英语口语-----安慰

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安慰
4 C% q" g  v" k8 n, x" f& D, B3 K别在意。
Never mind.
I'm really sorry! (我真的很抱歉。)
+ }& \6 R# o- b) {0 S; MNever mind. (没什么。)*带有“别在意”、“忘了它吧”、“没什么”的语感。
Don't worry (about it).
+ J, Y( E0 g% a! A$ ?  e2 IIt's okay.
Forget (about) it. (没什么。) *比Never mind更直接。根据说法不同，有时听起来没有礼貌。
, c; p. z: {. e/ R7 Z+ x1 ~: R; Q/ }4 g太遗憾了。
What bad luck. *用于宽慰努力了但却没能成功的人。“太遗憾了”、“太不顺了”、“太可惜了”。
Better luck next time! (下次一定会走运的!)
That's too bad!
5 j. f% y0 G6 R; `: `Bummer! *俚语。
; [! z+ R. [0 I: {6 }0 hWhat a shame!
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" E  z8 I+ s8 |没事儿。
) s1 l3 n. {5 TThat's all right.
0 X% w' n5 K" L7 v+ OI'm sorry, I'm late. (真对不起，我来晚了。)
That's all right. (没事儿。)
% b5 @. `- J8 sThat's okay.
It's no problem.
: o& _4 d: _0 U别责备自己了。
/ Z& k: U, o3 z  ^# S4 A" Z) y9 DDon't blame yourself. *blame “责备人、责难人”。
It's all my fault! (都是我弄错了。)
Don't blame yourself. (别责备自己了。)
1 o# p8 i; R: @. O+ s这不是你的错。
It's not your fault.
, b: Q* G% D, }/ k2 F常有的事。
It happens. *发生了没有预料到的事情，劝人想开点儿的语气。
" U2 C( @7 Z4 NI feel really bad about it. (那件事我做的真不好。)
Don't worry, it happens. (别担心了，那是常有的事。)
. |, z# z7 p+ J5 q这种事谁都会遇到。
0 s0 Q6 {) p% T5 _$ T! ~It happens to everyone.
不必为那事烦恼。
5 H5 f+ q6 e0 n- k7 a4 A$ c) H1 B; BThere's no need to worry about it.
Don't concern yourself.
& c- G5 L- a& [5 \1 U别想得太多。
Don't give it another thought. *give it another thought 直译是“别再有其他的想法”，“别想得太多”。
没办法呀!
, Q2 x) t% K) L$ E) c0 {It can't be helped.
我不想给您添麻烦。
# v( @4 h, M! u5 ~0 pI don't want to put you out. *put out 有“添麻烦”的意思。
You're welcome to stay. (您就住下吧。)
; h5 ~" g3 t  f' T/ {I don't want to put you out. (不，我不想给您添麻烦。)
& w( A7 M7 L) x: |I don't want to bother you.
5 [7 k' r- q) s" X0 HI don't want to cause you trouble.
# O) a5 i6 ~; [% ^& z, m这算什么呀。
This is nothing.
2 J- A  |  |" _; }  n. {1 j2 fWow! Shibuya is crowded. (哇!涩谷这么挤呀!)
% C0 e( o& y: ^' jThis is nothing, you should see Shinjuku. (这算什么呀!你该去新宿看看。)
3 q+ p9 b& a6 m; F. X! PYou have a lot of homework. (你有这么多作业呀。)
This is nothing. (这算不了什么。)
It's no big deal.
; V4 s  c3 H+ L/ I, @4 u# O$ C. fIt's no problem.
  p% {8 |% A* p* P多糟糕呀!
' Y! _; O& T; X$ D1 b$ RHow terrible!
8 U& O/ l* E% ~6 qHow awful!
8 J( `* |6 E: l+ u! D: b别小题大作。
0 l6 g& }; m% p% o% iNo big deal. *这种表达方式表示“没什么了不起的”、“没什么”、“这很容易”。
Sorry, I can't play tennis with you tomorrow. (对不起，我明天不能和你一起去打网球。)
% p/ P2 w" V9 s" ?3 V. h; E% HNo big deal. I'll ask John to play. (没什么，我问约翰能不能去。)
  U" X6 M0 p' A& \这还算好的呢。
I've seen worse. *“我还知道更糟糕的事”、“这还算好的呢”，用于鼓励遇到挫折的人。
' V1 Z4 L# o$ R$ e/ M; jThat was a bad movie. (那真是部糟糕的电影。)
" I5 a  q& R% k1 R& UI've seen worse. (这还算好的呢。)
: a! r5 H2 B8 C4 m& y& YIt could have been worse. (还有比这更糟的呢!)
3 J) S4 y/ s" g+ a$ t/ d" gIt might have been worse. (也许有的比这更糟呢。)
* T! K, s6 e+ \& O, A% @+ J, f别那么自暴自弃。
' X9 i* E7 O% L, ?* `Don't feel so bad about yourself.
Don't be so down on yourself.
3 p3 ^7 f* P  S& U5 j" BDon't think so lowly of yourself.
% d3 X  s$ ?, Z9 W; D: W真遗憾!
What a pity!
; M0 L. b' w6 F& j3 `( g' NWhat a shame!
总会有办法的。
- K+ T4 Z5 d1 s6 S; t1 `: q. I: BIt'll work out. *work out 表示“进展顺利”、“解决”。
0 j) L% o2 G. t2 gI don't know what to do! (我不知道该怎么办!)
I'm sure it'll work out. (别担心，总会有办法的。)
! ^! p( n; N0 Y# a$ YEverything will be fine. (一切都会顺利的。)
Things will work out.
2 z  q  P* q4 f1 s9 T她只是有点心烦。
% f9 Q, P5 g" j- L' t; E1 |She's just upset.
7 d% k" c& e" |0 d. [4 @7 lWhat's her problem? (她怎么了?)
She's just upset. (她只是有点心烦。)