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这篇关于《常用英语口语练习：那只猫病了吗》，是特地为大家整理的，希望对大家有所帮助！ Helen: Hey guys, do you think the cat's okay? Alice: The cat? Seems fine to me. Why? Helen: I think we should take her to the vet. She doesn't seem right to me. Alice: She's fine. Helen: No, she's not! You guys never listen to me. Tim, can you take her to the vet? Tim: I'm sorry Helen. I'm up to my ears in work at the moment. Anyway, she seems fine, aren't you Kitty? Helen: I told you she's not well! Right, if you lot don't care, I'll take her! Tim: Blimey, what's up with her? Alice: Oh, she's just a bit down in the dumps at the moment. Tim: Right. Why's that? Alice: Tim! You're such a bloke, aren't you? Vocabulary:(字汇) a vet 兽医 a shortened version of 'a veterinary surgeon' (an animal doctor) blimey 难以置信的惊叹词,主要用在英式英语 an expression of surprise or annoyance, used mainly in British English a bloke 男人(非正式用法) an infomp3al temp3 for 'a man' 本单元的语言点是有关 'up' and 'down' 的习惯语，请看下面的解释和例句 Idioms with 'up' and 'down' Idioms 习惯语 Idioms use language metaphorically. This means that the meaning of an idiom is not the same as the meanings of the individual words in the idiom. For example, if you 'go down memory lane', it means you think about the past (the metaphorical meaning), not that you walk down a street called 'memory lane' (the literal meaning). | 
