven through playgrounds or on sidewalks. （Georgia） Chicken must be eaten with the hands. （Georgia） Though it is illegal to spit from a car ora bus, citizens may spit from a truck. （Georgia） It is illegal for a chicken to cross the road.     

表达“失败”

Put/Throw a spanner in the worksTo do something that causes another thing to fail or to go badly. ＂We seemed to be doing quite well until we received a tax bill for 20,000 euros. It really put a spanner in the works.＂     

话“手机”

从2000年手机开始普及,到了今天几乎人手一部手机。但是你知道怎么用英语谈论手机吗？这是一个重要的日常话题．我们一起来说一说。     

话“租房”

租房是和我们的生活息息相关的一件事。租房时应该注意哪些事项,又有哪些相关表达呢？不妨来了解一下。     

动词“get”

Dear Mr Tower, Thank you very much for your e-mail. Of course, I would be delighted to help you with this complex, but very useful verb. OK, let＇ s get started. Here are some of the main uses. Acquire/Buy——＂get＂ can mean ＂acquire＂ or ＂buy＂ a） They got a new house. b） He got a bonus last month. Receive——To be given something： a） I got sixteen presents for my birthday b） The film got very good reviews. Arrive——To reach a destination a） She got home early. b） He got into Paris at 9pm. Bring/Fetch——To bring something to a place, or to take something back： a） Could you get me a newspaper from the shops？ b） Could you get me that pen that＇s on the table？ Winning/Scoring （goals）——To achieve something a） He got first place in the competition. b） They got ten goals.