英语口语--------吃惊时

sweetspot

难以置信!
; R, q( s; T" }- z+ FUnbelievable!
She was late for work again. (她上班又来晚了。)
& s: F* r/ H4 WUnbelievable! (难以置信!)
) a- L/ t% m7 ]/ |! nIncredible!
, |. b$ X4 c# MThat's unbelievable!
% ]# W- h. X6 J4 u4 u( D4 D7 z5 l6 II can't believe it!
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我吃了一惊。
I'm surprised! *用于突然发生了始料不及的事情时。
我很震惊。
0 A& M2 p# j) AI'm shocked!
$ O/ i/ d& c, {6 p$ DI'm in shock!
What a shock!
9 a; u, b7 `. G$ }/ m9 D2 e太让人吃惊了!
That's amazing! *用于吃惊得有些惊慌失措时。
I won the lottery. (我的彩票中了。)
That's amazing! (太让人吃惊了!)
How about that!
Wow! (哇-!)
7 p: ~9 I& n% `. p" {8 f真的?
  E5 h) d. a4 F9 VReally? *Oh, really?更强调吃惊的程度。
2 z  N8 V" x4 W  Z2 yHe said he likes you. (他说他喜欢你。)
! }* [. a& R* f6 S4 J# NReally? (真的?)
, m8 x  S/ R2 `Is that right?
Is that so?
Oh, yeah?
4 ]) F2 L6 Z, }$ S; _# J你在开玩笑吧!
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You're kidding! (你在开玩笑吧!)
# i' ~/ {9 W- T, u$ F6 G# TNo, I'm not. (没有，我是认真的。)
. @' R0 H: q! I- nYou're joking!
! i% y" H) {6 o) f4 j  BYou're pulling my leg! *用pull...leg表示“嘲弄人”。
& x$ Y! h; a9 q8 o2 Y" H( Y- cNo kidding!
! I5 k# ^, `5 L; K  OThat can't be!
* n8 s7 a% f0 G  {" @! LYou've got to be kidding!
/ i0 ~% n/ G: n& d& Z( M" ^5 J; r+ H怎么可能!
( D! h: Z% w+ Z, V1 e  @# GIt can't be! *不相信所听到的事情时。
It's midnight already. (已经是夜里零点了。)
It can't be! (怎么可能!)
+ ?* A( B7 a% O! \  \0 vThat can't be!
It can't be true!
+ g# m) K& P7 ^  g0 j4 K8 sImpossible! (不可能!)
' }1 Y! u7 i1 c6 b  q( m当真?/你肯定?
Are you serious?
4 p/ ~0 K/ @* d6 yLet's go to Europe this summer! (今年夏天我们去欧洲吧!)
Are you serious? (当真?/你肯定?)
Seriously?
0 c, N& y/ a6 {1 b! [4 U那真的很重要!
' _! D6 i" C, m* DThat's really something! *something 在口语中表示“重要的东西”。
哎呀!/吓死人了。
Oh, my!
I was in a car accident. (我碰上交通事故了。)
; r- p9 w# |8 O6 d7 sOh, my! (哎呀!)
5 m8 M+ M/ w' f0 w5 AMy God. *God是宗教用语，一般不能随便挂在嘴边。
Good grief! *表示吃惊或沮丧的情绪。“惊呆了，难以置信，怎么回事儿呀!”。
, N7 y3 }" Z3 d( g: }; fHe failed another test. (他又没考上。)
Good grief! (是吗?真不像话。)
哎呀呀!
Well, well.

Oh, boy!
Gee! *俚语。
: V: j. Z  \' J0 A. |, J: H0 A6 OMy goodness!
Oh, dear! *特别是女性比较喜欢用。
: a/ r& |/ c% u$ KDear! Dear!
* j' d4 G, Q3 D; k. n7 {Good gracious!
+ \, @. P& h. s1 ^Oh, brother!
% f, s! y: G# E4 d6 P你吓死我了。
6 O' |9 r7 ?; y6 @7 [4 t7 ~/ DYou surprised me!
$ a4 \5 N! g8 X7 ^( TBoo! (啊-!)
+ K6 t( I1 _& v+ @( DYou surprised me! (你吓死我了。)
; c" |2 E$ q3 w: p+ @) q  nYou scared me.
What a surprise!
  u. S" v" P7 H这怎么可能呢?
% M) R/ @$ o+ z+ UYou don't say! *一种吃惊、感叹和讽刺的说法。
- p& |& i: T5 Q2 \, tI really do love you. (我真的爱你。)
, ]- ]" e9 O' S& h  ?0 MYou don't say! (唉，不会吧!)
4 L; [3 @6 h- I/ r% r2 Z永远不可能有那样的事!
' i3 q1 _( F; ^That'll be the day! *表示“怎么可能!岂有此理!”
I'm going to marry you. (我要和你结婚。)
$ l8 [; D% R) r& nThat'll be the day! (永远不可能有那样的事!)
It'll never happen!
Impossible!
' V4 v- z( U0 kI'll believe that when I see it. (眼见为实。)
I'll believe that when it happens. (只有发生了的事我才相信。)
震惊。
A great shock.
' }6 [1 _* V+ _9 |$ G2 PA big shock.
That's a shocker.
% ^$ S; `$ q9 @+ ^& A* V第一次听说。
That's news to me.
0 ^. c; P6 X1 N" B" u% U' |! pThere's a meeting today at 5∶00. (今天五点开会。)
That's news to me. (我刚听说。)
That's the first I've heard of it. (我第一次听说。)
5 Z- w& a' C( R' ^& R5 O令人难以想像!
0 X0 G. Q- i8 b4 [It's mind-boggling! *“mind-boggling”表示类似“不可能是真的!大吃一惊!无法相信”。
I never knew he was so rich. (我从来不知道他那么有钱。)
I know, it's mind-boggling, isn't it? (他很有钱，这简直让人不敢相信，是吧?)
- B* C4 j5 F/ |  G; ^It blew me away.
糟了!
5 b6 u$ o5 Y" YGosh! *表示吃惊，带有“哎呀，不得了了”的语感。
, Y4 f  l# H/ f8 @# {: V9 KGosh! I've overslept again! (糟了!又睡过了!)
" ~; N! G* S# I, T* _- Q% K2 |No, not again! (没有，没到点呢!)
0 Y: O8 Z  O6 U. u. F1 H! ]那条消息真让人吃惊。
We were surprised by the news. *news “新闻，消息”。
* h2 ]) \. f# K& I哇!
' p- O4 D' n3 eBoo! *“哇!”、“啊”，吓唬人。
: _" o8 d8 z4 W: L( k! c, L+ `Boo! (哇!)
  Z( c2 ]7 Z7 v+ r3 ]That wasn't funny. (一点也不好玩!)

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