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tour vt. & vi. 遊覽; 觀光 & n. 觀光旅行 (與介詞on並用)
例:My parents are touring in Australia.
(我父母正在澳洲觀光。)
Our company go on a tour to a different country every year.
(我們公司每年都會到不同的國家旅遊。) |
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by taxi 搭計程車
注意:
表示『搭乘交通工具』須用介詞by, 其後直接加交通工具, 且該交通工具前不可置任何冠詞 (a、an、the), 如: by bus (搭公車)、by plane (搭飛機)、by train (搭火車)、by boat (搭船、坐船) 等, 而『步行』則用"on foot"。
例:It's too expensive to go there by taxi.
(搭計程車去那裡太貴了。)
We toured the city on foot for hours.
(我們在該市徒步觀光好幾個小時。) |
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convenient a. 方便的, 便利的
例:We found a convenient place to take a rest before continuing on our journey.
(我們在繼續我們的旅行之前找到了一個方便歇腳的地方。) |
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get around + 地方名詞 在某地四處走動
例:I get around town on my bicycle.
(我騎腳踏車在城裡走動。) |
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tip vi. & vt. 給小費 & n. 小費
tip + 人 + 錢 + for + 事物 因某事給某人 (錢) 小費
＊本文中的tipping為動名詞作主詞用。
例:The man tipped the bellboy US$10 for carrying his luggage to his room.
(那名男子給了那個幫他把行李抬到房間的行李員十塊美元小費。)
Usually, we leave the tip on the table.
(我們通常把小費留在桌上。) |
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know + 事物 + like the back of one's hand 對某事物瞭若指掌
例:Tony grew up in the city and knows it like the back of his hand.
(東尼在該市長大，對那裡瞭若指掌。) |
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at the same time 同時
例:Both the doorbell and the phone rang at the same time.
(門鈴和電話同時響起。) |
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personal a. 私人的
例:Westerners avoid asking personal questions.
(西方人會避免問及私人的問題。) |
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tour guide n. 導遊
例:The tour guide entertained the tourists on the tour bus by telling jokes.
(導遊在遊覽車上講笑話逗觀光客開心。) |
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He can take you wherever you want to go.
=He can take you to any place where you want to go.
不論你想去任何地方, 他都會把你送到。
＊wherever adv. 不論何處 |
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advice n. 忠告; 建議 (不可數)
advise vt. 忠告; 建議
give + 人 + a piece of advice + on + 事物
=advise + 人 + on + 事物
忠告某人某事; 就某事給某人建議
advise + 人 + to + 原形動詞 忠告/勸告某人……
例:As soon as I graduated, Dad gave me a piece of advice on how to do business.
(我一畢業，老爸就給了我一個如何做生意的忠告。)
I advised the old lady to put her money in a bank.
(我勸那位老太太把她的錢放到銀行。) |
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worth prep. 值得
be worth + 名詞/動名詞 值得……
例:This old painting is worth a fortune.
(這幅舊畫價值不斐。)
What's worth doing is worth doing well.
(值得做的事就值得好好去做。)
注意:
本文第二段最後一句句尾"be worth it"是固定用法, 等於"be worthwhile" (是值得的)。
例:Learning English is worth it.
=Learning English is worthwhile.
(學英文是值得的。) |
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