Yang Li: Hello, welcome to Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English. 我是楊莉，大家好。

Tracy: And I'm Tracy.

Yang Li: Tracy, I heard you are going to do a bungee jump. 是真的嗎？你難道真的是要去跳蹦極跳 bungee jump?

Tracy: Yes I am. I mean, why not? I think it will be fun.

Yang Li: You are bonkers. 你怎么會想到去玩這么危險的游戲呢？

Tracy: I'm raising money for charity.

Yang Li: Oh, I see. 你是為了給慈善機構捐款。

Tracy: We're looking for more people, Li. Would you like to join me?

Yang Li: I couldn't. I think you have to be bonkers to do a bungee jump.

Tracy: Let's explain what bonkers B.O.N.K.E.R.S. means:

Yang Li: It means that you are crazy or mad. It means that you have lost your mind. Crazy 瘋狂的，mad 也是發(fā)瘋的意思，還有l(wèi)ost your mind 失去理智。

Tracy: Yes, those are some good synonyms. You could say that you think I am crazy for wanting to do a bungee jump.

Yang Li: 我也可以說，I think you have lost your mind.

Tracy: Yes, or you could say that you think I am bonkers.

Yang Li: You are bonkers. Why are these people being called bonkers?

Examples

A: I think I need more exercise so I'm going to walk to work tomorrow.

B: You're bonkers. You live over seven miles away from the office.

A: I have a meeting with the boss tomorrow and I'm going to ask for a promotion.

B: Really, you're bonkers. He'll never agree to that.

Tracy: Some of those people did sound as if they were a little bonkers. Don't you think?

Yang Li: 是的，聽上去他們也是夠 bonkers, 不過瘋狂程度還是不如你。說來說去我還是不敢相信你真的是要去玩蹦極跳。

Tracy: Well you had better believe it.

Yang Li: Ok, I think we had better finish here before Tracy decides to do any other bonkers activities.

Tracy: Yes and if you would like to listen to more Authentic Real English programmes, you can visit our website at www.bbcchina.com.cn.

Yang Li: 謝謝大家收聽我們 BBC 英語教學為您特別提供制作的《地道英語》節(jié)目。

Tracy: Bye.

Yang Li: 我們下次節(jié)目再見。