口语习惯用语100 31--65

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31，benefit concert 慈善音乐会
2 q2 Z  w4 ?2 @8 L+ c6 D1 v2 J" bWe need to let everyone know about the benefit concert, but we don’t have much money for advertising.
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32, busy signal 占线
2 v- V6 c+ q" o" x. i; eI’ve been calling David for the past half hour, but I keep getting a busy signal.
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' L" t6 |0 M2 a7 G33,between you and me 你我之间，保密

5 B' e+ I: I) g; ?5 x2 Q34，call for
A,打电话找Tom just called for you.
! Q' B8 l% O- aB,预报
The forecast calls for heavy rain again tonight. Aren’t you glad we’ll be getting away from this for a week?
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It’s probably in the new part of town. We’ll have to call for directions.

35, call it a day 就此结束
A: I’m really glad our club decides to raise money for the children’s hospital, and most of the people we’ve phoned seemed happy to contribute.
B: Yeah, I agree. Now we’ve gone through all the numbers on our list now, so I guess we can call it a day.
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8 Q8 S- t! x. z5 F& D  y; v7 A36,cash the check 兑现支票
2 w0 T& P. o& G* `' FHave your sister cashed her paycheck?

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It’s about time we clear off the desk.

38,come down (雨，雪)下起来
The heavy rain is coming down, now.

39, come in first in the race 比赛第一名
Not only did Jill come in first in the race but she also had her best running time of the season.
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We’ll pick you up tomorrow at eight, come what may.
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41,cost somebody an arm and a leg
0 r- c# Z& K* ZA: Did you see the diamond ring Bill gave to Linda?
& F& e& l0 d! t# Y7 y2 r7 rB: I sure did. It must have cost him an arm and a leg.

42, cut it out 闭嘴I told you to cut it out.

43,be cut out for 生来时做……的
+ k9 @! h) s0 T2 bDr. Hamilton doesn’t feel Larry is cut out for the medical profession.
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44,department chair 系主任
1 K, \7 t) ]9 w) e3 B2 F4 {. X2 @I didn’t write that memo to the department chair.
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! @, B( E) O; A. r45,dirt cheap 非常便宜
A: You’ve already furnished your apartment?
/ f5 m' W  Q+ cB: I’ve found some used furniture that was dirt cheap.

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' W  e' F$ k, q& P4 X# Z$ v6 C( oYou can do with your girlfriend.
6 j) o# {; Q8 uYou can do without your girlfriend
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I’m dog tired these days. I’m working on seven articles.
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48, down jacket 羽绒服
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& e% S! {: T& v* e$ t3 @! P& I49，drive somebody up the wall 让某人发疯；同义：drive somebody out of one’s mind
% g" f2 t% Q0 `  }1 A* _% c4 dThe sound of all that raffic is driving me out of my mind.

4 N) \' a0 Z$ S50, fall back on 依赖
8 P7 d1 X# a) aA: Were you able to understand that French novel without any help from the teacher?
1 b0 f! ~6 \8 m0 E7 z* {. J# a' }B: I did pretty well, but I had to fall back on my dictionary occasionally.

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, ]% Q3 t8 A( iWould you please fill this prescription for me?
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52, fill in for 代替； 同义：fill one’s place(position, shoes); take the
place of; take over Say, Dave, can you fill in for me tonight at the restaurant? I’d like to go out of town.
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53,food for thought 令人思考的东西；同义：thought-provoking
There is a lot food for thought in what he had to say.

54,for nothing 免费
To pay to see that movie would be foolish, when you can see it on TV for nothing.

55,from top to bottom 从上到下
$ Z) }3 s7 [7 }) k6 g8 [( ZA: Maybe you lost your wallet in this room.
$ y: r. T8 g+ CB: I’ve searched it from top to bottom..
) n5 X+ U7 H$ q9 R6 @  W  n56, get of on the wrong foot 开始事情就做错了
I got off on the wrong foot, and I don’t have any idea which way to turn now.

6 r+ }2 q2 q) T: B# M57,get a lot out of something 从……学到很多
4 v4 K- R7 u) J' h! d" uThe training program was difficult, but she got a lot out of it.

58, get at 想说
Do you understand what I’m getting at?
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59, get away with 对…..摆脱惩罚
* @" |* n2 a/ k3 E4 eA: Did you know that Bob is leaving for home tonight? He isn’t planning to take his final exams.
7 }- D" Y' K/ X; WB: He can’t get away with that
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% u9 B  F6 u$ p, Y  |1 Q" }60,get going 赶紧行动； 同义：get moving
A: It looks like we won’t have enough time to do all we wanted to.
B: Who says we won’t? let’s get going.

9 x1 M% D. }6 G. {61, get on one’s nerve 招惹某人神经了
A: Why did you come to the meeting late? I left a message with your roommate about the time change.
. R; {  Y  Z3 P; \7 C# BB: She has a very short memory and it really gets on my nerve sometimes.

# ^# b! L6 o- S62, get started on 开始做
We should get started on the project.

* ~2 h( }% `0 b: f63, get time off from work 从工作中抽时间
Oh, so she was able to get time off from the work.
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64,give credibility to 相信
A: did you hear about Jim?
. K* d9 n: ]' hB: I wouldn’t give that rumor any credibility.

2 Z1 Y, I* T: M0 H. M2 m65,go easy on 温和对待
; V% G! S) x* C! X9 ^' oWell, since it’s your first and only ticket, the judge will probably go easy on you