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　　A: Smith is always careless, it is his Achilles’s heel .

　　史密斯總是太粗心了，這是他性格上致命的弱點(diǎn)。

　　B: He would get very angry if anyone criticized him.

　　如果你批評(píng)他這點(diǎn)，他就會(huì)生氣。

　　A: He will burn his fingers.

　　他會(huì)吃苦頭的。

　　B: If only he knew it.

　　要是他知道她這點(diǎn)就好了。

　　對(duì)話精講

　　第一、 地道表達(dá)

　　【 核心短語(yǔ) 】Achille’s heel：唯一致命的要點(diǎn)

　　【 典型范例1 】He would be an excellent candidate for the position. He has energy and knowledge. But he has got an Achilles heel——his Bad temper.

　　他本來可以成為這個(gè)職位的理想人選，他精力充沛，知識(shí)豐富。但他有一個(gè)致命的弱點(diǎn)——脾氣很壞。

　　【 典型范例2 】Milutinovic did not take long to identify his team's Achilles heel.

　　米盧蒂諾維奇沒花多長(zhǎng)時(shí)問就診斷出了中國(guó)隊(duì)的致命弱點(diǎn)。

　　第二、 詞海拾貝

　　burn one’s fingers：碰釘子 ; 吃虧上當(dāng) ; 因管閑事而吃苦頭

　　【典型范例1 】Gain got by a lie will burn his fingers.

　　靠欺騙得來的利益會(huì)使我自己受害。

　　【典型范例2 】He burnt his fingers, dabbling in the stock-market.

　　他在證券市場(chǎng)胡亂買賣而大吃苦頭。

　　【 典型范例3 】Mind your own business, or you'll burn your fingers.

　　少管閑事,要不你會(huì)吃苦頭的。

　　【 典型范例4 】If you invest in that company, you'll burn your fingers.

　　如果你投資給那家公司，無異是自尋煩惱。

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