slang--英语俚语集锦--文化PPT课件
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英文中常见俚语护理课件
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Slang terms originate from the historical development of English Over time, new words and phrases are created and adapted into common usage, often to describe specific events or cultural phenomena
Culture plays a significant role in the creation and spread of slang Different cultures have their own unique language patterns, which can influence the development of slang
This type of slang is often used to express anger, friction, or other negative emotions
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The Usage of Slang
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Nurses often use some slang to communicate easily, for example, "I'm on it!" means "I'll handle it!", "Keep it up!" means "keep it up!".
It should be noted that in formal texts such as papers, reports, etc., slang should be avoided to maintain language standardization and professionalism.
PART
02
Slang terms originate from the historical development of English Over time, new words and phrases are created and adapted into common usage, often to describe specific events or cultural phenomena
Culture plays a significant role in the creation and spread of slang Different cultures have their own unique language patterns, which can influence the development of slang
This type of slang is often used to express anger, friction, or other negative emotions
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02
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The Usage of Slang
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Nurses often use some slang to communicate easily, for example, "I'm on it!" means "I'll handle it!", "Keep it up!" means "keep it up!".
It should be noted that in formal texts such as papers, reports, etc., slang should be avoided to maintain language standardization and professionalism.
英语俚语(课堂PPT)
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4.back to the drawing board
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4.back to the drawing board 从头开始，失 败后另起炉灶
drawing board指“画板”。该习语直议为“（退）回到画板前”，引 申为“从头开始。失败后另起炉灶”。
A: How is Jim recently? 吉姆近况如何？ B: Very well. Since he was back to the drawing board, he's
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2.at sixes and sevens
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般认为源于掷色子，原为赌博行话。据说在中世纪时，色子面上的最高点数是7 ，如想求得13点，即一个色子6点，一个色子7点，这谈何容易，只有那些心烦意乱或处 于思想混乱状态下的人才会下此赌注，一试赌赢。该习语最初表示“漫不经心地下赌注”， 后来转而表示“心烦意乱”，最后又引申出“乱七八糟”、“意见不一”等意思。乔叟在爱情 长诗《特罗勒斯和克丽西德》中使用过该习语。
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7.be brassed off doing
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7.be brassed off doing 厌烦干… ，对 … 满腹牢骚
brass作名词指“黄铜”，作动词指“镀黄铜于 … ”，而brassed off是俚 语，意思是“厌烦，不满，牢骚满腹”。
A: I am awfully sorry that I have kept you waiting. 真是很抱歉让您 久等了。
been very successful. 非常好。自从他失败以后另起炉灶，就一直 很成功。 A: I know he will get back on his feet sooner or later. 我知 道他迟早会东山再起的。
4.back to the drawing board
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4.back to the drawing board 从头开始，失 败后另起炉灶
drawing board指“画板”。该习语直议为“（退）回到画板前”，引 申为“从头开始。失败后另起炉灶”。
A: How is Jim recently? 吉姆近况如何？ B: Very well. Since he was back to the drawing board, he's
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2.at sixes and sevens
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般认为源于掷色子，原为赌博行话。据说在中世纪时，色子面上的最高点数是7 ，如想求得13点，即一个色子6点，一个色子7点，这谈何容易，只有那些心烦意乱或处 于思想混乱状态下的人才会下此赌注，一试赌赢。该习语最初表示“漫不经心地下赌注”， 后来转而表示“心烦意乱”，最后又引申出“乱七八糟”、“意见不一”等意思。乔叟在爱情 长诗《特罗勒斯和克丽西德》中使用过该习语。
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7.be brassed off doing
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7.be brassed off doing 厌烦干… ，对 … 满腹牢骚
brass作名词指“黄铜”，作动词指“镀黄铜于 … ”，而brassed off是俚 语，意思是“厌烦，不满，牢骚满腹”。
A: I am awfully sorry that I have kept you waiting. 真是很抱歉让您 久等了。
been very successful. 非常好。自从他失败以后另起炉灶，就一直 很成功。 A: I know he will get back on his feet sooner or later. 我知 道他迟早会东山再起的。
英文中常见俚语(idiom)PPT课件
• to criticize or stop something that some people are enthusiastic about
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The shoe is on the other foot
• Back in school we made fun of Jones because we thought he spent too much time studying instead of having fun. Now the shoe is on the other foot -- he's made lots of money and the rest of us are just barely making enough to feed our families.
English slangs
Slang is the use of
informal words and expressions , but it’s more acceptable when
used socially.
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Break a leg
A:Man,I have a performance tomorrow ．I am so nervous. B: Don’t be, you will be fine , break a leg ,okay! A: break a leg? Are you kidding me?
Break a leg= Good Luck
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On the house
A:Hi,do you want to try this new flavor hamburger , buy one and I’ll give you one on the house. B:On the house? Can I just go upstairs?
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The shoe is on the other foot
• Back in school we made fun of Jones because we thought he spent too much time studying instead of having fun. Now the shoe is on the other foot -- he's made lots of money and the rest of us are just barely making enough to feed our families.
English slangs
Slang is the use of
informal words and expressions , but it’s more acceptable when
used socially.
1
Break a leg
A:Man,I have a performance tomorrow ．I am so nervous. B: Don’t be, you will be fine , break a leg ,okay! A: break a leg? Are you kidding me?
Break a leg= Good Luck
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On the house
A:Hi,do you want to try this new flavor hamburger , buy one and I’ll give you one on the house. B:On the house? Can I just go upstairs?
slang---英语美语,谚语,俚语,说项收集在此分享。。支持啊。绝对正版(精品DOC)
slang---英语美语,谚语,俚语,说项收集在此分享。
支持啊。
绝对正版（精品DOC）You are so going to ----- 你一定要----I’m so hot 我很兴奋Make a pass at s.b. 调戏某人I don’t see that happening 我办不到Tip for that 以牙还牙Easy on those cookies 别吃太多饼干生活就像宋祖德的嘴，不知道下一个受伤的将是谁I think it’s winning 我认为赢定了What a tool 真是个王八蛋Good for you 厉害～Score! 有门儿～I’m totally over her 我已经把她忘了Were you just full of it? 你是虚张声势吗,Blue is my color 我喜欢蓝色Mr caring boss 管家婆Do sb.=imitate sb. 模仿某人He is not much of a phone person 他不太善于打电话Are you currently involved with anyone? 你最近有对象吗,Take advantage of sb. 占某人便宜/吃豆腐I think it’s a 10 我认为十全十美了Kind of do 也许会做吧I just don’t buy it 我不只是不相信I’m over you 我不在乎你的Great job growing up. 女大十八变HE IS SO HOT 他太帅了WHAT A JERK～真是个浑蛋～Give a dog a bad name and hang him 欲加之罪，何患无词。
I just saying 说说而已Eh1.[表示惊奇]啊!嘿!嗯!2.[表示疑问、询问、未听清对方的话或征求对方同意]是吗?好吗?什么?[相当于“What did you say?”“Don't you agree?”]Consider the past and you shall know the future 温故而知新That’s the stuff, 这才是生活Run him to ground 彻底搜查他Let’s take it in 让我们热烈欢迎Sometimes monkeys die 猴子难免一死Stupid is as stupid does 做傻事的人才是傻瓜The bell doesn’t dismiss you ,I dismiss you. 铃声并不代表下课，我说下课才下课。
英语学习Slang俚语
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When pigs fly Meaning: Never. If you you say when pigs fly, you mean something will never happen.
People sometimes say, "And pigs might fly" to mean something a person just said will never happen or is impossible.
一、Definition of slang 俚语的定义
二、The Origin and Development of Slang 俚语的起源和发展
俚语
三、The Function of Slang 俚语的作用 四、Illustrations 实例 五、Materials 俚语相关
一、 Defining slang
Meaning: Rarely, almost never If you say something happens once in a blue moon, you mean it happens very rarely. A blue moon is the second of two full moons in the same month, which happens rarely. Example: He has a very nice car, but he drives once in a blue moon.
Example: Sam, a famous football player, has decided to retire next year. Although he is only 34, he thinks he is over the hill as an athlete. At the age of 85, she says she's never felt she's over the hill. She always finds something good she can do for other people.
美国俚语大全(slang)
美国俚语大全(slang)1. clock in 打卡Don't forget to clock in,otherwise you won't get paid.别忘了打卡，否则领不到钱。
2. come on to 对...轻薄；吃豆腐Tanya slapped Bill after he came on to her.Tanya在Bill对她轻薄之后打了他一巴掌。
3. come easily 易如反掌Languages come easily to some people.语言学习对有些人来说易如反掌。
4. don't have a cow别大惊小怪Don't have a cow! I'll pay for the damages.别大惊小怪的！我会赔偿损失的。
5. push around 欺骗Don't try to push me around!别想耍我！1. keep one's shirt on保持冷静Keep your shirt on. He didn't mean to offend you. That's just the way he talks.保持冷静。
那只是他说话的惯常方式，他并非有意要冒犯你。
2. cool it冷静一点Cool it. You are making me mad.冷静一点。
你快把我逼疯了。
3. joy ride兜风Let's go for a joy ride.让我们去兜兜风。
4. rap说唱乐Do you like rap music? I have trouble understanding the words.你喜欢说唱音乐吗？我听不太懂其中的歌词。
5. red-letter day大日子This is a red-letter day for Susan. She made her first sale to a very important client.今天是susan的大日子。
slang-ppt-英语俚语集锦--文化
What is “Informal English?”
No living language is simply one set of words which can be used the same way in all situations.
This means is thaቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ there are many ways to say the same thing, depending on where you are, who you are talking to, and how you feel.
It is used in informal situations. It is not appropriate in formal situations.
Examples: pooped, to down a drink, threads, bonkers, basket case, etc.
What is “Slang?”
Slang is a subset of a language used by one particular group. It consists of words and expressions which will not be found in the dictionary, and can be distortions of existing words or entirely invented terms.
Etymology: A 'snail' is a very slow-moving creature. This slang phrase mocks the slowness of regular mail and implicitly compares it to the speed of e-mail.
SLANG俚语pptx
• walk in someone's 穿他的鞋走走看
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（设身处地，经历相同） walk on air（高兴得）脚不点地，飘飘然 washed up 像是洗过的（筋疲力尽，力气都 放完了） water off a duck's back 鸭背的水珠（马耳东 风） water under the bridge 桥下的水（逝水，覆 水） when hell freezes over 地狱结冰（绝不可能 的事） weed out 除去杂草（淘汰）
Driver on intoxication charge after Emily Sexton, 17, is seriously hurt in Bronx sidewalk crash
Sunday, November 14, 2010, 9:41 AM
Wolfman, who broke three leg bones in the wreck, was collared because NYPD officers noticed he was drunk, police sources said.
Very informal words and expressions that are more common in spoken language ,especially used by a particular group of people, for example ,children ,criminals, soldiers, etc --------OXFORD 7
Very informal ,sometimes offensive language that is used especially by people who belong to a particular group ,such as young people or criminals ------LDOCE 5
Slang-美国俚语-PPT
• 然后以“Yeah!So do/am I.” “I know what you mean , neither can I.”的欣慰表情看着你！
• 毕竟他们是以：爱听坏消息 闻名的国家嘛！”这样看的话，回答“I’m fine” 那还有什么搞头。
In the English world, you do not know something
“作死”到国外了！Urban Dictionary 是一个解释 英语俚语词汇的在线词典，由志愿者编提交，用户可 以投票，当赞成票多于反对票时，这个词汇的定义就 会出现在该网站上。
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No zuo No die Why you try?
How to answer :How are you?——British
• Not too bad! 最实用的回答方式。回答“I’m fine”实在太高调了，像是在炫耀什么似的， 会被妒忌的。就低调的回答对方“不太差”。
• Can’t complain!/Mustn’t grumble! 这两句意思差不多。“哎哟！没啥好抱怨的啦！ ”以没啥好抱怨，隐喻not too bad, 是最谦虚的表达方式！如果用以上的方式回答， 英国人会很高兴！
• 对英国人来说，断然回答“I’m fine” 这是没有礼貌的，太自信。“我到底好不好”这个问题很难，是需要想很 久的、怎么可能在短暂插肩而过的瞬间，思考出这道题目的答案呢？况且，怎么可能每天每时每刻都“I’m fine”? 这摆明是在敷衍人家对你的问候，没经过考虑就在那边”I’m fine” 实在很没礼貌。
• 在英国，How are you？这道问题的正确解答如下：
• Right as rain! 这句是我的最爱！只要每逢下雨天，我都会以这句话回答！特有加乘效果！因为 英国经常下雨，所以下雨这件事，对英国人来说是“对的”，“正常”的事。
• 毕竟他们是以：爱听坏消息 闻名的国家嘛！”这样看的话，回答“I’m fine” 那还有什么搞头。
In the English world, you do not know something
“作死”到国外了！Urban Dictionary 是一个解释 英语俚语词汇的在线词典，由志愿者编提交，用户可 以投票，当赞成票多于反对票时，这个词汇的定义就 会出现在该网站上。
PS:
No zuo No die Why you try?
How to answer :How are you?——British
• Not too bad! 最实用的回答方式。回答“I’m fine”实在太高调了，像是在炫耀什么似的， 会被妒忌的。就低调的回答对方“不太差”。
• Can’t complain!/Mustn’t grumble! 这两句意思差不多。“哎哟！没啥好抱怨的啦！ ”以没啥好抱怨，隐喻not too bad, 是最谦虚的表达方式！如果用以上的方式回答， 英国人会很高兴！
• 对英国人来说，断然回答“I’m fine” 这是没有礼貌的，太自信。“我到底好不好”这个问题很难，是需要想很 久的、怎么可能在短暂插肩而过的瞬间，思考出这道题目的答案呢？况且，怎么可能每天每时每刻都“I’m fine”? 这摆明是在敷衍人家对你的问候，没经过考虑就在那边”I’m fine” 实在很没礼貌。
• 在英国，How are you？这道问题的正确解答如下：
• Right as rain! 这句是我的最爱！只要每逢下雨天，我都会以这句话回答！特有加乘效果！因为 英国经常下雨，所以下雨这件事，对英国人来说是“对的”，“正常”的事。
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Snail mail
Letters sent through the post office; mail that is carried, as opposed to e-mail.
Example:
1) It can take a week to send a letter by snail mail.
You are all advanced enough in your study of English to realize that you do not talk to a roommate the same way you would talk to your roommate’s mother.
It is used in informal situations. It is not appropriate in formal situations.
Examples: pooped, to down a drink, threads, bonkers, basket case, etc.
2) I sent the payment by snail mail so you should get it by next Friday.
Etymology:
A 'snail' is a very slow-moving creature. This slang phrase mocks the slowness of regular mail and implicitly compares it to the speed of e-mail.
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What are “Informal Situations?”
When and where is Informal English appropriate?
The are many situations in everyday life where informal English is allowed, even preferred.
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What is “Slang?”
Slang is a subset of a language used by one particular group. It consists of words and expressions which will not be found in the dictionary, and can be distortions of existing words or entirely invented terms.
You do not talk to a bartender the same way you would talk to a judge.
You do not refuse a panhandler with the same words you would use to refuse a second helping of mashed potatoes at a formal dinner.
Some examples include:
While playing sports While studying with friends At a bar or informal restaurant At a party or reunion While watching a sporting event With close family members With friends while shopping, studying or hanging out At work (depending on your job) On a date At the movies
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What is “Informal English?”
No living language is simply one set of words which can be used the same way in all situations.
This means is that there are many ways to say the same thing, depending on where you are, who you are talking to, and how you feel.
Slang words may or may not have alternative literal meanings. They may be "made up" words.
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Do you knowhat is an idiom?
IDIOM - A phrase that is commonly understood in a given culture or subculture to have a meaning different from its literal meaning. A good example of this is "to bend over backwards." This phrase is commonly understood in our culture to mean "to exert an enormous effort in order to accomplish something." The literal meaning, however, is the physical act it describes, of which few may actually be capable of doing!
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Is Slang Only Used By The Lower Classes?
"Absolutely not!" There is universal slang that is used by everyone. However, there are many subcategories of slang used by specific groups. Slang can be seen as a family tree with universal slang at the top representing words that are not only used consistently in the media, but by virtually everyone. This huge category of terms and expressions spans all ages, social groups and economic groups with such common words and expressions as:
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Snail mail
Letters sent through the post office; mail that is carried, as opposed to e-mail.
Example:
1) It can take a week to send a letter by snail mail.
You are all advanced enough in your study of English to realize that you do not talk to a roommate the same way you would talk to your roommate’s mother.
It is used in informal situations. It is not appropriate in formal situations.
Examples: pooped, to down a drink, threads, bonkers, basket case, etc.
2) I sent the payment by snail mail so you should get it by next Friday.
Etymology:
A 'snail' is a very slow-moving creature. This slang phrase mocks the slowness of regular mail and implicitly compares it to the speed of e-mail.
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What are “Informal Situations?”
When and where is Informal English appropriate?
The are many situations in everyday life where informal English is allowed, even preferred.
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What is “Slang?”
Slang is a subset of a language used by one particular group. It consists of words and expressions which will not be found in the dictionary, and can be distortions of existing words or entirely invented terms.
You do not talk to a bartender the same way you would talk to a judge.
You do not refuse a panhandler with the same words you would use to refuse a second helping of mashed potatoes at a formal dinner.
Some examples include:
While playing sports While studying with friends At a bar or informal restaurant At a party or reunion While watching a sporting event With close family members With friends while shopping, studying or hanging out At work (depending on your job) On a date At the movies
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What is “Informal English?”
No living language is simply one set of words which can be used the same way in all situations.
This means is that there are many ways to say the same thing, depending on where you are, who you are talking to, and how you feel.
Slang words may or may not have alternative literal meanings. They may be "made up" words.
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Do you knowhat is an idiom?
IDIOM - A phrase that is commonly understood in a given culture or subculture to have a meaning different from its literal meaning. A good example of this is "to bend over backwards." This phrase is commonly understood in our culture to mean "to exert an enormous effort in order to accomplish something." The literal meaning, however, is the physical act it describes, of which few may actually be capable of doing!
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Is Slang Only Used By The Lower Classes?
"Absolutely not!" There is universal slang that is used by everyone. However, there are many subcategories of slang used by specific groups. Slang can be seen as a family tree with universal slang at the top representing words that are not only used consistently in the media, but by virtually everyone. This huge category of terms and expressions spans all ages, social groups and economic groups with such common words and expressions as: