美式英語和英式英語的一些常用單詞的不同.docx

美式英語和英式英語的一些常用單詞的不同AMERICAN - BRITISHcolor - colourfavorite - favouritehonor - honourhumor - humourfavor - favourglamor - glamourSpelling differences: -ze vs. -seanalyze - analysecriticize - criticisememorize - memorisesurprize - surpriseadvertize - advertiseimprovize - improviseSpelling differences: -ll vs. -lenrollment - enrolmentfulfill - fulfilskillful - skilfulpanelled - paneledenrolled - enroled fulfilled - fulfiledempanelled - empaneledcancelled - canceledSpelling differences: -er vs. -recenter - centremeter - metretheater - theatrefiber - fibrekilometer - kilometreluster - lustreliber - libresaber - sabresepulcher - sepulchresomber - sombreSpelling differences: -og vs. -ogueanalog - analoguecatalog - cataloguedialog - dialogueSpelling differences: -e vs. -oe or -aeencylopedia - encylopaediamaneuver - manoeuvermedieval - mediaevalSpelling differences: -ck or -k vs. -quebank - banquecheck - chequechecker - chequerSpelling differences: -dg vs. -dge (or -g vs. -gu)argument - arguementjudgment - judgementSpelling differences: -ense vs. -enzedefense - defencelicense - licence_Some American words are different from British English words:apartment - flatbaby carriage - pramband-aid - plasterbathroom - loo / WVchopped beef - mincecan - tincookie - biscuitdiaper - nappyelevator - lifteraser - rubberflashlight - torchgas - petrolguy - bloke / chaphighway - motorwayjello - jellyjelly - jamkerosene - paraffinlawyer - solicitorlicense plate - number plateline - queuemail - postmotor home - caravanmovie theater - cinemapants - trousersperiod - full stoppharmacist - chemistrent - hiresidewalk - pavementsoccer - footballtrash can - bintrunk (car) - boottruck - lorryvacation - holidayvest - waistcoatzip code - postal code“英式英語”常用50句表達(dá)RealBritishDailyExpressions轉(zhuǎn)自【偶為英音狂】【偶為英音狂】站長按：以下為大約50個(gè)英式英語常用詞以及表達(dá)方式。這些英國人生活中常用，而在我們的英語課本中永遠(yuǎn)無法學(xué)到，花5分鐘一起來看看，下次說英語的時(shí)候爭取用上：Quite a few English words or expressions, which British people use most frequently in their daily life, can never ever be learnt or known exactly from our textbooks. Not until one day we are in Britain. Here are some best ones:Are you all right?-你好嗎？This is the most commonly used greeting when people meet each other rather than how are you? from our textbook.eg. -Are you all right, David?-Fine, thank you.Cheers!-謝謝, 再見！While they get off the bus or buy things from shops etc, very often we can hear them saying Cheers! to the drivers or sellers instead of Thank You or Goodbye.eg. -Five pounds fifty, please. Cheers!-Cheers!Give me a minute!-請稍等一會！eg. Give me a minute, David! I will find the map for you.Does it make sense?-你明白我的意思嗎？eg. If you buy a day ticket, you will save more. Does it make sense?I dont follow you.-我不明白你說什麼eg. Sorry, I dont follow, you. Could you say it again?Are you kidding(joking)？-你在開玩笑吧？eg. -Are you kidding,David?-I am not going to kid you, I am being serious!I am behind you. -我支持你eg Whatever decision you are going to make, I am behind you.Do you really mean it?-此話當(dāng)真？eg. - I can give what you want.-Do you really mean it?-Yes, I mean it!That depends.-那得看情況而定eg. -Will you come here on that day?-That depends.Feel free to do it-請隨意eg. If you have any problem, please feel free to ask me.Whats going on?-怎麼了？eg. -Whats going on here?-He got his watch broken, I am helping fix it.get on with it!-快點(diǎn)！eg. Get on with it, we have no time left!Get a move on!-趕快行動(dòng)吧!eg. Get a move on and help yourself to some food!Believe it or not!-信不信由你！eg. Believe it or not, I dont know how to cook!Come to think of it.-說到這eg. Come to think of it, let me tell you what the school is like first.Thats a deal!-成交, 一言為定！eg. Ok, thats a deal! Be there or be square!my fingers crossed-祝君好運(yùn)！eg. I hope you can pass the exam: my fingers crossed!I will be keeping my fingers crossed for you.Wish you a prosperous new year!-恭喜發(fā)財(cái)！eg. I wish you a prosperous new year and all the best for your future!Are you struggling to do it?-有困難嗎？eg. Are you struggling to live in Britain?You are dead meat!-你死定了！eg. Help me out, otherwise I am dead meat!You scared me!-你嚇著我了！eg. -Did I scare you?-Yes, you did!Dont get me wrong!-別誤會我！eg. Dont get me wrong, I didnt mean that.Dont let me down!-別讓我失望！eg. Dont let me down, I am sure you can make it!You make me sick!-你讓我惡心！eg. Get out of here, you make me sick!We are even!-我們扯平了！eg. You dont tell me the truth, either. We are even!Its a must-see!-非看不可!eg. The movie Star World is a must-see!sold me out-背叛我eg. I am always with you, why did you sell me out?Get lost!-那涼快那呆著去！eg. Get lost! I am busy now.feel poorly-感到身體不舒服eg. I have been feeling poorly these days.sort out-解決eg. I have got everything sorted out and I am ready to leave.Could you help me to sort out all those problems?pop in-短時(shí)來訪eg. I will give the book to you if you can pop in tomorrow.A good idea popped into my head.hang on, please!-請等（停）一下！eg. Hang on, please! I have got sth to say.Come on!-來吧（快點(diǎn)!）eg. Come on, get a move on! I am here by your side.Just checking-只隨便問問take it or leave it!-要不要隨你observe your class-聽課eg. Would it be possible for me to observe your class this afternoon?bloody-該死的eg. I hate these bloody people.Get out of here! I dont want your bloody money.lovely-好！棒！eg. -What do you think of this book?-Oh, lovely! I like it.brilliant-真好！真棒！eg.-Mum, David tells me that I am brilliant at Chinese.-Thats brilliant, my love!fantastic-太好了！太棒了！British people particularly like to use lovely，brilliant or fantastic instead of good or very good.eg. Its a fantastic movie, I enjoy it very much.Your English is fantastic, absolutely fantastic!absolutely-絕對The word they prefer to use in conversations when they want to express the extent is not always very but absolutely.eg. I like it, its absolutely fantastic!-Are you sure of it?-Absolutely!Boo!-噓聲eg. Boo! Boo! Get out of here!fag-香煙（cigarette）eg. -Can I have a fag, please?-Sorry, you are not allowed to smoke here.balance-余額eg. -You have to