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12．More Two-word Verbs 又一些成语动词A: I hadn't finished telling you about two-word verbs, Bob.B: Do I have to hear more? I'm not sure I can follow it.A: Sure you can. This part is the most interesting.B: Okay. Go ahead.A: Well, here are sentences with two-word verbs with objects:I can't get overI can't get it overI can't get over itI can't get him over it They all mean different thingsB: Can you explain how they're different?A: Each part or both parts of the two-word verb can have an object. The verb may have different meanings with different objects, or different arrangements of object. Is that clear? You look confused.B: I'm not confused, I was just thinking.NotesFollow-understandGet over 越过(如篱笆)Get it over 解释，讲清楚Get over it 从(惊吓、疾病)恢复过来Get him over it 使他忘却(遗憾、悲伤)A：鲍勃，关于成语动词，我还没有对你讲完。B：我还需要听你讲吗？我不知道是否能理解。A：你当然能理解。这一部分是最有意思的。B：好，说吧。A：嗯，下列这些句子里的成语动词有宾语：I can't get overI can't get it overI can't get over itI can't get him over it 这些句子的意思都不相同。B：你能否解释一下怎么不同？A：成语动词的每个部分或两个部分可以有一个宾语。动词加上不同的宾语或宾语的不同组合，就可以有不同的含意。清楚了吗？你好像弄糊涂了。B：我没有糊涂。我只是在思考。 |
