135 Cheer up
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A: Ok... I’ll talk to you later. Bye B: Carrie, are you ok? You seem a bit down. A: I just got off the phone with my boyfriend. He is always getting upset and losing his temper over nothing. It’s so hard to talk to him at times. B: Maybe it’s just that he is stressed out from work or something. He does have a pretty nerve wracking job you know. A:Yeah but, he is always in a really foul mood. I try to find out what’s bothering him or get him to talk about his day but, he always shuts down and brushes me off. B:Men are like that you know. They can feel nervous, anxious or on edge and the only way they can express it is by trying to hide it through aggressiveness. A:I guess you are right. What do you think I should do? He wasn’t always this grouchy you know... B:Talk to him, try to cheer him up when he is down and if that doesn’t work, I say get rid of him and get a new one! A:You are something else you know that? ==I can’tbelieve you 没看文本前听就听懂的真的就直接记得很清楚了 ,忘记不了的感觉 wrack [ræk] n.一片飞云;雾气;破坏;波浪打到岸上的海草 v.毁坏;(使)破灭 stressed out 极度焦虑的;心力交瘁的 aggressiveness [ə'ɡresɪvnəs]n.咄咄逼人;进取心;攻击者;雄心勃勃 Web进取性;侵略性; grouchy [ˈɡraʊtʃi] adj.脾气不好并常发牢骚的;好抱怨的 Web小牢骚;不高兴的;爱发牢 cheer [tʃɪr]v.欢呼;加油;喝彩;鼓舞 n.欢呼声; anxious [ˈæŋkʃəs] adj.焦虑;渴望;担心;忧虑 Web忧虑的;渴望 skydiving [ˈskaɪˌdaɪviŋ] n.【体】高空跳伞;跳伞运动 mocking [ˈmɑkɪŋ] adj.嘲弄的 v.mock的现在分词 nails[neɪlz] n. 钉子;指甲;(动物的)爪;(一些软喙鸟类)上喙的硬甲壳(nail 的复数) v. 把……钉牢;(非正式)揭穿(某人);(花费