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Neil 和菲菲還有幾位同事正要去聽音樂會，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)門票的數(shù)量不夠。四個(gè)人，三張票，這可怎么辦？究竟誰愿意做出犧牲，放棄這次集體活動的機(jī)會？聽對話，學(xué)習(xí)一個(gè)提醒我們?yōu)榱思w利益，把別人放在自己前面的實(shí)用短語。

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Feifei
Neil，所有東西都帶齊了嗎？

Neil
Think so. I’ve got the tickets, most importantly. Would not want to miss this concert!

Feifei
Let me see. One, two, three… Neil?

Neil
Yes?

Feifei
There’re only three tickets. You know Dan’s coming too, right?

Neil
Really? Oh man. We’re one short!

Feifei
What to do?

Neil
I don't know.

Feifei
Neil, it’s OK. I’ll take one for the team. I’m a bit tired anyway.

Neil
Are you sure? I could…

Feifei
Don't worry. I know how much you love this band!

Neil
Too kind. Before I head off, let’s explain the phrase Feifei used. To take one for the team is to give something up for the benefit of others – usually for your friends or colleagues, or your sports team, for example.

Feifei
因?yàn)殚T票數(shù)量不夠，所以我放棄了去聽演唱會的機(jī)會，讓別的同事去了。I took one for the team. “Take one for the team” 這個(gè)短語的意思就是 “為了集體利益，犧牲個(gè)人利益”。

Neil
And I’m very grateful. Now, listen to these examples.

Examples
There wasn’t enough space in the car for all of us, so Johnny took one for the team and walked.

Valentyna injured her foot in the first half of the game. She wanted to continue playing, but we decided that someone else should play in the second half to give us the best chance of winning. Valentyna took one for the team.

Sometimes you have to take one for the team. Last week, I spent the day clearing out the kitchen while the rest of the family went to the beach.

Neil
You're listening to Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English. In this programme, we're looking at the expression 'take one for the team'. Right, I better get going.

Feifei
Before you go, Neil, I just want to ask something.

Neil
Yes?

Feifei
We need someone to do the late shift next week. I was wondering…

Neil
Feifei, don’t you worry. I’ll take one for the team.

Feifei
I knew you would! Thanks, Neil. Now, go and enjoy the show!

Both
Bye.