English seven Express sentences (turn) _ Chinese and English

In English, we resent those nasty words that start with P and d! And for people in extreme anger, there is a need for verbal venting, but in order to avoid the repulsive and repulsive profanity, they may be able to express what they learned in the following language ...

　　 1,hey! Wise up! Let's be smart, okay?

When someone else does something stupid, you can say, "Don ' t be stupid! "or" Don ' t be silly. "But it is very impolite to say. The polite thing to say is: Wise up! You can also say in a sarcastic tone: Wise up, please. Then deliberately pull the stems ending to a long length.

　　 2,put up or shut up. Either you do it or you shut up.

It should be noted that there is no "do it" in the put up dictionary, but spoken words have this meaning.

　　 3,you eat with that mouth? Do you eat with this mouth?

When someone tells you a dirty word, you return it to him, saying that your mouth is so dirty that you eat it? There is also a saying: "You kiss your mother and that mouth?" "Do you kiss your mother with this dirty mouth?"

So next time remember if there is a foreigner to you to say foul language, do not scold back, maintain demeanor, say, "You eat and that mouth?" "It's even."

　　 4,you are dead meat. You're dead.

Can also say: "You are dead." "You are screwed."

　　 5,don ' t you dare! How dare you! You have a lot of guts!

This sentence can be said in two occasions, the first is very serious occasions, such as children are very naughty, not obedient, parents will say, "Don" T you dare! "It means that you should be careful, or else you will be beaten." Another kind of occasion is joking, if someone says he wants to date with a netizen, you say "Don" t you dare? "A little joking tone, you're not afraid to be eaten by dinosaurs?"

　　 6,don ' t push me around. Don't manipulate me.

Usually when I say this, I also think of a word "bossy", like the boss, like to command others. such as: "You are so bossy." I Don ' t like that. "This sentence can be said alone," Don t push me. "or Don t push me any further." ”。

　　 7,you want to step outside? You want to fight outside?

Two people a word not quarrel, may be someone to say this, refers to is to want to go out to fight. I have also heard similar usage, such as: "Do you want to pick a fight?" "Are you going to provoke a dispute?"