“杯具了”的英语日常用语对话

　　Larry打算请很多人来家里做客，李华在帮他策划这个大party。他们英语日常用语对话会用到两个说法：stoked跟bummer。

　　Larry: OK, so we'll need about two dozen hamburgers, 20 pounds of ribs, a cheese platter, four bags of potato chips, potato salad, and...what am I missing?

　　LH: 还能缺什么啊?你说的这些东西，足够我吃一个礼拜了!我说Larry，你到底要请多少客人啊?

　　Larry: There should be around 40 people here. It's going to be great. I'm so stoked!

　　LH: Stoked?什么意思?

　　Larry: Yeah, stoked, s-t-o-k-e-d, stoked. It means to be really excited about something。

　　LH: Oh，stoked就是特别兴奋，特殊激动的意思。（注意英语日常用语对话中出现的生字词讲解）

　　Larry: That's right. I'm really looking forward to this party. In other words, you could say I'm super stoked! It's going to be so much fun. Aren't you stoked, Lihua?

　　LH: 怎么说呢?I'm kind of stoked，我也挺愉快的，不外Larry，你请那么多人，等派对结束后，这里断定乱哄哄的。

　　Larry: Oh, don't worry about that. You'll help me clean after the party, right?

　　LH: 啊?!还要我帮忙收拾?

　　Larry: Oh, and I forgot to tell you. I'm stoked about the DJ I hired for the party。

　　LH: 你还请了个DJ混音师?

　　Larry: Yea, he's an old friend from high school. He told me he's got quite a lot of fans around town these days。

　　LH: 我看出来了，这场party人又多，音乐又是吵哄哄的摇滚乐，而我还得负责事后清理战场的工作。当初想起来我都头疼。I can't say that I'm stoked quite yet。

　　Larry: Still not stoked? OK, what if I told you that my friend Brian will be there? You know, the guy who is in charge of interns at the company you want to work for?

　　LH: 啊?Brian要来?我特想去他们公司实习，你一定帮我介绍!

　　Larry: No problem. I'll ask him to help you get the internship at his company。

　　LH: Awesome! Now I'm stoked! Larry, 让咱们投入战斗吧!

　　Larry跟李华精心准备的派对开始了，可是却出了点小状况。英语日常用语对话继续聊：

　　LH: Larry，牛肉饼烤得怎么样啦?我等着做汉堡包呢!

　　Larry: Not too bad. They're just cooking a little slower than I thought. I guess my grill is too small. It's OK, though! I'm still stoked for the party!

　　LH: Larry!你看看，烧烤架下面基础就不火!你是不是不瓦斯啦?

　　Larry: Oh, no! You're right! What a bummer!

　　LH: Bummer? 你是说bum，勤鬼吗?

　　Larry: No. Not bum, bummer! A bummer is bad news, or something that makes you upset - like running out of gas when you need to cook for 40 people!

　　LH: 哦!A bummer就是坏消息。瓦斯用完，你没法烤肉， 真是个好大的bummer啊。不过你也不用着急，现在只有一个客人，就是你那个高中同学，现在很红的那个DJ。

　　Larry: Wait a minute. This music is from our DJ? This music is for little kids - I thought the neighbors must be having a birthday party for their five-year-old daughter。

　　LH: 不是，你听到的就是DJ放的音乐，他说他的专长就是给学校活动造气氛，所以用的都是儿童音乐……

　　Larry: What a bummer!! Ugh, this party is turning into a disaster! No one's here, I can't cook the food, and the DJ sounds like he's from Sesame Street!

　　LH: 没关系，只有你友人Brian能来，我就满意啦!我可得好好表现，争取让他给我实习的机会!I'm really stoked to meet him!

　　Larry: I don't know, Lihua. No one has showed up! I was so stoked about this party.... now the whole thing is just a big bummer. (Sigh) Maybe I wrote the wrong date on the invitation.。。(doorbell rings)

　　Larry: Brian is here。

　　LH: Oh thank god。

　　Larry: Hey Brian, how are you?

　　Brian: Hey, Larry, good to see you again! This must be Lihua. I've heard so much about you!

　　LH: Oh, really...All good things, I hope。

　　Larry: Actually, Lihua is looking for an internship this summer. Do you think your company would have an opening for her?

　　Brian: My company? I didn't tell you, Larry? I left my job a year ago. I'm a grad student now!

　　LH: 啊啊啊?你一年前就辞职不干啦?当初回学校念书去了?What a bummer!