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American Colloquialism 美式惯用语
Eg. I'll back you up all the way.
我完全支持你。
原句： I will support you from beginning to end.
Eg. Why don't you get off my back?
不要来打扰我，好不好？
原句：Don't disturb me.
Eg. That's enough of your back talk.
不许你回嘴。
原句： I don't like the way you argue with me.
Eg. Oh, my aching back
啊呀，天啊，真糟！
原句： Oh， God!
Eg. I must say this about Lee， he's really on the ball.
他做人醒目勤奋。
原句： He's really working hard.
Eg. I'm beat.
我累死了。
原句： I'm in exhausted.
Eg. Why should I beat my brains out for the salary I'm getting?
我拿这么一点薪水，犯不着伤脑筋。
原句： I'm only getting a small salary, so I don't need to work too hard.
Eg. Row，beat it!
走开点。
原句： Get away。
Eg. Where did you get the beat-up old car?
你从哪儿弄来那辆老爷车？
原句： Where did you buy the broken-down car？
Eg. Keep your big mouth shut.
住嘴。
原句： Stop talking.
Eg. He is a big-time operator.
他这人很吃得开。
原句：He has Rood connections.
Eg. Give me a break.
给我一个机会啦。
原句：Give me a chance.
Eg. Don't brush me off.
不要敷衍我。
原句：Don't stall me.
Eg. I don't buy your story.
我不相信你。
原句：I don't believe you.
Eg. Let's call it quits.
算了吧！
原句： Let's forget it.
Eg. His words carry a lot of weight.
他的话很有力量。
原句： He is very influential.
Eg. He is trying to cash in on me.
他想占我便宜。
原句： He is trying to take advantage from me.
Eg. It's a lot of chicken feed.
这是小意思，不算什么。 (来源：英语杂志 http://www.EnglishCN.com)
原句： It's nothing.
Eg. Don't chicken out. Be a man.
不要退缩了。
原句：Don't back out.
Eg. It's my cup of tea.
这很合我胃口。
原句：It's my favorite.
Eg. "What's my cut?"
我有什么好处？
原句：what's my share?
Eg. Cut it out.
不要这个样子啦！
原句: Don't be like that.
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