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１．李明是个败家子。 ' Z$ ~' M' H6 g7 ~/ N& J$ S! ^　　Li ming is the black sheep of his family. n f9 U, R1 X' R ]6 F. Y+ j 　　２．她是个天生爱哭的人。 ) G& K, }# `+ K　　She‘s a natural crier. 0 G2 F- s7 E. f4 U # M: W# ^$ x8 @3 D$ l% `, ~　　３．他真是个不知羞耻的家伙。 6 Y* ?, x( _! d: k　　He‘s really a law-down dirty shame. ; A" S$ g* W. o3 r# K( t2 K, H. o& `　　４．他可是个乐天派，整天无忧无虑的。 　　He‘s good-time Charlie, feeling no worries and anxieties. 　　５．论开车技术，不李和小王那真是不分上下。 * _7 a4 o) G- u2 e2 J' `" X0 G& P　　In the skills of driving, Xiao Li and Xiao Wang are neck and neck. 4 j& h3 O* A7 f' x5 r7 Y9 ~ x　　６．他已绞尽了脑汁。 　　He had racked his brain. - D' X! i$ f, _& y3 d# [ & u+ `+ I {4 T' L1 k　　７．他可是个有头脑的人。 * ^8 [8 p! d8 X　　He‘s a brain. + n& d) D. s# i( b! b' c0 T; i/ a 4 D2 n% F: P$ I# [　　８．李明很能干。 ; V/ j! S: I b　　Li ming has a lot on the ball. 　　９．你刚才提到的那个作家只不过是个有名无实的人。 % y" |6 ~5 r; q3 L" c* b　　The man you‘ve just mentioned is but a poor apology for a writer. " f/ t# [- ]- C. m! a9 X 　　１０．他真的太没骨气了。 6 \4 b+ ~ [; ?- Z. Y7 I9 d　　He really has no guts. 2 H8 N6 @. C1 R V [# c 　　１１．昙花一现 　　A flash in the pan 2 C: G; [# Y0 X$ ] 　　１２．他对保险业务一窍不通。 0 I6 ^( d; y8 f) r4 W5 z9 R　　He doesn‘t know beans about insurance business at all. A3 I; k' I' r" b2 j　　１３．她很勇敢，但终因寡不敌众，被那帮人打晕过去。 　　The girl was brave enough, but as being outnumbered,she was finally knocked into the middle of next week by the gang. 　　１４．他喜欢单枪匹马地去干。 : W4 S0 [0 g& u* s　　He always likes to play a lone hand. % _& W) ?! ?! h2 J3 u3 \, T　　１５．他一开始就出师不利。 7 F6 Z8 |4 H8 T　　He got off on the wrong foot when he started doing it. 5 c2 ^# P% b9 F9 T4 o 　　１６．你还嫩点儿。 5 g# R2 b6 N& w　　You‘re still wet behind the ears. Y* e9 O; y$ _& I2 o, { 　　１７．她的饭量特别小。 　　She eats like a bird. 　　１８．那个孩子的嘴特别硬。 　　That boy never says uncle. 　　１９．我们队占上风。 　　Our team gained the upper hand. 　　２０．你中圈套了。 ) J7 A6 P5 C5 e　　You rose to the bait. ! V( ]! A6 v2 G w3 j ! }4 G) ~! S: N　　２１．你骗不了我。 9 p6 ]8 t3 p% [6 d+ y: z; E　　I‘m from Missouri. + h( E& _' E a4 L: t/ D　　２２．见机行事 　　Play to the score. * m2 i, ?) M4 W8 Z: x& O: _ 　　２３．肯定有人唆使他去干那件事。 　　There must be someone who had put him up to that. [em09]