You chew up men, spit 'em out . 字面意思是“她把男人嚼碎，然后又吐出來”。這里指折磨、玩弄男人。

buck 即dollar 美元

who came crawling into town with his tail between his legs. 夾著尾巴爬回來，意指“垂頭喪氣，灰溜溜”

scare the hell out of sb. 嚇?biāo)溃选瓏樀靡溃皇贵@恐萬狀
It would scare the hell out of me to ride that bike as fast as he does.
象他這樣把自行車騎得這么快，真把我嚇得要死。
The horror film on television last night scared hell out of me.
昨晚電視上放映的恐怖片把我嚇得魂不附體。

amusing adj. 有趣的
He is an amusing contrast to Russell.
他和拉塞爾形成了有趣的對照。
The announcer broadcasted a piece of amusing news.
播音員報(bào)道了一條有趣的新聞。

call off 取消
I think we'd better call back the statement.
我認(rèn)為我們最好取消聲明。
They wanted to get us to call off the strike.
他們想讓我們?nèi)∠@次罷工。

multiple adj. 多種多樣的
He is the person with multiple injuries.
他就是那個(gè)多處受傷的人。
A multiple crash can often be seen on that motorway.
那條公路上的聯(lián)環(huán)撞車事故很多。

Bingo! 看吧！瞧！（因出乎意料的成功而表示興奮的叫聲）

bonus n. 意外所得之物
He received a box of cookies as a bonus when he bought coffee at the shop.
他在商店買咖啡時(shí),意外地得到了一盒免費(fèi)贈(zèng)送的餅干。
The warm weather in such a freezing winter has been a real bonus.
這么寒冷的冬天有這樣暖和的天氣真是令人喜出望外。

intention n. 打算
Have you heard of her intention to resign?
你聽到她打算辭職的傳聞了嗎？
They have no intention of getting married at present.
他們目前沒有結(jié)婚的打算。

brag v. 吹牛
He used to brag that he would make lots of money.
他經(jīng)常吹牛說自己會(huì)賺很多很多錢。