賴世雄中級(jí)美國英語Like Father, Like Son
Tom, whose parents are conservative, is talking to Karen, whose parents are open-minded.
T: Boy, I'm really fed up with my dad.
K: Why? What's the problem?
T: My dad, whose upbringing was very strict, expects me to live by his old rules.
K; That's too bad. He must be crazy.
T: You know what? He even buys clothes for me, the styles of which belong to the fifties.
K: What a nut!
T: Hey, stop calling my dad names.
K: But I thought…
T: No matter what, he's still my dad.
K: Like father, like son!
words:
Like father, like son 有其父，必有其子
I like Bruce very much; his personality is pleasent. personality 個(gè)性，性格
or: I like Bruce very much because his personality is pleasent.
or: I like Bruce very much, whose his personality is pleasent.
conservative (traditional) 反義 open-minded (liberal)
bald 禿頭的
Boy 唉
be fed up with = be sick of = be tired of = be bored with 厭煩
beef 牛肉 What's the beef? 什么事讓你煩了,出了什么事了
I was brought up in the city, but Peter was brought up in the country. So our upbringings were very different.
be mad about = be crazy about 非常喜歡 be mad at 生氣
bib (小孩用的)圍兜 apron 圍裙
What a nut! nut 瘋子
