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你看了一部很棒的電影；你的朋友穿了一件很酷的體恤衫——如何用 “fire” 來形容電影 “很棒”，體恤衫 “很酷”？聽節(jié)目，學(xué)習(xí)單詞 “fire” 在口語中的新用法。

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Feifei
大家好，歡迎收聽 BBC英語教學(xué)的 “地道英語” 節(jié)目。我是馮菲菲。

Roy
… and me, Roy.

Feifei
在這期節(jié)目中，我們要學(xué)習(xí)用一個(gè)大家都熟悉的單詞來形容事物 “非常棒”。Speaking of which, have you seen that new blockbuster that everyone’s talking about, ‘Unicorns Eat Bananas in the Stars’?

Roy
What kind of title is that?! That film sounds awful!

Feifei
It’s not! ‘Unicorns Eat Bananas in the Stars’ is fire!

Roy
Fire? The unicorns that eat bananas in the stars are on fire?! What is this film about?

Feifei
No, Roy! Don’t be silly, the banana-eating unicorns aren’t on fire! That would be ridiculous. 我剛才說 “the film is fire”。我的意思是這部電影非常火！The film is fire!

Roy
Ah, of course! We use fire to describe something that is really good! For example, your T-shirt is fire, Feifei!

Feifei
Thanks, Roy! I bought it this week! It’s official merchandise for the film! Anyway, let’s listen to these examples.

Examples
Have you checked out my new phone? It’s fire. It can do so many cool things!

I went to a concert to see ‘Rob’s Rolling Biscuits’ last night. Their new song is fire.

That new series everyone is talking about is fire! It’s got dragons, zombies and vampires in it. I love it!

Feifei
你正在收聽的是 BBC英語教學(xué)的 “地道英語” 節(jié)目。我們在一起學(xué)習(xí)用 “fire” 這個(gè)詞描述事物 “非常好，特別棒”，就好比我們漢語里說的 “火”。

Roy
I might have to go tonight and watch the film at the cinema.

Feifei
You definitely should. It’s straight fire! 我們有時(shí)也可以在 “fire” 前面加上單詞 “straight”——“straight fire”。這里 “straight” 就相當(dāng)于 “very”。

Roy
So I probably should have said your t-shirt is straight fire, then.

Feifei
Only if that’s what you really think! You haven’t even seen the film yet!

Roy
What about my T-shirt? Do you think it’s fire?

Feifei
Honestly, no. It looks like it needs to be put in a fire. You should just burn it. The film on your T-shirt is not fire! That film is terrible.

Roy
Um… maybe I’ll buy a new one today.

Feifei
Bye, Roy.

Roy
Bye!