英语口语初级学习防患于未然

　　Leonard终于鼓起勇气约Penny吃饭,而吃饭的气氛很难堪,两个人都不假思索想话题,这饭吃的真够杯具的.这是咱们今天要英语口语初级学习的背景介绍，下面正式进入练习：

　　LEONARD: Turns out that Raj and Howard had to work and Sheldon had a colonoscopy, and he hasn't quite bounced backyet.

　　PENNY: Ooh, my uncle just had a colonoscopy.

　　LEONARD: You're kidding. Well, then, that's something we have in common.

　　PENNY: How?

　　LEONARD: We both have people in our lives who wanna nip intestinal polyps in the bud.

　　PENNY: So, what's new in the world of physics?

　　LEONARD: Nothing.

　　PENNY: Really? Nothing?

　　LEONARD: Well, with the exception of string theory, not much has happened since the 1 930 .and you can't prove string theory.At best you can say, "Hey, look, my idea has an internal logical consistency."

　　PENNY: Ah. Well, I'm sure things will pick up.

　　LEONARD: What's new at the Cheesecake Factory?

　　PENNY: Oh, uh, not much. Oh, we do have a chocolate key lime that's moving pretty well.

　　【英语口语初级练习讲解】

　　1.bounced back迅速恢复,反弹.除了指身体还原,还多用于表白经济复苏.

　　After a slowdown through 1990, China's economic bounced back mightily, reaching a recent peak of 13 per cent growth last year. 中国经济在经历了1990年的缓慢增添当前，强力反弹，去年达到13%的增加高峰.

　　2. nip in the bud防患于未然;覆灭于萌芽状态

　　To nip something in the bud is better than to talk about whose responsibility after something happens.与其在事后来查究任务，不如防范于未然.

　　3. what's new in最近...有什么新动向,对久未会见的友人也可能直接说what's new,最近怎么样啊?

　　4. with the exception of除了.

　　5. pick up 好转英语口语初级练习注意,除此之外pick up还有学会,捡起,获得等意思.

　　6. that's moving pretty well.这里是销量好的意思.