杰夫的一天 第35期：吃早餐講解(10)

And, jam is made from fruit—such as strawberries—and sugar, 而果醬是由草莓這類(lèi)的水果和糖做成的，

and they put them together and it makes a thick liquid that you can put on a piece of toast. 人們把它們放在一起，這樣就能做出放在吐司片上的濃稠的液體糖。

We would say we spread the jam on the toast. 我們會(huì)說(shuō)我們把果醬涂在吐司上。

We use that verb spread, "spread," to talk about putting butter or putting jam on a piece of toast, usually with a knife. 我們用那個(gè)動(dòng)詞涂(spread)來(lái)表示把黃油或果醬放在一塊吐司上，一般是借助小刀。

When I am done with my breakfast, "I rinse off my breakfast dishes." 當(dāng)我吃完早餐的時(shí)候，“我沖洗吃早餐時(shí)用的餐具”

To rinse means to clean something with water. 沖洗的意思是用水清洗某物。

To rinse off is the verb. You could just say, "I rinse my breakfast dishes," “Rinse off”也是動(dòng)詞。你完全可以說(shuō)，“I rinse my breakfast dishes，”，

but we like those two word verbs in English and so we would probably say, "rinse off my breakfast dishes." 但在英語(yǔ)里我們喜歡用那些兩個(gè)字組成的動(dòng)詞，所以我們可能會(huì)說(shuō)，“rinse off my breakfast dishes."

I rinse them off in the sink, and I "put them in the dishwasher.” 我在水槽中沖洗它們，然后我“把它們放到洗碗機(jī)里。”

The dishwasher, "dishwasher," is a machine that cleans the dishes. 洗碗機(jī)(dishwasher)是清洗餐具的機(jī)器。

Some families have dishwashers. 有些家庭擁有洗碗機(jī)。

The joke that we make sometimes in English is that someone— when someone says, "Oh, do you have a dishwasher," 在英語(yǔ)中我們有時(shí)會(huì)開(kāi)的玩笑是——當(dāng)某人說(shuō)，“噢，你有洗碗機(jī)嗎，”

and you say, "Yes, I am the dishwasher," which means you don't have a machine that washes your dishes; you wash your dishes by yourself. 你會(huì)說(shuō)“有啊，我就是洗碗機(jī)呀，”你的意思是你沒(méi)有用來(lái)清洗餐具的機(jī)器;你要自己清洗餐具。

We would say you wash them by hand. 我們會(huì)說(shuō)你是用手清洗它們。