雅思口语part3衣服范文

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1. What kinds of clothes do people wear after work? 人们下班后穿什么衣服?

Well, to my mind, it depends on where people spend this time after work. If they first go to the gym or play tennis and then meet friends for a cup of tea or just to have a chat, they can have jogging suits or warm-ups or any other active casual clothes on. If they plan to have an informal dinner with friends in some upscale restaurant, then girls can put on some blouse or turtle-neck, crisp jeans and a fashionable belt as well as flats or mid-heel shoes and men some long-sleeve shirt and dress trousers with a tripped belt and leather loafers. If people go to some event in an art gallery or theatre and then to dinner with friends, they should stick to dressy casual like a dress or coordinated separates in semi-dressy fabrics for women and a dress or silk sport shirt and dress trousers for men. The shoes should take on a dressier tone both for male and female. If somebody just plans to run errands or go for a massage, they can wear something like cotton pants and o button-down or polo-style shirt with some sneaker-type shoes just to comfortable.

2. What kinds of clothes should people wear at work? 人们上班应该穿什么衣服?

I guess it depends on the position they hold and the company they work for. In some companies employees are allowed to dress freely or casually for comfort, which mostly works in a creative work environment. However, companies in which employees continuously deal with clients and business partners, as a rule, need a dress code to maintain a work-related image. If a person holds a top-level position, they should wear so called boardroom attire. It is a tailored suit in a solid neutral colour with a white collared button-up shirt and a modest tie and closed-toe oxfords for men and a perfect fit pant suit or skirt suit in a conservative neutral colour with a white collared button-up shirt, conservative accessories and closed-toe heels neutral colour for women. A bit less formal, business professional clothing is just the same spick span and traditional, though a little bit more loose so far as colour or pattern are concerned. The most common dress code is business casual letting employees add spice to their office giving more choice in colour and accessories.

3. Where do people in your country buy clothes? 你国家的人在哪里买衣服?

It seems to me that people in my country buy clothes everywhere where they can find bargains. These can be shops, department stores, outlets, markets and even boutiques when people look for something special and branded. But it's becoming more and more popular to buy clothes in online shops because online shopping does not only lessen people's expenses but also gives them more time to spend with the family. Moreover, shopping online is really convenient, because it's much easier to trek from site to site than from floor to floor having a wide range of clothing choices to select from and a chance to compare prices the same or similar products that are of interest.

1. Do you ever ride a bicycle?

Yeah I do, but not that much anymore, because I’m living on campus at the moment. So everything’s pretty close to me, and I don’t really need a bike to get around.

是的，但现在没那么多了，因为我现在住在校园里。所以一切都离我很近，我真的不需要自行车四处走动。

2. How old were you when you first learned to ride a bicycle?

It was quite a while ago – let me have a little think! Um……I suppose I must have been about 5 or 6 when I first learned, but I honestly couldn’t tell you for sure, because I simply can’t remember! But I think I was pretty small, so five or six sounds about right.

那是很久以前的事了——让我想一想吧!嗯……我猜我第一次学习时大概已经5到6岁了，但我实在不能肯定地告诉你，因为我简直记不起来了!但我认为我很小，所以五或六听起来是对的。

It was quite a while ago = it was quite a long time ago

I suppose I must have been about 5 or 6 = I think I was about 5 or 6 (“must have been” is like the past tense of “should”)

那是很久以前的事了。

我想我一定是大约5或6岁 =我大概是5或6(“一定是”)就像“应该”的过去时。

3. Are bicycles popular in China?

Yes they are. They’re incredibly popular! You know, if you go out onto any street in China, the chances are you’ll see a lot of bikes. And I guess the reason for this is that they’re the cheapest way to get around, apart from walking of course, but that’s a lot slower!

是的。他们非常受欢迎!你知道，如果你去中国的任何一条街道，你很可能会看到很多自行车。我猜，这样做的原因是，除了走路之外，它们是最便宜的走路方式，但是走路要慢得多!

Do you ever use a map?

Yeah I do. I mean, I often use a GPS when I’m driving somewhere that I’m not familiar with, and I find it super helpful, because I don’t have a very good sense of direction!

是的。我的意思是，当我开车去一个我不熟悉的地方时，我经常使用GPS，我发现它非常有用，因为我没有很好的方向感!

When do you use a map?

Let me have a little think… umm….when do I use a map….umm…. oh yeah, I guess the time when I most often use a map is when I’m on holiday somewhere, because I find it helps give me a better understanding of the place, and also saves me from getting lost.

让我想一想…我什么时候用地图…，是的，我猜我最经常使用地图的时间是在某个地方度假的时候，因为我发现它帮助我更好地了解这个地方，也避免了我迷路。

Who taught you to use a map?

I don’t actually think anyone taught me how to use a map, you know, I kind of just figured it out for myself. And I’ve never really had a problem understanding them because they tend to be pretty self-explanatory, (at least for me anyway).

我真的不认为有人教我如何使用地图，你知道，我只是自己想出来的。我理解它们从来没有遇到过任何问题，因为它们往往很自我解释(至少对我来说是这样)。

Do you prefer to use electronic maps or those made of paper?

I’d say I generally prefer using electronic ones, because they basically have more functions. For example, if you’re not sure how to get somewhere, electronic maps will be able to actually highlight the best route to take, and (not just that, but they) also give you detailed timings for each part of the journey, which is something that paper maps can’t really do.

我想我一般都喜欢使用电子的，因为它们基本上有更多的功能。例如，如果你不确定如何到达某个地方，电子地图将能够实际突出显示要走的最好路线，并且(不仅如此，而且它们)还为您旅程的每个部分提供详细的时间安排，这是纸质地图实际上无法做到的。

1. Do you think it's important to be on time?

Yeah, I think it definitely is, because it’s basic manners to be on time for things. You know, I think you‘d agree it’s pretty rude to keep people waiting, and so it kind of leaves a bad impression on people.

是的，我认为这是肯定的，因为准时是最基本的习惯。你知道，我认为你会同意让人们等待是很粗鲁的，所以这会给人们留下坏印象。

2. How do you feel when others are late?

Well I guess it kind of depends, because I mean, if there’s a good reason for being late, you know, like getting stuck in traffic, then I won’t really mind that much. But you know, if the person doesn’t really have any excuse and it’s simply because they couldn’t be bothered to arrive on time, then I suppose I might feel a bit annoyed.

嗯，我想这要视情况而定，因为我的意思是，如果有一个迟到的好理由，你知道，比如堵车，那我就不会那么介意了。但是你知道，如果那个人真的没有任何借口，而且仅仅是因为他们不能按时到达，那么我想我可能会觉得有点恼火。

Other ideas:

If someone’s late by only a few minutes or so, then that’s no big deal, you know, I have no problem at all with that. But if someone’s late by, like, an hour or something, then it can be pretty annoying, especially if I’ve gone to the trouble of getting there on time.

其他想法：

如果某人迟到只有几分钟左右，那没什么大不了的，你知道，我完全没有问题。但如果某人迟到了，比如，一个小时或什么时间，那会很烦人，尤其是当我遇到按时到那里的麻烦时。

3. Are you, yourself, late very often?

If yes:

Yeah, I am. And I know it’s a bad habit, but for some reason, no matter how hard I try, I always seem to end up being late for things!

如果是：

是的，我是。我知道这是一个坏习惯，但出于某种原因，不管我怎么努力，我似乎总是迟到。

If no:

No, I wouldn’t say I am. You know, most of the time I’m pretty good with being on time for things, because I always make a quite big effort not to be late.

如果没有：

不，我不会说我是。你知道，大部分时间我都很擅长准时做事，因为我总是努力不迟到。