# Friends S01 E02

# Words

carpet - 地毯
chaotic - in a state of chaos
thigh /θaɪ/ - 大腿
veil - 面纱,面罩
presumably /prɪˈzjuː.mə.bli/ - 大概;想必是
anecdote - 趣闻;逸事
spit ...
tilt - n./v. 倾斜
hairline - 发际线


dread

  • v. to feel extremely worried or frightened about something that is going to happen or that might happen
    He's dreading the exam - he's sure he's going to fail.
    [+ -ing verb] I'm dreading having to meet his parents.

stomp

  • v. to walk with intentionally heavy steps, especially as a way of showing that you are annoyed
    She stomped up the stairs and slammed her bedroom door.

terrific

  • adj. very good
    You look terrific!
    very great
    The police car drove past at a terrific speed.

way

  • n. INFORMAL. (WANT) If someone gets or has their way, what they want happens
    If she doesn't get/have her (own) way, she sulks like a four-year-old.

well

  • v. (of liquid) to appear on the surface of something or come slowly out from somewhere
    Dirty water welled (up) out of the damaged pipe.
    As she read the letter tears welled up in her eyes.

# Phrases

sit through sth

  • to stay until the end of an event such as a meeting or performance that is very long or boring
    We had to sit through two hours of speeches.

as far as sb is concerned

  • in a particular person's opinion(虽然学过,但是还没有熟练使用)
    As far as I'm concerned, feng shui doesn't work.

run sth by sb

  • INFORMAL. to tell someone about something so that that person can give their opinion about it

put sth in(to) perspective


bring sth up

  • to start to talk about a particular subject
    She's always bringing up her health problems.

take the heat off sb

  • INFORMAL. If someone or something takes the heat off you, he, she, or it reduces the amount of criticism you have to deal with
    he deputy's resignation over the scandal has taken some of the heat off his superior.

run into sb

  • to meet someone you know when you are not expecting to

run into sth 还有其他意思)


steer clear of

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roll with the punches

  • INFORMAL. to be able to deal with a series of difficult situations
    Coping with and withstanding adversity by being flexible (Urban Dictionary)
    见招拆招

work out(不接宾语)

  • to happen or develop in a particular way
    Let's hope this new job works out well for him.
  • to exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body
  • to be the result of a calculation
    These figures work out differently each time I add them.
    The safe load for a truck of this size works out at nearly 20 tons.

work out sth

  • (DISCOVER) to discover an answer, develop an idea, or calculate an amount
    You can use a calculator to work out the solution.

# Others

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