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Take the time.
W: How many words have you memorized?
M: I haven't got ready yet. I'm worried about it now.
W: Well, take your time.
M: Do you remember what I told you today?
W: It's too easy. Tomorrow please tell me more.
M: Take the time.
Never make, but always break.
W: Have you done what I told you last month?
M: What is it? I forgot.
W: I know you, never make, but always break.
M: Where is the thing that I gave you yesterday?
W: I got drunk and lost it.
M: Never make, always break.
Memorize: to learn something carefully so that you can remember it exactly 記憶;記住
to memorize a poem 記住一首詩
make or break something: to be the thing that makes somebody/something either a success or a failure 為...成敗的關鍵
This movie will make or break him as a director. 這部電影將要決定他當導演是行還是不行/
It's make-or-break time for the company. 這是公司盛衰的關鍵時刻/
Never make, always break大概就來自于這個習語,可以理解為'成事不足敗事有余'.
take your time (over something);take your time to do something/doing something
1.to use as much time as you need without hurrying 從容不迫;慢慢來
There's no rush─take your time. 別著急,慢慢來.
1. 2.used to say you think somebody is late or is too slow in doing something 遲到;慢慢騰騰;磨磨蹭蹭
You certainly took your time getting here! 你真是姍姍來遲啊!
