丰富雅思口语素材

　　English Slang collection：

　　correctamundo

　　[释] correct;

　　[例] A: Are you telling me you haven't been off that couch all day? B: Correctamundo!;

　　cost an arm and a leg

　　[释] to cost a lot;

　　[例] Our clients have gone to all other stores but everything in there cost an arm and a leg.

　　cotch

　　[释] sit down/relax;

　　[例] Do you guys wanna come over and coth at my house?;

　　cotton mouth

　　[释] dry mouth;

　　[例] After a two-hour lecture, Dr. Reed's got cotton mouth.;

　　cotton on

　　[释] realize;

　　[例] With all the hints, I cottoned on what had happened.

　　couch potato

　　[释] a lazy person spending a lot of time sitting/laying on a couch and watching TV.;

　　couch surf

　　[释] to live/stay at someone else's home, not paying rent, buying food, or contributing to much of anything of value for the household.

　　English Slang collection：

　　crackalacking

　　[释] another way to say What's up;

　　[例] Hey craig, whats crackalacking?;

　　crackass

　　[释] one who is a complete moron, and idiot, a dumbass, or a bafoon;

　　[例] Your transvestite uncle Tammy is a complete crackass. No girl wants to look at him.

　　crack berry

　　[释] nickname for Blackberry;

　　[例] Can you put down your freakin crackberry for a second and pay attention to the movie?;

　　cracking

　　[释] something sensational, excellent or cool;

　　[例] Hey, thanks for the invitation. The party was cracking.

　　crack of dawn

　　[释] Usually a very early time of a day;

　　[例] We get up at the crack of dawn to walk to the next camping site.;

　　crack on

　　[释] to motivate an individual or group of people to get on with a task in hand;

　　[例] Hurry up and crack on with it.

 

　　English Slang collection：

　　cougar

　　[释] a middle-aged woman who seeks out much younger men for romance or physical intimacy;

　　cough up

　　[释] to give money to pay for something especially when you would prefer not to;

　　[例] With no insurance, he had to cough up for the medical bills.

　　country bumpkin

　　[释] a person, usually from a rural area (有嘲笑意味);

　　[例] She grew up in the south, so she's a bit of a country-bumpkin.;

　　cover one's ass

　　[释] to protect oneself in anticipation of a hazard;

　　[例] Cover your ass. It ain't pretty ahead.

　　cowboy killer

　　[释] to describe a hard packed, or very harsh cigarette;

　　[例] A: Do you want a smoke? B: Woah no thanks, don't smoke the cowboy killers.;

　　cowboy up

　　[释] to face a daunting task, as a brave cowboy would.;

　　[例] Cowboy up! You can make it.

　　English Slang collection：

　　big potato

　　[释] people very high up in the industry's hierarchy;

　　[例] Some big potatoes will stop by our company for a visit, so please act like a profession.;

　　big shot=big cheese

　　[释] an important person;

　　[例] I hate the attitude of the big shots.

　　Big Smoke

　　[释] a large city, especially a capital city;

　　[例] Are you going to the Big Smoke this weekend?;

　　big stink

　　[释] a large commotion;

　　[例] Don't make a big stink over such trifles.;

　　big time

　　[释] great time;

　　[例] I had a real big time last night.

　　big time

　　[释] great success;

　　[例] If you want to move up into the big time, you're gonna have to create a character of your own.;

　　big whoop

　　[释] a big deal

　　[释] My life is in complete shambles, but its no big whoop.;

　　bio break

　　[释] a bathroom break.

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6. A gift you gave to another person

what the gift was

who you gave it to

why you chose this particular gift

and explain whether this person liked this present or not.

Part 3

On what occasions do people give gifts to others?

When (at what times of the year) do children receive presents in China?

What kinds of gifts do children in China usually get?

Do you think toys have any educational value?

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　　English Slang collection：

　　cop a squat

　　[释] sit down and relax;

　　[例] Hey, cop a squat and have a cup o' coffee.;

　　cop out

　　[释] an excuse designed to shirk responsibility;

　　[例] Saying you're sick just because you wanna avoid a big test you're prepared but scared for is a cop out.

　　copy that

　　[释] to understand;

　　[例] A: Don't forget to return the books to the library. B: Copy that!;

　　copyvio

　　[释] abbreviation for "copyright violation" ;

　　[例]It is known that copyvio is a serious problem and reason for immediate article deletion.

　　core competency

　　[释] a person's primary skill;

　　[例] What are the expected core competencies of post-80s?;

　　cork it

　　[释] stop talking;

　　[例] Cork it. We're trying to watch the movie.;

　　corny

　　[释] lacking in taste;

　　[例] Oh my... Look at his shirt. It's corny.