all+名词复数的表达

1. I am all ears. 我洗耳恭听。2. She is all tears. 她哭得泪人儿。3. I am all thumbs. 我笨手笨脚。
4. He is all smiles. 他笑容满面。

英语中有趣的动物比喻

 1.beast 兽，喻指凶狠的人
Just look at the way he treats his wife! He is a beast.
且看他对妻子的那副样子吧！他是个凶狠的人。
2.bear 黑熊，喻指鲁莽汉
The old man is a bear; he is always grumbling.
那个老头是个鲁莽汉，总爱发牢骚。
3.bird 鸟，喻指女朋友
Jim took his bird to the pictures last night.
吉姆昨晚带着他的女朋友去看电影了。
4.cat 猫，喻指心底恶毒的女人
Don't listen to her gossip; she is a cat.
别听她搬弄是非，她是个恶毒的女人。
5. mouse 老鼠，喻指胆小鬼
In public affairs he remained a mouse.
在公事上，他依然是个胆小鬼。 6.donkey 驴，喻指傻瓜
Why did you put your finger in the fire, you silly donkey?
你为什么自讨苦吃，小傻瓜？
7.lion 狮子，喻指社会各流
The lions at her party included two musicians and a writer.
她宴请的社会名流包括两位音乐家和一位作家。
8.fox 狐狸，喻指狡猾的人
Don't trust him. He is an old fox.
别相信他，他是个狡猾的老狐狸。
9.shark 鲨鱼，喻an指骗子
She entrusted all her savings to a shark who had promised to double her money.
她把全部积蓄交给一个答应给她加倍偿付本利的骗子。
10.wolf 狼，喻指色鬼
He has a face like an angel, but he is really a terrible wolf.
他有貌似天使般的面孔，实际上他是个大色鬼。

秒杀实用三字短句

1. I am crushed! 我好伤心难过！ 2. Stay in shape. 你好好维持身材  3. Look into it! 你去查个清楚！ 4. Break a leg! （表演）祝你成功！加油！
5. Speak your mind! 有话直说！
6. Stick it out! 坚持下去！
7. Break it off! 分手吧！ 

6个实用英语短句

 

1. My mouth is watering. 我在流口水了。

2. I'm not myself today. 我今天不在状态中。

3. It will come to me. 我会想起来的。

4. Zip your fly! 闭嘴！

5. That was a close call. 好险！

6. You give me a headache. 你真让我头疼

10个英语句子劝人不要着急

 1.Take it easy.2.All in good time.3.Just a minute. There is an hour left.4.Don't worry.I'll find a way. 5.Wait a minute.I'll tell you the whole thing in detail.  6.Take your time there's no rush.  7.Don't hurry, I can wait your leisure. 8.Hold on, there' s no hurry. 9.Go easy! The soup is still very hot. 10.Don't get hot and bothered，I'll start the car in a moment.  

超实用3字短语

1. Are you by yourself? 你一个人吗？
2. Are you kidding me?! 你在跟我开玩笑吧？！
3. Back in a moment. 马上回来。
4. Boys will be boys. 本性难移。
5. Come to the point! 有话直说！
6. Do I have to? 我一定要做吗？
7. Don't fall for it. 别上当

英语中的有趣的Foot

  　　Foot是一个常用的英语名词，基本意思是“脚”，但是其用法要比汉语中的“脚”广得多。如果你听到有人说My foot!，千万不要以为他（她）在感叹自己的脚，其实他（她）是叫你“别逗了!”。 　　看到on one's foot，我们很容易猜出是“站着”的意思(注意：on foot是“步行”的意思，汉语不会说“在脚上”），与此相关出的说法还有： 　　* get/jump/spring on one's feet　　站/跳/跃了起来 　　* back on one's feet　　重新站起来，常指病愈 　　* fall/land on one's feet　　脚先着地，主要比喻化险为夷、转危为安 　　* put/set somebody on one's feet　　使某人恢复健康 　　* on the right/wrong foot　　开局好/不好 　　与on one's foot相对的是off one's feet，是“站不住”或“坐/躺下”的意思。由此，我们也不难猜出carry/run/sweep somebody off one's feet意指“使某人站不稳”。 　　不过，这一说法还有另外一个意思，比如：She swept me off my feet.是指“我为她的美貌而倾倒。”这是一种引申义。 　　此外，rise to one's feet的意思是“站起来”；take to one's feet则是“（迈开双脚）走路”的意思。 　　一些与foot有关的习语非常有趣，例如：put one's foot in one’s mouth，不是指“把脚放到嘴里”，而是指“说错话”“失言”。又如：You put your foot in your mouth when you said that was a silly idea. It had been put forward by your boss. （你说那个主意很蠢，可犯了大忌，那主意是你老板提出的。） 　　Dance like someone with two left feet是比喻某人“笨拙”（两只脚都是左脚，跳起舞来还能好看吗？）。比喻某人“笨拙”还可以说He has a hand like foot.（手像脚一样）。 　　脚和鞋密切相关，英语有一条谚语：Every shoe fits not every foot. 原意是说“一只鞋不是人人都适合穿”，其引申意指“不能拿一个标准去要求所有的人”。这点在英语习语中也有所反映，如： 　　* the boot/shoe is on the other foot错怪了别人，或情况根本不是这样的 　　* put the boot/shoe on the right/wrong foot 　　表扬（或责备）对/错了 　　有一个有趣的说法值得一提：Only his close followers supported him but most people simply voted with their feet. 表决时，人们通常会举手表示赞成，“用脚表决”的说法其实很形象，“一走了之”不正是不赞成嘛。 　　另外，英美人认为，走路的姿势可以体现一个人的为人，与之相关的习语是： get/set/start off on the right foot和put one's best foot forward，意思是“形成良好的开端”和“给别人一个好印象”。而get/set/start off on the worn foot 的意思当然是正好相反了。

身边常见的20种标志的英语说法

        1.Pull 拉

　　2.Push 推

　　3.Shut 此门不通

　　4.Knock 敲门

　　5.No smoking 禁止吸烟

  　6.No admittance 闲人免进

　　7.Keep to the right 靠右行

　　8.No right／left turn 禁止右／左转

　　9.No parking 不准停车

　　10.Drive slowly 车辆慢行

　　11.Danger 危险

　　12.Look out 小心；注意

　　13.No overtaking 禁止超车

　　14.Post no bills 不准招贴

　　15.Please shut the door 请随手关门

　　16.Silence／Keep quiet 静

　　17.Sold out 售完

　　18.Ticket office／Booking office 售票处

　　19.No spitting 不准吐痰

　　20.Please don't touch 请勿动手　

英语里年月日的读法

How to say the year

You write You say 1900 nineteen hundred 1901 nineteen hundred (and) one
nineteen oh-one 1995 nineteen ninety-five 2000 two thousand
twenty hundred 2002 two thousand (and) two
twenty oh-one 2010 two thousand (and) ten
twenty ten

You normally "split up" the year in tens.

1985 is split up in 19 and 85. (You say: nineteen eighty-five).

From 2000 until 2009 the year is normally not split up. You say: two thousand; two thousand (and) one. The word >and< is often left out. From 2010 on the year is split up again.

2010 is split up in 20 and 10. (You say: twenty ten).

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Writing and saying the date in British English

rule: day - month - year

 

    day   month year You write:   1st    January, 2010 You say: the first of January twenty ten

 

Note: The two letters at the end of the number and the comma are often left out.

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Writing and saying the date in American English

rule: month - day - year

  month   day year You write: January,   1st  2010 You say: January the first twenty ten

 

Sample sentences and the correct prepositions:

I was born in 1999. (Use in with the year.)
I was born in August. (Use in with the month.)
I was born on 12th May, 2000. (Use on in the complete date.)

Somtimes BC or AD is added after the year.

Example:
1060 BC (ten sixty Before Christ)

1060 AD (ten sixty Anno Domini) - This is Latin for >in the year of the Lord<.

喜怒哀乐的口语表达 

 1. She threw her head back in a hearty laugh after she heard the joke.
听了那个笑话，她笑得前仰后合。2. She'll smile from ear to ear if we give her a bike for her birthday.
如果她生日得到我们送的自行车，一定会笑得合不拢嘴。3. Come on, a big smile for me!
开心地笑一个吧！4. Did you see the way her eyes sparkled? She's so happy.
你们看到她闪闪发亮的眼神了吗？她很开心。5. See how she pouts, someone must be not very happy.
瞧瞧她那努嘴的样子，有人正生气呢。6. Come on, wipe that frown from your face, nothing's that bad.
我说，你就不要那么一副难过表情了，没什么大不了的。7. She's all teary-eyed.
她眼里噙满泪水。8. He had his eyes downcast and was crestfallen.
他低着头，一副特别失落的样子。9. I was frightened by the mean look in his eyes.
他眼神里充满愤怒，让我感到害怕。10. Her lips were pursed, and she was ready to let him have it.
她的双唇紧闭着，准备好好训他一顿。11. His face was flushed with anger, like he's about to throw a tantrum.
他气得满脸通红，好像马上就要爆发了。12. She smirked and I could tell she was happy that I had failed.
她嘲弄地笑了笑，我知道她是因为我失败了而感到高兴。13. She grimaced at the fact that he was there at the party.
因为他也在派对现场，所以她皱了一下眉头。14. She had her chin up and nose high up in the air, like she's the queen of the world.
她一副趾高气昂、目中无人的样子，好像自己是女王一样。