雅思口语part 2范文：描述一个让你笑的事件#

发布时间：2017-02-08 18:35

　　本期要分享的雅思口语Part2话题：描述一个让你笑的事件。其实很久之前，新航道雅思就和大家分享过类似的话题，具体请查看:雅思口语Part2话题：Describe a time when you laughed.

　　Describe a situation that made you laugh.

　　描述一个让你笑的事件。

　　You should say:

　　What it was

　　When it happened

　　Who was with you

　　And explain why you laughed.

　　本篇范文中,新航道雅思培训老师讲述的是一件自己经历的事情，其中用到了很多的关键词和地道表达，烤鸭们要抓紧学起来噢

　　Life can be really boring sometimes, like when you are sitting in an economy class listening to your professor explaining IPO with astronomical languages or when you have gone through all games in your computer, only to find no game is worth 5 minutes of your time. At those moments, I am sure you want to do some killing or at least damaging jobs.

　　We need to find fun from time to time, which is my favorite thing to do. One day on my way to the subway for a ride to school, I found something very interesting.

　　I was walking on a pretty narrow path between the green areas along the road and a ditch when a lady, a very big lady appeared. The narrow path was about 35 centimeters wide and we had to walkwith extra caution. And sometimes we needed to tilt our bodies towards the green to keep us within the path. But that lady? I had to say that one of her shoulders was actually in the territory of the ditch. Walking behind her, I kept wondering whether she would slip and fall into the ditch. Then the climaxwas coming.

　　One boy cut in to the distance between me and her and he walked very fast. And then there was the problem of overtaking her. If we called how they did it precise and accurate operations, no one would object to it. The lady slowed down, turned her body parallel with the ditch and moved backwards to the green area to make the room for the boy to pass. She had to stand part of her feet into the green area honestly. And the boy reached his left foot alertly to the edge of the ditch, rotated his upper body into a thirty degree angle against the edge, lowered his head so that the lady’s eyes wouldn't be distractions, and leaped in a crooked orbit to the path ahead.

　　I was standing behind them and watching. Can you believe it? I was actually holding my breathwhen the boy did the leap. And after they managed that formidable process, I had to hurray for them, but only could do it silently.

　　key words&expressions

　　astronomical adj. 天文的，天文学的

　　go through 查阅

　　damaging adj. 有破坏性的

　　ditch n. 沟

　　centimeter n. 厘米

　　with extra caution 格外小心

　　tilt v. 倾斜

　　climax n. 高潮

　　overtake v. 超过(某人)

　　hold sb's breath 屏住呼吸

　　formidable adj.可怕的