地道英語：搞定了
Ive Nailed It!
搞定了!
Neil: Oh the programme has started Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English, Im Neil. And bear with me because the clock has just fallen off the wall and I have to put it back again
Li: And I am Li. Now, Li, the writer! Ive nailed it, Neil!
Neil: Oh, have you? But the nail was loose because the clock fell off the wall and now I have to nail it back up again.
Li: Stop this noise please, Neil. I have just told you that Ive nailed it! 我的書搞定了! 你怎么也沒向我表示祝賀呢?You should say: Congratulations!
Neil: What have you nailed then? Was it that picture over there? Was it the map in the corner? Well, to be fair none of them have fallen to the floor yet!
Li: No, I got my poetry book accepted by a publisher and I am going to be a writer. 我的詩(shī)集已經(jīng)被一家出版商接受，啊，努力了十年總算沒白費(fèi)力氣，這是我事業(yè)上的第一個(gè)成就，詩(shī)集的出版已經(jīng)拍板定案了。Ive nailed it!
Neil: Oh, congratulations, Li! I am impressed with your skills as a poet!
Li: To nail something 是一個(gè)固定的短語意思是準(zhǔn)確地，完美地做成了一件事。
A: Mary finally got a job as a teacher. She went for the job interview and has nailed it!
B: Chess is a difficult game to play. I wish I could nail it but I just cant!
C: The final exam was not easy but my cousin nailed it and got a place at university.
D: Congratulations to him. Hes nailed it!
Li: So, there you go, I have written poetry since I was a little girl. Then I decided to send it to a publisher and he accepted it!
Neil: Thats all very nice, Li and Im very happy for you. I hope that you dont mind my hammering this nail. I have to have this clock fixed to the wall as soon as possible.
Li: Yeah, you go ahead. 你接著釘吧，不過，這陣陣錘聲到給了我創(chuàng)作靈感。 What rhymes with hammer?
Neil: What do you mean?
Li: I am officially a poet now and everything inspires me to write my poetry. So hammer rhymes with
Neil: grammar.
Li: Ah, yes!
Neil: And we have to do it quickly because we have to prepare our English teaching programme.
Li: All right. 英語里的錘子一詞 hammer 和語法一詞 grammar 押韻
To the wall you hammer it all
Clock, picture, a proud banner...
To the brain you fix with no pain...
Verb noun adjectiveand English grammar....
Neil: You have really nailed it Li. Clock fixed and everything, lets go and prepare our programmes.
Li: Heres my last line 精讀精聽，英語靈通，節(jié)目短小，再見一聲。Bye bye!
Neil: Bye!
Ive Nailed It!
搞定了!
Neil: Oh the programme has started Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English, Im Neil. And bear with me because the clock has just fallen off the wall and I have to put it back again
Li: And I am Li. Now, Li, the writer! Ive nailed it, Neil!
Neil: Oh, have you? But the nail was loose because the clock fell off the wall and now I have to nail it back up again.
Li: Stop this noise please, Neil. I have just told you that Ive nailed it! 我的書搞定了! 你怎么也沒向我表示祝賀呢?You should say: Congratulations!
Neil: What have you nailed then? Was it that picture over there? Was it the map in the corner? Well, to be fair none of them have fallen to the floor yet!
Li: No, I got my poetry book accepted by a publisher and I am going to be a writer. 我的詩(shī)集已經(jīng)被一家出版商接受，啊，努力了十年總算沒白費(fèi)力氣，這是我事業(yè)上的第一個(gè)成就，詩(shī)集的出版已經(jīng)拍板定案了。Ive nailed it!
Neil: Oh, congratulations, Li! I am impressed with your skills as a poet!
Li: To nail something 是一個(gè)固定的短語意思是準(zhǔn)確地，完美地做成了一件事。
A: Mary finally got a job as a teacher. She went for the job interview and has nailed it!
B: Chess is a difficult game to play. I wish I could nail it but I just cant!
C: The final exam was not easy but my cousin nailed it and got a place at university.
D: Congratulations to him. Hes nailed it!
Li: So, there you go, I have written poetry since I was a little girl. Then I decided to send it to a publisher and he accepted it!
Neil: Thats all very nice, Li and Im very happy for you. I hope that you dont mind my hammering this nail. I have to have this clock fixed to the wall as soon as possible.
Li: Yeah, you go ahead. 你接著釘吧，不過，這陣陣錘聲到給了我創(chuàng)作靈感。 What rhymes with hammer?
Neil: What do you mean?
Li: I am officially a poet now and everything inspires me to write my poetry. So hammer rhymes with
Neil: grammar.
Li: Ah, yes!
Neil: And we have to do it quickly because we have to prepare our English teaching programme.
Li: All right. 英語里的錘子一詞 hammer 和語法一詞 grammar 押韻
To the wall you hammer it all
Clock, picture, a proud banner...
To the brain you fix with no pain...
Verb noun adjectiveand English grammar....
Neil: You have really nailed it Li. Clock fixed and everything, lets go and prepare our programmes.
Li: Heres my last line 精讀精聽，英語靈通，節(jié)目短小，再見一聲。Bye bye!
Neil: Bye!
