实战口语情景对话 第494期:Gangs 团伙

重点讲解：
1. take over
（武力）占领，接管，控制；
eg. The army is / are threatening to take over if civil unrest continues.
军方声称如内乱不平息将实行军管。
eg. We don't want the ultras to take over France.
我们不想让激进分子来控制法国。
2. get along
勉强过活；勉强应付；
eg. You can't get along without water.
没有水无法活下去。
eg. Many older people cannot get along on just their Social Security checks.
许多老年人仅靠社会保障金无法生活。
3. for the most part
大部分；多半；通常；
eg. The lemon drink was for the most part of water.
那柠檬饮料多半成分是水。
eg. For the most part he left the books to his managers and accountants.
他通常都把账册交给经理和会计们处理。
4. instead of
代替…；而不是…；
eg. Instead of pressing forward, they drew back.
他们不仅没有前进，反而后退了。
eg. He wishes to see more new programs instead of repeat on television.
他希望看到更多新的电视节目，而不是重播的节目。
5. at odds with
（与…）不和；（与…）有矛盾；（与…）意见不一致；
eg. I think I'm at odds with you over the supply plan.
我想在供应计划问题上我们有分歧。
eg. It's no necessary to be at odds with them.
没必要与他们争执。
6. get rid of
摆脱；甩掉；赶走；
eg. He hoped to get rid of the burden.
他希望去掉这个包袱。
eg. How to get rid of the difficulties is still a great problem.
怎样才能摆脱困境仍是个大问题。
7. rely on
依赖；依靠；
eg. We will get nowhere if we rely on luck.
如果我们只依靠运气，那将一事无成。
eg. But she can use and rely on other strengths.
但她可以借用、依赖其他的力量。
8. in order to
为了；以便；目的在于；
eg. In order to survive the competition a company should be proactive not reactive.
要在竞争中生存下来，公司不应该消极应变，而应当先发制人。
eg. They were working double tides in order to finish the job in time.
他们昼夜工作以及时完成工作。