21个母语者真的会用的英文俚语
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | If you don't know modern slang, native English can feel very hard to understand. | 如果你不懂现代的俗语,本土英语会觉得很难理解. |
| 0:06 | One second you're confident, the next somebody says you're cooked, | 一秒钟你有信心, 下一个人说你煮, |
| 0:10 | and you still think they're talking about food. | 你还以为他们在谈论食物 |
| 0:13 | In this video, I'm going to teach you 21 of the most popular and relevant slang words | 在这段视频中,我要教你21个最受欢迎和最相关的俗语 |
| 0:19 | and phrases of 2026 with simple meanings, real examples, and exactly when to use them. | 和2026年的短语,有 简单的含义,真实的例子, 和确切的时间使用它们。 |
| 0:26 | So by the end of this lesson, when you hear words like | 因此,在这个课结束时, 当你听到的话像 |
| 0:30 | Riz, glaze, green flag, sleigh, bussing, cooked, or bet, you'll actually understand them. | 瑞兹 格蕾兹 绿旗 雪橇 公共汽车 熟食 或赌博 你都会明白的 |
| 0:38 | And more importantly, you'll know when to use them naturally. | 更重要的是,你会知道什么时候自然使用它们。 |
| 0:42 | And I'll also show you which slang is good for learners to say | 我也会告诉你哪个词对学习者有好处 |
| 0:46 | and which slang is better to just understand. | 哪个词更能理解 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | If you don't know modern slang, native English can feel very hard to understand. | 如果你不懂现代的俗语,本土英语会觉得很难理解. |
| 2 | One second you're confident, the next somebody says you're cooked, | 一秒钟你有信心, 下一个人说你煮, |
| 3 | and you still think they're talking about food. | 你还以为他们在谈论食物 |
| 4 | In this video, I'm going to teach you 21 of the most popular and relevant slang words | 在这段视频中,我要教你21个最受欢迎和最相关的俗语 |
| 5 | and phrases of 2026 with simple meanings, real examples, and exactly when to use them. | 和2026年的短语,有 简单的含义,真实的例子, 和确切的时间使用它们。 |
| 6 | So by the end of this lesson, when you hear words like | 因此,在这个课结束时, 当你听到的话像 |
| 7 | Riz, glaze, green flag, sleigh, bussing, cooked, or bet, you'll actually understand them. | 瑞兹 格蕾兹 绿旗 雪橇 公共汽车 熟食 或赌博 你都会明白的 |
| 8 | And more importantly, you'll know when to use them naturally. | 更重要的是,你会知道什么时候自然使用它们。 |
| 9 | And I'll also show you which slang is good for learners to say | 我也会告诉你哪个词对学习者有好处 |
| 10 | and which slang is better to just understand. | 哪个词更能理解 |
| 11 | Because yes, there is a difference. | 因为是的,是有区别的。 |
| 12 | Let's meet at 7. | 七点见 |
| 13 | Bet. | 赌 |
| 14 | Aura points. | 奥拉点. |
| 15 | Gain aura. | 获得气息. |
| 16 | Unprofessional. | 不专业 |
| 17 | Dependent. | 依依缘. |
| 18 | Without further ado, let's get into it. | 不用多说了,我们开始吧 |
| 19 | So the first slang word we are going to learn is Riz. | 所以我们要学的第一个俗语是里兹。 |
| 20 | I'm sure you guys have heard this word if you've ever been on North American TikTok | 我敢肯定,你们听说过这个词 如果你曾经在北美TikTok |
| 21 | or really any English speaking side of TikTok or social media. | 或任何说英语的TikTok或社交媒体。 |
| 22 | You have heard this word, Riz. | 你听说过这个词,里兹。 |
| 23 | It's been around for many years now, but it's still very popular. | 虽然已经绕了好几年了,但仍然很受欢迎. |
| 24 | So what does it mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 25 | It means charm, especially romantic charm or flirting skills. | 这意味着魅力,特别是浪漫魅力或调情技巧. |
| 26 | Riz is short for charisma, but we shorten it down to Riz. | 里兹对魅力来说很短 但我们把它缩短到里兹 |
| 27 | And that's the slang word. | 且道此语. |
| 28 | Riz. | 丽兹 |
| 29 | So if someone says you have good Riz, it just means like you're good at flirting | 所以,如果有人说你有好Riz, 它只是意味着你像擅长调情 |
| 30 | or talking to the opposite gender or the people you're attracted to. | 或者跟相反的性别或者你所吸引的人交谈 |
| 31 | Oh, he has Riz. | 哦,他有里兹。 |
| 32 | He has good Riz. | 他有很好的里兹。 |
| 33 | Some example sentences are, he has so much Riz when he talks to new people. | 举例来说,当他和新人谈话时,他有很多Riz。 |
| 34 | She Riz up the waiter as a joke. | 她把服务生当成笑话 |
| 35 | So when should you use this word? | 你什么时候用这个词? |
| 36 | Use it when you're talking about flirting, confidence or someone's social charm, | 用它当你谈论调情, 信心或某人的社会魅力, |
| 37 | their charisma. | 他们的魅力。 |
| 38 | And when not to use it, do not use this when talking formally | 在不用的时候,在正式谈话时不要用这个 |
| 39 | or with people that might not understand internet culture. | 或者和那些不懂互联网文化的人在一起 |
| 40 | Usually older people. | 通常是老年人。 |
| 41 | They probably won't understand this. | 他们可能不会明白这一点。 |
| 42 | And if they do, they might just think you're unprofessional, | 如果他们这样做, 他们可能只是认为你 不专业, |
| 43 | depending on the scenario. | 取决于情况 |
| 44 | And also a quick disclaimer. | 亦速解脱者. |
| 45 | All of these slang words should be only used, you know, | 所有这些口语应该只用,你知道, |
| 46 | with your friends or on the internet or informally with people that, | 与你的朋友或互联网上或非正式的人, |
| 47 | you know, are used to them. | 你知道,他们习惯了。 |
| 48 | You shouldn't use these words when you're trying to talk formally | 你不该用这些话来正式说话 |
| 49 | or when you're writing emails or when you're talking to a boss | 或写邮件或跟老板说话 |
| 50 | or someone older than you. | 或比你年长的人 |
| 51 | This is just like informal speaking and internet talk. | 这就像非正式的演讲和网络谈话。 |
| 52 | Get my 3000 most common English words PDF | 拿我最常用的3000个英文单词 PDF |
| 53 | and start learning the words that will allow you | 并开始学习能让你 |
| 54 | to understand up to 95% of everyday English. | 了解95%的日常英语。 |
| 55 | It includes clear definitions, real examples | 它包括明确的定义,真实的例子 |
| 56 | and simple organization by topic and CEFR level. | 并按主题和CEFR级别进行简单组织。 |
| 57 | 在描述中或者在Volca English.com上获取. | |
| 58 | The second slang phrase is no cap. | 第二句俗语是无盖. |
| 59 | No cap. | 无盖. |
| 60 | I use this one so much. | 我用这个这么多。 |
| 61 | I use this one a lot. | 我经常用这个 |
| 62 | No cap or just cap. | 无盖或只是盖. |
| 63 | So no cap means honestly, serious or no lie. | 所以,没有帽子意味着诚实,严肃或没有谎言。 |
| 64 | So when you use it, you're implying that you are not lying. | 所以当你使用它, 你暗示你没有说谎。 |
| 65 | So you can say no cap or I'm not lying. | 所以,你可以说没有盖子 或者我没有说谎。 |
| 66 | It's interchangeable. | 可互换. |
| 67 | You can also just use the word cap alone | 你也可以只用单词盖 |
| 68 | when you think someone is lying or not telling the truth. | 当你认为有人说谎或不说实话时 |
| 69 | For example, if someone says, oh, the sky is green. | 例如,如果有人说,哦,天空是绿色的。 |
| 70 | You can say cap, cap, just cap. | 你可以说帽子,帽子,只是帽子。 |
| 71 | If you say no cap, then it's like, oh, you're not lying. | 如果你说不戴帽子,那就好像,哦,你没撒谎 |
| 72 | But if you say cap, it's like, no, you are lying. | 但是如果你说帽子, 它就像,不,你在撒谎。 |
| 73 | I don't believe you. | 我不信你们 |
| 74 | Like, oh, cap. | 像,哦,盖子。 |
| 75 | So no cap is usually the speaker uses it. | 因此,通常没有盖子是演讲者使用的. |
| 76 | Oh, that's my favorite. | 哦,这是我最喜欢的。 |
| 77 | No cap. | 无盖. |
| 78 | That's my favorite. | 这是我最喜欢的 |
| 79 | I'm not lying. | 我没有撒谎。 |
| 80 | No cap. | 无盖. |
| 81 | But if you just use cap, it usually is in a response to someone else | 但是,如果你只是使用盖, 它通常是回应别人 |
| 82 | to mean you don't think they're telling the truth. | 意思是你不认为他们说的是实话 |
| 83 | Cap. | 船长 |
| 84 | Some example sentences are that street food was amazing. | 举例来说,街上的食物是惊人的。 |
| 85 | No cap. | 无盖. |
| 86 | This has been the best lesson on this channel. | 这是这个频道上最好的一课 |
| 87 | No cap. | 无盖. |
| 88 | So when should you use this? | 你什么时候用这个? |
| 89 | Use this when you want to emphasize you are telling the truth | 你想强调你说的是实话就用这个 |
| 90 | in like a casual, chill, cool way. | 像一个随意,寒冷,凉爽的方式。 |
| 91 | Once again, do not use this word or any of these words | 再说一遍,不要用这个词或任何这些词 |
| 92 | when talking to your boss, your teachers, or clients. | 和你老板、老师或客户说话时 |
| 93 | So cap means a lie or exaggeration, and no cap means the opposite. | 故盖意为虚实或夸大,无盖意为相反. |
| 94 | Third slang word is low key. | 第三个词是低键。 |
| 95 | Low key. | 低键. |
| 96 | Low key means slightly, secretly, quietly, or in an understated way. | 低键表示略微,暗中,静悄悄地,或以少写的方式表示. |
| 97 | Low key. | 低键. |
| 98 | Some example sentences are I low key want to stay home tonight. | 举例来说,我今晚想呆在家里 |
| 99 | Low key. | 低键. |
| 100 | Or she's low key the funniest person in the group. | 或者她是低键 最有趣的人 在组。 |
| 101 | I low key use this word all the time. | 我低键总是用这个词 |
| 102 | Low key. | 低键. |
| 103 | And this is really one of the most like versatile and useful slang phrases | 这真是最像多才多艺和有用的口号 |
| 104 | because you can really use it in almost any sentence. | 因为你可以用它 几乎任何一句话。 |
| 105 | Low key. | 低键. |
| 106 | So use it when you want to like soften your opinion | 所以,用它,当你想喜欢软化 你的意见 |
| 107 | or show a feeling that is not like super strong. | 或者表现出一种感觉 不像超级强壮。 |
| 108 | Fourth slang word, high key. | 第四个词,高键。 |
| 109 | High key. | 高键. |
| 110 | So high key means openly, strongly, very, or intensely. | 如此高的密钥是公开的,强烈的,非常的,或激烈的. |
| 111 | I'm high key excited for this trip. | 我对这次旅行很兴奋 |
| 112 | I was high key annoyed by that comment. | 我对那个评论很生气 |
| 113 | I don't find myself using this word in particular that much | 我不觉得自己用这个词特别多 |
| 114 | because I would rather just use words like, oh, I'm really excited. | 因为我宁愿用词 比如,哦,我真的很兴奋。 |
| 115 | Oh, I'm so excited. | 我太兴奋了 |
| 116 | I'm very excited rather than high key. | 我非常兴奋,而不是高键。 |
| 117 | I personally don't use it as much, | 我个人不使用它, |
| 118 | and I don't think a lot of people really use it that that much. | 我不认为很多人 真正使用它这么多。 |
| 119 | Low key, on the other hand, is so, so, so popular. | 低键,反之,谓之 so, so, so之流行也. |
| 120 | High key, not as popular, but it's still widely used. | 高密钥虽然没有那么流行,但仍被广泛使用. |
| 121 | Fifth slang phrase, bet. | 第五句朗语,下注. |
| 122 | I actually think this is the slang phrase I use the most. | 我觉得这是我最常用的口号 |
| 123 | This is my favorite slang phrase of 2025 and probably of 2026 as well. | 这是我2025年最爱的口号 也可能是2026年 |
| 124 | Bet. | 赌 |
| 125 | It's just so simple, elegant, useful, and it just rolls off the tongue. | 简单,优雅,有用,只把舌头卷下来. |
| 126 | I like this slang word. | 我喜欢这个俗语 |
| 127 | So it just means okay, sure, sounds good, agreed, bet. | 所以,它只是表示好,当然,听起来不错,同意,赌注。 |
| 128 | Example sentence, let's meet at seven. | 例句,七时相会. |
| 129 | Bet. | 赌 |
| 130 | You bring the camera, I'll bring the mic. | 你带相机,我带麦克风 |
| 131 | Bet. | 赌 |
| 132 | So you can use it when you're accepting a plan, | 所以当你接受一个计划时,你可以使用它, |
| 133 | agreeing with something, or saying yes casually. | 或者随便答应 |
| 134 | Sixth slang word, mid. | 第六长语中. |
| 135 | Mid means mediocre, underwhelming, or not impressive. | 中指平庸,下沉,或不令人印象深刻. |
| 136 | It's mid. | 时中. |
| 137 | It's average. | 平均而言 |
| 138 | The movie looked cool, but it was mid. | 电影看起来很酷,但当时是中场. |
| 139 | The burger was mid, honestly. | 汉堡是中间,说实话。 |
| 140 | So use it when you want to give a casual negative opinion about something. | 所以当你想对某件事 随意发表负面看法时就用它 |
| 141 | For example, food, media, clothes, or a performance. | 例如食物,媒体,衣服,或者表演. |
| 142 | It was mid. | 当时是中场. |
| 143 | Number seven, cooked. | 七号,熟。 |
| 144 | This means doomed, in trouble, or in a bad situation. | 这意味着注定的,在麻烦中,或者在糟糕的情况下。 |
| 145 | I'm cooked. | 我被烧焦了 |
| 146 | Chat, am I cooked? | 聊天,我煮了吗? |
| 147 | If I don't study tonight, I'm cooked. | 如果我今晚不学习,我就被煮熟了. |
| 148 | We're cooked if the train gets delayed again. | 如果火车再延误,我们就完蛋了 |
| 149 | So use it when you want to joke about being in trouble | 所以用它,当你想开玩笑 关于有麻烦 |
| 150 | or when a situation is going badly and you just want to add some humor. | 或者当一个情况变得很糟糕 而你只是想补充一些幽默。 |
| 151 | I'm cooked. | 我被烧焦了 |
| 152 | If you want to learn faster, get the workbook for this video on my website. | 如果你想学得更快,就把这段视频的工作手册放到我的网站上. |
| 153 | It includes deeper explanations and exercises | 它包括更深入的解释和练习 |
| 154 | to help you remember and master what you learned. | 帮助你记住和掌握你学到的东西。 |
| 155 | And if you get five or more workbooks, you'll get 30% off automatically at checkout. | 如果你拿到5本或更多本工作簿,在离职时会自动得到30%的休假. |
| 156 | 所以,去描述 或我的网站,volcaenglish.com。 | |
| 157 | Number eight, lock in. | 八号,锁定 |
| 158 | Lock in. | 锁定 |
| 159 | It means to enter a state of deep focus. | 谓入深焦之境. |
| 160 | I need to lock in and finish my homework. | 我需要锁定并完成我的作业。 |
| 161 | It's exam week. | 考试周刊. |
| 162 | Everybody has to lock in. | 每个人都得锁定 |
| 163 | So use it when you want to talk about focusing hard on something | 所以,用它,当你想谈论 集中精力的东西 |
| 164 | and achieving a certain result. | 并取得一定结果。 |
| 165 | Number nine, delulu. | 九号,德鲁鲁 |
| 166 | Delulu. | 德卢. |
| 167 | So this means delusional. | 故谓妄想. |
| 168 | It's often used jokingly for unrealistic confidence or fantasy thinking. | 它经常被开玩笑地用于不切实际的信心或幻想思维. |
| 169 | This word is also mainly used by women. | 这个词也主要被女性使用. |
| 170 | I personally never use this word and none of my male friends use this word, | 我个人从来没有使用这个词 没有一个男性朋友使用这个词, |
| 171 | but a lot of my friends that are women, they use this word a lot. | 但我很多朋友都是女人 他们经常用这个词 |
| 172 | I know it's delulu, but I think I can become fluent in six months. | 我知道这是德鲁鲁, 但我认为我可以变得流利 在六个月。 |
| 173 | He thinks one text means they're getting married. | 他认为一个短信意味着他们要结婚了. |
| 174 | That's delulu. | 这是德鲁卢。 |
| 175 | So use it when you're joking about unrealistic hopes, | 所以用它,当你开玩笑 关于不切实际的希望, |
| 176 | especially in dating, fandom, or ambition. | 特别是约会、幻想或野心 |
| 177 | 10号,ick。 | |
| 178 | A sudden feeling of disgust or loss of attraction. | 突然感到厌恶或失去吸引力 |
| 179 | Seeing him be rude to the staff gave me the ick. | 看着他粗鲁地对待工作人员,让我觉得不舒服。 |
| 180 | She got the ick after the first date. | 第一次约会后她得了病 |
| 181 | So use it when you're talking about dating, attraction, or social turnoffs. | 所以,当你谈论约会,吸引, 或社交转折。 |
| 182 | Number 11, touch grass. | 11号,触草. |
| 183 | Go outside, reconnect with life, and spend less time online. | 外出与生活重联,网上花的时间更少. |
| 184 | You've been arguing in the comments for three hours. | 你在评论中争论了三个小时 |
| 185 | Go touch grass. | 去抚草. |
| 186 | After watching TikTok all day, I need to touch grass. | 整天看着TikTok之后 我得去摸草 |
| 187 | So use it when you're talking to someone that is online too much | 所以用它 当你说话的人 在网上太多 |
| 188 | or needs a break from all their screen time. | 或需要休息 从所有的屏幕时间。 |
| 189 | 触 Touch草. | |
| 190 | And it's often used, it's like a mild insult. | 而常用之,犹如轻蔑. |
| 191 | Like, oh, go touch grass. | 像,哦,去触摸草丛。 |
| 192 | It's mild, a mild insult. | 轻轻的侮辱. |
| 193 | 12, let him cook. | 12,让他做饭。 |
| 194 | Let him cook. | 让他做饭吧 |
| 195 | Let that person continue because they may be doing something smart or impressive. | 让这个人继续,因为他们可能正在做一些聪明或令人印象深刻的事。 |
| 196 | Don't stop her. | 别阻止她 |
| 197 | Let her cook. | 让她做饭吧 |
| 198 | Or I'm sure you guys have all heard that viral sound. | 或者我肯定你们都听到了病毒的声音 |
| 199 | Let him cook now. | 让他做饭吧 |
| 200 | Let him cook. | 让他做饭吧 |
| 201 | I'm sure you guys have heard that all over TikTok. | 我相信你们在TikTok上都听到了 |
| 202 | His idea sounds weird, but let him cook. | 他的想法听起来很奇怪,但让他做饭。 |
| 203 | So use it when someone is building towards a result | 所以,当有人正在建设 一个结果 |
| 204 | and you want others not to interrupt. | 你希望别人不要打断 |
| 205 | 13, ate or ate and left no crumbs. | 13,吃或吃,没有留下屑. |
| 206 | Did extremely well, flawlessly, or impressively. | 做得非常好,完美无缺,或令人印象深刻。 |
| 207 | She ate with that performance. | 她用那个表演吃了 |
| 208 | That outfit ate and left no crumbs. | 那套衣服吃光了,没留下屑 |
| 209 | So use it when you want to praise someone's style, | 所以当你想称赞某人的风格时就用它 |
| 210 | performance, speech, or confident execution. | 表演、演讲或自信的处决。 |
| 211 | And you should know ate here or ate and left no crumbs | 你应该知道在这里吃或吃 没有留下屑 |
| 212 | has nothing to do with food at all. | 和食物一点关系都没有 |
| 213 | Glaze slash glazing. | 格拉泽斜纹玻璃. |
| 214 | It means to praise someone too much or excessively. | 意思是称赞某人太过分或过分. |
| 215 | You're glazing him way too hard. | 你对他太用力了 |
| 216 | The comments were just pure glazing. | 评论只是纯粹的闪烁。 |
| 217 | So it's used when you want to call out over the top praise in sports, | 所以,它被使用 当你想喊出 在体育的最高赞美, |
| 218 | fandoms, or comment sections. | 扇形,或评论部分。 |
| 219 | Number 15, green flag, green flag. | 15号,绿旗,绿旗. |
| 220 | Positive sign or a good trait. | 阳性标志或良好特征. |
| 221 | The fact that she listens carefully is a green flag. | 她仔细聆听的事实就是一面绿旗. |
| 222 | It's a green flag when someone is kind to waiters. | 当有人善待侍者时,是绿旗. |
| 223 | And you should learn this one with red flag. | 你应该用红旗学这个 |
| 224 | Red flag is just the opposite of green flag. | 红旗与绿旗正好相反. |
| 225 | So red flags are like bad traits, bad traits. | 所以红旗就像坏的特质,坏的特质. |
| 226 | Usually when you're thinking about dating someone | 通常当你在想约会的时候 |
| 227 | in that type of context. | 在这种背景下。 |
| 228 | Oh, red flag, green flag. | 哦,红旗,绿旗。 |
| 229 | Number 16, aura. | 16号,气。 |
| 230 | This means someone or something has a cool factor, | 这意味着某人或什么 有很酷的因素, |
| 231 | star power, or just like swag. | 恒星动力,或只是像Swag。 |
| 232 | He walked in with so much aura. | 他带着这么多气息走进来 |
| 233 | The goal gave her a thousand aura points. | 进球给了她一千气分. |
| 234 | Use it when describing charisma, coolness, confidence, | 用它来描述魅力 冷静 自信 |
| 235 | or impressive presence. | 或令人印象深刻的存在。 |
| 236 | Some variations of that are aura points, gain aura, lose aura. | 其中的一些变体是气点,增气,减气. |
| 237 | All of that means the same thing, aura. | 所有这一切都意味着同样的事情,气。 |
| 238 | 17, glow up. | 17,发光。 |
| 239 | A strong positive transformation, | 强烈的积极转变, |
| 240 | especially in appearance or overall presentation. | 特别是外观或总体表述。 |
| 241 | His English had a real glow up this year. | 今年他的英语发光了 |
| 242 | He had a glow up last year. | 去年他发光了 |
| 243 | The apartment had a huge glow up after the redesign. | 公寓在重新设计后出现了巨大的光辉. |
| 244 | So use it when talking about improvement in looks, | 所以用它来谈论改善外观, |
| 245 | style, or confidence. | 风格,或信心。 |
| 246 | Number 18, brain rot. | 18号,脑腐烂。 |
| 247 | Low quality addictive content online | 网上低质成瘾内容 |
| 248 | or the mentally numbing effect of too much of it. | 或精神麻木的效果 太多。 |
| 249 | My feed is just brain rot at this point. | 我的饲料只是脑部腐烂 |
| 250 | I need a break from TikTok. | 我需要从TikTok的休息。 |
| 251 | The brain rot is getting bad. | 脑腐烂越来越糟了 |
| 252 | Use it when joking about useless internet content | 用它来开玩笑 关于无用的互联网内容 |
| 253 | or unhealthy doom scrolling. | 或者不健康的末日滚动。 |
| 254 | Number 19, crash out. | 19号,坠机 |
| 255 | Suddenly becoming uncontrollably angry or distressed. | 突然变得无法控制 愤怒或悲伤。 |
| 256 | He crashed out after losing the game. | 他在输掉比赛后坠机身亡. |
| 257 | Don't crash out over one bad comment. | 不要因为一个坏评论而崩溃。 |
| 258 | So use it when describing someone overreacting emotionally. | 所以用它来描述某个情绪过激的人。 |
| 259 | Number 20, flex. | 20号,灵活。 |
| 260 | Show off, brag a little, or display money, | 炫耀,吹嘘一下,或者展示钱, |
| 261 | style, skills, or success. | 风格,技能,或成功。 |
| 262 | Flex. | 费克斯 |
| 263 | Posting that first class seat felt like a flex. | 贴上头等舱座椅感觉像一个弹性。 |
| 264 | He wasn't trying to flex, but the camera setup was crazy. | 他没有试图灵活,但相机设置是疯狂的. |
| 265 | So use it when talking about showing off possessions, | 所以,用它在谈论 展示财产, |
| 266 | achievements, or status. | 成就或地位。 |
| 267 | Last but not least, 21, slay. | 最后但并非最不重要的是,21,杀死。 |
| 268 | If you want to speak English more clearly and naturally, | 如果你想说得更清楚 更自然 |
| 269 | then join my speaking and pronunciation course. | 然后加入我的演讲和发音课程。 |
| 270 | You get instant access to almost 100 video lessons | 你可以即时获得近百个视频课程 |
| 271 | with two new lessons every week, | 每星期上两堂新课 |
| 272 | a clear step-by-step practice system, | 一种明确的逐步做法制度, |
| 273 | and an exclusive prompt to help you master | 和专为助主而发出的启示, |
| 274 | the pronunciation of any word. | 任何词的发音。 |
| 275 | Inside, we work on pronunciation, accent, rhythm, | 在里面,我们研究发音,口音,节奏, |
| 276 | and natural speaking so you can stop hesitating | 自然而然地说,这样你就可以停止犹豫 |
| 277 | and speak with more confidence. | 更自信地说话 |
| 278 | Do something extremely well, look amazing, | 做一些非常好的事,看起来棒极了, |
| 279 | or be impressive. | 或者给人留下深刻的印象 |
| 280 | Slay. | 杀. |
| 281 | You slayed that presentation. | 你杀了那个演讲 |
| 282 | Her outfit absolutely slays. | 她的服装绝对是杀人 |
| 283 | Or you'll hear a lot, slay queen. | 否则你会听到很多的,杀死女王。 |
| 284 | That's really common, slay queen. | 这是很常见的,杀死女王。 |
| 285 | So use it when complimenting style, performance, | 所以,用它当称赞 风格,表演, |
| 286 | confidence, or execution. | 信心,或处决。 |
| 287 | If you guys like this video and you want me to make a part two, | 如果你们喜欢这段视频 想让我做第二段 |
| 288 | let me know in the comments. | 在评论中告诉我。 |
| 289 | Also, if you want the 3,000 most common English words | 另外 如果你想要3000个最常用的英语单词 |
| 290 | to understand up to 95% of spoken English, | 了解95%的英语 |
| 291 | it's in the description. | 这是描述。 |
| 292 | Bye guys. | 再见 |
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