【口语小词】Day 45--100小词走天下

55—go

1)    go on– to continue. to   happen. 

例：He never seems toget to the end of the story. It just keeps going on and on.

例：I thought somethingwas going on in the town when I heard the fireworks.

2) Goon with = continue as planned
例：I think we should goon with the lesson after break.

3) goup / down – to increase / decrease. 

例：The price of livingalways seems to go up. It never goes down.

1)       go out with someone –to date. 

例：They went outwith each other for 2 years before they got engaged.

5) go out =A. fire stops burning B. social activities; a date
例：The fire went outbecause we ran out of fuel for it.
例：They love to go out on weekends to the movies.

6) togo into – to discuss.  

例：She doesn’tlike to go into details about her divorce.

56—open

l   keepan open mind 别急着下结论.

例：My daughter is dating a college dropout, but I decided to keepan open mind. 

l   open to 愿意接受。

例：I'm open to suggestions.

例：I’m open to changes.

例：He is determined to sell the house. He's open to anyoffers.

l   open secret 公开的秘密。

例：They are living together. It's an open secret.

例：Her husband left her for another woman. It's an open secret.

l   open invitation 可以随时有效的邀请

例：They've always treated me like family and have given mean open invitation to stay with them any time I want to.

57—play

l   you are playing with fire.

l   Some parents play "good cop" and "badcop" in the family.

l   I'm telling you. Playing hard to get won't get you anywherewith that guy.

l   play with one's hair

l   I think you should hold your horses and see how things playout.

l   Let's play hookie today.

l   All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

l   play into someone's hands 正中下怀

例：If we raise the bid, it will only play into the hands ofour opponent.

例：They are doing exactly what we need them to do. Theyare playing into our hands.