“真把我给气炸了”怎么说？
<p> 真把我给气炸了 <span word="to">to</span> <span word="get">get</span> <span word="someones">someones</span> <span word="goat">goat</span></p><p> 他真过分，真个把我给气炸了! 日常生活中，难免会遇到气火中烧，在郁闷、愤怒即将引爆的一刹那，气炸十有八九要从口中溜出。一句很美国化的用法，气炸<span word="to">to</span> <span word="get">get</span> <span word="someones">someones</span> <span word="goat">goat</span> 。</p><p> 不难看出，<span word="to">to</span> <span word="get">get</span> <span word="someones">someones</span> <span word="goat">goat</span> 肯定与山羊脱不了干系。据美国语言学家、资讯评论家<span word="H">H</span>.<span word="L">L</span>. <span word="Mencken">Mencken</span>(亨利路易斯门肯)推测，该短语源于赛马，山羊在赛马比赛中居一席之地。早年，驯马师在比赛前，常把山羊置于性情暴躁的种马厩中，据说可以起到安抚烈马的功效。不过，卑劣的赌徒为了赢得马彩，会对未下赌注的马匹做手脚，偷偷把安抚使者山羊牵走。</p><p> 故事讲到这儿也就明白了，<span word="to">to</span> <span word="get">get</span> <span word="someones">someones</span> <span word="goat">goat</span> 原指把山羊从马的身边牵走，惹马生怒，随着时间的推移，就成了惹人愤怒了。看个例句：<span word="Youve">Youve</span> <span word="carried">carried</span> <span word="it">it</span> <span word="too">too</span> <span word="far">far</span>. <span word="That">That</span> <span word="really">really</span> <span word="gets">gets</span> <span word="my">my</span> <span word="goat">goat</span>! (你做得太过分了，真把我给气炸了。)</p><p> </p>
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