Get worked up 这个短语可以被用来形容某人因什么事情被惹生气或使其变得十分激动。 例句 “So your football team lost again. I don't know why you get so worked up. It's only a game.” “The fact that you always say ‘it's only a game’ is what really gets me worked up!” Calm down...
今日短语 Get worked up 这个短语可以被用来形容某人因什么事情被惹生气或使其变得十分激动。 例句 “So your football team lost again. I don’t know why you get so worked up. It’s only a game.” “The fact that you always say...
Get worked up 这个短语可以被用来形容某人因什么事情被惹生气或使其变得十分激动。 例句 “So your football team lost again. I don't know why you get so worked up. It's only a game.” “Thefact1that you always say ‘it's only a game' is what really gets me worked up!” Calm2down,...
I mean, you shouldn't get worked up. To get worked up means to get angry or excited. LH:噢,don't get worked up是别生气的意思!不生气?你看看他们写的中文有难看,而且还老是写错别字。 LL: Let me see those. Hmm... Wow, this isn't bad at all. I can tell they're a lot better...
bit of word play."Getting worked up over" has these meanings (to find interest/enthusiasm in or to be sexually aroused by) along with the FT43 mentioned (to be irritated by), so you have to decide based on context.Irritated is the most common usage, but it doesn't apply here.
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If we’re lost, don’t get mad at me! You’re the one who forgot the map!(如果我走错了,你可不要发火,没带地图的是你。) 4.what’ up (1)打招呼(2)出什么事情了(第18集) 1.make a difference 改观 (更有起色,使...更好) 例句:My friend Joe gives money to the poor, because he ...
Taylor:Back me up. This is gonna be really hard.支持我,接下来会很艰难。back someone up:支持某人 39:58 Taylor:Eli... I am not gonna stand by and watch you kill yourself.Eli,我不能眼看着你害死自己的。stand by:袖手旁观 注:这个短语还有一个常见用法就是“(为活动等)做好准备”。 40:21...
M: I'm thinking about going to the rock concert in the student's center, will you join me? W: Sorry, I don't think I'll go to the concert tonight. I'll have to wait %$^"s call, and then prepare for the exam. M: Are we having an exam tomorrow?
(“Error code 0x80004005 : Operation Failed.”) It takes the starch out of them very quickly, tearing them down so that I can start building them back up in my own geeky image. (Student: “Platt, you’re a sadistic bastard.” Me: “Um, yeah, what’s your point?”) I ...