雅思口語方面失分較多，那么怎樣可以提升我們這一部分的分數(shù)呢?可以試試更加地道的口語表達哦。下面小編就和大家分享雅思口語中更加地道的短語表達，希望能夠幫助到大家，一起來學習吧!

雅思口語中更加地道的短語表達

地道的口語表達：

1. apple and orange

這可不是蘋果和橘子了，而是表示兩碼事，風馬牛不相及的事物。

比方說 "You are talking about apple and orange here." 你完全說的是兩碼事。

2. a sliver lining 不幸中的一絲希望

常用來表示雖然境況極壞，但仍有可能有一線希望尚存。Every cloud has a sliver lining. 黑暗中總有一線光明。

3. rub sb.'s nose in sth 用某物讓某人感到難堪。

He is way across the line. I will rub his nose in his recent failure.他真是太過線了。我要用他近期的失敗讓他難堪。

4. hit Achilles' heel 觸及致命弱點

來源于荷馬史詩“阿克琉斯之踵”。阿喀琉斯，是凡人珀琉斯和美貌仙女忒提斯的寶貝兒子。忒提斯為了讓兒子煉成“金鐘罩”，在他剛出生時就將其倒提著浸進冥河，遺憾的是，乖兒被母親捏住的腳后跟卻不慎露在水外，全身留下了惟一一處“死穴”。后來，阿喀琉斯被帕里斯一箭射中了腳踝而死去。后人常以“阿喀琉斯之踵”譬喻這樣一個道理：即使是再強大的英雄，他也有致命的死穴或軟肋。

You really hit the Achilles' heel of him. 你真是抓住了他的痛腳。

5. a spur of the moment 一時興起

I guess it was a spur-of-the-moment choice。我猜可能是一時沖動的選擇吧。

6. have cold feets 害怕 臨陣退縮

這個表達也是十分形象了。害怕到雙腳冰冷。

I don't think I can do this. I already have cold-feets.

我覺得我做不到，我已經害怕得顫顫發(fā)抖了。

雅思口語考試狀況應對之沒聽懂提問

沒聽懂提問

沒聽懂提問一般是有兩個原因：

1. 單純是因為緊張，沒有聽清楚問題，儒家思想不可拋--不恥下問，當然，問也是有學問的，下面有兩種場景，

1) 場景一，當你沒有聽懂時，可用：Could you please paraphrase that question/topic?以及I’m not exactly sure what you mean X.X.X…或者當你聽到這個詞不是很確定其意思的時候也可以用。

但是這個句子也不能經常用，你知道，如果經常用了就要扣分了，大家控制在1-2次。

2) 場景二，當你對考官所提問的內容不熟悉或完全沒有聽說過時，可用：I’m not exactly sure how to answer that question, but perhaps+加點你知道的一點皮毛，或是你聽別人說的而已

That’s rather difficult question, but I wonder ifcould give me more information about that.

I’m sorry, but I don’t know much about…

2. 如果你一來二去依舊聽不懂或聽不清，那多半是你的聽力也有待于提高，一個很好的聽力者才會是一個很好的口語表達者。聽說讀寫從不分家，你要給力地復習了，并且慢慢要開始適應各種不同的語音，因為考官可不單單是來自英國的。因此分數(shù)給不給力就看你平時賣不賣力了。

總的來說，雅思口語考場上大家還是要隨機應變。如果擔心自己過于緊張會影響發(fā)揮，也可以對著鏡子分飾兩角多多練習，或者找語伴也是不錯的選擇。建議大家在參加口語考試前對于各種情況都做好應對的準備工作~

雅思口語part2范文：生氣體驗

Describe a piece of equipment you want to buy in the future.

You should say:

what the equipment is

where are you going to buy it

what features it has

and explain why you want to buy it.

I’m a bit behind the times, so I think number one on my list of most wanted, indeed most needed equipment, is a smartphone.

I’m not sure exactly where to by my new toy. On the one hand I could buy it on the Internet, where it’s likely to be cheaper, but on the other hand I prefer the more intimate experience of going to a shop and seeing the product first hand before I commit to buy it. Zhongguancun, an area of Beijing, has a huge selection of technological equipment, with mall after mall housing floor after floor of computers, phones and other tech. It’s a geek’s paradise.

My current phone has been described as an ‘old man’s phone’. It basically only calls and sends text messages. My new smartphone will have a plethora of features, including a high-resolution camera and the ability to download a wide range of apps, like WeChat. It can also play movies, which will be especially useful when I’m trying to kill time on the subway on the way to work.

Really, the soon I buy a smartphone the better. It’s high time I was brought up to date, I don’t want to be one of those technophobes who is dragged kicking and screaming into the modern age. I’d also like to start using WeChat as everyone I know has it and I don’t want to get left behind or kept out of the loop.