Weather idioms 與天氣相關(guān)的成語(yǔ)
Li: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English. I'm Li. 我現(xiàn)在正在錄音室里等著Jen, 她就在外面，不過(guò)她好像心情特別不好，怒氣沖天。對(duì)了，借這個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)我教你一個(gè)和天氣有關(guān)的成語(yǔ)，怎么樣？ Jen is looking really angry. Have a listen…
Jen: (Screaming and shouting)
Li: She has a face like thunder. If you have a face like thunder, it means that you are very very angry indeed. 火冒三丈。Jen definitely seems angry!
Jen: (In the background) It's so unfair. When things go wrong for me, they always go badly wrong. It never rains but it pours!
Li: There's another weather idiom. Did you hear it? Jen said "it never rains but it pours." 漢語(yǔ)里有句話叫禍不單行，誰(shuí)攤上這種事都不會(huì)高興的。I wonder what Jen's problem is? Oh, here she comes!
Jen: Hi Li. Sorry I'm late. I'm so upset. The boss said that I would get a promotion if I finished all of my work by midday. I finished everything by 12 o'clock and now the boss is ignoring my emails about the promotion and won't talk to me.
Li: I think you're just chasing rainbows, Jen. 你竟是想好事兒，那明明是不可能的嗎！在漢語(yǔ)里我們說(shuō)這是追逐彩虹，癡人說(shuō)夢(mèng)！
Jen: So you don't think I'll get a promotion?
Li: I don't think so, I'm afraid. I think the boss was probably just trying to get you to finish your work more quickly.
Jen: He tricked me! There he is! I'm going to go and talk to him!
(Door closes)
Li: Well, that all sounds like a storm in a teacup to me. 我很喜歡這個(gè)成語(yǔ)，茶杯里的暴風(fēng)雨，什么意思呢？是不是我們漢語(yǔ)里說(shuō)的 "小題大做"？ 對(duì)，就是小題大做。Here's Jen coming back in! (To Jen) Well? What did he say?
Jen: He said that he was pleased with my work and that we'll talk about the promotion next week. He also said that I can have the rest of the afternoon off!
Li: You see, Jen? Every cloud has a silver lining! 黑暗中總有一線光明. This idiom means that you can always find something positive, even in a bad situation.
Jen: You're absolutely right. What do you think I should do with my free afternoon, then?
Li: Well, I'd go and sit in the park, the weather's lovely today! Join us again for another edition of Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English.
Both: Bye!
Li: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English. I'm Li. 我現(xiàn)在正在錄音室里等著Jen, 她就在外面，不過(guò)她好像心情特別不好，怒氣沖天。對(duì)了，借這個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)我教你一個(gè)和天氣有關(guān)的成語(yǔ)，怎么樣？ Jen is looking really angry. Have a listen…
Jen: (Screaming and shouting)
Li: She has a face like thunder. If you have a face like thunder, it means that you are very very angry indeed. 火冒三丈。Jen definitely seems angry!
Jen: (In the background) It's so unfair. When things go wrong for me, they always go badly wrong. It never rains but it pours!
Li: There's another weather idiom. Did you hear it? Jen said "it never rains but it pours." 漢語(yǔ)里有句話叫禍不單行，誰(shuí)攤上這種事都不會(huì)高興的。I wonder what Jen's problem is? Oh, here she comes!
Jen: Hi Li. Sorry I'm late. I'm so upset. The boss said that I would get a promotion if I finished all of my work by midday. I finished everything by 12 o'clock and now the boss is ignoring my emails about the promotion and won't talk to me.
Li: I think you're just chasing rainbows, Jen. 你竟是想好事兒，那明明是不可能的嗎！在漢語(yǔ)里我們說(shuō)這是追逐彩虹，癡人說(shuō)夢(mèng)！
Jen: So you don't think I'll get a promotion?
Li: I don't think so, I'm afraid. I think the boss was probably just trying to get you to finish your work more quickly.
Jen: He tricked me! There he is! I'm going to go and talk to him!
(Door closes)
Li: Well, that all sounds like a storm in a teacup to me. 我很喜歡這個(gè)成語(yǔ)，茶杯里的暴風(fēng)雨，什么意思呢？是不是我們漢語(yǔ)里說(shuō)的 "小題大做"？ 對(duì)，就是小題大做。Here's Jen coming back in! (To Jen) Well? What did he say?
Jen: He said that he was pleased with my work and that we'll talk about the promotion next week. He also said that I can have the rest of the afternoon off!
Li: You see, Jen? Every cloud has a silver lining! 黑暗中總有一線光明. This idiom means that you can always find something positive, even in a bad situation.
Jen: You're absolutely right. What do you think I should do with my free afternoon, then?
Li: Well, I'd go and sit in the park, the weather's lovely today! Join us again for another edition of Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English.
Both: Bye!
