杰夫的一天 第84期：開(kāi)車(chē)回家和跑腿講解(10)

Well, the bagger puts my food into my cart, and I "push my cart to my car." 好了，裝袋工把我的食品放進(jìn)了手推車(chē)?yán)?，我?ldquo;手推車(chē)推到了我車(chē)子旁邊”。

My cart, "cart," sometimes called a shopping cart, 手推車(chē)(cart)，有時(shí)又稱(chēng)為購(gòu)物車(chē)，

is what you use to move or to take your food to your car — what you put your food into when you are shopping. 是你用來(lái)搬運(yùn)或運(yùn)載你的食物到你車(chē)子旁邊的工具——購(gòu)物時(shí)你用來(lái)放東西的車(chē)子。

It's a little like a big box — metal box with wheels on it. 它像一個(gè)大箱子——帶有輪子的金屬箱子。

So, it helps you move things, you don't have to carry them yourself. 因此，它幫你搬運(yùn)東西，你就不必自己拿著它們。

"I open the trunk and load everything up." “我打開(kāi)后備箱并把所有東西都裝了進(jìn)去”。

To load up means to put things into, in this case, your car. “Load up”在這里的意思是“把東西放進(jìn)你的車(chē)?yán)?rdquo;。

So, if someone says, "I'm going to load up my car," "load" up, they mean they're going to put the things that they need to put into their car. 因此，如果有人說(shuō)，“I'm going to load up my car”，他們是指“他們要把所需的東西放進(jìn)他們的車(chē)?yán)?rdquo;。

We often use that verb when we are talking about moving something in your car, or going on a trip. 當(dāng)我們談?wù)撘涯澄锇徇M(jìn)車(chē)?yán)锘蛞ヂ糜蔚臅r(shí)候，就經(jīng)常使用那個(gè)動(dòng)詞。

"Just then my wife calls me on my cell phone. “就在這時(shí)，我妻子給我打了個(gè)電話。

She was going to be a little late" this evening. 今晚她要晚一點(diǎn)回家”。

She says she is not going to get home at her normal time, and so she "asks me to make something for dinner." 她說(shuō)她不會(huì)在平時(shí)的那個(gè)點(diǎn)到家，因此她“叫我自己做晚餐吃”。

This is not a good idea since I am not a good cook, but I, of course, say yes. 這可不是個(gè)好主意，因?yàn)槲覐N藝不精，但我當(dāng)然會(huì)說(shuō)可以。

"Tonight, I will be the cook" — the person making the food. “今晚，我要親自下廚”——烹調(diào)食物的人。