重點(diǎn)講解：
1. be afraid of
害怕的；恐懼的；
eg. The petty clerk was afraid of offending his boss.
這個(gè)小職員不敢得罪他的老板QHea!tqO4OBh!0U)Ak。
eg. I'm not afraid of heights.
我不恐高GwlvT!Td4QF&n42。
2. freak out
（使）吃驚；（使）不安；（使）惱怒；（使）困惑；
eg. I freak out every time I see a bug.
我每次看到蟲子都會(huì)嚇得發(fā)瘋%uYzys[Qa1q.AL。
eg. The band's wild playing made the audience freak out.
樂(lè)隊(duì)的狂野表演把觀眾嚇壞了;,@sRK3^NTrA|uB。
3. be happy to
樂(lè)意的；情愿的；
eg. He's happy to mooch around the house all day.
他就愿意在家里閑待著f&9OkBF[LGhL|#。
eg. They were happy to partake of our feast, but not to share our company.
他們喜歡享用我們準(zhǔn)備的豐盛大餐，但是不喜歡和我們呆在一起-![nyApk5,L。
4. be used to doing sth.
習(xí)慣于；
eg. It was a bit of a shock: I'm not used to paying so much for a sandwich and a glass of beer.
我真有點(diǎn)吃驚：一片三明治加一杯啤酒就要花那么多錢，我還不習(xí)慣-||pb@x~4(m+A#a。
eg. Many employees are used to being able to "call in sick" and have someone else cover their job, for instance.
很多員工都習(xí)慣裝病，或讓別人幫忙掩蓋他們的工作Z+bUV2;0Cm。
5. here's to
（祝酒詞）為……干杯；
eg. He raised his glass. 'Here's to neighbors.'
他舉起杯子： “各位高鄰，干了這杯！”
eg. Tony smiled and lifted his glass. 'Here's to you, Amy.'
托尼微笑著舉起杯子Hl|3g_.F5@_^^!。“為你干一杯，埃米Zi[)lQ#wrFy。”