Meeting at the Airport 日常英语对话 机场英语

商务机场接机英语对话Dialogue for Meeting at the Business AirportA: Good evening, John. I hope your flight was comfortable.B: Good evening, Sarah. Yes, the flight was smooth, thank you. The airport looks very modern and spacious.A: I'm glad to hear that. Our business airport is designed to meet the needs of our corporate clients. Is there anything I can assist you with?B: Actually, I would like to arrange transportation to my hotel. Could you recommend a reliable car service?A: Certainly, we work with several trusted car services. If you prefer, I can arrange a car for you. Just let me know your destination and the time you would like to be picked up.B: That would be great. I will be staying at the Marriott Hotel downtown, and my flight is scheduled to land at 8:00 PM. Could you arrange a car for 8:30 PM?A: Noted. I will arrange a car to pick you up from the airport at 8:30 PM, and it will take you directly to the Marriott Hotel. Is there anything else I can assist you with?B: Actually, yes. I will have a meeting tomorrow morning at 9:00 AM. Could you please arrange a car to pick me up from the hotel and take me to the meeting location?A: Of course, I can arrange that for you. Please provide me with the meeting location and the time you would like to be picked up from the hotel.B: The meeting will be held at the downtown conference center, and I would like to be picked up from the hotel at 8:30 AM.A: Noted. I will arrange a car to pick you up from the Marriott Hotel tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM and take you to the downtown conference center. Is there anything else I can assist you with, John?B: No, thank you, Sarah. You have been very helpful. I appreciate your assistance.A: You're welcome, John. It's my pleasure to assist you. I hope you have a great stay in our city and a successful meeting tomorrow.。

——I’m Henry Johnson，purchasing manager of international trading co.——I’m snow Chen, sales manager of the Shanghai Electrical Appliances corporation. I am at the airport to meet the potential customer, Mr. Johnson.S——Excuse me.H——Yeah.S——Are you Henry Johnson from the International Trading Co.?H——Yes, I am. You are…….?S——I’m snow Chen, sales manager of the Shanghai Electrical Appliances corporation. I am here to meet you.H——Nice to see you. MS, Chen. (Hands shake )S——Nice to see you, too. Did you have a nice flight, Mr. Johnson?H——Yes. The flight was smooth, and the service was good.S——I’m pleased to hear that. But you looked a little tired.H——just a little bit. Don’t worry, I ‘ll be fine by tomorrow.S——That’s will be fine. And…is this your first time to China, Mr. Johnson?H——Yes, it’s my first. I’ve been looking forward to visiting this beautiful country.S——Yes, it is. And there are many delicious foods in China. We have prepared some in the hotel.I wish you would like them.H——it’s very considerate of you to make all the arrangements for me.S——it’s my pleasure. Is this all your baggage?H——Yes, it’s all here.S——We have a car over there to take you to your hotel.H——That’s fine.S——Let me help you with your baggage.H——Thanks a lot.S——Shall we go?H——Yes, of courseS——This way, please.。

Meeting at the Airport接机1. Excuse me, Sir. Are you Mr. White from New York?对不起，先生。

您是从纽约来的怀特先生吗？2. I'm Liu Mei, from Guangzhou Textile Import & Export Corporation. I've come to meet you.我是广州纺织品进出口公司的刘梅，我是来接您的。

3. Welcome to Guangzhou, Mr. White. Our manager will come to greet you later at the hotel.怀特先生，欢迎来到广州。

我们的经理稍后会来酒店问候您。

4. Did you have a pleasant trip? 旅途愉快吗？5. Yes, I enjoyed it very much. 是的，旅途非常愉快。

6. Anyhow, it's a long way to China, isn't it? I think you must be very tired.不管怎样，远道来到中国，不是吗？我想您一定很累了。

7. But I'll be all right by tomorrow and ready for business.不过，我明天就会好的，也会准备好谈生意。

8. Do you know where the baggage claim area is?您知道行李认领处在哪儿吗？9. How many pieces of Luggage do you have? 您有几件行李？10. I wish you a pleasant stay here. 祝您在这儿过得愉快。

11. Thank you for meeting me at the airport.谢谢您到机场来接我。

1.We will go to the airport to welcome a guest.我们将前往机场迎接贵宾。

2.I have to go to the airport at 4:00 p. m. to meet an overseas guest from America.我今天下午4点要去机场迎接⼀位从美国来的客⼈。

3.She is going to meet and greet some representatives from a potential big customer.她将迎接⼀些潜在⼤客户的代表们。

4.Thank you for meeting me at the airport, Steven. This is my first time to visit China.史蒂⽂，谢谢你来机场接我，这是我第⼀次来中国。

5.You’ve had a long flight.⼀路⾟苦了！6.Steven Smith will meet me at the airport.史蒂⽂·斯密斯要来机场迎接我。

7.Welcome our friends from Beijing.欢迎来⾃北京的朋友们！8.I shall be happy to meet you at the Capital Airport whenever you come to visit us.不管你什么时候来看我们，我都乐意到⾸都机场去迎接你。

9.We realty wish you'll have a pleasant stay here.我们真诚地希望你们在这⾥过得愉快。

10.You must be tired after the long flight.经过长途飞⾏，您⼀定很累了。

11.I am here to meet you.我是来这⼉接您的。

12.Did you have a nice flight?飞⾏愉快吗？13.Let me carry the bags for you.我帮您拿⾏李。

空中英语情景⼝语对话AttheAirport在机场空中英语情景⼝语对话 AttheAirport在机场在⽇常⽣活中，我们随处可见的英⽂的⼴告，以及从21世纪以后英语的⼴泛使⽤，那么关于在机场如何表达?以下是给⼤家的空中英语情景⼝语对话：At the Airport 在机场，希望可以帮到⼤家Mrs. Fu : Hurry up! We don't have much time left.Mr. Fu : Take it easy. We still have two hours.Mrs. Fu : Come on! This is my first time ever to take a plane. I don't want anything to go wrong.Mr. Fu : Let me take care of everything, all right? Now, let's go to the check-in counter.Airline Clerk : May I see your tickets and passports, please?Mr. Fu : Here they are.Airline Clerk : Would you put all your baggage on the scale, please?....Ah, thirty-eight kilos.Mrs. Fu : Is that inside the free allowance?Airline Clerk : Yes, we allow twenty kilos each.Mrs. Fu : That's lucky! (To her husband) What's next?Mr. Fu : They'll have to check our baggage. Why don't you wait for me upstairs at the refreshment lounge?Mrs. Fu : All right. (She goes off.)Airline clerk : Open your baggage, please.Mr. Fu : Sure. (He opens the bags. The airline clerk examines them.)Airline Clerk : All right. Thank you, sir.Mr. Fu : (Upstairs at the lounge.) What did you order for me?Mrs. Fu : Black coffee. What do we do now?Mr. Fu : Let me finish this coffee and then we will go to gate 5. They're announcing our flight.Mrs. Fu : I didn't hear anything.Mr. Fu : It's on that sign board up there. See? UA 801. At gate 5. Have you payed the check yet?Mrs. Fu : Yes.Mr. Fu : Let's go then.Vocabulary注释1. checkin n. 指在机场、旅馆的报到2. free adj. 的3. lounge n. 休息室。

出国旅游英语：ToMeetsb.attheAirport机场接人
出国旅游英语：T o Meet sb.at the Airport 机场接人
去机场接人的相关表达是如何的呢？以下是小编给大家整理的关于To Meet sb.at the Airport 机场接人的出国旅游英语，希望可以帮到大家
:Excuse me.Are you Mr.Smith?
Y:对不起，你是史密斯先生吗?
X:No，I'm not.
X:不，我不是。

Y:Oh，I'm so sorry.
Y:哦，真抱歉。

X:That’s all right.
X:没关系。

其他出国旅游英语句型：
That's all right. 没关系。

1.这是一句很常用的客气话，使用到的机会很多，比如说:
当别人向我们表示歉意或对不起时，我们即可用这句客气话说“不要紧”、“没关系”，同样地，别人当然也可用这句话向我们说“不要紧”、“没关系”。

例:A:I hope you don’t mind my ta king your younger sister out to dinner.
B:That's all right.Go ahead.
甲:希望你不介意我带你妹妹出去吃晚餐。

乙:没关系，请便。

2.与这句话有相同意义的还有:
It down’t matter.
不要紧;没关系。

例:It down’t matter if you’re busy;just make sure you bring home the house money every month.
你忙没关系，只要每月把安家费拿回来就好了。

Confirming your FlightIf you are taking a plane to travel, then you will be calling a travel agent and purchasing a ticket in your own country. We will not cover this portion because you can do it in your own language. But once you arrive to your English speaking location, you might need to change your flight and talk to English speaking people. More likely, they will have people speaking your language, but just in case, we will cover some general topics about air traveling here.Confirming your flightSome airlines require you to call a couple days in advance to confirm your departure date. Here are some sentences you will be asked and what you will need to say.You: "I would like to confirm my flight."Them: "Can I get your ticket number?"You: "The number is 45-6-43."Them: "You are scheduled to depart on June 15th at 1:00 pm. Is this correct?"You: "Yes it is."Them: "Is anybody else traveling with you?"You: "Yes, my wife."Them: "Can I have the other ticket number?"You: "It is 45-6-44."Them: "Your tickets have been confirmed. Please arrive at the airport 3 hours before your flight departs. Thank you for calling."Some other questions you might hear are similar to the ones you might hear at the airport counter."Would you like to book your seats now?""Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat?"At the CounterWhen you first reach the counter, you should give them your ticket and your passport. The first question they usually ask is how many are traveling with you."Is anybody traveling with you today?""Is anybody else traveling with you?""Are just you two traveling today?"All airlines have a list of questions they have to ask you. Let's look at some of these questions."Did someone you do not know ask you to take something on the plane with you?""Did you have possession of your luggage since you packed?""Did you leave your luggage unattended at all in the airport?""Are you carrying any weapons or firearms?""Are you carrying any flammable material?""Do you have any perishable food items?"If you don't understand, you can't say yes or no to all of them. The correct answer for some of them is 'no' and some of them is 'yes'. "How many luggage are you checking in?""Do you have a carry on?""Can you place your bag up here?""How many carry on bags are you taking with you?"Afterwards, they might ask if you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat."Do you prefer window or aisle?"If they are out of aisle seats, they will ask you if window is ok. "We do not have any aisle seats remaining. Is a window seat ok with you or would you prefer a middle seat?"Some people like to be by the emergency exit. You can ask for that seat."Do you have a seat next to the emergency exit?""Can I have a seat closest to the emergency exit?"If they do, then you will get a seat by the exit, but if they don't, they will try to give you one that is close."All the seats next to the exit have been taken. I have a seat directly in front of it. Would you like that one?"Finally, they will tell you the gate number and the boarding time."Here are your tickets. The gate number is on the bottom of the ticket. They will start boarding 20 minutes before the departure time. You should report to gate C2 by then. C2 is around the corner and down the hall. Thank you."Car AvailabilityWhen you travel, it is common to rent a car. You will either call and make a reservation, or you will rent one by walking up to the counter. We will cover both scenarios here.At the CounterIf you are at the airport, you can ask an airport employee, "where is the rental car booth?" or "where can I rent a car?"After you arrive at the place, you will ask if you any cars are available. Here is a common script."Hi. I would like to rent a car.""Do you have any cars available?"They might ask, "Did you make a reservation?" In this scenario, you didn't so you can answer, 'no.' If they don't have any cars available, they will say, "I'm sorry, we do not have any cars available today." If that is the case, then go to the next counter. Most airports have numerous car rental booths so you can keep asking until you find a company that has a car available. If you are going during peak vacation periods, it might be good to call and reserve one. But let's continue with this scenario.If they have a car available, they will ask what type of car or what size."What size car would you like?""What type of car would you like?""What type of car do you need?""What sizes do you have?""What are my options?""We have compact, midsize, full size, luxury, SUV, and a minivan." "How much is the full size car?""How much is the midsize car?""How many does the full size car seat?""How many can fit in the midsize car?""I'll take a midsize car."Making a ReservationYou will be calling the company you are renting from. When you call, you should verify if the rental car company has a location at the airport you are flying into."I need one at Los Angeles Airport.""I am flying into Los Angeles Airport."If they have one, they will say they do and start asking you similar questions we already covered. We will not repeat them here, but I will have a practice session giving an example dialog on making a reservation below.They might ask you for a credit card number on the phone. If you don't call and cancel, you might be charged. So if you need to cancel, remember to call and cancel at least 24 hours before the date. I am not sure if it is 24 hours. You should ask and verify."If I need to cancel, when should I do that by?""As soon as possible, but in order to avoid a charge you should call 24 hours before the date."When you arrive at the counter, you will tell the person that you have a reservation."Hi, I have a reservation under last name Lee.""Hi, I have a reservation for a midsize car."Regular PracticeFor this practice session, there will be one question with a long direction. You shouldn't read the text while listening. Instead, listen to the audio, and then without looking, try to write them down. See if you can understand on the first attempt. Here are several questions and answers for practice.Question: "Excuse me. I'm looking for a supermarket. Do you know where the closest one is?"Answer: "Yes. It is a couple miles away. What you want to do is go down this street for about a mile. At 112th street, turn left. Stay on 112th until you pass three lights. You should see 56th street. Turn right and you will see the supermarket just around the corner."Question: "Excuse me. Do you know where Starbucks is located?"Answer: "Yes. Go down this street. When you reach a 'T', turn right. At the next stop sign, turn left. You'll see a gas station on your left. Starbucks is directly across the street."Question: "Excuse me. I'm looking for Best Western. Wasn't there one around here?"Answer: "Yeah. Let me think... the best way to get there is by turning right at the next street. Immediately take another right on the next street. Go for about 2 miles. When you see Greenwood Avenue, turn left. Head down Greenwood for about 3 miles. I believe it will be on your left hand side. If you pass a school, that means you went too far."Question: "Excuse me. How do I get to the airport from here?" Answer: "Turn around and you'll see an entrance to the freeway. Go south. You'll have to go for about 15 miles. You should see airport signs, but just in case, it is exit number 154. Turn right off the ramp and it will be straight ahead."Very LateIf you are going to be a lot later than 5 minutes, then you should call your manager and tell them about it."Hi Barbara, I'm going to be 30 minutes late today. My car is having trouble this morning, so I arranged for a ride with a friend.""Hey Jack, I'm running a little late today. I just got out of my dentist appointment and it was longer than I expected.""Mark? This is Pat. I'm stuck in traffic. I think there is an accident that is holding up traffic. I'm going to be a little late."When you plan on being late ahead of time, it is much easier. For example, if you have a doctor's appointment in the morning, you can tell them in advance and then you don't have to worry about coming in on time."I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow morning. Remember I told you earlier this week? I'll come in right after my appointment." "My daughter has been sick, so I'm going to take her to see the doctor tomorrow morning. Is it ok if I'm a little late? My appointment is at seven in the morning, so I'll only be an hour late.""I have to take my parents to the airport tomorrow. I shouldn't be too late, but wanted to tell you ahead of time."Leaving Work EarlyThis is a little easier than explaining to your boss why you are 10 minutes late. You can think of an excuse ahead of time, or tell them about an appointment so you can leave early. You can use the same excuses as the ones I mentioned earlier. You just have to change the wording a little and make it future tense."I have to leave a little early today. Is it ok if I finish my work at home?""I have a dentist appointment at four. I have to leave early today." "I have a dentist appointment tomorrow at four. Is it ok if I leave early tomorrow?""I have to pick up my wife at the airport tomorrow. Is it ok if I leave at three?""I have a conference with my son's teacher tomorrow at three thirty. I have to leave at three. Will that be ok?""I have a terrible headache. Is it ok if I leave early today?""I think I might be coming down with the flu. I should get some rest and try to fight this thing off early. May I leave early today?""I'm not feeling well. I think I should get some rest. Will it be ok if I go home early today?""My son got sick and I have to pick him up from school. Will that be ok?"First time business trip Q'sIf this is your first time on a business trip, then you will have even more questions. If you are not sure what to bring or how much stuff to bring, you can ask your manager or a co-worker."How much do you usually pack for a week long business trip?" "How big is the suitcase you take with you on a business trip?" "Do the hotels we stay at have a hair dryer?""How many pieces of luggage do you bring with you on a business trip?""Where do you usually park when you go to the airport?""Is long term parking available at the airport?""How early should I go to the airport?""Where should we meet?""Should we meet at the airport?""I missed my flight. The next flight they have available is in 45 minutes. I'll have to meet you at the airport in Los Angeles. I'll call you when I land."Talking to peopleTalking to the employees of the company you are visiting is very different than talking to employees. Basically, you have to be polite and formal when dealing with them."Hi Mark, I'm Alex from ABC Consulting. It's nice to meet you."During this stage, you might be engaged in small talk such as how your flight was or how the weather is over in your city, but if not, then you can get straight to work. You might need to know where you will be working. Only ask this if they never tell you. But chances are, they will let you know before you ask."Where will I be working this week?""Where is your office located?""Is your office relatively close to where I will be working?"You might need to ask who you will be working with. But again, don't ask this too early, you should give them a chance to answer. "Who will I be working with this week?"These previous questions should only be used in rare cases the other person doesn't tell you. The next couple of sentences are more likely."Who should I contact if I have a question regarding inaccurate data?" "Who should I contact if I have a question with this type of problem?" "I am going to be calling my manager frequently with critical updates. What phone should I use?""How long does it take to get to the airport from here?""How bad is the traffic around this time to the airport?""Where is the closest place to eat around here?""Is there a fast food restaurant near by?""Does this building have a cafeteria?""Do you have a cafeteria close by?"omorrow's Plan - Questions and AnswersWhen asking questions about the future, you can ask questions like:"What are you going to do tonight?""What are you doing next week?""When do you plan on doing your homework?""When are you going to eat dinner?""What time do we have to leave for the airport?""What should we do tonight?"There are many different questions you can ask. By changing a few words, you can make numerous questions properly about the future.When you are answering questions that relate to the future, remember to use the future tense. Here are some ways to answer the questions directly above:"What are you going to do tonight?""I plan on meeting John after dinner. We're going to go to a night club.""I'm going to go to take my girlfriend out to dinner. And if we have time, we might try to see a movie.""What are you doing next week?""Since I'm on vacation next week, I plan on going to Pusan to visit some friends down there.""Next week I have to go shopping for all the Christmas presents. I have to buy a present for my dad, mom, and my two sisters." "When do you plan on doing your homework?""I think I'm going to do my homework after I watch the world cup. I don't think I'll be able to concentrate until after the game is over." "I'm so unmotivated to do my homework. But I'll eventually have to do it, so I'll get around to them probably after dinner.""What time do you have to leave for the airport?""The flight comes in at 4:30, so I plan on leaving at about 3:30" "The security is pretty tight so I should get there early. I plan on arriving there 2 hours before my flight leaves.""What should we do tonight?""After dinner, let's go grab a couple of beers. Then we can go shopping for a couple of hours, and afterwards, we can rent a video and watch it at my place.""I'm pretty busy tonight. I have to do the laundry, vacuum, and then make dinner, so I won't be able to meet you tonight."Tomorrow's Plan - I am going toTalking about the future is something that is done very frequently. Whether we are talking about our dreams or simply telling someone what we will do tomorrow is all spoken in the future tense. As in the previous lesson, this isn't a grammar lesson. This lesson is to provide many different sentences using the future tense.In the previous lesson, we concentrated on present tense using 'I am'When we speak in the future tense, we can still use 'I am' but it is important what follows the two words that will make it future tense. Here are a couple of examples."I'm going to see Bob tomorrow""I'm going to meet John at the airport at 6 O'clock tonight""I'm going to go home in an hour""I'm going to go to the bus stop right after class""I'm going to do that tomorrow"When using 'going to' after 'I am' it is important that a future indicator is present. For example, if I say, 'I am going to meet John', this can also be present tense that we practiced previously. But if you add a future indicator like 'at 6 O'clock tonight' then it becomes future tense.Other future tense indicators are:'going to go''going to be''I will''I have to'Let's practice using these words:"I'm going to be dead if I don't finish this project by tomorrow""I'm going to go home next week""I'll meet you there at five""I can't go tonight because I have to work late"Yesterday - The Past - General StatementsIn daily conversation, talking about the past is done very frequently. Whenever you meet a friend, you always tell each other what you have been doing recently. Friends are always interested in each other so they want to know how you have been spending your time in the past.Today's lesson is going to target past tense communication. This goes hand in hand with the last two lessons and changing a few words around can make a future or present tense sentence into a past tense sentence.To begin, here are a couple of sentences that are common to say: "I went to the airport yesterday.""I met Bob last week.""I was an hour late for my meeting.""I went to the bus stop, but I was 30 seconds late. A person on the street told me the bus just went by.""I completed that task this morning."Besides some words that change, many times a word with the letter 'd' or 'ed' at the end changes the word to past tense. Here are some examples:"I was being polite so I opened the door for him.""I stapled the papers together to keep them organized.""The paper ripped on the bottom, so I taped them together.""I switched the presents around because I found out Jane doesn't like red lipstick.""I was very interested in the topic so I paid close attention."The tricky part is to know when to add a 'd' to the end of a word to make it past tense. There are exceptions that can cause confusion, for example,"I rode my bike to school." It would be incorrect to say, 'I rided...' "I built the house from scratch." Incorrect way is to say, 'I builded...'"I sat on the chair next to the emergency exit." Incorrect way is to say, 'sitted...'So remember to use past tense words correctly or the other person might not understand what you are saying.Yesterday - The Past - Questions and AnswersWhen asking questions about the past, you can ask questions like: "How did you enjoy the movie?""What time did you get home last night?""How was your date with Jackie?""How was the traffic going to the airport?""What have you been up to?""What did you do last weekend?""How was the party?""How come you didn't come to class yesterday?""How did your presentation go?"Here are some ways you can answer these types of questions. Remember to use past tense because these actions already occurred."How did you enjoy the movie?""It was a long movie, but overall, the movie was great.""I really didn't like the movie. It was slow and boring.""I enjoyed the movie so much that I saw it again.""What time did you get home last night?""I got home at two in the morning.""I didn't make it home until eleven last night.""I made it home at midnight.""How was your date with Jackie?""The date went so well. We had dinner at a seafood restaurant. And then we saw a movie together.""I don't think it went too well. We hardly had anything to talk about. I really thought Jackie was bored to death.""The date was alright. She called me this morning to go out again, but I haven't responded yet.""What have you been up to?""I just graduated from school so I'm happy that I'm done.""I met Jackie yesterday and we spent the evening together in a nice restaurant.""The only thing I have done in the last three months is computer games.""What did you do last weekend?""Last weekend, I visited my parents.""I went golfing on Saturday. I shot a great score.""I stayed home and watched TV all weekend long.""How come you didn't come to class yesterday?""I was very sick yesterday.""I missed the bus and by the time I got to campus, class was already over.""I slept in because I didn't hear the alarm ring.""How did your presentation go?""It went ok. A few of the people asked some tough questions, but overall it was good.""I messed up so bad. I brought the wrong folder from my office so I didn't have any notes.""It was the best presentation of the day. My boss told me I was organized, focused, and spoke clearly."Smoking - Non Smoking AreasSmoking and non-smoking areasCurrently in America, many states are banning indoor public smoking. That means no smoking in bars, restaurants, or any other place that is deemed public. California is an example of a state that implemented this rule. But there are still places where smoking is permitted.Here are some questions you might find useful."Is this a non-smoking establishment?""Do you have a smoking section here?""Is smoking allowed?""Where is the smoking section?""Is there a designated smoking area?"At a bar or a smoking place, if you need an ashtray, you can say, "Can I have an ashtray?"If you have one and you need another one, simply say, "Can I have another ashtray?"If you are smoking in an area that is a non-smoking area, you might hear people say the following... if you are a non-smoker, then you can learn this to say to others that are smoking in a non-smoking area. "This is a non-smoking area.""There's no smoking in this area.""This is a non smoking establishment.""There's no smoking in the airport.""Smoking is only allowed in the bar area.""You cannot smoke here. Can you please go to the bar or outside to smoke?"Responding to these can be done with a simple,"I'm terribly sorry. I'll take this to the smoking area.""Sorry. I didn't know I was in a no smoking area. I'll move right away."Sort OfMeaning/Usage: A little; kind ofExplanation: Usually used to express a lesser degree."Dinner was sort of expensive.""I sort of like her.""I sort of know how to cook."A. "Do you know how to get to the airport?"B. "Sort of. But it's hard for me to explain."A. "Never mind then, I will just look the directions up."B. "Sorry I couldn't be more help."Other Common Sentences"A little bit.""I kind of know."Honeymoon - Conversation before HoneymoonThese sentences are used when talking to a friend before the honeymoon"So where are you going for your honeymoon?""How long is your honeymoon going to be?""What are you guys going to do there?""When are you leaving for your honeymoon?""How are you guys going to the airport?""Do you have everything planned out already?"Answers"We decided to go to Hawaii.""We're going to the Greek Islands.""We are going to be there for a week.""We're going for 10 days.""Mostly to relax. The wedding took a lot out of me so I just want to vege out."'Vege out' means to be a vegetable. That means not using the head at all. When you say this, you are saying you don't want to do anything except relax. Another common way to use this is to say, "I'm vege-ing out in front of the TV." That means you are watching TV not thinking about anything."We're going the day after the wedding.""We're leaving right after the wedding.""We're going to the airport after the reception.""We're not going on our honeymoon until August. My husband needs to finish a project before taking an extended time off.""We're going to go in September because I need to finish summer school first.""My parents are going to take us to the airport.""John agreed to drive us to the airport.""I think we have everything planned out. I'm not missing anything am I?""We didn't do much planning. I just got the plane tickets and booked a room at the hotel. Besides that, we are just going to wing it."On the dotMeaning/Usage: The exact timeExplanation: A dot is seen as a very small target. It is like hitting the very center of a dart board or the bulls-eye. When it refers to time, it means exactly that time not a minute after or before."I don't want to be waiting for you, so you'd better be there at three o'clock on the dot.""He's supposed to show up at four on the dot. If he is late even a minute, I'm taking off.""You'd better be here by 1:30, because we're leaving at two o'clock on the dot."A: "We have to go to Los Angeles tomorrow. What time should we meet?"B: "We have to be at the airport at 4:00 o'clock, so let's meet at two o'clock on the dot."Other Common Sentences"Meet me at the bus station at six o'clock sharp.""Let's meet at the book store exactly at 1:00."Pain in the assMeaning/Usage: A source of trouble or annoyance; used to indicate that something bothers you very much. "Ass" can be seen as profanity, so another way of saying this would be "Pain in the butt" or "Pain in the neck."Explanation: When something gives you trouble and bothers you a lot, it gives you pain. To look for more colorful ways to express this, people started saying "pain in the neck." Another variation came out when people started to say "Pain in the rear end." This later became "Pain in the butt" or "Pain in the ass.""What a pain in the ass.""I had a customer who kept asking easy questions. It was a total pain in the ass.""I have a meeting at 7:00 in the morning. It's a pain in the ass waking up that early.""Having to deal with traffic every day is a pain in the ass."A: "I have to go to the post office."B: "I thought you went yesterday?"A: "They made a mistake on the postage so the package was returned."B: "What a pain in the ass."Other Common Sentences"Going to get a health check up is a pain in the neck.""I hate mowing the lawn. It's a real drag.""I have to pick up my brother at the airport every week. It's a serious burden because I'm busy these days."MaddeningMeaning/Usage: Extremely annoying; to make you very mad Explanation: This is a straightforward.。

空中英语情景口语对话 AttheAirport在机场在日常生活中，我们随处可见的英文的广告，以及从21世纪以后英语的广泛使用，那么关于在机场如何表达?以下是给大家的空中英语情景口语对话：At the Airport 在机场，希望可以帮到大家Mrs. Fu : Hurry up! We don't have much time left.Mr. Fu : Take it easy. We still have two hours.Mrs. Fu : Come on! This is my first time ever to take a plane. I don't want anything to go wrong.Mr. Fu : Let me take care of everything, all right? Now, let's go to the check-in counter.Airline Clerk : May I see your tickets and passports, please?Mr. Fu : Here they are.Airline Clerk : Would you put all your baggage on the scale, please?....Ah, thirty-eight kilos.Mrs. Fu : Is that inside the free allowance?Airline Clerk : Yes, we allow twenty kilos each.Mrs. Fu : That's lucky! (To her husband) What's next?Mr. Fu : They'll have to check our baggage. Why don't you wait for me upstairs at the refreshment lounge?Mrs. Fu : All right. (She goes off.)Airline clerk : Open your baggage, please.Mr. Fu : Sure. (He opens the bags. The airline clerk examines them.)Airline Clerk : All right. Thank you, sir.Mr. Fu : (Upstairs at the lounge.) What did you order for me?Mrs. Fu : Black coffee. What do we do now?Mr. Fu : Let me finish this coffee and then we will go to gate 5. They're announcing our flight.Mrs. Fu : I didn't hear anything.Mr. Fu : It's on that sign board up there. See? UA 801. At gate 5. Have you payed the check yet?Mrs. Fu : Yes.Mr. Fu : Let's go then.Vocabulary注释1. checkin n. 指在机场、旅馆的报到2. free adj. 的3. lounge n. 休息室。