美語會(huì)話 208 烤肉季的開始
Holly: The weekend's finally here!
Yi-jun: And it's a long one. I have Monday off. It's Memorial Day or something like that.
Holly: Yep. It's the kickoff of the barbecue season. We're invited to a grill party in the park tomorrow.
Yi-jun: Sounds good. What do we need to bring?
Holly: We need to buy some buns for the hot dogs and hamburgers, and I'm making potato salad.
Yi-jun: I'll dig out the Frisbee and my kite from Taiwan.
kickoff (n.)
(口)開始，序幕
Hurry up, or you're going to miss the kickoff.
快點(diǎn)，不然你會(huì)錯(cuò)過開頭。
grill (v.,n.)
烤肉架，烤肉爐，烤架中的木炭、火候;烤肉。grill party則是「烤肉聚餐派對(duì)」
A: How do you like to cook your steaks?
你想怎幺處理你的牛排?
B: I love to throw them on the grill.
我想把他們放在烤架上。
bun (n.)
(一般用來夾漢堡肉或熱狗用的)圓面包
Do you want your bun toasted?
你的圓面包要烤過嗎?
dig out
找出
You should go dig out the Frisbee.
你應(yīng)該把飛盤找出來。
星期五下午
荷莉：周末總算到了!
怡君：而且是個(gè)長長的周末。我星期一放假。好象是陣亡將士紀(jì)念日還是什幺的。
荷莉：沒錯(cuò)。這是烤肉季的開始。我們明天受邀到公園參加烤肉派對(duì)。
怡君：聽來不錯(cuò)。我們要帶什幺去?
荷莉：我們得買一些包熱狗和漢堡用的圓面包，還有我要做馬鈴薯沙拉。
怡君：我會(huì)找出飛盤和我從臺(tái)灣帶來的風(fēng)箏
