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“逃课”怎么说?
来源:新时代英语  日期:2006年05月29日 11:20:08  阅读 次  作者:吴雷

Skip Class And Related Idioms

Most students stay in school and complete their education, but they don't always attend all their classes. In many schools and even some college classes, attendance is mandatory, so missing class (not going to class) can get one into trouble. And missing a lot of classes can lower one's overall grade. Still, it's common, and there are a num­ber of common idioms for it too. Note: The expressions ditch and play hooky are usu­ally used when attendance is mandatory. Play hooky is also playful slang that can simply mean to take a day off from school or work.

cut class / school    We sometimes cut class on Friday and go to the beach.

ditch class / school   The kids who ditched school were sent to talk to the principal.

skip class  I'll probably skip class today so I'll have time to finish my research paper.

play hooky Everyone, we'll have a little quiz tomorrow, so don't play hooky!



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