美語會話 63 He's prejudiced. 他有偏見

Ron: Yes. But you know him. He's just worried that you're not Italian...

Nicole: He's prejudiced, isn't he?

Ron: No. He's afraid that no one will cook as good as his mother did.

Nicole: Ah! I know a way to convince him that Americans can make good Italian food!

Ron: How's that?

Nicole: You'll see next week. I'll come by one day at lunchtime.

prejudiced (a.)

有偏見的

convince (v.)

說服

A: Judd doesn't want to go swimming with us. 賈德不想跟我們?nèi)ビ斡尽?br /> B: I'll try to convince him. 我來試著說服他。

朗恩：他知道。不過你也知道他。他只是擔(dān)心你不是意大利人……

妮可︰他有偏見，對不對?

朗恩︰不對。他只是怕沒有人像他媽媽一樣會做菜。

妮可︰啊!我有個方法可以說服他，美國人也能做一手意大利好菜!

朗恩︰怎么說服?

妮可：下個星期你就知道了。我會找個午飯時間過來。