off the hook:?no longer in difficulty or trouble. "I lied to get him off the hook" 脫身，或是擺脫責(zé)任

hang up receiver: Replace a telephone?receiver?in its cradle(搖籃，支架); end a phone conversation. For example, She?hung up?the phone, or He?hung up on?her.?

be engaged to someone

cuckold 戴綠帽子

You were cuckolded by someone.

siesta?午休

pirated music 盜版音樂

outback:?any remote or sparsely populated region.

steakhouse:?a restaurant that specializes in serving steaks.

gift certificate?禮券

jackpot 頭獎

Sirloin steak?西冷牛排

liaison?1.?聯(lián)絡(luò) 2.?私通

Fruit of the loom: An object, person or process that is standard/basic?as fuck.?Paying tribute?to the basic fashion that is?Fruit of the Loom.

Person 1: "Did you see?Tara's?dress?"

Person 2: "Urgh. yeah it was totally?Fruit of the Loom"

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Person 1: "Barry got a new phone! Has he let you have a look yet?"

Person 2: "What that fucking Fruit of the Loom?Nokia, na, I'm alright thanks..."

bang something out:

?1.

play music noisily, enthusiastically, and typically unskillfully.

"Dad was annihilating a Beethoven sonata, banging out notes"

2.

produce something hurriedly or in great quantities.

"they weren't banging out ads in my day the way they are now"

bang out:?(idiomatic) To?do?something quickly, in a slipshod, or unprofessional manner. "Would you care to bang it out over lunch?"

split it 分開來付錢

contemplative 沉思的

I just don't think there's any way I can write a report that doesn't end with her being terminated.

sneeze?噴嚏

sweep something under the rug (or carpet):?conceal or ignore a problem or difficulty in the hope that it will be forgotten.

icky:?nasty or unpleasant.

leftover?剩菜剩飯

turn?one's?nose up: to refuse to take or accept something because it is not good enough I offered the cat some food, but it?turned?its?nose up?and walked away. —usually + atThey?turned?their?nose up?at our offer.

If you say that?someone?is?losing?it, you?mean?that they are becoming crazy. [informal] I'm afraid he's really?lost?it.?

preclude 排除 "An illness preclude you from doing your job"