1. You bet. 當(dāng)然。

A: Do you like pizza?

B: You bet I do like pizza.

A：你喜歡吃比薩餅嗎？

B：我當(dāng)然喜歡吃比薩餅。

You bet he will call you when he has used up his money.

等他花光他的錢他肯定會(huì)打電話給你的。

2. Make yourself at home. 別拘束。/當(dāng)自己家一樣。

Come on in. Make yourself at home.

進(jìn)來(lái)。請(qǐng)別拘束。

A: Please make yourself at home. Do you want a beer?

B: Oh, I love beer. Thanks a lot.

A：請(qǐng)別拘束。你想喝點(diǎn)啤酒嗎？

B：哦，我愛(ài)喝啤酒。謝謝。

3. luck out走運(yùn)氣

We lucked out and got the last two tickets.

我們運(yùn)氣很好，弄到了最后兩張票。

A: Look at Bill! Why is he so overjoyed?

B: Oh, he lucked out in the quiz show and won $5,000.

A：瞧比爾！他為什么這么高興？

B：他在答問(wèn)比賽中走運(yùn)氣贏了五千美元。

4. have a fit 大發(fā)脾氣；大吃一驚

My father’s going to have a fit if he finds out I smashed the car.

我父親會(huì)大發(fā)脾氣的如果他發(fā)現(xiàn)我撞壞了車子。

A: Did you tell John’s mother that he decided to drop out of college?

B: Yes. She had a fit when I told her.

A：你告訴約翰的母親他決定退學(xué)了嗎？

B：我告訴她的時(shí)候她大吃一驚。

5. sick and tired of 受夠了；極其厭煩

A: Mike is causing trouble again.

B: Everybody’s sick and tired of that guy.

A：邁克又在找麻煩了。

B：大家實(shí)在受夠了那個(gè)家伙。

I’m really sick and tired of all those people who drive without any respect for others.

我真受夠了那些開(kāi)車的時(shí)候不考慮別人的人。