（A）

我們知道hang out是“出去逛”的意思，那么俚語(yǔ)hang in there又是什么意思呢？讓我們看看下面的對(duì)話吧。

A：Mom，I’m back. How are you going today?

B：Not bad. Where did you go after school?

A：Some of my classmates asked me to hang out to the shopping mall with them，So I. . .

B：Tom，you’d better not always kill time with them there. Come home earlier and spend more time on your study.

A：I will，Mom. I am hungry. Is there anything for me to eat，Mom?

B：Oh，hang in there. I am going to the supermarket to buy some beef.

怎么樣？通過(guò)這個(gè)對(duì)話你能猜出“hang in there”的意思嗎？選項(xiàng)：A-呆著別動(dòng) B-別著急 C-忍耐一下

（B）

Hit the books

Mother：Why are you still awake?

Lucy：I can’t sleep.

Mother：Is anything on your mind?

Lucy：Yeah. I will have a big test tomorrow.

Mother：Did you study?

Lucy：I’ve been hitting the books for weeks in library，but I am not ready now.

What does “hit the books” mean? If we hit the books，we start to study hard seriously（認(rèn)真地）with determination（決心）.We usually hit the books before a test or when we are trying to finish a school course. For example，if you want to get an A in your test，you should start hitting the books right now.

“hit the books”是什么意思？假如我們“hit the books”，我們決心開始認(rèn)真努力地學(xué)習(xí)。我們通?！翱袝痹诳记埃虍?dāng)我們?cè)O(shè)法完成學(xué)校功課時(shí)。例如：在考試中，你想得到“A”等，現(xiàn)在你就開始“攻書”或“啃書”了。

（A）KEY：C