美國實用流行用語:Lesson 32
英文用語:to break the bank
中文意思:花光存款;散進錢財
對話示範用法:
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A:
I wanted to buy a new car. I saw one at the dealership yesterday, but it was so expensive!
B:
How expensive?
A:
Very expensive--way too much for me. I can't afford it, and I don't want to break the bank.
A: 我想要買一輛新車。我昨天在經銷中心看到一輛,但是非常的昂貴。
B: 有多貴呢?
A: 非常的貴--對我是太多了。我負擔不起,而且我不想花光我的錢。
影片課程全文:
Welcome to English in a Minute.
Have you ever been shopping and heard someone say:
I don't want to break the bank.
This is a simple phrase that you can easily add to your American English vocabulary.
Let's hear it in a conversation.
A: I wanted to buy a new car. I saw one at the dealership yesterday, but it was so expensive!
B: How expensive?
A: very expensive -- way too much for me. I can't afford it, and I don't want to break the bank.
This phrase means to use up all of your money, and it comes from gambling.
If a gambler wins more money than the casino has on hand, it's called "breaking the bank." And when someone has no money, you can say he is "broke."
It's up to you!
And that's English in a Minute.
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