重點講解：
1. go over with sb.
獲得好評，使人留下深刻印象；
eg. I thought the project would go over big with the boss.
我以為那個計劃會得到老板的賞識。
2. in case
以防萬一；以防；如果
eg. I guess we've already talked about this but I'll ask you again just in case.
我想我們已經談過這個問題了，不過為了以防萬一，我再問你一次。
eg. Write the telephone number down in case you forget.
把電話號碼寫下來以免忘了。
3. get out
消息、信息等）泄露，為人所知；
eg. If word got out now, a scandal could be disastrous.
如果消息現在傳出去，可能會是災難性的丑聞。
eg. Even if you just tell one person, the secret is likely to get out.
即使你只告訴了一個人,秘密也很有可能被泄露出去。
4. be born to do sth.
生而為……；命中注定；
eg. Instead, you were born to live your life - determine today to be good at it. After all, you only get one shot.
相反，你是為了過你自己的生活而生的-今天作出決定并且做好它，畢竟你只能有一個選擇。
eg. He is a born to be a leader . He never conceal his desire to be a certain leader himself.
他天生是做上司的料，他自己也從不隱諱要成為上司的野心。
5. introduce one person to another
介紹；引薦；使相互認識；
eg. Tim, may I introduce you to my uncle's secretary, Mary Waller.
蒂姆，我來介紹一下，這位是我叔叔的秘書瑪麗·沃勒。
eg. She introduced me to her friend.
她把我介紹給她的朋友。
6. refer to
涉及；提及；描述；談及；
eg. In his speech, he referred to a recent trip to Canada.
他在講演中提到了前不久的加拿大之行。
eg. The rule refers only to special cases.
這條規則只涉及一些特殊的情況。