Up in Annies room: 鬼才知道…
<p> <span word="Up">Up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span>: 鬼才知道…</p><p> 你一边聚精会神做功课，室友一旁翻箱倒柜找东西，烦不？这倒也罢，要命的是他还唠唠叨叨问东问西：“见我钱包没？我的手表在哪儿？” 晕！没好气回他一句：“鬼才知道呢！” 对了，咱们今天就是要谈“鬼才知！”“<span word="Up">Up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span> <span word="behind">behind</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="clock">clock</span>!” 是一句戏谑语，常被英国人使用。</p><p>在你不知道朋友的东西在哪儿、又懒得帮他找时，都可以这么说。话听起来虽有点儿怪，但若搞明白了它的渊源，也就见怪不怪了。“<span word="Up">Up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span>”出自英国军营，原是回应对方“不知道某个兵哪儿去了”的诨话——想一想，军营里怎可能有女孩子<span word="Annie">Annie</span>呢？而且部队往往安营扎寨在野外，想找舒适的<span word="room">room</span>（房间）来偷情更是不可能。</p><p>说白了，<span word="Up">Up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span>就是指“他去了我们找不到的地方，所以说，别来问我。” 后来，随着时间的推移，也不知为什么“<span word="Up">Up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span>”后面又加上了半句“<span word="behind">behind</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="clock">clock</span>”。下次看影片，若见到了这样了的对白，您该明白是什么意思了吧！<span word="A">A</span>：<span word="Where">Where</span> <span word="do">do</span> <span word="you">you</span> <span word="suppose">suppose</span> <span word="my">my</span> <span word="car">car</span> <span word="keys">keys</span> <span word="are">are</span>?（你知道我的车钥匙在哪儿吗？）</p><p> <span word="B">B</span>：<span word="Probably">Probably</span> <span word="up">up</span> <span word="in">in</span> <span word="Annie">Annie</span>'<span word="s">s</span> <span word="room">room</span> <span word="behind">behind</span> <span word="the">the</span> <span word="clock">clock</span>.（鬼才知道呢！）</p>
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