EN: Use 'What are these?' to ask about the identity of two or more things that are close to you. 'These' is the plural form of 'this'.
中文: 當你想詢問距離自己較近的多個物品是什麼時,可以使用「What are these?」(這些是什麼?)。「these」(這些)是「this」(這個)的複數形。
What are these? They are apples.
這些是什麼?它們是蘋果。
EN: Use 'They are...' when you want to talk about more than one person, animal, or thing. 'They' is the plural form of 'it', 'he', or 'she'.
中文: 當你想描述兩個或兩個以上的「人、動物或事物」時,可以使用「They are...」(牠們/他們/她們是...)。「They」是「it」、「he」或「she」的複數形。
They are cats.
牠們是貓。
EN: Use 'Their + plural noun' to talk about things that belong to more than one person or animal. Follow it with 'are' and an adjective to describe them.
中文: 使用「Their(牠們的/他們的)+ 複數名詞」來描述屬於多個動物或人物的人事物。後面接「are」和形容詞來進行描述。
Their ears are big.
牠們的耳朵很大。
EN: Use 'What is that + singular noun?' to ask about the identity of a single animal or object that is far away from you.
中文: 使用「What is that + 單數名詞?」來詢問距離自己較遠的單一動物或物品是什麼。
What is that bird?
那隻鳥是什麼?
EN: We use 'It is a/an + noun' to identify a single animal or object, and 'It is + adjective' to describe its characteristics.
中文: 我們使用「It is a/an + 名詞」來辨識單一隻動物或物品,並用「It is + 形容詞」來描述其特徵。
It is a dog. It is friendly.
它是一隻狗。它很友善。
EN: Use 'It is + adjective' to describe a singular animal, object, or situation. 'It' is the subject, 'is' is the verb, and the adjective describes what 'it' is like.
中文: 使用「It is + 形容詞」的句型來描述單一隻動物、一件物品或一個狀況。「It」是主詞(牠/它/這),「is」是動詞,後面接形容詞來描述其特徵。
It is big.
牠很大。
EN: 'No way!' is a very common informal expression in English. Depending on the tone, it can mean 'I don't believe you' (surprise) or 'Absolutely not' (refusal). Here, Sarah is using it to express friendly disagreement about the animal being scary.
中文: 「No way!」是英文中非常常見的非正式口語。根據說話的語氣,它可以表示「我才不信呢」(驚訝)或「絕對不行」(拒絕)。在這裡,莎拉用它來友善地反駁對方,表示她不覺得該動物很可怕。
EN: Use 'What about + noun?' to ask for information about something new, or to make a suggestion. It is a friendly way to shift the topic to a new item.
中文: 使用「What about + 名詞?」來詢問關於某個新事物的情況,或用來提出建議。這是一種很親切的轉換話題方式。
What about this big dog?
那這隻大狗呢?
EN: In English, 'What about...?' and 'How about...?' are very common and friendly ways to keep a conversation going by asking for the other person's opinion on a new topic.
中文: 在英文中,「What about...?」和「How about...?」是非常常見且親切的說法,用來詢問對方對新話題的看法,讓對話能持續進行。
EN: Use 'too' at the end of a sentence to mean 'also' or 'as well'. It is usually preceded by a comma.
中文: 在英文中,我們把「too」放在句子的尾端來表示「也」。在「too」的前面通常會加上一個逗號。
I like apples, too.
我也喜歡蘋果。
EN: Use 'What are those?' to ask about the identity of multiple things or animals that are far away from you.
中文: 當你想詢問距離較遠的多個事物或動物「那些是什麼」時,可以使用「What are those?」這個句型。
What are those in the sky?
天空中的那些是什麼?
EN: Use 'They are...' to identify or describe more than one person, animal, or thing. 'They' is the plural form of 'it', 'he', or 'she'.
中文: 使用「They are...」(牠們/他們/它們是……)來指稱或描述一個以上的非人事物、動物或人。「They」是「it」、「he」或「she」的複數形。
They are dogs.
牠們是狗。
EN: Use 'Their' to show that something belongs to more than one person or animal. It is followed by a noun (like 'babies').
中文: 使用「Their」(牠們的/他們的)來表示某樣東西屬於兩個或兩個以上的人或動物。後面要接名詞(例如「babies」)。
Their ears are very big.
牠們的耳朵很大。
EN: Use 'Some + plural noun + are + adjective' to describe a group of things. 'Some' means not all, but a few of them.
中文: 使用「Some(有些)+ 複數名詞 + are + 形容詞」來描述某個群體中的一部分特徵。「Some」表示並非全部,而是其中的一部分。
Some dogs are small.
有些狗很小。
EN: Use 'Some + plural noun + are + adjective' to describe the characteristics of a group of things or animals.
中文: 使用「Some(有些)+ 複數名詞 + are + 形容詞」的句型,可以用來描述某個群體中一部分人、事或物的特徵。
Some dogs are big.
有些狗很大。
EN: Use the pattern 'I love + noun' to express that you like a person, place, or thing very much.
中文: 使用「I love + 名詞」的句型,可以用來表達你非常喜歡某個人、地方或事物。
I love this book.
我非常喜歡這本書。
EN: In English, 'love' is not only used for romantic relationships. It is very commonly used in daily life to express strong enthusiasm for places, food, hobbies, or objects.
中文: 在英文中,「love」不只用於浪漫的戀愛關係。在日常生活中,人們非常常用它來表達對某個地方、食物、興趣或物品的強烈喜愛,聽起來非常自然且熱情。
EN: We use the preposition 'at' to talk about being in a specific place or location, like 'at the zoo', 'at school', or 'at home'.
中文: 我們使用介系詞「at」來表示在某個特定的地點或場所,例如「at the zoo」(在動物園)、「at school」(在學校)或「at home」(在家)。
We are at school.
我們在學校。
EN: Use 'This is...' to introduce or point out a single person, place, or thing that is close to you.
中文: 使用「This is...」(這是...)來介紹或指出距離自己很近的一個單數人、事或物。
This is my new pen.
這是我的新原子筆。
EN: Use 'many' before plural nouns (nouns with 's' or 'es' at the end) to talk about a large number of things.
中文: 在複數名詞(字尾有 s 或 es 的名詞)前面加上「many」,用來表示數量很多。
I have many books.
我有許多書。
EN: Use 'are' with plural nouns (more than one person, animal, or thing) to describe them with an adjective like 'big'.
中文: 當主詞是複數名詞(兩個或以上的人、動物或事物)時,後面要用 be 動詞 'are' 來接形容詞(如 'big')進行描述。
The dogs are small.
這些狗很小。
EN: Use 'Their' to show that something belongs to more than one person, animal, or thing. It is followed by a noun (like 'ears').
中文: 使用「Their」(牠們的/他們的/她們的)來表示某物屬於一個以上的動物、人或事物。後面要接名詞(例如「ears」)。
Their tails are long.
牠們的尾巴很長。
EN: Use 'are' with plural nouns (more than one thing) to describe them with an adjective.
中文: 當主詞是複數名詞(兩個以上的人或事物)時,後面要用 be 動詞 'are' 來接形容詞,描述他們的狀態或特徵。
The dogs are cute.
這些狗很可愛。
EN: Use 'But' at the beginning of a sentence to show a contrast or a different idea from the previous sentence.
中文: 在句子的開頭使用「But」(但是)來表示與前一句話相反或不同的想法。
I like apples. But my brother likes bananas.
我喜歡蘋果。但是我的弟弟喜歡香蕉。
EN: Use 'all day' after an action to show that the activity happens during the entire day.
中文: 在動作後面加上「all day」,可以用來表示該活動持續了「整天」。
They play games all day.
他們整天都在玩遊戲。
EN: Use 'What are these...?' to ask about the identity of multiple things or animals that are close to you. 'These' is the plural form of 'this'.
中文: 當你想詢問距離較近的多個事物或動物是什麼時,可以使用「What are these...?」(這些是什麼?)。「these」是「this」(這個)的複數形。
What are these cute dogs?
這些可愛的狗是什麼?
EN: Use 'They are...' when you want to identify or talk about more than one person, animal, or thing. 'They' is the plural form of 'it', 'he', or 'she'.
中文: 當你想介紹或描述兩個以上的的人、動物或事物時,可以使用「They are...」(牠們/他們/她們是...)。「They」是「it」、「he」或「she」的複數形。
They are dogs.
牠們是狗。
EN: Kangaroos are native to Australia and are famous for their strong hind legs and pouches. In English, a baby kangaroo is called a 'joey'.
中文: 袋鼠是澳洲特有的動物,以強壯的後腿和育兒袋聞名。在英文中,袋鼠寶寶有一個專屬的單字叫做「joey」。
EN: Use 'Their' to show that something belongs to more than one person, animal, or thing. It is followed by a noun (like 'legs').
中文: 使用「Their」(牠們的/他們的)來表示某樣東西屬於一個以上的生命或事物。後面要接名詞(例如「legs」)。
Their ears are big.
牠們的耳朵很大。
EN: Use 'very' before an adverb (like 'high') to make the action stronger. It tells us how much or to what degree they do the action.
中文: 在副詞(如 high)前面加上「very」(非常),可以用來加強語氣,表示動作達到的程度。
He runs very fast.
他跑得非常快。
EN: We use 'too' at the end of a sentence to mean 'also' or 'as well'. It is usually preceded by a comma.
中文: 我們在句子的尾端使用「too」來表示「也」。在「too」的前面通常會加上一個逗號。
I like apples, too.
我也喜歡蘋果。
EN: We use 'People say...' to talk about a general belief or common opinion that many people share. It is followed by a simple sentence.
中文: 我們用「People say...」(人們說……)來表達許多人共同擁有的普遍看法或常識。後面直接接一個簡單的句子。
People say dogs are friendly.
人們說狗很友善。
EN: In English-speaking cultures and folklore (like Aesop's Fables), foxes are traditionally depicted as cunning, smart, and clever animals.
中文: 在英語系國家的文化和民間故事(如伊索寓言)中,狐狸傳統上都被描繪成狡猾、聰明且機智的動物。
EN: We use 'I think' followed by a simple sentence to share our opinion or belief about something.
中文: 我們用「I think」(我覺得/我認為)後面加上一個簡單的句子,來表達自己的想法或意見。
I think cats are cute.
我覺得貓咪很可愛。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, foxes are traditionally depicted as clever or cunning in fables (like Aesop's Fables), but they are also widely admired for their beautiful red fur and elegant appearance.
中文: 在英語系國家的文化中,狐狸在寓言故事(如伊索寓言)中常被描繪成聰明或狡猾的形象,但同時人們也因其美麗的紅毛與優雅的外表而非常欣賞牠們。
EN: Use the pattern 'something is a wonderful place for someone' to express that a location is great or enjoyable for specific people.
中文: 使用「某地 is a wonderful place for 某人」的句型,可以用來表達某個地方對特定的人來說是非常棒、非常美好或令人愉快的地方。
The park is a wonderful place for children.
公園對孩子們來說是一個美妙的地方。
EN: In English, when listing yourself and others, it is polite to place yourself last (e.g., 'me and my parents' or more formally 'my parents and I'). Placing 'me' first is common in casual spoken English, but putting others first is generally considered more polite.
中文: 在英文中,當同時提到自己和他人時,通常會把他人放在前面以示禮貌(例如:'my parents and me/I')。雖然在日常口語中常會聽到把 'me' 放在前面的說法(如本句的 'me and my parents'),但在正式場合中,把他人放在前面會更具禮貌。
EN: Use 'Look at + noun' to tell someone to direct their eyes to a specific person, animal, or object. This is an imperative sentence (a command or friendly suggestion), so it starts directly with the verb 'Look'.
中文: 使用「Look at + 名詞」來告訴某人看著某個特定的人、動物或物品。這是一個祈使句(命令或友善的建議),所以直接以動詞「Look」開頭。
Look at that cute dog!
看那隻可愛的狗!
EN: In English-speaking countries, buying postcards at tourist spots like zoos or museums and sending them to friends or keeping them as souvenirs is a very common and cherished tradition.
中文: 在英語系國家,在動物園或博物館等景點購買明信片寄給朋友,或是留作紀念,是一種非常普遍且受歡迎的傳統。
EN: We use 'this one' to point out a specific single item that is close to us, instead of repeating the noun.
中文: 我們使用「this one」(這一個)來特指一件離我們很近的特定物品,以避免重複使用同一個名詞。
I like this one.
我喜歡這一個。
EN: Use 'It is a/an + noun' to identify a single animal or object, and 'It is + adjective' to describe its characteristic.
中文: 使用「It is a/an + 名詞」來辨識單一動物或物品,並用「It is + 形容詞」來描述其特徵。
It is a dog. It is friendly.
它是一隻狗。它很友善。
EN: Koalas are native to Australia and are famous worldwide for their cute appearance and sleepy nature. In English, we often use 'it' to refer to animals unless they are beloved pets, in which case we might use 'he' or 'she'.
中文: 無尾熊是澳洲特有的動物,因其可愛的外表和愛睡覺的個性而聞名全球。在英文中,我們通常用「it」來指代動物,除非牠們是備受喜愛的寵物,這時我們才會用「he」或「she」來稱呼。
EN: Use 'those' to ask about or point to multiple things that are far away from you. 'Those' is the plural form of 'that'.
中文: 當你想詢問或指出距離自己較遠的多個事物時,可以使用「those」(那些)。「those」是「that」(那個)的複數形。
What are those in the tree?
樹上的那些是什麼?
EN: Use 'Those are' when you want to point to more than one person, animal, or thing that is far away from you.
中文: 當你想指出距離你較遠的兩個或兩個以上的人、動物或物品時,可以使用「Those are」(那些是)。
Those are birds.
那些是鳥。
EN: Use 'This' to point out a single person, animal, or thing that is close to you. Pair it with a singular noun (like 'panda') and the singular verb 'is'.
中文: 使用「This」(這個/這隻)來指代距離自己較近的一個單數人、動物或物品。後面接單數名詞(如 panda),並搭配單數動詞「is」。
This dog is cute.
這隻狗很可愛。
EN: Use 'These' followed by a number and a plural noun to point out specific multiple things or animals that are close to you.
中文: 使用「These(這些)」後面加上數量和複數名詞,用來指明距離自己較近的多個特定人、事或物。
These three dogs are friendly.
這三隻狗很友善。
EN: Use 'How + adjective!' to show strong feelings or excitement about something. It is a simple way to make an exclamation.
中文: 使用「How + 形容詞!」來表達對某事物的強烈感受或興奮之情。這是一種非常簡單的感嘆句型。
How nice!
真好啊!
EN: In English-speaking countries, people often use 'one' after 'this' or 'that' (e.g., 'this one', 'that one') when pointing to a specific item they want to choose, which sounds more natural than just saying 'this' or 'that'.
中文: 在英語系國家中,當人們指著某個特定想選擇的物品時,通常會在 'this' 或 'that' 後面加上 'one'(例如 'this one', 'that one'),這比單純只說 'this' 或 'that' 聽起來更自然。
EN: Use 'these' to point to more than one person or thing that is close to you. You can follow 'these' with a number (like 'two') to specify the exact amount.
中文: 使用「these」(這些)來指代距離自己較近的兩個或兩個以上的人或事物。在「these」後面可以直接加上數字(例如「two」),用來明確指出具體的數量。
I like these three.
我喜歡這三個。
EN: Use 'What about...?' to ask for someone's opinion, make a suggestion, or bring up a new topic. It is followed by a noun or a pronoun.
中文: 使用「What about...?」(那……怎麼樣?)來詢問對方的意見、提出建議或引入新話題。後面直接接名詞或代名詞。
What about this blue pen?
這枝藍色的筆怎麼樣?
EN: In English, 'one' is often used as a pronoun to avoid repeating a noun that has already been mentioned (in this case, 'panda' or 'postcard'). It helps the conversation flow more naturally.
中文: 在英文中,常用「one」來代替前面已經提過的名詞(在此指「熊貓」或「明信片」),以避免重複,讓對話聽起來更自然。
EN: Use 'too + adjective + for + someone/something' to say that something is more than what is needed or possible for a specific person or thing.
中文: 使用「too + 形容詞 + for + 某人/某物」來表示某事物對於特定的人或物來說「太……」,超出了所需或可能的範圍。
This shirt is too small for me.
這件襯衫對我來說太小了。
EN: 'No way!' is a very common informal expression in English. Depending on the tone of voice, it can mean a strong refusal (like 'absolutely not') or extreme surprise (like 'I don't believe it!').
中文: 「No way!」是英文中非常常見的非正式口語表達。根據說話的語氣,它可以表示強烈的拒絕(相當於「絕不可能」),也可以表示極度的驚訝(相當於「真的假的!我不敢相信!」)。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中: 令人害怕的,恐怖的
在本文中: 可愛的
在本文中: 筆記本
在本文中: 巨大的,極大的
在本文中: 強壯的,有力的
在本文中: 聰明的,伶俐的
在本文中: 美麗的,漂亮的
在本文中: 極好的,精彩的
在本文中: 明信片(複數)
在本文中: 滑稽的,好笑的
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
Used to say that something is impossible or that you strongly disagree or are surprised.
不可能;沒門;決不
To direct your eyes towards someone or something in order to see them.
注視;看著
During the entire day.
整天;一整天