Some common spoken American languages.

American colloquial slang (15) 1. Let the cat out of the bag. I won't let the cat out of the bag. I won't reveal the secret. 2. In the market you want to buy, actively look for people who are always looking for new and different things in the market. People always want to buy something novel and different. Harold asked his boss not to interfere in his private life. Harold asked his boss to stop interfering in his private life. 4. If the screw is loose, the thread is off, and the nerve is wrong. There must be something wrong with Bill; His behavior is very strange. Bill must be crazy. His behavior is really strange. Persuade someone with ... She persuaded me to accept her idea. I think it will work. She persuaded me with her own point of view, and I think it will work. 2. Stick to American colloquial slang. Things will get better soon. Be patient. Things will get better soon. Rule by doing nothing and let nature take its course. He takes a hands-off attitude when raising children. He raised the children with nothing to do. Block my mouth with a spoon, I'm going to throw up! Block my mouth with a spoon! Please don't tell me such a confusing story again. I'm going to throw up! Please stop telling such disgusting stories. Keep moving. Keep moving. You can't park here. Hurry up! You can't park here. The cook thought of a good way to surprise his wife on her birthday. He thought of a good way to surprise her on her birthday. Oh, a good husband in a woman's heart! American colloquial slang (17) 1. If you want to survive in this business, you have to roll with the punches. If you want to survive in this business, you have to roll with the punches. I was ready for a fight, but he gave in at once. I was about to have a big fight with him when he surrendered at once. 3. It's not good to get involved and take action and concentrate all your energy on writing. You should try painting or dancing. Writing alone is not good for you. You should dabble in painting or dancing. Ann's mother urged her to hang up her clothes. Ann's mother stared at her and asked her to hang up her clothes. Unfortunately, the deal didn't succeed. I lost a thousand dollars. Unfortunately, this business failed, and I lost $65,438+0,000. American colloquial slang (18) 1. After working in the office for ten years, Alice was fired for no reason. How can they bully her like this? After working for ten years, Alice was fired for no reason. How can they bully her like this? It started at the last minute. Peter always waits until the last minute to start work. I can never put it off until the last minute like that. Peter always waits until the last minute to start doing things. I don't want him to wait until the last minute like that. You can't resist this system. You can't resist the whole system. Stupid Arnold is the dumbest person I have ever met. Arnold is the stupidest person I have ever met. Expose (scandal) The newspaper report exposed the senator's illegal transactions. Newspaper reports exposed the senator's illegal activities. American colloquial slang (19) brings everyone together. It is time for us to have a meeting. Gather everyone. It's time for the meeting. I can let you stay for a few days. My apartment is big enough for two people. You can stay with me for a few days. My apartment can accommodate two people. Who will manage the business while I am away? Who's in charge while I'm away? Take your frustration out on me. Don't take it out on me. He thinks he's great. But everyone else thinks he's an asshole. He thinks he is a fool, but others think he is a fool. American colloquial slang (20) 1. Essential details, basic situation Let's talk about the substantive issues. I want to hear what will happen next. Let's go into details. I want to know what happened later. Bad is bad. This typewriter is not good. Every time I use it, the ribbon falls out. This typewriter is broken. Every time you use it, the ribbon will fall off. Have someone's number, know someone's background and see through someone. She dare not do anything to me, I have her details. She dare not do anything to me because I know her like the back of my hand. 4. Sexy stunner A fresh and charming person or thing. Tom thinks Shirley is a sexy stunner. Tom thinks Shirley is a stunner. I'll let you go this time, but don't do it again. I won't punish you this time, so don't do it next time. American colloquial slang (2 1) 1.hunky-dory is no problem. Everything here is fine. Don't worry, everything is fine here. I won't lie to you. I saw this woman talking to her hand. I lied to you, not to you. I saw this woman talking to her hand. Lose your temper. I've never seen Teresa lose her temper before. I always thought she was a very easy-going person. I've never seen Teresa lose her temper. I always thought she was a good woman. Nosy gladys is always nosy. I don't understand how she has time to deal with her own affairs. Gladys is always nosy. I don't know how she has time to deal with her own affairs. Cheat him and cheat us, but we got on the bus before he escaped. He tried to cheat us, but we knew before he succeeded in his plot. American colloquial slang (22) 1. beats me. I don't know. beats me. We haven't learned this yet. I don't know. We haven't learned this yet. 2. Fuck off! Beat it! I have my hands full right now. Go away! I have my hands full right now. 3. wasting your breath. I've always made up my mind. There is no point in wasting your energy. I've decided not to waste my breath. John hancock's signature, please sign here. Please sign here. Keep a secret and don't tell anyone about the party. Let's keep it a secret. Don't tell anyone about the party. Don't let it out. American colloquial slang (23) 1. Kick around to discuss; Before making a final decision, let's consider several more plans. Let's consider a few more plans before we make a final decision. Drug addicts drug addicts steal money to buy more drugs. The drug addict stole money in order to buy more drugs. I've never seen anyone eat so much food and look so thin. Tried to court her, but she turned him down. He tried to tease her, but she refused him. 5. Desperate and unscrupulous. I'm desperate for you. I know you would do the same for me. I will do it for you, and I know that one day you will do the same for me. American colloquial slang (24) 1.drag hates this annoying guy! There is nothing to do here! What a nuisance! There is nothing to do here! A drop in the ocean The money Mr. Howell spent on a new Rolls Royce car is only a drop in the ocean compared with his annual salary. Compared with his annual salary, Mr. Howell's money for selling a new Rolls Royce car is just a drop in the ocean. Susie said to Mike, "Go to hell!" When he kept teaching her the weight. When Mike kept teasing Susie about her weight, Susie said, "Go to hell!" " "Sarah became down and out after losing her job and apartment. After losing her job and house, Sarah became down and out. He only cares about basketball, TV, girls and the like. He only cares about basketball, TV and girls. American colloquial slang (25) 1 knowledgeable person knowledgeable person Grace is always correcting others. She thinks she knows everything. Grace is always correcting others. She thinks she knows everything. That man is really weird. He has five or three cats! That man is really strange. He has 53 cats! 3. Let someone have it and make someone look better. Next time I see Rick, I'll give him a taste of it. I want Li Ke to look better next time I see him. Jeff's efforts finally paid off. He is slightly better than other competitors. Jeff's efforts paid off. He is superior to his competitors. Down and out Chris is such a down and out person. He sleeps on a park bench and drinks all day. Chris is really down and out. He sleeps on a park bench and drinks all day. American colloquial slang (26) 1 quit, after working in the used car industry for 40 years, Harry finally quit. After 40 years in the used car business, Harry finally quit. We all chipped in to buy Jennifer a parting gift. Everyone bought a farewell gift for Jennifer. 3. A piece cut from the old block is printed in the mold; Scott is like father, like son. He reminds me of many things about his father when he was that age. Squet is a dead ringer for his father. He reminds me of many things about his father when he was his age. Turn over a new leaf and turn over a new leaf. If you want to go to a good school, you'd better mend your ways. If you want a good school, you must turn over a new leaf. Strive for strength. 5. something that hangs people's appetite. TV series like Dallas naturally end the season in a gripping way. A TV series like Dallas often ends the season in an appetizing way. American colloquial slang (27) 1. The bull's head is stubborn, and Terry is such a bull's head; He won't listen to anyone. Terry is so stubborn that he won't listen to other people's opinions. Louise was blamed for being partial to Richard. Louis was blamed for favoring Richard. Nauseating experience that performance was really disappointing. The performance was very appetizing. Irritating someone will irritate someone. I get angry when people don't do their jobs well. It makes me angry that someone can't do a good job. It took Cindy a long time to understand what Bill was saying. It took Cindy a long time to suddenly understand what Bill said.