新概念雙語：喜歡上了某人是一種什么樣的感覺？

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Finn 錄音遲到了很久。當他氣喘吁吁地來到錄音室時 Li 對他說，市場部的一名女子迷上他了。Li 為什么這么說?

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Li

歡迎收聽BBC英語教學的《地道英語》節(jié)目。我是楊莉。我準備好一個特別的詞兒交給大家，可是我的搭檔還沒到。給他打個電話吧。

(Mobile phone ringing as Finn comes in breathless)

Finn

Hi Li。 Sorry I‘m late. I just couldn’t get away.

Li

Oh! Finn， there you are. You couldn‘t get away， from what?

Finn

You know I gave a presentation at lunchtime about our new Shakespeare series.

Li

Yeah， but that finished over an hour ago.

Finn

Yeah， I know， but this woman from the marketing department kept asking me questions. She said she loves Shakespeare.

Li

原來是這么回事。Finn 中午向其它部門介紹展示我們的新莎士比亞系列內(nèi)容，可是市場部的一個女同事沒完沒了的提問，F(xiàn)inn 很難脫身，結(jié)果就遲到了。Was anyone else there?

Finn

No， it was just the two of us. I tried to get away but she kept asking more and more questions.

Li

Oh dear Finn， I think it might be you that she fancies， not Shakespeare.

Finn

Oh， you think so? Oh， actually， that is a good word to learn. If you fancy someone， you find them physically attractive.

Li

Yes， that‘s a good definition。 你給的定義不錯嘛。To fancy someone 意思就是喜歡上了某人，覺得這個人很有吸引力。Let’s hear some examples：

Examples

Look at the figure-hugging clothes you are wearing， Betty. Is there someone you fancy at the party?

He‘s a lovely guy. We’re really good friends. Actually， I fancy him a little…

Li

So if you fancy someone， you want to go out with them， don‘t you? 我可以不可以這樣理解，如果你 fancy 某人的話你肯定想和他們約會，對吧?

Finn

That‘s right， you do。 Actually， that woman at the Shakespeare presentation was very nice… Ooh， interesting and very pretty…

Li

It sounds like you fancy her as well， don‘t you， Finn? 你是不是也喜歡上她啦?

Finn

Well， you know I think she fancies me more. Look at this!

Li

Wow! Did she give you this box of chocolates?

Finn

Yeah， nice isn’t it? Do you fancy one?

Li

想吃巧克力嗎?Of course! But let‘s say goodbye before we go。

Finn and Li

Bye!