地道、文明又解恨的英文“骂”语

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1、You eat with that mouth? / E6 m# D* ]1 ] N . M2 S6 X& Y( I' _- c

" |) M3 g7 Z5 q o　　你是用这张嘴吃饭的吗?

　　别人对你说脏话, 你就回敬他这一句, 言下之意, 就是你的嘴那么脏, 你还用这张嘴吃饭.还有一种说法, "You kiss your Momma with that mouth?" 就是说你也是用这脏嘴亲你**我讲粗口我是猪**吗? 所以下次记得如果有老美对你说脏话, 记得不要再Fxxx回去, 保持风度,说一句, "You eat with that mouth?" 就扯平了

　　2、You are dead meat.

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　　你死定了.

　　我们说你完蛋了, 可以说 "You are dead." 或是像这样说"You are dead meat." 意思都是一样的, 比如说你跟别人说过不淮碰我的东西, 但有人他就是老爱用你的东西, 下次要是再被你抓到, 你就可以说, "You are dead meat."

　　3、Don't you dare!

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　　How dare you!

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　　你好大的胆子啊!

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　　这句话跟中文里 "你好大的胆子" 是一样, 可以在二种场合说,第一种是很严肃的场合,比如说小孩子很调皮, 讲又讲不听, 父母就会说, "Don't you dare!" 那意思就是这个小孩要当心点, 不然等会就要挨打了. 另一种场合是开玩笑, 比如有人跟你说我跟某网友约会去了, 你说 "Don't you dare?" 就有点开玩笑的语气. (你不怕被恐龙给吃了吗?)

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　　Dare 在英文里还有许多有趣的用法, 例如, "You dare me."或是 "I double dare you." 还有一种游戏叫 Truth or Dare, 限于篇幅, 容后再作介绍.

　　4、Don't push me around.

　　不要摆布我.

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　　这个词很有意思, 把你推来推去, 作摆布解释, 如果有人指挥你一下作这个一下作那个,你就可以用这一句 Hey! Don't push mearound. 通常当我讲 "Don't push me around."时, 我还会想到一个字 bossy. Bossy 就是说像是老板一样, 喜欢指挥别人. 例如 " f. {3 Q" a) L! ~( d9 |# g' q5、"You are so bossy. I don't like that."

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　　这句话也可以单讲, "Don't push me." 或是 "Don't push meany further." 还有一句根 push 有关的成语, 叫 push the button,意思就是, 指使, 操纵. 例如, "I know why you are doing this,someone is pushing your button!"

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　　6、Are you raised in the barn?

　　你是不是乡下长大的啊?

　　这句话是形容一个人没教养, 但是是比较开玩笑的语气. 比如说有人坐没坐像, 你就可以对他说这一句. Barn 原指　仓. 我翻成乡下比较能跟中文的意思结合. 老美常用barn或是backyard 来形容一个人没有教养或是没有文化, 像是那天在电视上听到一句,"No backyard language in my house." 就是说, 在我的家里不准讲粗话.

　　7、You want to step outside?

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　　You want to take this outside?

　　你想要外面解决吗?

　　老美跟我们一样, 要是二个人一言不合吵起来了, 可能就有人要说这一句了. 指的就是要不要出去打架啦. 还有一些我听过类似的用法, 例如, "Do you want to pick a fight?"你要挑起争端吗? 或是 "This means war." 这就意谓著跟我宣战.

　　8、You and what army?

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　　You and who else?

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　　你是哪一路的人马啊?

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　　要是有人跟你说 "Do you want to step outside?", 就回他这一句吧. 意思是说,是喔... 那你找了多少人马要来打架啊? 有时候电视里出现这句对白的时候, 还会打出一排军队的计算机动画, 非常地有意思.

　　还有一句话也很好玩, 叫 "Who's side are you on?" 这就是在快要打架时, 你问人家说,你到底是站在哪一边的? paultra + k% w+ V/ S' S% VSeems fantastic.

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I am so sorry that I never heard of most of the expressions. It could be really good to use that sort of slang-like sentences, but it's not easy to put them in mind and use them freely when we don't often recall them.

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One suggestion, the more you use a sentence, the faster you remember it. : E0 k4 n6 Z1 F: B! ^" B* G paultra One request: please don't forget to put a sign of 'quotation' at the end of your title when the content is quoted from a third author or other sources.

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What I mean is if the article is NOT 'created' by you, please mark it in order to show respect to the original writer.

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Thank you / W7 C% C( S$ ]) B; o. h5 C2 ^8 o: O& V ; A4 L* i+ ^7 awitch well! so serious ! i know paultra just wanna avoid plagiarism. but i think those "rude words" are collected and edited by our Housekeeper first, and then pasted on the board. so, dunt be so serious sometimes, we are here to share our knowledge in English, and help every member to make progress in English! % G; r; ^. z# G+ ?+ \6 J ; F) a$ Q5 c: M D