问口水三国宝石怎么搭配

问候和表达
在美国，有许许多多表达“你好”的用语，更不用说那些表达个人感受的词语了。熟记并使用以下语句，与当地人轻松交流。hey,y’all!(大家好!此问候语常见于美国南部，y’all是you的一种复数形式)
howdy(你好。这是区域性用语，常见于德克萨斯州、俄克拉荷马州和大平原地区)
what’s up?(how are you?你好吗?that **s/that’s beat(that ** bad—糟透了)
chillin’(not doing much,relaxing—没干什么事情，挺轻松的)
hang out(spend time with someone/relax in a certain
place—与某人共度时光/在某个地方放松休息)
wicked(真的。这是区域性用语，常见于马萨诸塞州的波士顿地区—“that party was wicked good!awesome(great—棒极了)
cool(nice/great—不错/好极了)
h**ing a blast(h**ing a really good time –“i had a blast in my class”—度过了一段美好时光)
that’s sick!(that’s really good—真是太棒啦!filthy(seattle slang for good –“you got an a in the **?that’s
filthy!西雅图俚语“好”)
sweet(nice—不错)
you bet!(yes—是的)
to take off(to le**e –“we’re taking off now”—离开)
see ya!(goodbye—再见)
laters!(goodbye—再见)
服饰
pants(trousers—裤子)
panties(female underwear—女式内裤)
underpants(male underwear—男士内裤)
sweater(jumper/pullover/jersey—针织套衫/套头毛衣/毛线衫)
vest(wa**tcoat—马甲)
undershirt(vest—汗衫)
sneakers(trainers—运动鞋)
suspenders(braces—吊带)
galoshes(wellington boots—橡胶套鞋)
turtleneck(polo neck—高领毛衣)
bathing suit(swimming costume—泳装)
bath robe(dressing gown—浴袍)
diaper(nappy—尿布)
食物和饮料
cotton candy(candy floss—棉花糖)
candy(chocolate/sweets—巧克力/糖果)
cookie(sweet b**cuit—甜饼干)
b**cuit(s**oury scone—美味烤饼)
soda(fizzy drink.can also be pop or coke depending on the
region—碳酸饮料，部分地区用来指汽水或可乐)
chips(cr**ps—薯片)
jelly(jam—果酱)
jell-o(jelly—果冻)
cilantro(coriander—香菜)
flapjack(can mean a pancake—可用来指薄烤饼)
popsicle(ice lolly—冰棍)
zucchini(courgette—西葫芦)
eggplant(aubergine—茄子)
appetizer(starter—开胃菜)
take out(take away food—外卖食物)
get the check(ask for the bill in a restaurant—在餐馆买单)
人物、地点和生活方式
chick(girl—女生)
dude(boy—男生)
redneck/hick(a derogatory term for someone who lives in a rural
area—贬义词，用来指生活在农村地区的人)
wheels(a vehicle,usually a car—交通工具，通常指汽车)
pa**ng lot(place to park cars—停车场)
sidewalk(p**ement—人行道)
soccer(football—足球)
football(american football—橄榄球)
elevator(lift—电梯)
金钱
在美国，有许多词语可以用来指口袋里的钱。熟悉最常见的用法，就不怕自己给错钱啦!以下是关于钱的一些俚语用法：
a$5 bill can be referred as a‘fin’,‘fiver’or‘five-spot’.
用“fin”、“fiver”或“five-spot”来指5美元钞票
a$10 bill ** a‘hamilton’or‘sawbuck’.
用“hamilton”或“sawbuck”来指10美元钞票
20 can be a‘jackson’or a‘dub’.
用“jackson”或“dub”来指20美元钞票
a$1 bill ** either a‘single’,‘ace’or‘buck’.
用“single”、“ace”或“buck”来指1美元钞票
a$100 bill ** known as a‘benjamin’,so called because a portrait of
benjamin franklin ** on the note.
用“benjamin”来指100美元钞票，因为钞票上面印着本杰明·富兰克林的头像
to refer to$1000 americans might say‘a grand’,‘a k’(as in kilo)or‘a
large’.
用“a grand”、“a k”(“kilo”有“千”的意思)或“a large”来指1000美元
a nickel ** a five cent coin.
“nickel”表示5美分
dime means a 10 cent coin.
“dime”表示10美分
a quarter ** 25 cents.
“quarter”表示25美分
美式英语中有大量的俚语用来表示美元，比如bucks、moolah、greenbacks、smackers和cheddar.
校园用语
学会以下校园常用表达方式，助你更好地理解同学和教授的说话意思。to blow it(to fail –“i didn’t rev**e for my maths test and i blew
it”—搞砸)
cram(to study hard before an exam—考前死记硬背)
hit the books(to study—用功学习)
pop quiz(a surpr**e test—突击考试)
period(a full stop—到此为止)
pull an all-nighter(to study all night—熬夜通宵)
to ace a test(to do well on an exam—考试得高分)
cut class(deliberately m**s your classes—故意旷课)
drop a class(unenroll from a class—退课)
slack off(not do much work,being lazy—偷懒)
flunk(fail—考试不及格)
eraser(rubber—橡皮)
mail something(send something in the post—邮寄某物)
freshman 15(the amount of weight a student ** said to gain in their first
year in pounds—指的是大一新生在第一年里体重会增加15磅或更多)
独特的词语和短语
这些词语和短语从字面上不容易理解!而且，在日常交流中，你极有可能会遇到它们，快尽早学习起来吧~
juiced(pumped up,ready to go—振奋起来，准备出发)
knocked up(pregnant—怀孕)
stoked(excited—兴奋的)
to be beat(to be tired –“i’m beat from last night’s awesome student
party”—精疲力尽的—“i’m beat from last night’s awesome student party”)
h**ing a crush on somebody(to be attracted to somebody –“i h**e a crush
on my roommate”—迷上某人)
to be ripped(to h**e h**e a lot of muscle,usually used for
men—肌肉发达，通常形容男性)
loser(an uncool person—老是失败的人)
ride shotgun(ride in the front passenger seat of a car—坐在汽车的前排)
dig(to like something/someone –“i really dig your new
haircut”—喜欢某物/某人)
screw up(to make a m**take—搞砸，弄糟)
shoot the breeze(to talk—闲聊)
take a rain check(do something at a later time—改期)
jonesing(cr**ing something –“i’m really jonesing for some candy right
now”—渴望某物)
chicken(coward—胆小鬼)
bummer!(something bad has happened—扫兴)
swagger/swagga(a confident,styl**h attitude;originated from
chicago—神气十足，大摇大摆，源于芝加哥)
sketchy(suspicious—可疑的)
mad(very;new york slang –“that test was mad difficult”—非常，纽约俚语)
美国独有的事物
没有“ground”楼层
在美国，用“first floor”或“first
story”表示一楼，以此类推上面的楼层。因此，在乘坐电梯或浏览百货商店的时候尤其让人困惑。盎司和磅
美国人仍然广泛地使用英制重量单位—盎司和磅，这对于从小就习惯使用公制重量单位—克和千克的你而言，无疑是一种挑战。1盎司约为28克，1磅是453克。此外，美国人使用英尺、码和英里而不是米来计算距离;使用加仑和夸脱而非升来计算液体的体积。是不是有点晕啊?john hancock
如果有人问你要john hancock，其实是让你签个名。这个用法源于john hancock在《独立宣言》上的签名，够大够醒目。许多地方都有昵称
波士顿是“豆城”，洛杉矶是“天使之城”，拉斯维加斯是“罪恶之城”，纽约是“大苹果”(不胜枚举)。此外，连整个州都有别名，比如新泽西州的昵称是“花园之州”。以上信息仅供参考。