雅思口语话题：describe a cloth

2017年08月29日11:46 来源：小站整理

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雅思口语里让大家单纯的描写一件衣服，说个两分钟有点儿难啊… 所以衣服的来历啦意义啦什么的，就多墨迹点儿，时间应该就可以凑够了呢!

My favorite clothes is a T-shirt my cousin got me, it’s like a lucky charm for me.

And here’s the story.

When I was in middle school, I was super allergic to math, maybe I just didn’t have it in me to learn that, ‘cause no matter how hard I tried, I just couldn’t get good grades. So I was pretty frustrated, you know.

And one day, I got a gift from my cousin, which is the T-shirt I mentioned earlier. It’s super comfortable. I mean, it’s made of cotton, so the texture is quite soft, and it breathes well, so it’s really comfy to wear during summer.

And what’s unique about it is that it’s a specially designed one, I mean, she had the shirt printed with functions and equations in math, so when I was wearing it, I was like a walking math textbook.

She said, this is a magical T-shirt that could help me improve my grades. Well, to be honest, it sounds a little bit superstitious, and I didn’t buy it at first, but believe it or not, there’s really something magical about this T-shirt. After a while, somehow, math started to grow on me. Maybe it’s because I suddenly got the hang of it or maybe it’s the new math teacher. Anyway, my performance in math did improve a lot.

So that’s why I called it my lucky charm, and so far it’s definitely my favorite clothes.

语言点解析：

lucky charm = a small object (usually worn on a chain or bracelet) that is believed to bring good luck

be allergic to = having a strong dislike of something or somebody. 例如：

You could see he was allergic to housework.

have it in you (to do something) = to be capable of doing something 例如：

Everyone thinks he has it in him to produce a literary classic.

You were great. I didn't know you had it in you.

You spoke really well at that meeting, standing up for us all. I never knew you had it in you.

buy something = to believe that something is true, especially something that is not very likely 例如：

You could say you were ill but I don't think they'd buy it (= accept the explanation).

somehow = for a reason that you do not know or understand 例如：

Somehow, I don't feel I can trust him.

She looked different somehow.

grow on somebody = if something/ something grows on you, you start to like them or it more and more 例如：

The neighborhood was beginning to grow on me.

This song is really growing on me.

get the hang of something = to learn how to do or to use something; to understand something 例如：

It's not difficult once you get the hang of it.

I can't seem to get the hang of this game.

I never got the hang of negative numbers.