雅思能量1466：雅思口语中何时使用俚语

这里是IELTS能量播客第1466期。

This is an IELTS energy podcast episode fourteen sixty six.

雅思口语中何时使用俚语。

When to use slang on IELTS speaking.

欢迎收听All Ears English出品的IELTS能量播客，节目下载量已突破2200万次，由前雅思考官Jessica Beck和雅思专家Aubrey Carter共同主持。

Welcome to the IELTS energy podcast from All Ears English, downloaded more than 22,000,000 times with former IELTS examiner Jessica Beck and Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz.

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If you're stuck with a low score, our insider method will help you get the score you need to unlock your dreams.

现在就用我们两分钟的测试获取你的预估分数段。

Get your estimated band score now with our two minute quiz.

请访问allearsenglish.com/my score。

Go to allearsenglish.com forward slash my score.

在雅思口语第一部分回答中，达到6分的最快方法就是反复使用'好'、'非常'和'很多'这些词。

When it comes to your IELTS speaking part one answer, the fastest way to a band six is by repeating the words good, very, and a lot.

今天就来了解还有哪些表达能让你冲上7分。

Find out what else you can say for a band seven today.

你好，奥布里。

Hello, Aubrey.

今天过得怎么样？

How's it going today?

林赛，真没想到会在这里见到你。

Lindsey, fancy seeing you here.

我知道。

I know.

真是个惊喜。

What a surprise.

真是个惊喜。

What a surprise.

我是说，通常

Mean, normally

你平时都在哪里闲逛？

Where do you usually hang out?

我通常会在《全神贯注学英语》播客和《商务英语》播客上活动，但今天能受邀来此真的倍感荣幸。

I normally hang out over on the All Ears English podcast and the Business English podcast, but I'm so honored you invited me on today.

是的。

Yes.

如果你们关注《雅思能量》有一段时间了，应该对林赛的声音很熟悉，或者你们听过我们的其他播客节目的话。

And you if you guys have been following IELTS Energy for a while, you are very familiar with Lindsay's voice or if you listen to our other podcasts.

所以你能来真是太让人兴奋了。

So very exciting to have you here.

谢谢。

Thank you.

我希望接下来几个月能多来节目几次。

I am hoping to come on the show a few times, you know, in the next few months.

很期待能参与其中。

Looking forward to being here.

是的。

Yes.

奥布里，我们要聊些什么呢

Aubrey, what are we getting into

那你最近学到的新潮词汇是什么

So what is a new slang word that you've learned recently?

嗯，我想'Riz'这个词是我两个月前才第一次听说的

Well, I guess the word Riz is a word that I did not know about until about two months ago.

太棒了

Perfect.

没错，我开始听到人们互相称呼'Rizmaster'了

Yes, I've started hearing people call each other Rizmaster.

你就是'Rizmaster'

You're the Rizmaster.

这些变化太快了，对吧

It's changing so fast, isn't it?

是啊

Yeah.

哦，当然。

Oh, for sure.

这个词不错。

That's a good one.

我们收到了一个关于俚语的好问题。

We got a great question about slang.

Lindsay，你想帮我们分享这个问题吗？

Lindsay, do you want to share this question for us?

好的，这是Dirona提出的。

Yeah, this is from Dirona.

Dirona问：我们能在雅思口语考试中使用俚语吗？

Dirona says, can we use slang on the IELTS speaking exam?

好问题。

Good question.

是的，答案绝对是肯定的。

Yes, and the answer is absolutely yes.

你不仅可以使用俚语，而且应该使用。

Not only can you, you should.

作为口语评分体系的一部分，考官会评估词汇的多样性。

Part of the speaking scoring system, the examiner is listening for a variety of vocabulary.

这意味着非常非正式的词汇、俚语、习语、短语动词，以及那些更正式的特定主题词汇都需要掌握。

So this means very informal vocabulary, slang, idioms, phrasal verbs, as well as those more formal topic specific words.

你绝对需要学习俚语。

You definitely need to be learning slang.

俚语的难点在于很多都非常特定化。

The tricky thing about slang is a lot of it's very specific.

可能在口语考试中使用'Riz'这个词会有点困难，但有很多俚语更具普适性，在任何口语考试中都会出现。

Might be difficult to use the word Riz on your speaking exam, but there's a lot of slang that is much more flexible, will come up on any speaking exam.

这正是你需要花更多时间确保掌握并练习在口语回答中使用它们的地方。

That's where you wanna spend more time being sure that you know these and practice using them in your speaking answers.

是的，奥布里，你是否发现很多雅思新手倾向于认为不能使用俚语，因为通常不会想到在正式英语考试中使用俚语？

Yeah, Aubrey, do you find that a lot of newbies to IELTS tend to assume you can't use slang because normally you wouldn't think about slang on a formal English test.

是啊，这种情况经常发生，对吧？

Yeah, that's just happened, right?

你可能还没真正了解评分标准，或者即使读了也不明白'词汇多样性'具体指什么。

You haven't really learned the scoring system or you might even read it and not realize what that means, variety of vocabulary.

好吧，我用了很多不同的词，这就是多样性。

Okay, well I'm using lots of different words, that's variety.

其实这指的是非正式和正式词汇的多样性。

What that means is variety of informal and formal.

所以你需要掌握习语和俚语，也需要正式的词汇，很多新生不知道这点。

So you do need idioms and slang as well as that more formal vocab and a lot of new students don't know that.

了解雅思考官想要什么真的非常重要。

It is so important to know what the examiner is looking for on IELTS.

那么Aubrey，我们还需要了解哪些方面呢？

So what else do we need to know here Aubrey?

没错，第一部分是最适合用俚语的地方，因为这些都是你会问朋友的非常随意的问题。

Yeah, so part one is the best place for slang because these are very informal questions that you would ask a friend.

正因问题非常口语化，所以很适合使用习语、短语动词和俚语。

So because they're so informal, they lend to idioms, phrasal verbs, slang.

一定要在准备第一部分答案时加入这类非正式词汇，第二部分也同样适用。

Definitely plan on using some of this informal vocabulary, part one answers and also part two.

如果你在描述朋友或某个场景时，也完全可以在第二部分答案中使用这些非正式词汇。

If you're describing a friend, a situation, you can also definitely use this informal vocab during your part two answers as well.

这个建议太棒了。

I love that.

那我们就直接为听众们介绍一些可选表达吧，我喜欢这个主意——听众可以学习这些表达方式，随时准备在考试中派上用场

So let's dive right in to some options for our listeners, and I love the idea that our listeners can study these options and have them ready to pull out

就像从后口袋随手掏出来一样方便，对吧？

of their back pocket on test day, right?

没错。

Yes.

今天我们要教的是雅思考试中最容易使用的俚语，因为它们能替代那些在回答中必然会出现的高频基础词汇。

What we are teaching you today is the easiest slang to use on the IELTS exam because they're replacements for very common words that are definitely going to come up in your answer.

第一个要替换的词是'very'。

So the first one is the word very.

学生在考试中可能会说20次'very'。

Students will say very 20 times on their exam.

你不能这样重复词汇，其实有些非常简单的俚语可以替代它。

You cannot repeat vocabulary like that And there are some really easy slang that you can replace it with.

没错，如果我们想达到7分以上，就不能重复20次'very'。

Right, I imagine if we wanna get up and over that band seven, we can't be repeating 20, very 20 times.

对吧，奥布里？

Right, Aubrey?

不，完全正确。

No, exactly.

这种词汇重复会让你停留在6分或更低。

That repetition of vocabulary is keeping you at a six or lower.

如果你不使用俚语，不变化词汇，你的词汇分数就不可能达到7分。

And if you're not using slang, if you're not varying your vocabulary, your vocabulary score cannot be a seven.

那么我们可以用哪些俚语词来替代'very'呢？

So what are some things we can say, some slang words we can say instead of vary?

哦，还有这些

Oh, and these

说起来也更有趣，对吧？

are just so much more fun to say too, right?

考官会从我们脸上看到活力，这会自动提升我们的分数。

And the examiner will see that life in our face and it will just increase our score automatically.

超级、完全、非常

Super, totally and way.

没错，对吧？

Exactly, right?

这些都完美极了。

These are all perfect.

如果在第一部分被问到爱好问题，你可以

If you are asked about hobbies on part one, you can

比如说，我最近迷上了画画。

say, I just started getting way into drawing.

有意思。

Interesting.

所有这些，我都超级喜欢画画。

And all of these, I'm super into drawing.

我完全迷上了画画，甚至用这种非常俚语化和非正式的表达。

I'm totally into drawing and even into to use that is really kind of slang and informal.

这对第一部分回答来说简直完美。

This is perfect for a part one answer.

当然你的回答会更长些。

And of course your answer will be longer.

然后你会继续分享，比如你喜欢画什么？

You're going to then share, you know, what do you like to draw?

提供些细节，但记得穿插这些俚语。

Give some details, but throw in this slang.

是啊。

Yeah.

对某件事产生兴趣。

To get into something.

我喜欢把这个作为今天的额外收获。

I love that as a bonus for today.

对吧？

Right?

让我们的听众学习一下，'对某事产生兴趣'，意思是变得熟练或开始觉得有趣。

For our listeners to study, to get into something, to become proficient or to start to become interesting.

奥布里，你最近有没有对什么新爱好产生兴趣？

Is there any new hobby that you're getting into these days, Aubrey?

举个例子。

Just for an example.

我假期确实开始玩成人填色书了，比如圣诞主题的那种。

I did start coloring in like an adult coloring book over the holidays, like a Christmas one.

这实际上非常让人放松。

It's actually very relaxing.

我当时正和一个

I was doing it with one

我的

of my

十几岁的女儿一起涂色，我们边涂边聊天。

teenage daughters while we chatted.

这确实是个很好的方式，既能和人交谈，又不会让人觉得我们在进行严肃的面对面谈话。

It was actually a really good way to have a conversation with someone while doing so it doesn't feel like we're having this sit down serious conversation.

这太有趣了。

That's so funny.

米歇尔和我在Allers English上聊过成人涂色书，我在想它们是否真能帮助人放松？

Michelle and I were talking about adult coloring books over on Allers English, I was wondering if, you know, do they work to help you feel relaxed?

这更像是一种社交活动。

It's more of a social thing.

我超爱这个，确实。

I love that Yeah.

你可以独自进行来放松减压，也可以和别人一起，这是开展...

You could do it by yourself to relax, de stress, or do it with someone else, and it's a great way to just have a

轻松对话的好方式。

chill conversation.

我太喜欢了。

I love it.

所以听众们或许...我猜这可能是第一部分会出现的常见话题，他们可能也会想开始考虑这个。

So our listeners might I suppose this may be a common topic that could come up on So part one they might wanna start thinking about that too.

对吧？

Right?

第二部分也是，你可能会被问到：描述一个喜欢的爱好、一个新尝试的爱好，或者一个尚未尝试的爱好。

Part two as well, you might just be asked, describe a favorite hobby, describe a new hobby, describe a hobby you haven't tried yet.

所以所有这些俚语都会很适用。

So all of this slang would be perfect.

你需要在谈论某事时随时能插入这些表达，而不是总用‘非常’。

You need to be ready to throw it in as you're talking about something instead of very.

如果你发现自己即将第二次或第三次说‘非常’，不妨改用这些词。

If you feel yourself about to say very, maybe for the second or third time, say one of these instead.

没错。

Yes.

别让考官觉得无聊，拜托了。

Don't bore the examiner, please.

好的，明白了。

All right, good.

第二点，奥布里，你觉得

Number two, Aubrey, what would

还有哪个词我们应该摒弃或仅用一次？可以用什么词替代呢？

be another word we want to throw out the door or just use once and what else can we use instead?

对，这个词是‘好’。

Yeah, the word is good.

肯定会想分享某些东西很棒。

Are definitely going to want to share that some things are good.

你不能反复说那个词。

You cannot say that over and over.

所以可以用一些俚语，比如awesome（超赞）、rad（酷毙了）或lit（新潮词）。

So some slang awesome, rad, or lit, which is a newer one.

这些都是完美的替代词。

These are all perfect instead of good.

哇，真潮。

Wow, lit.

我从来不用这个词，

I don't use that ever,

但我很喜欢。

but I love it.

听起来非常现代年轻，对吧？

It's very modern and young sounding for It's young sounding, right?

但你可以这么说。

But you can say it.

这个词正被越来越多地采用，我开始在播客和电视节目中听到它。

It's being adopted more and I'm starting to hear it on podcast TV shows.

所以你完全可以说你觉得某件事很‘酷炫’或‘超级酷炫’，意思就是非常棒。

So you could definitely say that you think something's lit or super lit, and that just means really good.

非常酷。

Really cool.

没错。

Yeah.

举个例子，如果被问到体育运动，你可以说‘我一直觉得排球很酷，但上周末我玩了极限飞盘，简直燃爆了。’

So for example, if you're asked about sports, you could say I've always thought volleyball was rad, but I played ultimate Frisbee last weekend and it was super lit.

当然，如果你觉得这些词不符合你的个性，还有其他选择。

And again, and there could be other options if you feel like this, you know, doesn't suit your personality.

我们也可以看看其他替代词汇。

We could also look at other other words to say as well.

对吧？

Right?

太棒了。

Awesome.

酷。

Cool.

嗯哼。

Mhmm.

有些是的。

Some of Yeah.

那些你更熟悉的。

That you're more familiar with.

当然也可以用那些。

Absolutely use those as well.

就是别说'好'或'非常好'。

Just don't say good or very good.

这是五级和四级词汇，对吧？

It's band five, band four, right?

你需要一些不那么常见、更有趣、更俚语化和非正式的表达。

You want something less common, more interesting, more slang and informal.

对。

Yeah.

全世界的人都知道'good'这个词。

Everyone knows the word good all over the entire world.

所以要用更罕见的词汇。

So use a word that's more rare.

太棒了。

So great.

太棒了。

So great.

我本来想说'很好'，但我要说

I was about to say so good, but I'll say

太棒了。

so great.

就是这样。

There you go.

即便是'great'也更好，对吧？

Even great is better, right?

但如果你发现自己重复使用某个词，哪怕是'great'，你也需要准备些其他选择，一些同义词，或者换种方式表达以避免重复。

But if you find yourself repeating any word, even great, you've gotta have some other options, some synonyms, paraphrase what you're going to say to avoid that repetition.

好的，奥布里，第三点是什么？

All right, Aubrey, what would be number three?

还有哪些词我们应该避免使用？

Another word we should throw out?

对，第三点是'a lot'，学生们会在口语考试中反复说这个词40次。

Yeah, number three is a lot, which students will say this 40 times on a speaking exam.

比如这种情况经常出现，我这里就说'a lot'。

Like this just comes up a lot that, say here I say a lot.

这个表达在回答中频繁出现，比如某事经常发生、你经常做某事、你经常吃某物。

It comes up so often in answers, this idea of something happening a lot or you're doing it a lot, you're eating it a lot.

你需要用不同的方式来表达这个意思。

You need different ways to say this.

有哪些俚语表达方式？

What are some slang ways?

对，你可以说'tons'、'loads'或'oodles'。

Yeah, so you could say tons, loads or oodles.

'Oodles'，这个很有趣。

Oodles, that's a fun one.

我喜欢这个。

I like that.

这些都很完美，对吧？

These are all perfect, right?

所以不要说'对，我经常那样做'。

So instead of, yeah, I do that a lot.

我经常那么做。

I do that tons.

我经常那么做，或者我超爱那么做。

I do that loads or I do that oodles.

这些都表示'很多'，但得分更高，因为它们要么更不正式，要么更口语化且不常见。

These all just mean a lot, but they're higher scoring because they're less informal or more informal and less common.

是啊，我敢打赌如果你用'oodles'这个词，考官嘴角肯定会微微上扬，露出一点笑意。

Yeah, would be willing to bet that if you use the word oodles, you're going to see the examiner's side of their mouth kind of smile, a little smile.

他们会尽量克制

They'll try not

不表现出来。

to show it.

完全同意。

Totally.

太棒了。

So good.

举个例子，假设考官林赛在雅思考试中问到你最喜欢的甜点。

So for example, So what if they Lindsay, were asked about your favorite dessert on IELTS.

好的。

Alright.

你可以说：'当我在法国时，面包店里有各式各样的美味点心，但我最喜欢的是新鲜的可颂面包。'

So you could say when I was in France, the bakeries had oodles of delicious treats, but my favorite was fresh croissants.

奥布里，你发音'可颂'肯定比我标准。

Aubrey, you'd be better at pronouncing croissants than I would.

有趣的是在法语里，

What's funny because in French,

你知道是'croissant'，但在英语里我们直接说'可颂面包'。

you know, is croissant, but in English, I just say croissants.

用英语的方式发那个r音。

Say that r like in English.

别做那种刻意显摆的人。

Don't be that person.

对吧？

Right?

别做那种人，明明普通英语使用者都说'croissants'，却非要带着法语口音说每个词。

Don't be that person that says everything with a French accent when the average English speaker says it croissants.

是啊。

Yeah.

没错。

Yeah.

我点日本啤酒麒麟时就会这样，有时我会用日语发音念，我伴侣就会说'别这样'。

I do that when I order, Japanese beer, kirin, and sometimes I'll pronounce it with the Japanese pronunciation, and my partner's like, don't do that.

别这样。

Don't do that.

别做那种人。

Don't be that person.

这真的很好笑。

That's really funny.

这太搞笑了。

It's so funny.

好吧，

All right,

你可以把这些都用在一句话里，对吧？

You this could use all of these in one sentence, right?

如果有人问你最喜欢去哪里吃饭，你可以说：我家附近有超多超棒的餐厅。

If you're asked about your favorite place to eat, you could say, there are tons of super awesome restaurants near my home.

这样你就把所有那些表达都用上了，全部用俚语而不是说：我家附近有很多很好的餐厅。

So here you're using all of those ideas, all of it with the slang instead of saying, there are a lot of very good restaurants near my house.

别那么说。

Don't say that.

不，这真是个聪明的主意。

No, that's a really smart idea.

所以你通过叠加使用这些词汇就能有效提高分数。

So you're really increasing your score just by doubling up or tripling up on the words here.

太棒了。

Love it.

知道

Do

你知道在你那里参加雅思考试要花多少钱吗？

you know how much an IELTS exam costs where you live?

现在全球大多数雅思考试的费用大约在200到300美元之间。

Most IELTS exams around the world cost around $200 to $300 these days.

这可是一大笔钱。

That is a lot of money.

我们制作这个播客就是为了帮助像你这样的全球学生正确备考雅思。

We made this podcast so we could help students like you from all over the world prepare correctly for the IELTS exam.

这样你就不必反复支付这笔昂贵的考试费用了。

So you don't have to pay to take this expensive test over and over.

我们还知道，在参加考试前你必须对自己的分数有十足把握。

We also know that you absolutely must be sure of your score before you go in for your exam.

这样你就能确保获得所需的分数。

So you're sure to get the score you need.

这就是我们推出免费雅思分数测试的原因。

That's why we made our free IELTS band score quiz.

免费测测如果你今天参加考试能得多少分。

Find out what you'd get if you took the exam today for free.

请访问 allearsenglish.commyscore。

Go to allearsenglish.commyscore.

网址是 allearsenglish.com/myscore，今天就试试吧。

That's allearsenglish.com/myscore and go today.

好的，奥布里。

Okay, Aubrey.

那我们接下来要讨论什么？

So what are we getting into now?

嗯。

Yeah.

我们要

We're going

来做几个有趣的示例回答。

to do a couple of fun sample answers.

这些都是第一部分的问题回答。

So, these are both part one answers.

在每个回答中，我们都会至少使用一个俚语词汇。

And in each answer, we're going to use at least one of those slang words.

林赛，你先问我，我来回答第一个问题，然后你再回答一个。

So, Lindsay, you ask me first, I'll do the first answer and then we'll have you do one.

你多久看一次电视？

So how often do you watch TV?

哦，每晚都看。

Oh, every night.

我是Netflix的超级粉丝。

I am a huge fan of Netflix.

那里有很多精彩的节目，大量的悬疑剧、喜剧，还有数不清的烹饪节目，我超爱看这些，觉得它们棒极了。

There are a lot of great shows there, tons of mysteries, comedies, oodles of cooking shows, which I love to check out that I think are awesome.

而且睡前看这些真的超级放松。

And yeah, totally relaxing to watch before bed.

非常好。

Very good.

我喜欢你用了'数不清'这个词。

I love how you used oodles.

你用了'超级'。

You used totally.

对吧？

Right?

你还用了'棒极了'这个词。

You used the word awesome.

所以我们在这里给你的回答加入了一些相当高级的词汇。

So we got in some really high powered vocabulary into your answer here.

你确实听到我说了很多次'once'，对吧？

And you did hear me say a lot of once, right?

我注意到我说了'That's lot okay'，对吧？

I caught my I said a That's lot okay, right?

说一两次这些词是可以的。

It's alright to say these once, twice.

只是不要重复超过这个次数。

You just don't wanna repeat them more than that.

改用其他一些表达方式。

Use some of these other options instead.

保持语言丰富多彩。

Keep it colorful.

保持趣味性。

Keep it interesting.

对吧？

Right?

是的。

Yes.

Lindsay，你准备好回答你的问题了吗？

Lindsay, are you ready for your question?

是的，我准备好了。

Yes, I'm ready.

是的。

Yes.

好的。

Alright.

你喜欢看什么类型的电视节目？

What kind of TV programs do you like to watch?

天啊。

Oh my gosh.

我喜欢看各种各样的电视节目，Aubrey。

I like to watch tons of different TV programs, Aubrey.

我喜欢的节目类型简直包罗万象，种类繁多。

It's a humongous vocab it's a humongous variety of what I like to watch.

我超爱看一部叫《追踪者》的剧，主演是《我们这一天》里的演员，他在剧中扮演私家侦探，专门破解各种罪案。

I'm super into this show called Tracker, which features the actor from This Is Us, and he kind of gets hired as a private investigator and goes around solving crimes.

不过我也喜欢看很多其他类型的节目。

But I love to watch loads of different kinds as well.

比如我超爱《鬼屋欢乐送》这部剧。

For example, I love the show Ghosts.

它简直酷毙了，因为剧情让不同时代的角色——从1920年代到1700年代——都聚集在这栋神奇的房子里共同生活。

It is totally rad because it actually brings you back to multiple eras in time where the characters come from different times, from the nineteen twenties, from the seventeen hundreds, and they all lived together in this amazing house.

真的特别精彩。

It's really awesome.

不错。

Nice.

回答得太完美了。

That was perfect.

对吧？

Right?

我喜欢像你这样具体分享剧集的做法，确实让你的回答更出彩。

I love sharing about specific shows like you did really boosted your answer.

你能够分享更多细节内容。

You were able to share a lot more details.

虽然你的回答里用了有趣的俚语，但如果我能通过分享更多细节、谈论具体剧集和观看时间来完善回答会更好，对吧？

So you had this interesting slang, but that's in my answer, I probably could have improved it by sharing more details, talking about a specific show and when I watch it, right?

没错，这部分你处理得非常出色。

Yes, So that was really well done.

细节越丰富，能运用的词汇就越好。

The more detail you can get, the the better vocabulary is going to come up.

而且我觉得你会变得更放松、更专注。

And I think also the more relaxed you'll get, the more focused you'll get.

可能学生们会担心如何填满时间。

I think maybe students might worry about filling the time.

这是口语第一部分的问题吗？

Is this a speaking part one question?

对。

Yeah.

是第一部分。

Is part one.

所以你的回答可以稍短些，三到五句话，但不能只说'我喜欢犯罪剧'。

So, your answers can be a little shorter, three to five sentences, but you can't just say, Oh, I like crime shows.

没错。

Right.

你得给出更多内容。

You have to give more.

必须提供些细节。

You gotta give some details.

还要能自然地用上俚语。

And you gotta be able to fit in the slang.

所以，你必须多说一些，才能在第一部分问题中运用那些非正式词汇。

So, you have to say more to be able to have that informal vocab for part one questions.

哦，是的。

Oh, yeah.

你需要素材。

You need the material.

深入细节，展开来说。

Go into the details, bring that open.

我很喜欢。

I love it.

奥布里，有没有其他集数是听众需要立即收听以继续这条雅思备考之路的？这趟雅思列车？

Aubrey, is there another episode our listeners need to check out right away to keep going on this IELTS track, this IELTS train?

没错。

Right.

我们想确保你不会错过1171期《雅思能量》节目。

We wanna make sure you don't miss eleven seventy one right here on IELTS Energy.

为雅思口语俚语喝彩

Two hoots for IELTS speaking slang.

有位听众询问了关于俚语或习语的问题，比如'毫不在乎'的表达

A listener asked about the slang or the idiom, not giving two hoots.

所以我们分享了一些表示不在乎的有趣俚语

So we shared some fun slang for not caring.

这在雅思考试中也经常出现

That comes up a lot on IELTS too.

真有意思，我太喜欢了

Interesting, I love that.

我们今天的关键收获是什么？

What's our takeaway?

我们应该把

Where should

听众们带向何方？

we leave our listeners today?

在雅思口语考试中，你完全可以也应该使用俚语。

You can and should use slang on IELTS speaking.

你必须掌握多样化的词汇，包括非正式和正式用语。

You have got to get that variety of vocabulary, informal and formal vocab.

所以确实有很多俚语，我的意思是它有特定使用场景，不能随处乱用。

So a lot of slang really, I mean, it has a specific context, so it's harder to use just anywhere.

今天的俚语绝对会在雅思口语考试中出现。

Today's slang is absolutely going to come up on the IELTS speaking exam.

就像林赛你说的，要随时准备好这些表达。

So like you said, Lindsay, have it in your back pocket ready.

我很喜欢这个建议。

I love it.

奥布里，谢谢你邀请我上节目。

Well, thanks for inviting me on the show, Aubrey.

听众朋友们如果想了解自己今天参加雅思考试可能获得的分数，可以去哪里查询呢？

And where can our listeners go to find out their potential score if they took IELTS today?

哪里可以？是的。

Where can Yes.

他们可以去allersenglish.com/myscore。

They Go to allersenglish.com myscore.

你可以了解如果今天参加雅思考试会得到什么分数，并获得适合你水平的资源。

You can find out what you'd get if you took IELTS today and get some resources that are at your level.

我很喜欢。

I love it.

下次见，奥布里。

I'll see you next time, Aubrey.

祝你今天愉快。

Have a good day.

你也是。

You too.

拜拜。

Bye bye.

再见。

Bye.

感谢收听《IELTS Energy》节目。

Thanks for listening to IELTS Energy.

现在点击订阅吧，别忘了在allearsenglish.com/myscore上估算你的雅思分数。

Hit subscribe now, and don't forget to find your estimated band score at allearsenglish.com/myscore.