英语惯用口语语句
在平日的学习、工作和生活里，大家总免不了要接触或使用句子吧，从语气上分，句子可以分为陈述句、疑问句、祈使句和感叹句。还苦于找不到好的句子？以下是小编为大家整理的英语惯用口语语句，欢迎大家分享。
英语惯用口语语句 篇1
You are a dreamboat. 你是位（异性所追求的）理想人选
You are such a dish. 你是个绝色美人
I've been dying to meet you. 我非常非常想见到你
Every time I see you, you leave me out in the cold. 每次我见到你，你都不睬我
I only have eyes for you . 我只在意你
I'd do anything to see you crack a smile. 为了博得你的一笑，我情愿做任何事
You swept me off my feet. 你使我神魂颠倒
You don't have a care in the world. 你不知人间烦恼为何物
I'm still trying to get to second base with you. 我仍旧试着想和你发展到‘第二阶段’
If you don't want to lose me, you'd better lay it on the line. 如果你不想失去我，就最好一五一十地告诉我吧
Tell me your story, I'm all ears. 告诉我你的故事，我洗耳恭听
Someday, when your ship come in, you'll build your dream house. 总有一天，当你有钱时，你会建造你梦想的家
I hope your idea takes wing. 我希望你的想法成真
I wish that you would put your cards on the table. 我希望你干脆把话挑明
Have you ever seen your old flame? 你还见过你的旧情人吗
If the shoe fits, wear it. 如果是真的就承认吧
This experience will make me show my true color. 这种经历将使我暴露我的本性
I have a bottomed-down mind. 我是个没有什么独到见解的人
I have no direction, I just get wherever the wind blows. 我没有方向，只是随风到处飘
I can't burn the candle at both ends forever. 我不能永远这么过分地消耗精力
We could make beautiful music together. 我们也许会是和谐幸福的一对儿
You are always trying to get my goat. 你总是想惹我发火
I'm a man of my word. 我是个讲信用的人
Someday you're going to have to face the music for your actions. 总有一天，你将不得不承担自己的行为所带来的后果
Just cool your heels! 好了，安静会儿吧
Save your breath! I don't want to hear it. 不要说了，我不想听
Really?? You are so bad! 真的吗？你真棒！！
英语惯用口语语句 篇2
1. It all depends.
表示某事或某情况还没有决定，得看情况而定，意为：这很难说，那要看情况。如：
Sometimes we‘re busy and sometimes we’re not so busy. It all depends. 有时我们很忙，有时我们不太忙，这要看情况。
A：Are you going to the dance this Saturday? 这周星期六你去跳舞吗?
B：It all depends. Are you going yourself? 到时候看情况而定，你去吗?
A：Do you always go on you holiday together with your sister? 你总是同你姐姐一起去度假吗?
B：It depends. If I have my holiday the same as she， then we go together. 那要看情况。 要是我们正好同时休假，我们就一起去。
说明：也可说成 That (all) depends. 或只说 Depends. 如：
I may help you， but that depends. 我可能会帮你，但那要看情况。
A：Will you come back next Monday? 下周星期一你能回来吗?
B：That depends. 那要看情况。
2. You may [can] depend on it.
表示肯定，意为：肯定无疑;保证没错;我敢肯定地说; 你放心好了。如：
He‘ll win the match，you may depend on it. 他一定会赢了这场比赛的。
You may depend on it that they will support you. 他相信好了，他们会支持你的。
说明：有时可省略成 Depends on it. 如：
Depend on it， he will pass the examination. 他肯定会通过考试。
They will be here soon， depend on it. 他们很快就会 来的，这你可放心。
英语惯用口语语句 篇3
今天我们要讲的三个习惯用语里都有bell这个单词。 Bell就是一个铃，或者是敲的钟。
1. ring a bell 使人回忆起(听起来熟悉)
Ring a bell里的ring是个动词，意思是敲钟，或者是打铃。 作为一个习惯用语，ring a bell就是：你听到或看到的事让你想起某个人，或者想起过去发生的某件事。
比如说，下面例句里说话的这个人正跟一个朋友在马路上走。他看到对马路的一个女子，他觉得脸很熟。突然，他想起来她是谁了。于是他对他的朋友说：
例句-1：Joe, see that woman across the street. She sure does ring a bell! Yes, now I remember: that's Annabel Lee - why I used to date her in high school. You know, I haven't seen her for at least ten years - I wonder what she's doing now.
Joe, 看到对马路那个女人吗？她好面熟啊！对，我想起来了：她是Annabel Lee。她是我中学时候的女朋友。你知道，我至少有十年没见过她了。不知道她现在在干什么。
2. sound as a bell 十分健全的
Sound这个单词有许多意思，在这个习惯用语里，sound 是指健康情况很好，没有疾病或伤痛。下面我们来听一个例句。说话的这个人似乎很高兴，他说：
例句-2：Yes, I've just come back from seeing my doctor for my annual health examination. He spent a lot of time checking me over. But he finally told me that I'm as sound as a bell, I'm in good shape.
对，我刚从大夫那儿回来，我在那儿做了身体检查。大夫花了很多时间检查我身体的各部分。但是他最后告诉我我身体非常好，没有任何问题。
3. saved by the bell 因某人或某事的及时介入而获救
Saved是指一个人从困难中或从危险的处境中得救了。Saved by the bell这个习惯用语的意思是：在最后关头得救了。
这个习惯用语是来自拳击运动。比赛时负责计算时间的人一打铃就表示一个回合的开始，再打铃表示这个回合结束。当一个拳击手被对方打倒在地的时候，裁判员就站在边上，对着他开始慢慢地从一数到十。
要是计算时间的人在裁判员还没有数到十的时候打铃表示这场回合的时间已到，比赛就在短暂休息后再继续进行。这就是saved by the bell这个习惯用语的出处。到1950年左右，这个习惯用语就被一般人采用，包括那些从来没有看过拳击的人。
我们来举个例子吧。这是一个人在跟朋友说他太太的一次遭遇。一天晚上，这位太太在路上开车，路上除了她以外，没有别人和其他车辆。突然，她车子的轮胎瘪了，车子没法开了。于是，她把后车厢里的备用轮胎拿出来。可是，换轮胎的工具又找不到。在黑夜里一个人走几里路去找人帮忙也怪害怕的，可是这好象是她当时的唯一出路，没有其他办法了。这个人对朋友说：
例句-3：So she started to walk. But after a few minutes along came a state police car. The trooper got his own jack, and changed the tire for her. You could say she was saved by the bell.
于是她就开始走。但是过了几分钟，一辆警车开了过来。这位警察自己备有换轮胎的工具，替她把轮胎换了。你可以说她真在最后关头得救了。
英语惯用口语语句 篇4
1. a worm’s eye view
1. 只了解极少一部分
Many have heard the expression a bird’s eye view, but have you ever heard of a worm’s eye view? If you have a worm’s eye view of something, you only understand or know a little bit about it - and, unfortunately, it is usually the worst or least important part!
很多人听到过鸟瞰这个词，但是你有听说过“虫视”吗?这个习语的意思是你只了解或懂得一件事的很小一部分，而且不幸的是，你了解的是最不重要的部分!
Example: What does he know about prepositions? He only has a worm’s eye view of English grammar!
例：他哪里懂介词了?他对英语语法的了解少得可怜!
2. a party pooper
2. 扫兴的人
A party pooper is someone who (always) ruins the fun.
这个习语指的是总是在派对上扫人兴的人。
Example: Frieda said that she can’t come to our ?80’s Rock Star? party. She has to stay home and wash her hair - what a party pooper!
例：弗莉达说她不能来我们的“80年代摇滚明星”主题派对了。她要在家洗头——真扫兴!
3. everyone and his brother
3. 一大群人
The English expression everyone and his brother refers to a very large number of people.
这个习语泛指的是一大群人。
Example: Everyone and his brother was at the stamp collectors’ convention last weekend. I had never seen so many people in my life!
例：上周的集邮者大会爆棚了。我这辈子从来没见过这么多人!
4. The world is your oyster.
4. 从心所欲
If the world is your oyster, you have the ability to do anything you want or set you mind to do.
如果有人用这样的习语描述你，那说明只要你想做、下定决心做一件事，你就一定能做成。
Example: The young people of today have so many advantages. The world is their oyster.
例：现在的年轻人有太多有利条件了。他们想干什么都能干成。
5. The worm has turned.
5. (地位低下的人)反抗、转变
Here is another worm idiom. The English idiom the worm has turned is used to say that someone who was always weak and did what he was told has now become strong and confident.
这又是一个和“虫”有关的习语。指的是一个一直很弱势、总是听别人差遣的人现在变得坚强并且自信了。
Example: It looks like Rinaldo isn’t listening to you anymore. The worm has turned.
例：看来里纳尔多不会再听你的了。他已经变得自信起来了。
6. to knock your socks off
6. 震惊
When someone or something knocks your socks off, he, she or it amazes or impresses you.
这个习语的意思是一个人让你震惊、惊讶、印象深刻。
Example: Abrar’s version of the Canadian national anthem really knocked our socks off!
例：阿巴拉翻唱的加拿大国歌真的惊艳到我们了!
7. top banana
7. 头头、大老板
Similar to head honcho, big cheese or big enchilada, the term top banana refers to the leader of a group or organization.
和head honcho(大腕)、big cheese(大人物)和big enchilada(大亨)类似，这个词组的意思是一个团体或组织的领导。
Example: Our principal, Mr. Williams, is the top banana at our school.
例：我们的校长威廉姆斯先生是我们学校的头头。
8. the lights are on, but nobody's home
8. 慢热
Used when describing a person struggles to fit into normal society, and subsequently rejected and described to people as a bit slow.
用来描述一个人努力想要融入社会但无法融入进去，还有点慢热的人。
Example: Don't ask Dudley if he knows it, because… well, you know, the lights are on but nobody is home.
例：用不着问达德利他知不知道。唔…你知道的，这人有点慢热。
9. when pigs fly
9. 完全不可能
The phrase "when pigs fly" is a response equal to "it will never happen", or "I will never do it".
这个习语的意思是“这件事是永远不可能的”，或是“我永远都不会这样做”。
Example: The things you want to create is can only be complete when pigs fly.
例：你要是能那些事做完，那猪都会飞了。
10. to have Van Gogh's ear for music
10. 音痴
If you have Van Gogh's ear for music, you are a tone deaf.
这样描述你的意思是：你是一个音痴。
Example: He has Van Gogh’s ear for music and sings like a rusty hinge.
例：他完全是个音痴，唱起歌来像生锈的门铰一样。
11. to pig out
11. 像猪一样吃东西
This idiom means eating too much of something; to make a pig of oneself.
这个习语的说的是吃的太多，吃得像猪一样。
Example: Don't you girls pig out on too much candy!
例：你们几个不要吃那么多糖，都吃成猪了!
12. everything but the kitchen sink
12. 什么乱七八糟的都有
Almost everything, whether needed or not.
几乎所有东西，无论是有用的还是没用的。
Example: She must have brought everything but the kitchen sink along on the trip, and how she lifted her suitcase, I do not know.
例：她一路上几乎什么都买了，不管是有用的还是没用的。我实在不知道她到底是怎么拎动她的手提箱的。
13. to put a sock in it
13. 闭嘴、别再说了
Asking a noisy person or a group to be quiet or to shut up.
让吵吵嚷嚷的单个人或一群人闭嘴。
Example: Oh, dry up; put a sock in it.
例：噢，你快给我闭嘴!
14. to have a cast iron stomach
14. 铁打的胃，吃多少喝多少都没问题
A person who has a cast iron stomach is someone who has no problems with eating anything or drinking anything.
这个习语指的是一个人吃多少喝多少都没问题。
Example: I cannot eat this type of food because i don’t have a cast iron stomach.
例：我不能吃这个东西，我的胃可不是铁打的.。
15. use your loaf
15. 动动脑子
If you tell someone to use their loaf, you are telling them in a slightly angry way that they should think more carefully about what they are doing.
你跟别人说这个习语，就是说用有点生气的口吻让别人做事多动动脑子。
Example: You haven’t even switched the thing on. Come on, Jamie, use your loaf!
例：你连开关都没看。天哪，杰米，长点脑子吧!
英语惯用口语语句 篇5
有些英语表达在特定的语境里，尤其在口语中，有特定的含义，翻译这些表达时，应该将其包含的语气译出。
1.They had a good laugh at my expense. How do you like that!
误译：他们大大地把我取笑了一番。你觉得他们做得对吗？
应译为：他们大大地把我取笑了一番。你说气人不气人！
这里“How do you like that!”请注意后面的感叹号，极易与How do you like that? Perfect. “你觉得怎么样？棒极了。”中的问号混淆。
2. -“In the face of all this they actually stood up by and did nothing.”
-“You don’t say so!”
误译：“面对这一切，他们竟然袖手旁观，什么都不做。”
“你不要这样说！”
应译为：“面对这一切，他们竟然袖手旁观，什么都不做。”
“竟有这样的事！”
“You don’t say so!”用来表示“在所说某事之后，感到非常惊奇”，可译为“竟有这样的事！”或“我没听错吧！”
3. -“You accepted her offer, didn’t you?”
误译：“你接受了她的建议，是吗？”
“不用怕，我当然接受了。”
应译为：“你接受了她的建议，是吗？”
“不会的！”
“No fear! “表示“不会！”，“肯定没有这种可能性。”
4. I’ll be blessed if I do it!
误译：如果我干这事，我就太有福了！"
应译为：要是我干这事，我就没有好下场！
这里be blessed是赌咒的话，意为“I’ll be hanged if...”。
5. No, I won’t lend you the money, you’re had it!
误译：不，我不会把钱借给你的，你已经借过钱了！
应译为：不，我不会把钱借给你的，你别指望了！
“You’ve had it！”意为“It’s no use hoping.”
英语惯用口语语句 篇6
一：与时间相关的习语
1. Put the clock back
[字面意思]：把钟表指针向后拨。
[实际意思] 指行为或观念跟不上时代；按陈旧的规矩办事；老脑筋。
E.g.: You must give university students more freedom. Don’t try to prevent them from falling in love before graduation. You can’t put the clock back！
原来这样简单的词句，也能表达如此确切的意思！
2. Work against the clock
[字面意思]：与钟表的走动比赛。
[实际意思] 指的是抓紧时间工作，强调不停顿哦~
E.g.: I have to work against the clock to finish my thesis before the holiday finishes. Otherwise my supervisor will not be happy with me.
我们辛勤的烤鸭们还可以这样说哦：I have to work against the clock to pass the IELTS exam. 哈哈，是不是很准确的表达了烤鸭考前的心情！
3. Go like clockwork
[字面意思]：像钟表的机械装置一样运转。
[实际意思] 指计划、安排、工程或项目等进展顺利，强调有条不紊，没有麻烦。它还有另一种说法：Run like clockwork.
E.g.: The president is very happy that all our arrangements for the project are going like clockwork. And I am sure we can finish the project in time.
如果part2的话题考到了future plan, something you saved money for这种和计划相关的话题，烤鸭们是可以把go like clockwork运用上去的，表达我们的计划按部就班，进展的非常顺利~
4. After hours
[字面意思]：钟点之后。
[实际意思] 在规定的下班时间以后，非营业时间。
E.g.: Public houses must not stay open after hours, for if they do, they will have to face sanctions imposed by the government.
这个词其实在我们平常的生活中非常常见，比如After hours GP指的是非营业时间的GP医生。
5. This minute
[字面意思]：这分钟。
[实际意思] 马上，立刻，立即。
E.g.: What a mess you have made! Your room is like a pigsty! I want you to clean your room this minute!
这应该是每一个妈妈都会说的话~ 意思是你立刻把你的房间给我收拾干净~~~ This minute和right now是一个意思哦。
二：与颜色相关的习语
6. In black and white
[字面意思]：以黑白形式。
[实际意思] 写在纸上；以书面形式（常指合同或协议等法律文件）；白纸黑字。
E.g.: Business is business; I prefer to have our agreement in black and white.
有木有童鞋理解成为了打印的时候要黑白打印呢？ Anyway, 以后童鞋们签订合同的时候不用愁啦！ 直接说: I prefer to have our agreement in black and white.
7. Out of the blue
[字面意思]：来自蓝天；或出自大海。
[实际意思] 突然；没有料到。常跟动词come 连用。
E.g.: The news of his marriage came completely out of the blue. It was only last month that we learnt that he had broken with his girl friend.
在口语考试中，如果能用一个come out of blue代替unexpectedly或者suddenly是绝对能让考官眼前一亮的哦~
8. Come out with flying colors
[字面意思]：出来时彩旗招展。
[实际意思] 非常成功，顺利地度过了难关。变形体：Come off with flying colors. 说明：指战舰凯旋归来驶进港口时彩旗迎风招展的场景。
E.g.: She sat for the IELTS test and came out with flying colors.
没错，说的就是你！~ 雅思考过了吼 ~~
9.Go into the red
Get out of the red
[字面意思]：进入红色/走出红色
[实际意思] 负债，多指负债贷款/偿清债务
E.g.: The bank manager usually does not allow students to go into the red.
E.g.: The Company only needs 500, 000 dollars to get out of the red.
这里的red指的是债务~ 童鞋们是不是又多了一个替换词呢~ 以后pay off the debt可以换成get out of the red啦~
10. Horse of a different color
[字面意思]：颜色不同的马。
[实际意思] 完全是另一码事，另外一回事。变形体: horse of another color（另一种颜色的马）。
E.g.: Gambling is not the same as investing in the shares market. It is a horse of a different color.
赌博和炒股不一样，它完全是另外一回事~ 意思与another matter相同
三：与身体相关的习语
11. An eye for an eye
[字面意思]：以眼还眼。
[实际意思]报复，复仇，惩罚。说明：A tooth for a tooth 的意思是“以牙还牙”。这两条成语可放在一起用，也可用任何一个，意思一样。
E.g.: She abused him, and he insulted her; an eye for an eye.
这个习语相信大家都是知道的哦~ 因为在我们中文也有对应的~就是以牙还牙，以眼还眼~
12. Face the music
[字面意思]：面对音乐。
[实际意思] 面对批评或惩罚；接受由于自己的行为所造成的不良后果。
E.g.: You should tell your mother what happened and face the music.
小伙伴们千万不要理解为面对音乐哦~ 这样是不make sense的哒~ 如果我们犯了错，就得face the music咯~Orz
13. Have one’s head in the clouds
[字面意思]：把头放在云层里。
[实际意思] 不实际的；不现实的；想入非非。
E.g.: The proposal he made was not feasible; I think he has his head in the clouds.
形容不切实际，这个词组可是绝佳的选择哦~
14. Have one’s heart in one’s mouth
[字面意思]：把心放在自己的嘴里。
[实际意思] 害怕，紧张。
E.g.: I had my heart in my mouth when I checked my IELTS result.
有木有！~有木有！~大家在查雅思成绩的时候心里是不是都非常紧张呢~ 以后口语考试中用have one’s heart in one’s mouth代替nervous,瞬间感觉高大上了有木有！
15. Cost an arm and a leg
[字面意思]：花费一条胳膊和一条腿。
[实际意思] 价格非常昂贵。变形体：Pay an arm and a leg. 两条习语的是一样的哦。
E.g.: These opera tickets cost us an arm and a leg!
不要傻傻的再用expensive这么普通的词了~ Lexical Resource UP UP UP!!!
四：与动物相关的习语
16. Crocodile tears
[字面意思]：鳄鱼的眼泪。
[实际意思] 假悲哀；不是真心悲哀而流眼泪；猫哭耗子假慈悲。
E.g.: She dropped a few crocodile tears over her husband’s death then got his insurance money and married again two weeks later.
我们中文里面也有鳄鱼的眼泪这种说法哦，形容人假惺惺的掉眼泪~
17. Rain cats and dogs
[字面意思]：（天上）下狗下猫。
[实际意思] 倾盆大雨。说明：英语受北欧文化的影响。在古代北欧神话中，狗象征风，猫象征雨。“猫和狗”象征“狂风暴雨”。
E.g.: It rained cats and dogs yesterday, so we had to cancel the football match.
天上当然不可能下猫下狗啦。当然也是不可能下钱的。
18. Give someone the bird
[字面意思]：给某人一只鸟。
[实际意思](音同拉长的“不”，像是“bullshit”的省略)；给某人喝倒彩。
E.g.: When the actress forgot her lines, the audience gave her the bird.
给某人一只鸟居然是喝倒彩的意思！~无忧小雅哥刚学会的时候，也是惊到了~
19. Kill two birds with one stone
[字面意思]：一块石头打中两只鸟。
[实际意思] 一箭双雕；一举两得。
E.g.: He killed two birds with one stone by having dinner at his tutor’s place.
相信这个习语童鞋们都已经知道啦~ 但是能运用的时候记得要用哦~
20. Put on the dog
[字面意思]：把狗带在身上。
[实际意思] 炫耀、摆阔。竭力表现自我，好像自己非常重要、非常富有。但实际并非如此。
E.g.: They put on the dog in front of their guests, but the guests were not impressed.
原来形容别人炫富是这样说的！以后小伙伴们想吐槽的时候不会词穷啦。
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