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“每月有房贷要还”怎么说？最后跟贴：I have a mortgage. 最后发表：ys98	congya 2012-6-14 00:42	121525	ys98 2012-6-16 00:10
请教一下,这个东西英语怎么说最后跟贴：buzzer。最后发表：craigie	nancy.ma 2012-6-15 23:46	51208	craigie 2012-6-15 23:51
在学校里老师推荐的英文网站，也是我们学习的课程最后跟贴：最后发表：fcad ...2	vovo520 2012-4-26 21:09	324531	fcad 2012-6-15 00:37
悉尼那个英文学校比较好！便宜！最后跟贴：求教：悉尼那个英文学校比较好！便宜！最后发表：sydneypu	sydneypu 2012-6-14 23:41	01093	sydneypu 2012-6-14 23:41
唱完生日歌后一起喊的话最后跟贴：终于解惑了. 最后发表：littlebb ...2 3	zsygirl 2009-8-28 14:37	6517539	littlebb 2012-6-14 23:16
“越南小吃”英语怎么说？最后跟贴：snacks, street food都可以最后发表：Grange	cani123456 2012-6-11 23:53	91377	Grange 2012-6-12 22:49
这个名字怎么念？分分伺候最后跟贴：茶茶爱丽？最后发表：糯米老虎	糯米老虎 2012-6-10 12:04	21271	糯米老虎 2012-6-12 10:16
Are you winning?大家听说过这句话吗？最后跟贴：可以回答：yes, I'm still ahead. 最后发表：七彩魔头 ...2	youyou8650 2011-7-17 20:29	557339	七彩魔头 2012-6-11 19:51
英文啊英文最后跟贴：原帖由根根于 2012-6-10 15:34 发表没看明白。。。。求解~~~~ Hijack=劫机最后发表：ys98	杨白劳 2012-5-28 19:08	223274	ys98 2012-6-10 22:15
xxx 最后跟贴：有同感吧，来这里4年了。基于工作的交流一般没问题，但group disccussion 就会明显有问题。一对一的聊天还好，但多于3个人就发懵，只能听的份了。英文成为往上发展的一个瓶颈。有时想想，来这里这里这么久了，英文还这样，很受挫。痛定思痛，没有其他办法，还是努力提高。提醒自己要努力，可真地很难坚持学习！最后发表：YC_SUSAN	haowu8412 2012-6-3 15:21	112040	YC_SUSAN 2012-6-9 14:41
我受了刺激最后跟贴：学习了最后发表：ljfhhc ...2	tlhfree 2011-9-24 08:49	315099	ljfhhc 2012-6-7 22:16
请教- 在办公室里空调的风对着自己吹。大家会怎么表达这个了？最后跟贴：女版：I was "hot" before sitting down under the air con. 男版：I am freezing cold sitting directly under the air con vent. 最后发表：杨白劳	吾悠 2012-6-6 23:24	31201	杨白劳 2012-6-7 12:00
at和in的用法最后跟贴：in用着感觉语句更顺一些，at 总感觉有些别扭．虽然用在这里没问题．最后发表：七朵花	auw 2011-10-17 14:58	151804	七朵花 2012-6-6 00:34
“工作” 怎么说？最后跟贴：我不能理解，这个版里绝大多数人问问题都是没有语境，而且直接要答案的吧？为什么版主以前不说他们？到了这个帖子里突然发飙？有点莫名其妙？太没风度了！本来楼主让大家集思广益也是好事情，我相信即使回帖的人一分钱也没拿到，每个回帖的人其实都锻炼了自己的英语能力，否则是不会有人愿意回帖的。如果楼主真的只是来’抄作业‘的，那楼主收获也还是为零，但真正得益的也还都是辛勤回帖的众人。谁动了脑筋，谁就收获了益处。版主的好意我也理解，但版主也要相信个人意志的作用。我相信可能除了版主一个人外，没有人是真的献爱心义务回帖，每个人，不管是发帖者，还是回帖者，都或多或少有收获。我以前在这里回过一些帖，纯粹是因为这些帖子提出了一些挑战性的问题，吸引我去动脑筋解决问题。至于那些发帖的楼主能不能得到实际收获，这是他们自己的问题，版主不用干涉，即使你是好意，那也是专制而不是民主了。版主这样一个熟悉欧美文化的人不会连这个都不知道吧？最后发表：daisystar88	learn-english 2011-9-5 20:16	282292	daisystar88 2012-6-4 23:51
这个是平台期正常现象吗？最后跟贴：楼主你这个确实是平台期，我前两年就是这样。是好现象，因为你已经进步了，但还不够，仍需努力。楼主你可以观察一下自己的阅读，说不定也是这个现象，你或许都能看懂，但记不住别人的表达方式。轮到自己说，自己写，可能还是老样子。在这个期间楼主你要大量积累，继续听继续读，等积累到一定的量以后，你大脑里就会形成一个语言结构，就像中文一样，要说什么类型的句子，表达什么意思，拈来即是，但这个是不可能通过语法书或者任何捷径达到的。楼主你下一个阶段应该是这样：日常对话和工作对话，不光99%能听懂（剩下1%是俚语，但不影响理解，而且听完后，你大致可以猜出意思，并且下次可以灵活运用），而且脑中能反映出人家说话的清晰结构层次，并且能评价别人口才的好坏，抓住话里的漏洞以及表达不清晰的地方。至于你自己的口语和写作：应该不再是机械的鹦鹉学舌，说话写作不再是一个个词蹦出来，而是一组一组词流淌出来，想到哪儿说到哪儿，但最后还是能连成让人听得懂的句子。这个过程应该两年左右可以达到吧。注意‘一组一组词流淌出来，想到哪儿说到哪儿’，是测试自己水平的下一个关键点（听懂还不算）。说英语和中文不一样，说英语反映的是一个思维流淌的过程，而中文大多数反映的是思维过后的成品产物。最后发表：daisystar88	floodp 2012-5-31 23:46	51325	daisystar88 2012-6-4 23:23
平时上班走路，想表达“就当锻炼身体啦” 最后跟贴：I walk to work and it helps me burn some calories on the way. I walk to work and it also counts as a light exercise to me. 最后发表：dachouyu	cani123456 2012-5-16 19:44	161494	dachouyu 2012-6-4 01:42
请问这句怎么翻译啊最后跟贴：最后发表：dachouyu	corexin 2012-6-1 00:20	61211	dachouyu 2012-6-4 01:40
急问，有分分！最后跟贴：哈哈，学习了！最后发表：wpsnewbee	sniperhu 2012-5-27 13:36	111396	wpsnewbee 2012-6-1 17:29
部门的老大（不是直接上司）见到面，打招呼最后跟贴：You can say everything! If you do not like him, just say Byebye! If you really care about him, say have a nice trip or Enjoy your trip! 最后发表：wpsnewbee	cani123456 2012-5-30 23:24	21135	wpsnewbee 2012-6-1 17:08
【已解决】 Bottom Price - 如果是在砍价的时候，buyer说了个bottome price,到底是什么意思？最后跟贴：也许买方不怎么懂英文最后发表：amblue	jn1216 2012-5-28 16:06	141409	amblue 2012-5-31 21:56
Phrase: Man Cold 最后跟贴：Learned! Funny! :) 最后发表：wpsnewbee	bulaohu 2012-5-22 19:06	41252	wpsnewbee 2012-5-30 11:06
looking for a needle in a haystack! 最后跟贴：学习了最后发表：true100	richbb 2012-5-29 22:30	31188	true100 2012-5-30 00:02
悉尼语言班知多少？最后跟贴：有谁知道悉尼针对新移民的语言班有多少？主要分布在哪几个区呀？最后发表：aladdin_lamp	aladdin_lamp 2012-5-28 18:52	01061	aladdin_lamp 2012-5-28 18:52
请教：“团结”这个词怎么翻译？？最后跟贴：solid, I believe! 最后发表：wpsnewbee	oldboy 2012-2-3 13:44	201972	wpsnewbee 2012-5-28 17:22
有没有大侠知道用来背单词的类似于打坦克之类的游戏最后跟贴：如果为了背单词，这种游戏完全完全完全完全无用。如果为了娱乐，还不如去打Diablo。总结：鸡肋。最后发表：jerryclark	moonstrainbow 2012-4-23 13:25	31712	jerryclark 2012-5-28 11:05
今年2月NAATI考试最后跟贴：楼主加油，你已经很厉害了，中翻英很难的～最后发表：NAATI-Julia	zhu12 2012-4-22 10:11	41540	NAATI-Julia 2012-5-26 14:52
哎，工作以外的英语太差了最后跟贴：刚开始都是这样的慢慢会好起来找几个关系好的天天聊最后发表：bonita	fanluan 2012-5-25 01:15	132206	bonita 2012-5-25 22:08
endorsement在这里怎么翻译准确？最后跟贴：原帖由 Gelen 于 2012-5-11 16:49 发表 the goods and/or services for which the trade mark is registered, plus any ENDORSEMENT, additional owners or other information relating to the registration, are listed on the attached pages. 是关于 ... Endorsment means the authorization that you can use the trade mark registered 最后发表：桂花	Gelen 2012-5-11 17:49	91738	桂花 2012-5-25 21:30
经常听all gi dogi, 是啥意思最后跟贴：兽族农民一直喊的话听了好多年最后发表：兔兔狗	XIAOMAN 2011-9-3 12:59	153454	兔兔狗 2012-5-25 20:40
Actor is to stage as boxer is to ____. 最后跟贴：ring 最后发表：Agamemnon	gcyw123 2012-5-24 23:08	71061	Agamemnon 2012-5-25 18:55
经常听年轻鬼佬说grass(音）是什么意思？最后跟贴：应该是grouse 意思是good as~~~~~~~~~~ 最后发表：sweet0309 ...2	风云list 2012-5-15 22:35	334049	sweet0309 2012-5-24 23:12
STRINE 最后跟贴：WHAT IS 'STRINE?' Although English is Australia's official language, when Australians speak to each other, they use a lot of made-up words and expressions which are a kind of 'code'. You may have heard some of these before, especially if you have seen Australian movies or television shows. Australian slang is sometimes called 'Strine', which is a what some Australians call each other… it's short for the way a true-blue Aussie pronounces 'Australian'… like 'Aw-strine'! Arvo: Afternoon. Avos: Avocados. Avago You Mug: Shout of encouragement to a sportsman not performing to his best Banana bender: A Queenslander. Barbie: Barbecue, as in "I'll throw some shrimp and chook on the barbie." Bash: Party. Also "fancy turns". Bonzer: Pronounced "bonsa" - grouse, great, excellent. Bloke: Man, guy. Bludger: Lazy person, layabout. Bluey: (also known as Blue) Slang for any bloke with red hair, and also known to describe the Australian Cattle Dog. Bonnet: Hood of a car. Boomer: A large male kangaroo, as Rolf Harris sings, "Six white boomers, snow white boomers on Santa's Australian run...". Boot: Trunk of a car. Bottle shop: Liquor shop. Box of blowflies: Ugly, as in "that's as ugly as a box of blowflies!" And that's pretty ugly! Buckley's Chance: No chance at all. Bung: To put or place. E.g bung another snag on the barbie Bunyip: A mythical bush spirit, Australia's bigfoot. Probably just a hairy surfie! Capsicums: Green or red bell peppers. Carpetbagger steak: Beef stuffed with oysters. Chemist shop: Drug store. Chew the Fat: To talk, engage in pleasant conversation, to have a chinwag. Chook: Chicken. Often served barbecued at fancy turns. If your hostess is befuddled and/or overcome by trying to do too many things at once, one might say she was "running around like a chook with its head cut-off!" Cockie: Farmer. Cockroach: Someone from New South Wales Crook: Sick, or badly made. Crow eater: A South Australian. Dag: A funny person, nerd, goof, loser. Digger: A soldier. Dilly-bag: Food bag. Ding bat: Fool. Dinky-di: The real thing. Donk: Car or boat engine. Donkey's years: Ages. Drop-in: To steal a surfer's wave. This is a serious crime in Surfer's Paradise. Earbash: Non-stop chatter. Esky: Portable icebox or cooler - it's always a good idea to have one in the boot stocked with some cold ones just in case the party's bar runs dry. Fair Dinkum: Kosher, the real thing - as in "Fair Dinkum Aussie" (true blue Aussie original). Often used by itself as a rhetorical question to express astonishment verging on disbelief ... "Fair Dinkum, mate?" (you've got to be kidding, haven't you?) Fair go: A good chance Footpath: Sidewalk. Footy: Rugby League Flyer: female kangaroo Galah: Noisy fool, named after the bird of the same name. Game: Brave. G'arn: Go on, you're kidding! G'day: Universal greeting, used anytime day or night, but never as a farewell. Pronounced "gud-eye", usually followed by "mate" (mite) or a typically strung-together "howyagoinallright"(= how are you today, feeling pretty good?) Give it a burl: Try it. Good as gold: Great! Good oil: Useful information, a good idea. Good Onya: Omnipresent term of approval, sometimes ironic, offering various degrees of heartfelt congratulations depending on inflection. Indispensible during Aussie smalltalk - substitute "really, oh yeh, aha, etc." Grizzle: To complain. Grouse: Rhymes with "house" - means outstanding, tremendous. Can be applied universally to all things social ... "grouse birds (women), grouse band, in fact, grouse bloody gay and hearty (great party!)" Have a yarn: To talk to someone. Hit your kick: Open your wallet. Hooroo: Pronounced "who-ru"... means "see ya later", make sure you don't say g'day when meaning goodbye - it's a dead giveaway you're not a true blue Aussie. Hotel: Often just a pub. Icy pole: Popsicle. Jackaroo: A male ranch hand. Jillaroo: A female ranch hand. Joey: Baby kangaroo. Journo: Journalist. Jumbuck: Sheep. Jumper: Sweater. Knock: To criticise. Lemon squash: Lemonade. Lob-in: Drop in to see someone. Lollies: Sweets. Lolly water: Soft drink. Never Never: Distant outback. No-hoper: A fool, loser Offsider: An assistant. O.S.: Overseas, as in "she's gone O.S." Oz: Australia; God's country Pines: Pineapples. Pommie or pom: An Englishman. Rafferty's rules: Chaos, disorder. Reckon: Think, as in "Your shout or mine? What' ya reckon?". Ridgy-didge: Original, genuine. Right: Okay, as in "she'll be right, mate." Ring, tingle: Phone someone up, as in "I'll give him a ring." Ripper: Pronounced "rippa" means beaut, tippy-tops, grouse Rubbish: To knock something. Sandgroper: A Western Australian. Shark biscuit: New surfers, grommets on boogie boards. Tres uncool! Sheila: A woman She'll be right: No problem, don't worry, mate. Shootin' through: Leave, take off. Smoko: Smoke or coffee break. Snag: A sausage. Sook: Someone who complains a lot Spit The Dummie: A "dummie" is Australian for a child's pacifier. Lose your cool Stickybeak: Nosy person. Stone the crows: An exclamation of surprise. Strewth: Pronounced "sta-ruth" ... general exclamation of disbelief or shock. Strine: Australian slang, from "Aus-strine", the way Aussies say Australian. Swagman: Itinerant farm worker, tramp Taswegian: A resident of Tasmania. Tee-up: To set up an appointment. Tomato sauce: Ketchup. Too right: Definitely! True blue: Honest, straight. The Lucky Country: Why, Australia, of course. Tucker: Food. Vegemite: A dark brown, gooey, salty vegetable yeast extract. It's what makes Aussies strong. Wally: Idiot Whinge: Rhymes with "hinge" as in door! Means to complain incessantly Woopwoop: in the boonies, nowhere. Wowser: Straight-laced person, prude, puritan, spoilsport. Yabber: Talk. Yobbo: An uncouth person [ 本帖最后由 hsy12 于 2012-5-29 20:21 编辑 ] 最后发表：hsy12	hsy12 2012-5-24 14:23	01328	hsy12 2012-5-24 14:23
Confucius did NOT say..... 最后跟贴：原帖由 kinezox 于 2012-5-18 13:37 发表 Confucius did NOT say..... Man who wants pretty nurse, must be patient. Passionate kiss, like spider web, leads to undoing of fly. Better to be pissed off than pissed on. Lady who goes camping must b ... For the first one, the original version is - Confucius says: Patients will be rewarded by pretty nurses~ 其实我最佩服的是孔子对青少年教育的耐心程度，在“两小儿辨日”里表现得淋漓尽致～最后发表：Devil_Star	kinezox 2012-5-18 14:37	51498	Devil_Star 2012-5-20 23:16
描述女孩" 娇气" 怎么说最后跟贴：原帖由粉猪妈妈于 2011-9-24 17:10 发表搂主形容的是典型小女孩的　＇princess syndrome＇此乃正解，谢谢，学到了最后发表：blacksheep ...2	karenbj 2011-9-8 21:58	394187	blacksheep 2012-5-17 23:58
问一个单词，skidle （像这个音）有语境请进最后跟贴：第二个解释，很黄很暴力最后发表：jerryclark	糯米老虎 2012-5-15 22:39	91417	jerryclark 2012-5-17 23:15
Hold up这个词怎么用??? 最后跟贴：How are you holding up? 最后发表：TuTuTu	nikyxin 2011-8-2 22:07	162329	TuTuTu 2012-5-17 21:35
“我有一个小疑问” 最后跟贴：I got a quick query 最后发表：floraz	cani123456 2012-5-16 19:44	72351	floraz 2012-5-17 21:13
请问物流和仓储领域的staging lanes，是哪个区域？最后跟贴：没上正道前的旁道。最后发表：杨白劳	turrella 2012-5-13 23:40	41360	杨白劳 2012-5-17 00:56
中国日报最后跟贴：感谢分享～确实一些特定环境背景下衍生的词汇不容易表达英文也是很多习惯用法出来的最后发表：floraz	Mintlolly 2012-5-16 15:51	11181	floraz 2012-5-16 16:57
dobbing是什么意思？最后跟贴：tell someone e l se 最后发表：true100	ALICE_YU 2011-9-3 10:34	112522	true100 2012-5-15 22:01

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