EN: The phrasal verb 'blow away' means to impress someone very much or surprise them in a positive way. When using a pronoun like 'you' or 'me', it must be placed between 'blow' and 'away'.
中文: 動詞片語「blow away」的意思是讓某人印象非常深刻,或以正面的方式讓某人感到驚訝。當受詞是代名詞(如 you 或 me)時,必須放在 blow 和 away 中間。
The singer's voice will blow you away.
那位歌手的聲音會讓你大吃一驚。
EN: This expression is very common in American English to describe something high-quality, like a movie, a meal, or a performance. It is informal and enthusiastic.
中文: 這個表達方式在美式英語中非常常見,用來形容高品質的事物,例如電影、餐點或表演。這是一種非正式且充滿熱情的說法。
EN: Use 'can' followed by a base verb to talk about ability or possibility.
中文: 在助動詞 'can' 後面接原形動詞,用來表示能力或可能性。
You can use this app to learn English.
你可以使用這個應用程式來學習英文。
EN: In English, phrasal verbs (verb + preposition/adverb) like 'blow up' or 'blow over' are very common in daily conversation. Mastering one base word like 'blow' can significantly expand your vocabulary.
中文: 在英文中,像 'blow up' 或 'blow over' 這樣的動詞片語(動詞 + 介系詞/副詞)在日常對話中非常常見。掌握像 'blow' 這樣的一個核心單字,就能大幅擴展你的詞彙量。
EN: Use 'When' to describe a general situation or a rule. The first part sets the condition, and the second part tells you what happens.
中文: 使用 'When' 來描述一個普遍的情況或規則。前半部分設定條件,後半部分說明會發生什麼事。
When it rains, the grass gets wet.
下雨時,草地會變濕。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow up' literally means to explode (like a bomb). Using it to describe anger creates a strong visual image of someone losing their temper suddenly and loudly.
中文: 動詞片語 'blow up' 原意是「爆炸」(像炸彈一樣)。用它來形容生氣,生動地描繪了一個人突然且大聲地發脾氣的樣子。
EN: The phrase 'be blown away' is a passive structure used to describe a feeling of being overwhelmed by something impressive or surprising.
中文: 短語 'be blown away' 是一種被動結構,用來描述被令人印象深刻或驚訝的事物所震撼的感覺。
I was blown away by her amazing singing voice.
我被她美妙的歌聲震撼到了。
EN: The idiom 'blown away' originally comes from the idea of a strong wind moving something, but in modern English, it almost always refers to being extremely impressed by something positive.
中文: 成語 'blown away' 最初源於強風吹走某物的概念,但在現代英語中,它幾乎總是指對某件正面的事物感到極其深刻的印象或震撼。
EN: Use 'If' to describe a general truth or a condition. When the subject is 'someone', we add an 's' to the verb (blows).
中文: 使用「If」來描述一般事實或條件。當主詞是「someone」(某人)時,動詞要加上「s」(如 blows)。
If it rains, the ground gets wet.
如果下雨,地面就會變濕。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow in' suggests a casual or unexpected arrival, much like a gust of wind blowing into a room.
中文: 片語動詞「blow in」暗示了一種隨意或出乎意料的抵達,就像一陣風吹進房間一樣。
EN: Use 'when' to connect two actions and show the time something happens.
中文: 使用 'when' 來連接兩個動作,並表示某事發生的時間點。
I feel happy when I see my friends.
當我看到我的朋友們時,我感到很開心。
EN: In many English-speaking cultures, 'blowing in' (arriving unannounced) can be seen as either a fun surprise or a bit rude, depending on how close the friends are.
中文: 在許多英語系國家中,「突然造訪」(blowing in) 可能被視為驚喜,也可能被視為有點失禮,這取決於朋友之間的親密度。
EN: Use 'when' to talk about things that happen regularly or are generally true. It connects a condition with a result.
中文: 使用「when」來描述經常發生或普遍屬實的情況。它將某個條件與結果連結起來。
When it rains, I take an umbrella.
下雨時,我會帶傘。
EN: In American sports culture, a 'blowout' is often seen as embarrassing for the losing team, but exciting for the winning fans. It implies the game was not competitive.
中文: 在美國體育文化中,「blowout」(大勝/慘敗)通常被認為對輸球的一方很尷尬,但對贏球的球迷來說很興奮。這意味著比賽完全沒有競爭力。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow over' is used to describe a problem or a difficult situation that ends or is forgotten without causing serious harm.
中文: 動詞片語 'blow over' 用來描述一個問題或困難的情況結束了,或者被遺忘了,且沒有造成嚴重的傷害。
Don't worry about their argument; it will soon blow over.
別擔心他們的爭吵;很快就會平息的。
EN: The phrase 'blow over' originates from the idea of a storm passing by. Just as a wind storm eventually stops, social or personal problems are seen as temporary events that will eventually fade away.
中文: 'blow over' 這個片語源自於暴風雨過境的概念。就像風暴最終會停止一樣,社交或個人問題也被視為暫時性的事件,最終會消散。
EN: The verb 'forget' is often followed by 'about' when referring to a topic, situation, or problem that is no longer being considered.
中文: 動詞 forget (忘記) 後面常接 about,用來指不再去想某個話題、情況或問題。
Don't worry, I will forget about the mistake.
別擔心,我會忘記那個錯誤的。
EN: In English, 'forget about it' can sometimes be used as an idiom meaning 'don't worry' or 'it's not important' in response to a thank you or an apology.
中文: 在英語中,「forget about it」有時可作為成語使用,當別人向你道謝或道歉時,用來表示「別擔心」或「這不重要」。
EN: Nouns can be used as labels to organize different parts of a text or recording.
中文: 名詞可以用作標籤,用來組織文本或錄音的不同部分。
Question 1.
問題 1。
EN: In English learning materials, 'Conversation A' or 'Dialogue 1' are standard ways to label listening or reading exercises.
中文: 在英文教材中,「Conversation A」或「Dialogue 1」是標記聽力或閱讀練習的標準方式。
EN: Use 'Why are you + adjective' to ask someone about their current feelings or state.
中文: 使用「Why are you + 形容詞」來詢問某人目前的感受或狀態。
Why are you so tired?
你為什麼這麼累?
EN: In English-speaking cultures, asking 'Why are you so upset?' is a common way to show empathy and encourage a friend to share their problems.
中文: 在英語系國家,詢問「Why are you so upset?」是展現同理心並鼓勵朋友分享困擾的常見方式。
EN: Use 'Present Continuous' (be + verb-ing) to describe a situation that is currently happening or a trend that is developing right now.
中文: 使用「現在進行式」(be 動詞 + 動詞-ing)來描述目前正在發生,或是正在發展中的情況。
The weather is getting cold.
天氣正變得越來越冷。
EN: In English, 'going wrong' is a very common way to express frustration when multiple small problems happen at the same time.
中文: 在英文中,當許多小問題同時發生時,人們常用 'going wrong' 來表達挫折感,這比直接說 'bad' 更有「事情正在惡化」的感覺。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow out' means to defeat an opponent by a large margin in a game or competition.
中文: 動詞片語「blow out」的意思是在比賽或競爭中以懸殊的比分大勝對手。
The Lakers blew out the Warriors by 30 points.
湖人隊以30分之差大勝勇士隊。
EN: In sports culture, a 'blowout' is often seen as embarrassing for the losing team and their fans, which explains why the speaker is so upset.
中文: 在體育文化中,「blowout」(大比分落敗)通常被認為對輸球的一方及其球迷來說是很尷尬的事,這解釋了為什麼說話者會如此沮喪。
EN: Use 'I hate it when...' to talk about a general situation or habit that makes you feel annoyed or unhappy.
中文: 使用「I hate it when...」來表達某種經常發生的情況或習慣讓你感到討厭或不開心。
I hate it when it rains on weekends.
我討厭週末下雨。
EN: This is a very common idiomatic expression used to empathize with someone's bad luck or to complain about recurring annoying situations.
中文: 這是一個非常道地的慣用語,常用來對別人的不幸遭遇表示同情,或是抱怨反覆發生的惱人情況。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow up' means to suddenly become very angry. When you want to say who you are angry at, use the word 'at' followed by the person.
中文: 動詞片語「blow up」意思是突然變得非常生氣(大發雷霆)。如果你想表達對「誰」生氣,請在後面加上「at」再接那個人。
My boss blew up at me because I was late.
我的老闆因為我遲到而對我大發雷霆。
EN: The phrase 'blow up' creates a mental image of an explosion. In Western culture, expressing anger loudly is often described using explosion metaphors, suggesting the anger was built up and then suddenly released.
中文: 「blow up」這個片語創造了一種「爆炸」的視覺感。在西方文化中,大聲表達憤怒常用爆炸來比喻,暗示憤怒是累積後突然爆發出來的。
EN: Interjections like 'Uh-oh' are used to express concern or realize a mistake, while 'Why?' is a short way to ask for a reason without repeating the whole sentence.
中文: 像 'Uh-oh' 這樣的感嘆詞用來表達擔憂或意識到錯誤,而 'Why?' 則是一種簡短詢問原因的方式,不需要重複整個句子。
Uh-oh. I forgot my keys.
喔喔。我忘了帶鑰匙。
EN: 'Uh-oh' is a very common informal sound English speakers make when they sense trouble or a problem is about to happen.
中文: 「Uh-oh」是英語母語者在感覺到麻煩或問題即將發生時,非常常用的非正式感嘆詞。
EN: The Past Continuous tense (was/were + verb-ing) is used to describe actions that were happening at a specific time in the past.
中文: 過去進行式 (was/were + 動詞-ing) 用來描述過去某個特定時間點正在發生的動作。
We were eating dinner when the phone rang.
電話響的時候我們正在吃晚餐。
EN: In many Western cultures, watching sports games at home with friends is a common social activity, but being mindful of 'noise complaints' from neighbors is important, especially in apartment buildings.
中文: 在許多西方文化中,與朋友在家看球賽是常見的社交活動,但留意鄰居的「噪音投訴」非常重要,特別是在公寓大樓中。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow over' means that a problem or an argument will end and be forgotten without any serious results.
中文: 動詞片語「blow over」意思是問題或爭吵會逐漸平息並被遺忘,不會造成嚴重的後果。
Don't worry about the argument; it will soon blow over.
別擔心那場爭論,它很快就會平息的。
EN: This expression comes from the idea of a storm passing by. Just as a wind blows a storm away, time makes small problems disappear.
中文: 這個表達方式源於風暴過境的概念。就像風把雲吹走一樣,時間也會讓小問題消失。
EN: The word 'so' is used here to replace a whole idea or sentence that was just mentioned, avoiding repetition.
中文: 這裡的 'so' 用來代替剛才提到的整個想法或句子,以避免重複。
Is it going to rain? I think so.
會下雨嗎?我想會吧。
EN: In English, 'I hope so' is a polite way to agree with a positive prediction. If you want to say the opposite, you say 'I hope not'.
中文: 在英語中,「I hope so」是認同正面預測的禮貌說法。如果你想表達相反的意思(不希望某事發生),則說「I hope not」。
EN: In English, labels for sections or dialogues are formed by placing the noun first, followed by a letter or number to identify it.
中文: 在英文中,章節或對話的標籤通常先放名詞,後面接字母或數字來進行編號標示。
Chapter 2.
第二章。
EN: In textbooks or learning materials, 'Conversation A/B' is a standard way to organize different dialogue scenarios for practice.
中文: 在教科書或教材中,「對話 A/B」是組織不同練習情境的標準方式。
EN: When using adjectives like 'good', 'bad', or 'new' with words ending in '-thing' (something, anything, nothing), the adjective must come AFTER the word.
中文: 當形容詞(如 good, bad, new)修飾以 -thing 結尾的代名詞(如 something, anything, nothing)時,形容詞必須放在這些詞的後面。
I didn't see anything strange.
我沒有看到任何奇怪的事。
EN: In casual English conversation, starting a question with 'So' is a very common way to transition from a previous topic or to initiate a friendly follow-up question.
中文: 在英語日常對話中,用 'So' 開頭是非常普遍的做法,用來從上一個話題過度,或是開啟一個友好的後續詢問。
EN: Use 'have + person + verb-ing' to describe someone who is currently doing something or staying in a certain state.
中文: 使用「have + 人 + V-ing」的結構來描述某人目前正在進行的動作或處於某種狀態。
I have a sister living in London.
我有一個姐姐住在倫敦。
EN: In English, when listing people including yourself, it is polite to put 'I' last (e.g., 'Milo and I' instead of 'I and Milo').
中文: 在英文中,當列舉包括自己在內的人時,出於禮貌通常會將「I」放在最後面(例如說「Milo and I」,而不是「I and Milo」)。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow in' means to arrive unexpectedly or casually, like the wind blowing something into a room.
中文: 動詞片語 'blow in' 意指突然或隨意地抵達,就像風把東西吹進房間一樣,通常指未經預約的拜訪。
Look who just blew in!
看看是誰突然來了!
EN: The phrase 'blow in' reflects a casual, spontaneous lifestyle. It is often used among friends or family to describe someone who doesn't feel the need for formal plans before visiting.
中文: 'blow in' 這個片語反映了一種隨性、自發的生活方式。常用於親友之間,形容那些覺得拜訪前不需要正式預約或計畫的人。
EN: In spoken English, you can turn a statement into a question by raising your voice at the end. This is often used to confirm something you just heard.
中文: 在英語口語中,你可以透過在句尾提高音調,將陳述句變成疑問句。這通常用於確認你剛剛聽到的資訊。
So you are hungry?
所以你肚子餓了嗎?
EN: In Western culture, a 'surprise visit' can be positive if the relationship is close, but it is generally polite to call ahead. Here, the speaker is confirming the unexpected nature of the event.
中文: 在西方文化中,如果關係親密,「驚喜拜訪」可能是正面的,但通常先打電話告知會比較有禮貌。在這裡,說話者是在確認這次事件的突發性質。
EN: Use 'usually' to talk about things that happen most of the time. It goes before the main action word.
中文: 使用「usually」來描述大部分時間都會發生的習慣或情況。它通常放在主要動詞(動作)之前。
I usually drink tea in the morning.
我通常在早上喝茶。
EN: Use 'It was + adjective + to + verb' to describe an experience or action.
中文: 使用「It was + 形容詞 + to + 動詞」的句型來描述某個經驗或動作的感受。
It was nice to meet you.
很高興見到你。
EN: In English, we often use 'it' as a placeholder subject when the real subject is an action (to see him). This makes the sentence sound more natural in conversation.
中文: 在英語中,當真正的重心是一個動作(見到他)時,常使用虛主詞 it 開頭,這會讓口語表達聽起來更自然流暢。
EN: The phrase 'take someone out' means to go somewhere with someone and usually pay for them, like at a restaurant or a movie.
中文: 短語「take someone out」的意思是帶某人出去某個地方,通常會為對方付費,例如去餐廳或看電影。
My parents took me out for my birthday.
我父母帶我出去慶祝我的生日。
EN: In many Western cultures, 'taking someone out' for a meal implies that the person who invites is the one paying the bill, often as a gesture of thanks or celebration.
中文: 在許多西方文化中,「take someone out」去吃飯意味著邀請的人會付帳,這通常是一種表達感謝或慶祝的方式。
EN: The phrasal verb 'blow away' means to impress someone very much or to surprise them in a positive way. When using a pronoun like 'us' or 'me', it must go in the middle of the two words.
中文: 動詞片語「blow away」意思是讓人印象非常深刻,或是以正面的方式讓人感到驚訝。當受詞是代名詞(如 us 或 me)時,必須放在這兩個單字中間。
The beautiful sunset blew me away.
那美麗的日落讓我驚嘆不已。
EN: In American culture, 'blowing someone away' is a very common idiomatic expression used to show high praise or extreme amazement, often related to talent, kindness, or unexpected events.
中文: 在美國文化中,「blowing someone away」是一個非常常見的慣用語,用來表達高度讚美或極度驚訝,通常與才華、善舉或出乎意料的事件有關。
EN: Use 'What a/an + adjective + noun!' to show strong feelings like surprise or admiration.
中文: 使用「What a/an + 形容詞 + 名詞!」的句型來表達驚訝或讚賞等強烈的情感。
What a beautiful day!
真是美好的一天!
EN: In English, 'guy' is a very common, casual way to refer to a man. Using 'What a...' is a polite and enthusiastic way to show appreciation for someone's kindness.
中文: 在英文中,「guy」是稱呼男性非常普遍且隨性的方式。使用「What a...」句型是一種既禮貌又熱情的方式,用來表達對他人善意的感激。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中: 感到難過、失望或生氣的
在本文中: 鄰居
在本文中: 噪音;聲響
在本文中: 昂貴的
在本文中: 預料;期待
在本文中: 最喜愛的
在本文中: 驚喜;意外的事
在本文中: 忘記
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
To suddenly become very angry
勃然大怒
To be extremely impressed or surprised
感到震驚或驚艷
To arrive unexpectedly or casually
突然造訪;隨風而至
To defeat an opponent easily and by a large margin
大勝;以懸殊比分擊敗
To pass by or end without serious consequences
平息;消散