重點講解：
1. be about to do sth.
即將（做…）的；快要（發(fā)生…）的；
eg. That might be about to change.
這種情況可能即將發(fā)生變化u#%G[J7pEw0JPN。
eg. The controversy is about to get stickier.
這場爭議即將進一步陷入一團亂麻4Lrl.%sstZO,Dtr)Y。
2. too...to
太……以至于不能……；
eg. No detail was too small to escape her attention.
再小的細節(jié)都逃不過她的眼睛Uk2jrqYYAnt。
eg. He is clearly too partisan to be a referee.
他傾向性過于明顯，當不了裁判-xPmTP72,A。
3. run away
離開；逃離；躲開；
eg. So let's not be hasty. After all, he can't run away.
所以我們不要魯莽行事Mzk|~0V[%|_5ni@2T7。畢竟他是跑不掉的X2#snC,uE|%lJk。
eg. He broke the window and ran away.
他打破窗子逃跑了G1Ph]Ad#EB3nCVu。
4. in front of
在…面前（做或說）；當著…的面；
eg. She criticized him in front of his mother.
而她則在他媽媽面前指責他yvR!TaZ5OW([l0v!02.。
eg. Electoral officials tallied the results in front of the voters.
負責選舉的官員在投票人面前統(tǒng)計票數(shù)Cc#;O&k8HO。
5. be happy to do sth,.
樂意的；情愿的；
eg. And in the high-end commuter market, there are customers who are happy to pay$ 1,000 for a bike.
而且在高端的通勤上班族市場，也有些顧客愿意花1,000美元買一輛自行車=1MXUWCYrfNhAWNi^Ph&。
eg. I'll be happy to answer any questions if there are any.
如果有問題，我很樂意回答tQ5;Co5.+1。