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曾經(jīng)看過這么一個(gè)笑話，這是一個(gè)對(duì)話：

A：“Hey, what’s up?”

B: “Um, the sky?”

空氣中彌漫著尷尬……

Your friend was asking you how you were, but how were you supposed to know?

這樣的對(duì)話會(huì)發(fā)生在真實(shí)的生活中，今兒來說一些比較好用的“詞”，用在我們雅思口語當(dāng)中，幫助我們剛?cè)ド蠈W(xué)的朋友們避免笑話中的尷尬。

1 Awesome(adj)

這是一個(gè)使用率非常非常高的詞，你可以從年輕人到老年人的嘴里都能聽到。當(dāng)你想表達(dá)你覺得一些事情是非常wonderful或者amazing的時(shí)候，就用“awesome”，更口語化，可以用來一個(gè)句子或者就只用這一個(gè)詞去回復(fù)。

栗子：

Example 1)

“What did you think of Wolf on Wall Street?”

“It was awesome! I loved it!” (They thought it was a great movie).

Example 2)

“I’ll pick you up at 1 pm, okay?”

“Awesome.” (Here it shows you’re cool with the idea and you agree).

Example 3)

“My friend Dave is an awesome single guy. You guys would be perfect for each other!”

“Really? I’d love to meet him.”

2 Cool (adj)

就像awesome means ‘great’ or ‘fantastic’，“cool”代表的是你對(duì)某個(gè)主意表示很認(rèn)同。但是這個(gè)正式的意思就是有些冷，這個(gè)大家都知道我們不做解釋，就是強(qiáng)調(diào)這個(gè)口語的意思。

栗子：

Example 1)

“How’s the weather in Canada these days?”

“It’s getting cooler. Winter’s coming!” (This is the literal meaning a little cold)

Example 2)

“What did you think of my new boyfriend?”

“I liked him. He seemed like a cool guy!” (He seemed like a nice guy).

Example 3)

“I’m throwing a party next week for my birthday. Do you want to come?”

“Cool! Sure, I’d love to!”

3 To be beat (adj)

在一些正式的表達(dá)當(dāng)中，我們用“beat”表示贏，比如Manchester United beat Liverpool，還可以表達(dá)”打”，再比如stop beating your brother，但是在口語中，如果你聽到你的朋友說I’m beat，這就是他/她想表達(dá)，我太累了。

栗子

Example 1)

“Do you want to go out tonight? There’s a cool new rock bar that’s just opened.”

“Sorry, I can’t. I’m beat and I have to wake up early tomorrow.”

Example 2)

“You look beat, what have you been doing?”

“I’ve been helping my dad in the yard all morning.”

4 To hang out (verb)

如果有人問你“where you usually hang out”，他們是想知道你什么時(shí)候有空，如果你的朋友問你if you want to hang out with them，他們是想問你，你什么時(shí)候是空閑的，咱一塊兒待會(huì)兒。如果你問你朋友你嘛呢，對(duì)方回答hanging out，這個(gè)就是說他現(xiàn)在有空，什么也沒干。

栗子：

Example 1)

“Hey, it’s great to see you again.”

“And you. We must hang out sometime.”

“I would love that. I’ll call you soon.”

Example 2)

“Paulo, where do you usually hang out on a Friday night?”

“If I’m not working, usually at the diner across the road from school.”

“Cool, I’ve been there a few times.”

Example 3)

“Hi Simon, what are you doing?”

“Nothing much, just hanging out with Sally.” (In this case you can just use the word hanging without the out and say “Nothing much, just hanging with Sally.”)

And if it’s used as a noun? It refers to the place where you spend your free time.

5 To Chill Out (verb)

每個(gè)人都喜歡chill out，但是chill out什么意思，簡單的來說就是放松的意思，你可以在chill后面加out或者不加，如果你和一個(gè)native speaker說chill，他絕對(duì)會(huì)明白什么意思的。

栗子：

Example 1)

“Hey Tommy, what are you guys doing?”

“We’re just chilling (out). Do you want to come round?”

Example 2)

“Sue, what did you do in the weekend?”

“Nothing much. We just chilled (out).”

Example 3)

“I can’t believe that test we just had. I’m sure I’m going to fail.”

“You need to chill out and stop thinking too much. I’m sure you’ll be fine.”

注：如果有人說“you need to chill out”這可不是什么積極的表達(dá)，他們是認(rèn)為你對(duì)什么事情反映太過激烈，要你冷靜一下或者是你對(duì)一些愚蠢的小事情都覺得很有壓力。

6 Wheels (noun)

我們都知道很多東西都有輪子—汽車、自行車、摩托車、輪椅等，但是如果在口語當(dāng)中，如果一個(gè)人說wheels，他們可能說的是你的cars。

栗子：

Example 1)

“Hey, can you pick me up at 3?”

“Sorry, I can’t. I don’t have my wheels at the moment?”

“Why?”

“I had to take it down to the garage, there’s something wrong with the engine!”

Example 2)

“Nice wheels!”

“Thanks, it was a birthday present from my dad!”

7 To be amped (adjective)

如果你amped關(guān)于某件事，想表達(dá)的就是你特別的興奮或者你對(duì)迫不及待的期待某件事情的發(fā)生。

栗子：

Example 1)

“I can’t wait to see Rihanna live!”

“Me too, I’m amped.”

這還可以用來你很堅(jiān)定的期待某件事情的發(fā)生，你可以用amped代替pumped，興奮指數(shù)五顆星，you’re full of adrenalin!

Example 2)

“I’m so amped for the game tonight!”

“Yeah, I’m sure you are! You guys need to beat the X.X.X.X.X.”

預(yù)測(cè)雅思口語Part2話題及范文:a quiet place

我們偷懶一下，花園跟公園其實(shí)可以合并到一起，因?yàn)楣珗@的一角肯定有個(gè)花園對(duì)吧。那花園肯定是個(gè)很安靜的地方咯，Describe a quiet place 就是它了。大家去那里賞賞花散散步，有些人可能會(huì)在僻靜的地方野炊一下，都是有可能的。所以我們就可以很負(fù)責(zé)任的說這個(gè)地方是一個(gè)可以放松的地方A place where you go to relax。雖然身為青年的你不是很喜歡花園這種小清新的地方，我們可以稍稍假裝一下，那A garden you have visited我們也搞定了。一個(gè)小小的花園我們就解決掉了三個(gè)問題，鼓掌!

I am a quite lively person. I come back home till lights on, parties, hanging out and going on trips. So I have deep familiarity with my place. Talking about a quiet place, I would like to share with you a garden in my city, which called X.X.

This garden is far away from the center of my city. Although it has distance from where I live, it is very convenient for me to go there. I mean there is no need for me to transfer halfway. It contains numerous trees and flowers, I can name some of them, such as daisy, Chinese rose and peony, while most of them are unfamiliar with me. In the western corner of the garden, there is a bridge where people can take pictures and enjoy the whole view of the garden.

On top of that, the best part of the garden is the spacious square, which may serve as entertainment place for elders, like Doing tai chi, square dancing.

Every time I visit there, I just think that I am the part of the garden and be clear-headed, wandering, enjoying the sunshine and breathing the fresh air. There is one thing that I often do is going for a walk, because I bear too much pressure from study every single day. In my eyes, it is a good way to loosen me up.

預(yù)測(cè)雅思口語Part1話題及范文:Mirror 鏡子

1. How often do you look at yourself in the mirror every day?

2. Do you often buy mirrors?

3. Where do you put mirrors?

4. Do you think mirrors are a necessary decoration?

1. How often do you look at yourself in the mirror every day?

有些人是個(gè)注重形象或是愛打扮的人，每天幾乎隨時(shí)隨地都會(huì)檢查下自己的妝容，如果沒有鏡子任何可以反光的東西我都會(huì)湊上去看一下。

詞匯補(bǔ)充：

必不可少的工具：an indispensable tool

注重形象的人 image-conscious person

花時(shí)間打扮自己 spend time in makeup, grooming and other efforts to look good.

范例1：

Well, actually I use it at any moment. I mean, I am an image-conscious person so that I spend lots of time on makeup, grooming and other efforts to look good. I can say that mirror has been an indispensable tool in my daily life. Even when I see anything that reflects light, I will go over and check up my appearance subconsciously.

雖然這種人聽起來比較夸張但是絕對(duì)大有人在哦，那么另一種就是不太看，只有早上洗漱啊，穿衣服的時(shí)候才會(huì)看一下。

范例2：

As for me, en, not quite often. I have no habit of looking into the mirror. Actually, I am not an image-conscious person, I only do it when I am washing or trying on clothes.

2. Do you often buy mirrors?

剛剛我們就是分情況說的，現(xiàn)在也是一樣，喜歡照鏡子的朋友就可以這樣說：

范例 1：

well, I am surely a mirror-lover, but I don't like buy it quite often. I should say that I always buy three once, one at school, one at home and one in my bag. I won’t buy new ones unless they are missing.

不喜歡照鏡子的人就可以說：

范例2：

To be frank，I never buy one. I mean, there is no need for me to check myself at any moment. I just glance in the mirror on my way out the door and my mom is the one who bought it years ago.

3. Where do you put mirrors?

鏡子都會(huì)放在哪里這個(gè)問題，如果是有很多鏡子的人在第二題我們已經(jīng)說過了，那對(duì)于那些不太用鏡子的人呢，就可以解釋一下，家里的鏡子都會(huì)放在哪里。

范例：

En, I have no mirror at all, but there are two in my home. As for the cosmetic mirror, my family put it above on the wash basin. If I remember correctly, there is a full-length mirror in the living room for dressing.

4. Do you think mirrors are a necessary decoration?

不管喜不喜歡鏡子，大家都應(yīng)該知道鏡子是有它的裝飾性效果的。出了能夠看到自己之外，還有很多用途。譬如說，如果室內(nèi)昏暗，鏡子可以增加一些光亮。如果家里不是特別大，裝一面大鏡子會(huì)顯得家里大一些。

詞匯補(bǔ)充：

照自己：view one’s reflection

改善屋子的亮度：improving a dim room

顯得屋子很大： much larger than its actual square footage

范例：

Of course，besides the distinct merit of viewing one‘s reflection, mirrors serve some very important purposes. It is a good way to improve a dim room. Plus, a large mirror on wall can create the illusion that the room is much larger than its actual square footage.

預(yù)測(cè)雅思口語Part1話題及范文:robot機(jī)器人

1. Are you interested in robots? Why?

其實(shí)我們說不上感不感興趣，只能說看到機(jī)器人工作或是看到相關(guān)的電視都會(huì)覺得他們?cè)趺催@么cool，怎么辦到的。

I cannot say that I am obsessed with robots, but every moment I see robots, I think they are so cool. Don't you think it is a magic that they can fully understand the instructions we give to them?

2. Do you like robots to work at your home?

I am pretty content with robots working at my home doing things that I really don’t like. So, for example, things like cleaning the room or the car, well if the robot does it I am good with it. Or, for sometimes make food for me. But, then depending entirely on them, does not suits me well. Allowing the robot to cook food for me or drive car for me, is not something I will go for. Sometimes it is good, but there are times you wish to do things on your own, spend time with people you love. I think balancing between both is where the things will go.

3. What do you think robots might be able to do in people's homes in the future?

機(jī)器人能為我們做什么?看過美劇或是平時(shí)稍微有些關(guān)注的都應(yīng)該知道現(xiàn)在人工智能有多厲害，基本上家務(wù)啊，修理電器啊他們都不在話下，所以家里的事情他們都可能hold住，唯一現(xiàn)在還辦不到的就是生baby了吧~

Well, you know, how awesome the artificial intelligence is! Robots are widely regarded as super helpers of human beings, doing the chores like a housewife, fixing the household appliances and doing the manual labor. In my mind, they can do anything except giving a birth to a baby.

4. Do you want to take a car which robot is the driver?

機(jī)器人當(dāng)司機(jī)你會(huì)不會(huì)去坐那輛車，大多人的第一反應(yīng)都是wow，cool，但是會(huì)不會(huì)有危險(xiǎn)，萬一出故障了怎么辦。這個(gè)時(shí)候大家就可以說，如果科技已經(jīng)足夠的成熟了，可以保證我們的安全，那我當(dāng)然愿意了。

Wow, it sounds awesome, but the problem of security is still one of my concern. Maybe one day, it is supported by a sufficiently advanced technology, I will try with pleasure.

5. Will robots replace human beings in the workplace completely?

我承認(rèn)機(jī)器人的準(zhǔn)確性有時(shí)候要遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)要高于人類, 尤其是技術(shù)性比較強(qiáng)的工作，但是呢做決策，或是設(shè)計(jì)的工作依舊不能被取代，因?yàn)樗麄儧]有感覺也沒有情緒。

I have to acknowledge that the accuracy of robots in the certain field is far better than mankind, especially those jobs that emphasize more on the technology and operation. But I don't think they can totally replace men, I mean, many jobs are still not suited to robots. They have no feelings or emotions, so making decisions and designing things are not their strong suit.

6. Do you think robots might be dangerous in the future?

有些人覺得很難說，因?yàn)槿斯ぶ悄芤惶煲惶煸诎l(fā)展，當(dāng)有一天機(jī)器人有了思想，有了自己的意識(shí)跟社會(huì)融入的時(shí)間長多少都會(huì)影響他.

范文一：

It’s hard to judge that whether robots might be a danger. As we all know, the artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, so it is likely that robots would have true emotions like us. By then, we may worry about that.

還有人覺得不會(huì)危險(xiǎn)，因?yàn)闄C(jī)器人所有的功能都是我們賦予的，是可以掌控的。

范文二：

I don’t think so. Many people think that robots are too advanced to control. But to my knowledge, the power and abilities they owned are all given by we human beings, by scientists. In a word, there is need to worry about that.

7. How do you think robots will influence society in the future?

機(jī)器人對(duì)我們的影響有好的方面，當(dāng)然也有不好的方面。譬如說在就業(yè)方面，他們能減輕一些苦力的工作，同樣也有可能造成失業(yè)率，再者說一些比較危險(xiǎn)的活動(dòng)機(jī)器人可以代替人類完成，例如救援工作，或是工地之類工作等等。

For opener, robots can share most of difficult and demanding jobs, like porters and sanitation workers. Meanwhile, they can replace people to do dangerous jobs, such as the work on rescue scene and construction sites.

While it still has drawbacks, it will exert bad influence on employment rate in the long term.