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Sports life
Daming wasn't chosen for the team last time.
The US stands for the United States.
代表...
是...的缩写
decision
decide
[dɪˈsaɪd] v.决定
[dɪˈsɪʒn] n. 决定
做决定
make a decision
我决定努力学习
I make a decision to study hard.
Daming wasn't chosen for the team last time. That was a bad decision.
adj. 生气的
angry = mad
be angry with sb
= be mad at sb
My mother was mad at me for going home late.
= was angry with me
请别生我的气
Please don't be mad at me
= Please don't be angry with me.
He's so mad at us that he will train harder
to win the match,
just to show our
point is wrong!
-- I didn't finish my homework because my textbook was missing.
-- That's no excuse.
[ɪkˈskju:s]n.借口
Never find an excuse for your mistake.
找借口
memory
n.记忆,回忆
[ˈmeməri]
The school is full of many good
memories.
be full of
装满/充满
If my memory is correct, Class One 47 points to Class Two 20.
n. 比分
-- Can I borrow your new computer? -- No way!
-- He is said to
pass the exam.
-- No way!
There is no way to speak to your parents like this.
城市与乡村之间的区别是什么?
What’s the difference between cities
and
countrysides?
We ____ the basketball team from Class Four.
beat : “打败”+对手/队伍/国家
beat
They _________ the football match yesterday.
win “赢得” lose “输掉”
+ 比赛/奖品/名次
won/lost
1. Betty _____ Daming in chess.
2. It is pleased for Tom to _____ the first prize.
beats
win
--Who ____ the tennis game yesterday?
--Jack, he ____ all the others.
won
beat
Hi, Tony. You look tired.
tiring: “疲惫的”
tired: “令人疲惫的”
Yes. I'm training for the big match
next week.
v.训练 n.火车
-- Who are you playing against?
-- HAS
play against 和...比赛
-- What does
HAS stand for?
-- Haidian All
Stars.
-- What's the score ?
-- If my memory
is correct, HAS 98
points to BIG 52.
But Daming wasn't chosen for the team
last time. That
was a bad decision.
n.决定
--We can’t play well without him.
-- That’s no
excuse!
借口
But Daming is back now. There's no difference between the
two teams
this season.
区别
--When is the match?
--It's next Saturday at noon. But if you want good seats, you shoud
come by 11:30.
-- Are you coming?
-- I’m not sure.
--How many matches have you played against HAS this year?
-- Well, about three.
--How many have HAS won?
-- Er... most of them.
-- Wrong! All of
them!
-- Face the truth, Tony! You’ve got no chance!
-- I don’t agree.
That’s not fair.
That's not fair
adj. 公平的/合理的
= That's unfair
那不公平!
Remember to throw the ball, not kick it, Tony!
He was so mad at us that he'll try harder to win, just to show we're wrong!
Nice work, Betty! I do hope they win this time. We’ll be there to cheer
for them.
Good job干得好!
1. Tony won the game. Let's cheer for him!
2. Betty failed the exam, I should cheer her up.
cheer for sb
为...欢呼/喝彩
cheer sb up
使某人振作
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