LEARN ENGLISH While Walking Outside

head into phrasal verb phrasal verb

进入 — to go into a place or area

we're gonna head into this building and walk through it

check out phrasal verb phrasal verb

去看看；查看 — to go to see something or to investigate

we're going to the mall to check out a store called Decathlon

kick back phrasal verb informal

放松 — to relax and do nothing

I just kick back, relax, and watch some TV

scroll through phrasal verb phrasal verb

滚动浏览 — to move through content on a screen by scrolling

scroll through my phone

get up phrasal verb phrasal verb

起床 — to get out of bed

In the morning, I just get up

off the beaten path idiom idiom

远离常规路线；人迹罕至的 — in a place that is not often visited or is away from the main route

we're walking kind of off the beaten path

by the looks of it idiom idiom

从表面上看 — judging by appearance or evidence

By the looks of it, it looks like an LED light

almost never phrase collocation

几乎从不 — very rarely, nearly never

I almost never come to a mall

二、A2-C2 核心词汇

routine n vocab

常规；例行公事 — a fixed way of doing things regularly

talk about your daily routine and your habits

habit n vocab

习惯 — a thing that you do often or regularly

talk about your daily routine and your habits

trip v vocab

绊倒 — to lose your balance and fall or nearly fall

so you can trip on these and sprain your ankle

bumpy adj vocab

凹凸不平的 — not smooth, with bumps

there is some sort of bumpy stuff

heading to v phrase vocab

前往 — going in the direction of a place

we are heading to a very beautiful area

maintained adj vocab

维护良好的 — kept in good condition

this park looks really well maintained

garbage n vocab

垃圾 — waste material

I don't see any garbage or anything

arguably adv vocab

可以说；有理由说 — used to express that something can be argued or is probably true

Central Park is probably and arguably the most famous park

erratic adj vocab

不稳定的；无规律的 — not regular or predictable

I'd say their movements are erratic

exaggeration n vocab

夸张 — a statement that makes something seem larger or more important than it really is

that's obviously an exaggeration

skip v vocab

跳过；不做 — to not do something that you usually do

You never skip it?

sprain v vocab

扭伤 — to injure a joint by sudden movement

so you can trip on these and sprain your ankle

grate n vocab

格栅；铁栅栏 — a framework of parallel bars over a hole

on the right hand side of this path, there is a grate

whereas conj vocab

而；但是 — used to compare two things and show a difference

Whereas in Canada, we have to drive twenty minutes

1. 频率副词用法（A2）

用always/usually/sometimes/never表达做某事的频率。

I always have a shower in the morning.

I usually eat lunch in the afternoon, but not always.

I sometimes go out to a restaurant to eat.

I never eat breakfast ever.

2. 时间顺序连接词（A2-B1）

用then/after that/later/finally描述先后顺序。

After that, I brush my teeth. Then, I get dressed. Later, I go to work. And finally, at the end of the day, I just kick back.

3. 同音词辨析（B1）

right（正确/右边）和write（写）发音相同，拼写不同。

Right could be like, yes, you're right. But it could also be your right side or your right hand. Or it could be like writing on a paper.

4. 短语动词表示开始/结束（A2-B2）

从本集中学习常用的短语动词。

we're gonna head into this building

we're going to the mall to check out a store

I just kick back, relax

scroll through my phone

LEARN ENGLISH While Walking Outside | Comprehensible Input

一、习惯用语 & 短语动词

二、A2-C2 核心词汇