Chit chat

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定义

to chit chat: 对...说三道四,对...唠叨 verb
Enough chit-chat, Philip!: 不要再说了,菲利普! idiom

示例

  • "(chit chat)"
  • "Philip : Listen ladies, I know how you love to chit chat all day long, but I can't stay here."
  • "Bruno : Enough chit chat, Badguy."
  • "That's enough chit chat."
  • "Al Capone : We're on a tight schedule, Brian, so no chit-chatting please."
练习 1
Let's find some slang terms used in Kevin's email!

First, we're looking for an informal, typically British or Irish term meaning "young man", "boy", or "guy": "Jane's new boyfriend seems like a lovely ".

Next, let's find the term that means "poor" or "out of money": "Robert is always , so you'll have to pay if you go out for a meal with him".

Let's find some slang terms used in Kevin's email!

First, we're looking for an informal, typically British or Irish term meaning "young man", "boy", or "guy": "Jane's new boyfriend seems like a lovely lad 1".

Next, let's find the term that means "poor" or "out of money": "Robert is always broke 2, so you'll have to pay if you go out for a meal with him".
1 lad: "Lad" is the right answer. A "lad" is a "young man", "chap", or "guy" in British English. Note that this term is not used in North America. Example: "The pub was full of lads watching football and drinking lager".
2 broke: "Broke" is the term we were looking for here. To "be broke" is to have no money. It's usually a temporary situation. Example: "I'm always broke at the end of the month, waiting to be paid".

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