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本视频讲解如何用自然、生动的英语表达，避免过于正式或僵硬的用词。适合练习口语中的地道表达和社交语言技巧。
Why does using formal words like, extremities make you sound socially awkward?
为什么使用诸如“extremities”（四肢）这样的正式词汇会让你听起来显得不善于社交呢？
Let's master the art of natural, unscripted English together.
让我们一起掌握这种自然、即兴的英语表达方式吧。
Stick around!
别走啊！再待一会儿吧！
Good news!
好消息！
Thanks to my leadership skills, cowering, running, and pulling a skedaddle, we are safe from our enemy, the GOOOM!
多亏了我的领导能力，我们才得以躲开敌人（那些可怕的“GOOOM”家伙）。我们采取了“畏缩、逃跑”等策略，最终成功避开了危险。
MASTED!
太棒了！
Oh,
哦，
and some sugar!
再加点糖吧！
Good news!
好消息！
Thanks to my leadership skills, cowering, running, and pulling a skedaddle, we are - Pulling a skedaddle is a playful way to say running away quickly,
多亏了我的领导能力，我们才得以避免危险（那些需要“畏缩、逃跑”或“迅速撤离”的情况）。其实，“Pulling a skedaddle”只是个幽默的说法，用来形容“快速逃跑”的动作而已。
often to escape trouble.
他们经常这样做是为了逃避麻烦。
Skedaddle is an old -fashioned slang word that sounds funny and frantic.
Skedaddle”是一个过时的俚语，听起来既有趣又带有某种急促、慌乱的感觉。
Use it when you need to leave somewhere in a hurry.
当你需要匆忙离开某个地方时，就可以使用它。
Pulling a skedaddle is a playful way to say running away quickly,
Pulling a skedaddle”是一种幽默的说法，用来形容“迅速逃跑”的行为。
often to escape trouble.
人们常常这样做是为了逃避麻烦。
Skedaddle is an old -fashioned slang word that sounds funny and frantic.
Skedaddle”是一个过时的俚语，听起来既滑稽又充满紧迫感（仿佛在催促某人赶紧离开）。
Use it when you need to leave somewhere in a hurry.
当你需要匆忙离开某个地方时，就可以使用它。
When the boss arrived, we decided to skedaddle.
老板一到，我们就决定赶紧溜走。
It means they left quickly to avoid being seen.
这意味着他们为了不被发现而迅速离开了。
The cat pulled a skedaddle when the dog barked.
当狗吠叫时，那只猫立刻逃跑了。
It describes the cat running away in fear,
它描述了那只猫因恐惧而逃走的情景。
cowering.
蜷缩着……
Cowering means crouching down in fear or shame.
Cowering”（畏缩）指的是因恐惧或羞愧而蹲下身子。
It paints a vivid picture of someone trying to make themselves small to hide from danger.
这生动地描绘了一个人为了躲避危险而刻意贬低自己、使自己显得微不足道的情景。
It's a great C1 verb to describe body language during scary moments.
这是一个非常合适的 C1 动词（用于描述语言学分类），可以用来描述人们在恐惧时刻的身体语言表现。
The dog was cowering under the table during the storm.
暴风雨期间，那只狗蜷缩在桌子底下。
It describes the dog hiding in fear of the thunder.
这段文字描述了一只因害怕雷声而躲藏起来的狗。
And pulling a skedaddle, we are safe from our enemy the good.
我们赶紧逃走了，这样就安全地躲开了那些“善良”的敌人。
Safe from.
免受……的伤害。
Safe from is a standard collocation used to indicate protection against a specific threat.
Safe from”是一个常用的固定搭配，用来表示某种特定威胁的防护作用（即某事物能够避免受到该威胁的伤害）。
You aren't just safe.
你不仅会处于安全的状态中。
You are safe from something.
你免受某种伤害或危险的影响。
Use this to specify what danger you have avoided.
使用此信息来说明您避免了哪种危险。
Inside the cabin, we were safe from the freezing wind.
在船舱里，我们免受刺骨寒风的侵袭，非常安全。
It specifies that the wind was the danger they avoided.
文件明确指出，他们所避开的危险源就是风。
Oh, very nice.
哦，非常不错。
Who would want to leave this behind?
谁会想离开这里呢？
I have got to fix this.
我必须解决这个问题。
I know.
我知道。
Some in the big brain boos.
有些自以为聪明的人对此表示反对（或批评）。