2012年商务英语考试中级口语对话练习(3) / B; `# P! D k Q. w: J
Li: Neil, can we get this programme done now? I need to get some stuff for my Sunday roast dinner.
0 a$ B; z% A' nNeil: I am stuffed, totally (burp), sorry, stuffed! ' o+ X4 L$ q8 ~' @. @
Li: Well, since today’s words are stuff and stuffed, I think you will be just perfect to explain them.
$ a0 A' ^& i1 D8 m1 B1 s: ]/ x1 MNeil: Oh that’s easy. I knew I was going to a launch party this lunch time, so I skipped breakfast.
0 F" j$ G+ P5 S* K ]$ m4 VLi: Neil 说为了去中午的自助餐,他的早饭没吃。That’s not good. , |) Y$ |1 l1 P* F5 e/ I
Neil: Anyway, I got there and a lovely buffet was set up. The stuff on offer looked great. # x$ a8 T. i; Y- v9 Q! J
Li: Stuff? You mean the food? 外语学习网
! k" u6 S% L. k; XNeil: Yes. The word ’stuff’ can mean literally anything. It almost has the same meaning as ’things’. , F) ^! a( y* Z& l- l7 s7 B; I
Li: Stuff 可以用来泛指任何东西。Let’s hear these people:
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We need to clear the lockers. Can you get all your stuff out by 7pm tonight.
2 s! Y& H/ v3 N y5 E5 KThe amount of stuff she’s got in her bathroom is unbelievable. She’s got enough to open a beauty shop. ( w0 i) P5 U. z0 l& X7 N* V
Woman: What’s that stuff on your jacket? 考试用书
# \) q: N$ Q6 VMan: Er, it’s pigeon dropping. Yuck. |