重點講解：
1. run into
（車輛意外地）撞上，撞倒；
eg. This lamp - post looks as if It's been run into by a bus.
這個電燈桿看上去似乎被公共汽車撞過u9g2Ger7M@CG~]k4V#|。
eg. If you don't turn right, you're going to run into the wall.
如果你現在不右轉，你就會撞到墻imvM3Vt#TjU4r[6*6w。
2. think back
回憶；回想；
eg. The photographs made me think back to my schooldays.
這些照片使我回想起我的學生時代Sewe-oy,1i=~Bib4k&x4。
eg. Now think back to some of the ads at that time, she would feel funny.
現在回想起當時的一些廣告，她自己都會覺得好笑QYJ;PP^U2~tgcHb。
3. get in trouble
處于困境；惹麻煩；將受懲罰；
eg. His upset looking gave rise to rumors that he had got in trouble with police.
他不安的神色引發了謠傳說他與警方發生了某些糾葛|aBf6hRntUHf9L。
eg. Now it seems that the very same revisionism could get him in trouble with the law again.
如今看來，修正主義似乎也可以使他再一次卷入法律糾紛YplW-[HP_n,9AGk_D。
4. end up
最終；結果；
eg. Wasteful people usually end up in debt.
揮霍浪費者最后往往負債tSALpX-1la9&&*。
eg. The boat rides all take different routes, but they all end up in the same place.
乘船旅行都走不同的路線，但都在相同的地方結束8J7,8V[vU.&。
5. go over to
朝…走去；到…去；
eg. We'll go over to the job site together.
我們等一會兒一起去工地jYUN8t5TT!NT。
eg. He crooked a finger to tell us to go over to him.
他彎了彎手指，示意我們到他那兒去Y@[KQ3Sf9R。