100,play by ear =随机应变,看情形而定. O: T0 C4 b) S5 h6 \# ]5 p
-Muddy, are you drawing doing something special for your presentation in political science
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Not really, because the class so often turns into a discussion, I’ve decided to play by8 M* M# |. ~8 J' N( @4 ]
Ear
& L. d" d4 |3 s( w& z2 Y 101,point out =指出,提起注意,说明
6 L5 R% r' W6 B C6 v" H1 d: p1 l -The first thing I'd like to point out is that the workbook contains of a very large
& I3 W: p3 N$ K/ T7 U) x8 C* p; Y amount of material far more than you could ever handle in a single semester$ v) T% r3 `5 E
102,pull away =开始走或行使
2 A* G' q9 |+ c \ -Wasn't that the city bus that that'd just pulled away?- t0 v$ m3 [) K3 v% m
103,push one's luck =愚蠢的冒险,靠运气成功
$ t6 G* i! [) J3 n1 [ -If professor Thomason was willing to give us a three-day extension to finish the project, maybe he'll give us a few more days; X7 d* @4 w! A: R
Let’s not push our luck, marry, ok
# K* z5 _, b! z9 D" ]& T 104,put away =把....收起来,放好
4 c6 O; I; Q: B( C+ y1 F% h -Is there a bus I can get to the station?2 n6 V8 l( l7 F. m- i
There is, but you can't rely on it, I 'all give you a ride if you can wait while I put
n O8 S5 u; s L These things away' C' f$ L4 N- m* _& s Y1 z
105,put on =排练,创作,安排
; x* r( ?: r0 X6 w+ Q# S9 O( p -I think I'll put on some music now
5 o' W$ o/ ?8 u' F What do you have, I am a classical music fan8 [" w4 t2 ~& i. ]8 ]& s
106,put up =做,从事,进行; t5 O7 O, A& e; O5 z
-The city is going to tear down those old houses and put up a new shopping center
& d2 e7 B+ z8 P1 o3 } =为某人安排住宿,安排房间
8 Z1 J+ q" J+ z. R8 c b7 c, ` -My company is flying me out to Hawaii on business next week
& x4 b# u1 T( K+ x! n That’s great, where are they putting you up
8 x6 Z. Y" s2 s3 I, l 107,put up with =迁就,忍受. l( t! x: v* Y9 f# U, F- P
-From now on, I refuse to put up with your silliness; d' O/ g0 d0 R
108,race through =快速奔跑
3 _( H% S/ c4 s -Kevin race through the station, afraid he'd missed the train
' t9 o( F$ X, P: i! V/ l7 G( U 109,race the roof = 喧闹或鼓掌欢呼等,声音震耳欲聋
9 F6 A0 T, A9 c2 b z -I borrowed Peter's favorite pen, and now I've lost it
2 j9 r7 h( f: \8 U) j When he finds out, he will really raise the roof) O: Y/ q& O% i" C6 X2 G1 u
110,really nothing to it = 没什么大不了
o; ~# I" C; D -I can run this projector, that’s really nothing to it% u" d& ~9 t2 b) e; i) G
111,return with regrets =婉言拒绝& S ~! C5 z, Z8 B! o* @8 y
-I return to the party invitation with regrets
, r" ]) ?! @1 u) e" D" [ 112,ring a bell =令人想起某件事,听起来耳熟
7 U9 h/ e1 S3 f( j/ w8 S: L -That name just doesn't ring a bell with me# _1 C/ @# ?6 u# C7 {' r
113,run into =陷入,受到影响" |5 D4 m+ l! d E6 Y0 _& f, j4 r
-If you run into any problem, please feel free to stop in 顺便访问- O/ b7 s ~" I4 r& j
114,run out of =用光,耗尽
4 L0 o/ s6 m" \. ]% c -Remember to bring along two or three pens in case you ran out of ink
0 R$ x, Z( m% ~2 i- `8 v' L -Cathy is running out of time on her project/ m; `! x! a; w/ W$ k9 k
-It looks as though we've run out of computer paper
9 `4 D1 ?0 D `. c2 H 116,run up against =遇到某人或某事/ q& w: `- G% V/ `/ b, o7 V! X/ V
-Have you run up against any problem in getting you visa renewed?
- m9 f$ F7 V/ E Not yet
3 E% o- P& i0 `5 p: Z y6 t- r 117,rush hour =交通高峰期* u. W, e# h4 g, m! i, {, @
-Why don't we drive down town now?1 E) M% e) q- D2 G4 C3 o+ |/ d
Wouldn’t it be better to wait until rush hour? |