【节目介绍】
流行美语是一档关于美国日常生活的常用语、短语的节目。节目内容比较轻松，具有趣味性，讲解一些常见的单词，但是却是一些我们不太了解的意思，穿插各种情景和人物对话，因而生动有趣。节目更新频率为一天一期，每次大约为5分钟，内容比较简单，适合初学者学习。音频材料为中英双语，只需要听写英文部分。
特别提示：文中Michael 为男声，Li Hua为女声，只需听写男生的英文对话部分即可，只听写Michael说的英文部分哦！！！中文部分不需要听写！！！
【今日情景】
在这个节目里，我们要请大家听Michael 和李华的对话，他们俩都是纽约大学的学生。 Michael 是美国人，但是他听得懂中文。今天，Michael 和他的中国同学李华约好了在中央公园见面。他们在对话中会用到两个词：drag 和 trip。

Hints:
Li Hua
Dr. Smith
P.S.文中Michael 对话出现的drag 和 trip拼写，不需要写上去~~~
应大家要求，【流行美语】已经有了节目单，以后不用麻烦的去搜索了，直接订阅节目，每天更新哦~~筒子们赶紧订阅吧~~
Hey, Li Hua. Don't apologize. It's a nice day to just sit here and relax. Oh, do we have to go? I hate going to the museum on such a nice day. It's such a drag. No, to call something a drag means it is tiresome. Yeah, Li Hua, same word. As another example, we could also call our professor Dr. Smith a drag. Of course you would say that. After all, on the first day of class all you did was talk about how cute he was. Oh, Li Hua, you're such a drag. You did say he's cute. All right, all right, I'll come. Ok, I'm sorry. Actually, I really enjoyed the photography exhibit. I thought it was a trip. No, the word trip does mean travel, but here it means something that is unusual, in a good way. Yeah, but its meaning has changed. Well, look at that guy over there, sitting on the bench. The long hair and wild clothes. I really like his outfit, so I would call him a trip. But some people may not like this. That's ok, everyone is different. I would also call our photography class professor a trip, her style is a trip. Yeah, he is also a trip. I can't imagine you would like someone who is a drag. Ok, let's go!
L: 对不起， Michael，我迟到了。地铁误点了。 M: Hey, Li Hua. Don't apologize, it's a nice day to just sit here and relax. L: 对，坐在这里休息休息是挺好的。我也很喜欢这个公园。不过,我们得到大都市艺术博物馆去看摄影展览呐！ M: Oh, do we have to go? I hate going to the museum on such a nice day, it's such a drag. L: 哟，你觉得这么好的天气去博物馆太没意思，就不想去了？ Michael，你答应过我，要是我到这儿来，你就跟我一起去。你说什 么drag不drag的，我又没法把你拽着一起去！ M: No, to call something a drag means it is tiresome. L: 噢，在中文里就是没劲，没意思。Michael，drag不是拉东西的拉吗？ 你说的drag跟这个drag是同一个字吗？ M: Yeah, Li Hua, same word. As another example, we could also call our professor Dr. Smith a drag. L: 噢，还可以说我们的教授Smith博士没劲，没意思。这我可不知 道，我并不觉得他枯燥无味。 M: Of course you would say that. After all, on the first day of class all you did was talk about how cute he was. L: 你说我第一天上完他的课后，口口声声夸他长得帅？你别瞎说八道了。 M: Oh, Li Hua, you're such a drag. You did say he's cute. L: 非要说我认为他很帅。还说我没劲。算了,不跟你说了。 Michael，我去看展览了,不管你去不去。 M: All right, all right, I'll come. ( Michael 和李华看完了摄影展)。 L: 这个摄影展览真好，可是我还在生你的气呢！ M: Ok, I'm sorry. Actually, I really enjoyed the photography exhibit. I thought it was a trip. L: 我也很喜欢这种超现实主义的艺术。等等，你为什么把看展览叫/ 做旅行呢？我们又没有离开纽约。 M: No, the word trip does mean travel, but here it means something that is unusual, in a good way. L: 对，trip这个字很普通，是指旅行。原来你说的trip是指不寻常， 但又很好的意思。 噢，我想起来了。以前有一个教授告诉过我， 美国年轻人在60和70年代盛行反潮流的行为。Trip 这个词就来自 那个时候，是指吸毒后产生的幻觉。对不对？ M: Yeah, but its meaning has changed. L: 现在的意思不一样了。可我现在就知道我们刚才去看的摄影展览可以说是a trip，中文可以说是与众不同吧。其他还有什么也能用trip这个词来形容的呢？ M: Well, look at that guy over there, sitting on the bench. The long hair and wild clothes. I really like his outfit, so I would call him a trip. But some people may not like this. L: 噢，坐在长板凳上的那个留着长头发，穿着很怪的男人？ 你喜欢他的衣服，所以你认为他与众不同，别有风味。对不起，我可不欣赏。 M: That's ok, everyone is different. L: 对，每个人的爱好不一样。你再给我举个例子吧。 M: I would also call our photography class professor a trip, her style is a trip. L: 对，她是与众不同，她上课的时候总是很激动，跟别的教授不一 样。我的男朋友是学小提琴的，他常常练琴练得忘了吃饭，他也能算是个trip吧？ M: Yeah, he is also a trip. I can't imagine you would like someone who is a drag. L: 这你可说对了。你要是一个枯燥无味的人，我才不跟你一起出去玩呢。得了，我们该回去做功课了，尽管没劲，书还得念呐。 M: Ok, let's go! 今天Michael教了李华两个常用的词，一个是：drag，意思是没意思， 枯燥；另一个是：trip，意思是与众不同，别出心裁，但是含有褒意。 今天的[流行美语]就学习到这里，我们下次节目再见。