Y: Patrick ，剛才好危險(xiǎn)，我差點(diǎn)兒從懸崖上掉下去。

P: Jeez Yang Chen, that was a close call! You almost fell off the side of a cliff. It's a good thing for you that I was able to pull you back to safety.

Y: Yeah, you saved my life. 謝謝你救了我。And it's a good thing for you too!

P:I saved you because I was afraid if you were going to fall, you were planning to take me with you.

Y: 原來是怕我連累你，所以才救我。Well, thanks all the same.

P: Well, that's what friends are for, right? What happened? Did you slip on the ice?

Y: Yeah, 當(dāng)時(shí)我走在薄冰上walking on thin ice，冰一下子裂開，我就滑下去了。

P: Walking on thin ice? You know, that's an English expression.

Y: Patrick, this is not a good time to teach English.

P: Why not?

Y: 因?yàn)槟悻F(xiàn)在站在懸崖邊上。You are very close to the edge of the cliff.

P: Just hear me out. When you say someone is walking on thin ice, it means that he is in a risky situation.

Y: 就是處于危險(xiǎn)之中，如履薄冰, just like you.

P: Exactly. For example, I could say that John really didn't like his job, so he told his boss he was quitting. But he was really walking on thin ice, because he hadn't found a new job yet.

Y: Ah, I see. 還沒有找到新工作就辭職，it is definitely risky.

P: Exactly. And for another example,

Y: Patrick! 你教了我那么多體育用語，今天我也教你一個(gè): 'out of left field.'

P: Right, that phrase comes from baseball, and means that something came as a complete surprise.

Y: Bingo. 我今天給你一個(gè)surprise。我們?cè)谶@兒說再見了。

P: Well, Yang Chen, we are going to say goodbye here?

Y: Yes.

P: Where are you going?

Y: Travel the world.

P: Can I come with you?