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100 å°è¯èµ°å¤©ä¸ 1--Break 100å°è¯èµ°å¤©ä¸ââbreakï¼æç ´ï¼å¤±çº¦ï¼ä¼æ¯ï¼ ï¬ Peter broke his leg when playing basketball. ï¬ Would you break this dollar bill for me? ï¬ Letâs take a break for 5. 1. Break the new to someone ï¬ Peterâs mother just died in the hospital. How can we break the news to him. ï¬ I could imagine how pissed you are when she broke the news to you. ï¬ I just accidently broke the news of her husband cheating on her to Laura. 2. Break up 1) break up with someone åæäººåæ ï¬ I broke up with him because he never cared about me. ï¬ Have you seen Peter since you two broke up? ï¬ Iâm breaking up with you. 2) breaking up è¡¨ç¤ºå£°é³ææç»ç» ï¬ Youâre breaking up. Call me again. ï¬ I canât hear you well. Youâre breaking up. 3. break even ä¸èµé±ä¸èµé± ï¬ We broke even last year. Itâs not that good compared to my friendâs company. But itâs not that bad for a first-year company either. ï¬ We didnât sell enough products to break even.(to cover the cost) 4. break oneâs heart 让æäººå¤±æï¼è®©æäººä¼¤å¿ ï¬ You broke my heart. /Donât broke my heart. Donât go! ï¬ In the course of your lives, perhaps without any plan on your part, you will see suffering that's going to break your heart. And when it happens, don't turn away from it. That's the moment that change is born. ï¬ åä½ï¼heartbreaker n. 让å«äººä¼¤å¿ç人 åç±»åï¼ ï¬ I will do my best not to break my promise. ï¬ I canât help you on this one. Youâre asking me to break the law. ï¬ I broke my leg skiing last weekend. ï¬ If anyone breaks the rules, he will be kicked out. 5. something can either make or break ... ï¬ This contract can either make or break our company. ï¬ It's a tough job. It will either make or break him. 6. lucky breakï¼big breakï¼ ï¬ This is my lucky break. ï¬ I've never had a lucky break. ï¬ This is the big break I've been waiting for. ï¬ That's a big break for him. 7. take a break/Give me (gimme a break) 8. break into é¯å ¥ ï¬ Someone broke into my house and stole my computer. ï¬ Thereâs someone outside trying to break into my house. I have a baby by my side, and also I have a gun in my hand, can I shot him if he comes in? I wonât tell you to do that because Iâm a officer. But I think you should do that to protect your baby. 9. be broke ç©·å è ï¬ The wedding dress was so expensive. Iâm broke. 2--Turn 100å°è¯èµ°å¤©ä¸ââturnï¼è½¬åï¼åå¾ï¼turn+å¹´é¾ï¼ ï¬ Go down this road and turn left, itâs on your right side. You wonât miss it. ï¬ The weather is starting to turn warm. ï¬ I will turn 18 next month. 1. Turn on 1) turn on something æå¼ ï¬ Itâs so boring. Go turn on the TV. ï¬ I want to take a shower later. Could you help me turn on the shower sweetie? 2) turn someone on 使æäººå ´å¥ ï¬ Your dress is so sexy. It turns me on. ï¬ The way you call my name really turns me on. 2. Turn off ï¬ Turn off the lights before you go to bed. ï¬ Remember to turn off the tap when you finishing washing vegetables. 3. Turn heads ï¬ My friend Laura is so hot, and she is always the center of attention. She turns heads everywhere she goes. ï¬ She isn't what you'd call a beauty, but there's something about her. She is a head turner. 4. Turn in ç¡è§, ä¸äº¤ ï¬ I feel exhausted. Iâm gonna turn in. ï¬ Please turn in your papers by tomorrow. ï¬ I can tell you didnât even read it before you turned it in. 5. Turn ï¼æ¹å ï¬ Turn left/right ï¬ make a left turn at the end of the road. Make a U-turn. ï¬ They had a huge fight. Peter turned to leave, then turn back suddenly to kiss. And then they were all good again. 6. Turn around æ¹åæ¹åï¼æ 嵿æå¥½è½¬ ï¬ I turned around to see who was entering the room. ï¬ I turned around to see where it was coming from. ï¬ They turned around and said âIâm sorry.â ï¬ I think weâre lost. Letâs just turn around and go home. ï¬ Things are turning around. Donât worry. 7. Turn the page 度è¿è°è¦ç䏿®µæ¥å ï¬ Itâs time to turn the page. ï¬ With his company going public, Peter might be able to turn the page. 8. Turn + 年纪 Iâm turning 30 next month. /I just turned thirty this year. 9. Turn down 1) æå£°é³è°ä½ ï¬ Turn down the music, our baby is sleeping. ï¬ Tell the kids to turn down the TV. Itâs so annoying. 2) æç» ï¬ She turned me down. ï¬ We turn down over 99% of our applicants. 10. Take turns doing something è½®æµåæäº ï¬ They take turns looking after Mike. ï¬ They take turns beating me and donât allow me to tell anyone about this, or they will beat me up again. 11. Take a turn for the worse/better æ¶åï¼å¥½è½¬ ï¬ My grandmotherâs health has taken a turn for the worse. 12. Turn up å°åº ï¬ I promise you Iâll turn up. ï¬ Weâve been waiting for Jack Ma for two hours and the host just told us âWeâre so sorry to tell you this, but Jack Ma wonât turn up tonight for some personal reasonsâ. 13. Turn oneâs back on åé¿ï¼æç»æäºº ï¬ If I turn my back on my girlfriend, she will kill me. ï¬ Now I only turn my back for a second and she was gone. 14. Oneâs turn è½®å°æäººäº 3--Give part 1 1. Give someone something ç»æçä½ æç© ä¾ï¼Give me the money. == Gimme the money. ä¾ï¼Can you give me a discount?/ Can you give me a discount if I pay in cash? 2. Give someone a buzz/a call/a ring ç»æäººæçµè¯ ä¾ï¼Gimme a buzz when you get home./If you have any questions, gimme a call. 3. give someone an answer ç»æäººä¸ä¸ªåå¤ ä¾ï¼Could you give me an answer by tomorrow? ä¾ï¼Why didn't you give me an answer to my question? 4. give someone a hand å¸®å©æäººï¼ç»æäººæææ ä¾ï¼Give me a hand with my homework. ä¾ï¼Would you give me a hand with this? ä¾ï¼Would you give me a hand with my English? 5. Give someone a chance/opportunity (to do something) ç»æäººä¸ä¸ªæºä¼åæäº ä¾ï¼You have to give me a chance to explain. It's not what it looks like. ä¾ï¼ Although Peter screwed it up this time, I'll give him another chance. I bet he'll improve. ä¾ï¼Won't you give me just one more chance? 6. Give it a try/shot è¯ä¸è¯ ä¾ï¼I'll give it a try/shot. ä¾ï¼I can't promise you it can work. But I'll give it a try. 7. Give someone a ride ï¼home/to +å°ç¹ï¼è®©æäººæè½¦ ä¾ï¼How about I give you a ride home? Get a ride with someone to +å°ç¹ ä¾ï¼Can I get a ride with you to work tomorrow? Go for a ride å»å é£ ä¾ï¼I just bought a Porscheï¼Ferrari. You wanna go for a ride? 8. Give someone one's word åæäººä¿è¯ ä¾ï¼I will give you my word I'll do what I can. ä¾ï¼I will give you my word I will take really good care of her. 9. Give someone a hard time ç»æäººè°é¾æ¶å ä¾ï¼You're giving me a hard time. I've only got 10 dollars and you ask me for 20 dollars? Where can I get the rest of the money for you? ä¾ï¼Don't give yourself a hard time. 10.ï¼å¦å®ï¼give a damn 对æäºå®å ¨ä¸å¨ä¹ï¼shit/fuckï¼ ä¾ï¼Who do you think you are? How can you talk to me like that? I'll quit. I don't give a damn about this company. ä¾ï¼I don't give a damn what you think of me. 11. Give someone some time ç»æäººå¤å°æ¶é´ ä¾ï¼I can't decide now. You've got to give me some time to think about it. ä¾ï¼Give her some time. She will think through. ä¾ï¼Life doesn't give me a lot of time to waste. ä¾ï¼Please give me a few more minutes. 12. Don't give me that. ä¸è¦ç»ææ¥è¿å¥ï¼è¡¨æ ï¼è¯´è¯çï¼ ä¾ï¼She can't make it. I give you that. ä¾ï¼Don't give me that face/look. It's wasn't my fault. ä¾ï¼Don't give me that. I know all the details. 13. I'd give anything(åè¯) for something/to do something 为äº..ææ¿æçºç²â¦ ä¾ï¼I'd give anything I have to go out with Laura. She's so beautiful. ä¾ï¼I'd give everything to have her back. 14. Give away æèµ ï¼éç»ï¼æ³æ¼ ä¾ï¼You want me to give away my book? No way. I can give money if you want, but my books? No! ä¾ï¼We all have some stuff that we used to like a lot but we won't use it again, maybe some of us would just throw them away. Why don't we give them away to someone who need them? ä¾ï¼I know you're lying. Your look just gave you away. 15. Give back å½è¿ ä¾ï¼When will you give back my money? ä¾ï¼I came to give back your stuff. 16. Give in 屿 ä¾ï¼I don't want to get married so young. I'm not gonna give in to this this time. ä¾ï¼She'll never give in to the idea that she will never get married. ä¾ï¼Why are you going on a date with Peter? He asked me so many times that I had to give in. 17. Give off ååºï¼å æçï¼ ä¾ï¼I'll never use your bathroom again. You know, your bathroom was giving off a terrible stink. How could you stand that? ä¾ï¼What is that terrible smell? That factory is giving off a strong odor. 18. Give up æ¾å¼ ä¾ï¼Don't give up so easily. ä¸è¦è¿ä¹è½»ææ¾å¼ã ä¾ï¼I giving up smoking for my health. ä¾ï¼Don't give up on me. 19. Give me a second. çä¸ä¸ 20. Give me a break. ä½ å¯æåå§ 21. Give yourself a day off. ç»èªå·±æ¾ä¸å¤©åã ä¾ï¼If you feel like you're living in a rut, just give yourself a few days off, stay away from work and try your best to figure what you can do to make your life more colorful. 22. I'll give it five stars. æè§å¾å¾æ£ã 23. Give or take. å¤§çº¦ï¼ ä¾ï¼I need four hours to prepare for this class, give or take. 24. Give me five./Give me a hug. 25. Give someone a ballpark figure ç»ä¸ªå¤§æ¦çæ°åã ä¾ï¼Can you give me a ballpark figure? 26. Give an inch 让æ¥ï¼ ä¾ï¼I won't give an inch this time. Give someone an inch and he will take a mile. 5--Send 1. send someone something I didnât send him an invitation. I should probably send a thank-you letter to her. 2. send someone to some place ææäººéå°æå°ï¼æ¯æäººåæäº(be sent to) I donât want to send him there. She was sent to the warehouse. 3. send someone an email ç»æäººåéé®ä»¶ Did you get the email I sent you the other day? Iâll send you an email later telling you about all the details. 4. send something/someone back ææäººéåå»ï¼æâ¦å½è¿ Should we send them something back? I have to send it back. I canât take this.