at home

例句：
I prefer to spend time at home on holidays.

A: How come your father is always not at home?
你爸爸怎么一天到晚都不在家??？
B: His company requires him to take business trips very often.

for good 永遠(yuǎn)

例句：
John left his hometown at the age of ten for good, and never came back to it.

for nothing 免費(fèi)，徒然

例句：
All their efforts went for nothing because the content was cancelled.
比賽取消了，他們的一切努力都白費(fèi)了。

once in a while 偶爾

例句：
It will be great if we can take a trip abroad once in a while.

fell like something （v.）想要，意欲...

例句：
She feels like making more new friends at anew school.
對話：
A: How can you do that kind of thing?
B: It's none of your business. I just feel like doing it.

hear from （動）接到......的信息

例句：
I haven't heard from him since last summer.

eat out （動）出去吃

例句：
The couple usually eats out to celebrate Valentine's Day.
對話：
A: Do you want to eat out tonight?
B:Yeah! Let's go to that new restaurant.

get ready (to) （動）準(zhǔn)備好要.....

例句：
We can start the meeting anytime when you get ready.

No kidding （名）沒開玩笑吧/真的嗎？

例句：
No kidding! It is impossible for a kid to finish homework in such a short time.

對話：
A: I can run a hundred meters in ten seconds.
B: Ten seconds? No kidding?

A: Are you sure this is the right way?
B: No kidding. I have been there many times.

take off （動）脫下，摘下，起飛

例句：
Can you hurry up? The plane will take off in an hour.

對話：
A: Oh-no. I spilled juice on my new shirt.
B: Take off your shirt and I will clean it for you right now.

on purpose （副）故意地

例句：
The naughty boy stepped on the garden on purpose.

as a matter of fact （副）實(shí)際上

例句：
As a matter of fact, I never know anything about Japanese history.

對話：
A: How can you play the piano so well?
B: As a matter of fact, I have been learning since I was seven.

A: The exam was very hard.
B: It is because you didn't study. As a matter of fact, I thought it was easy.

by mistake （副）錯(cuò)誤地

例句：
She dialed the wrong number by mistake, so no one answered the phone.

count on someone/somethiong （動）依賴、指望某人/某事

例句：
It is not a good habit to count on other's help all the time.

對話：
A: I can't imagine that Paul didn't show up.
B: We should have never counted on him.

A: How come you and Freddy are such good friends?
B: Because we can always count on each other.

get rid of someone/something （動）把......丟掉、除去

例句：
I ask John to get rid of the dirty clothes quickly.

對話：
A: Why are there so many things at your door?
B: Those are the things that I want to get rid of.

A: The new employee is such a pain.
B: Yeah. I hope that the manager can get rid of him soon.

drive someone crazy （動）使某人發(fā)狂

例句：
The noise of traffic at night drives me crazy.

對話：
A: Can you turn down the music? It is Driving me crazy.
B: I am sorry. I didn't know it annoys you.

A:The hot weather is driving me crazy.
B: Maybe you should calm down first.

on account of 由于

例句：
I agreed Tom to go on dates with him on account of his kindness.

對話：
A: We have to cancel the game on account of the bad weather.
B: That's too bad.

A: On account of the delay of the train, I might not get there in time.
B: OK. I see.

get along (with) （動）和......相處

例句：
I get along well with my mother since my childhood, so we are like friends.

對話：
A: It's hard to get along with a guy like him.
B: Yeah, he gets into a temper easily.

A: I heard that you and Jeff got into a fight yesterday.
B: No, we got along very well.

every now and then （副）偶爾

例句：
Most of our customers only come to our shop every now and then.

對話：
A: Do you study English very often?
B: To be honest, I only study every now and then.

bump into （動） 撞見；不期而遇

例句：
I bumped into Harry when I went shopping last Sunday.

對話：
A: Guess who I bumped into this afternoon?
B: Janet! Or you won't be so excited.

A: What a surprise! I never thought I would bump into you here.
B: Yeah. me too.

put away something (動）把......收拾好

例句：
Andy's mother asks him to put away his toyafter playing with them.

對話：
A: Can you put away your things? It is a mess here.
B: Hey! Most of them are yours.

A: Did you put away my things for me?
B: No, maybe mom did.

shut off （動）關(guān)起來

例句：
I shut off the windows in case the room gets cold in the midnight.

對話：
A: Can you shut off the air conditioner for me?
B: No, it's still very hot here.

A: Remember to shut off the heater before you go to bed.
B: I know.

Take someone/something out （動） 帶某人出去/拿出某物

例句：
I plan to take my child out for buying some new clothes.

對話：
A: Can you take the trash out for me?
B: Sure!

A: Robert, can you take Bill out for taking a walk?
B: OK.

do without （動） 不需要；沒有......也行

例句：
John is still not here. I guess we will have to do without him.

對話：
A: Jack is the guy who we can really count on.
B: Yeah, I don't know what I could do without him.

A: Now that you have started to work, you should do without our help.
B: That is right. I truly appreciate your help before.

run into someone/something （動） 偶然碰到某人/某事

例句：
I never thought I would run into you here.

對話：
A: Guess who I ran into last night?
B: Your ex-girlfriend?

A: I ran into a car accident yesterday.
B: It must be horrifying.

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