可可電臺，每期節目一話題，讓英語磨練耳朵的同時學到更多有益的小知識，豐富知識的同時受益于生活。

如何與這類人談錢不傷感情？

Your Friends

你的朋友

It’s natural for friends to have different salaries or different approaches to spending, but that becomes less comfortable if you find yourself pressured to spend more than you can afford.

朋友之間收入不同或者消費方式不同很正常，但如果你發現自己被強迫著進行你負擔不起的消費，就變的不那么舒服了。

The reality is that some friends may be hurting your finances.“If a friend is encouraging you to indulge in bad financial habits, you need to have a conversation and be clear about your own financial goals,”said Laura Adams.

現實就是有些朋友可能會讓你的資金遭受損失。“如果一位朋友拉你下水，讓你沉溺于亂花錢的壞習慣，你們之間就需要談一談了，你要清楚你自己的理財目標，”勞拉·亞當斯表示。

Let your friend know why you’re not able to join them for certain outings, Adams added.

讓你的朋友知道你不能和他們一起參加某次郊游的原因，亞當斯補充道。

【知識點講解】

more than 不只是； 很； 超過； 在…次以上

例句：

Their replies were no more than grunts of acknowledgement.

他們所謂的回答不過是表示承認的咕噥罷了。

Jovial ladies chivvy you into ordering more than you can eat!

熱情的女招待會一再推薦，最后點的餐多到吃不下!

Father had no more than a superficial knowledge of music.

父親對音樂只懂一點皮毛。

indulge in 任憑自己沉溺于…； 耽； 耽于； 醉

例句：

Only rarely will she indulge in a glass of wine.

她只是偶爾才喝杯紅酒，讓自己享受一下。

They went into town to indulge in some serious shopping.

他們進城去大肆購物。

Do not permit children to indulge in superfluities until esqsentials are met.

在孩子們未抓住要點之前別讓他們過于注意細節.

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