2012年商务英语考试中级口语对话练习(4)
9 K. }/ g# l! t3 E8 z0 RThe script of this programme 本节目台词
; T, L* d* [% U" K5 w# ~Neil: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English. My name is Neil. @0 ~7 [. A1 w0 m/ b& O
Helen: (Sigh) 大家好,我是 Helen. 中华考试网; r2 B& L6 B( A! F$ a
Neil: Oh Helen, that was a heavy sigh. 1 G' Y% j4 |/ G
Helen: 很重的叹气? By heavy, you mean a big sigh! Well, I suppose it was. It’s just I’ve been trying to lose some weight but my diet is not working. . }7 [. O2 `4 y7 C# h
Neil: So how heavy are you exactly?
$ F( r+ `& G3 e- R# E) R- `* QHelen: I’m not going to tell you my weight! 考试用书/ N& B) F8 h$ ^# T
Neil: OK but my advice is to cut down on the biscuits, eat more fruit and stick to the diet!
2 T) w' X8 h& n V; ]Helen: Yeah, yeah, yeah!
5 N) p8 N, j* @) m1 D* b! z' i* hNeil: Sorry, am I getting too heavy?
1 O6 m- Q9 l& l6 T5 ^7 E+ P6 w0 v) UHelen: Heavy 沉重? 难道 Neil 长胖了?Are you putting on weight too, Neil?
& q$ {6 I4 J) P/ L7 d) ~2 M6 qNeil: No no! Heavy can have another meaning. Used informally, it can mean serious or intense. # a5 F: F$ @+ x+ O$ I
Helen: Ah! 单词 heavy 在非正式表达中,带有严肃或者强烈的意思。
" q- r% H I# h T RNeil: Have a listen to this: $ M( z; V1 f$ c( ]) k
) n& m1 d4 c; z4 `Our relationship’s getting a bit heavy. I think we need to go out more and have a bit more fun. & h+ s4 D1 c% N! Z# `4 J- j
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Neil: And another informal use of the word can mean difficult: 2 H) L9 R N. Y/ ?0 T2 C( P
5 z+ b" t. e. x4 a8 ZThat was a heavy lecture! I had trouble understanding it all. |