Jessica: 吳瓊，明天我們?nèi)コ曰疱伜貌缓茫?WQ: 火鍋？好吃！可我沒錢。 Jessica: No money? You told me you got a scholarship. WQ: 獎(jiǎng)學(xué)金是拿了，可我一高興就拿去掃貨啦！ Jessica: 掃貨？ WQ: 就是 buy a lot of things! Jessica: Oh! You went on a shopping spree. WQ: shopping spree? Jessica: Right! Spree is spelt s-p-r-e-e. Going on a shopping spree means you spend a lot of money during a single shopping trip. 頭腦發(fā)熱，看什么都買。 WQ: 對(duì)! I went on a shopping spree after getting my scholarship money. 我那天瘋狂掃貨，一分錢都沒留下。 Jessica: But do you really need all the things you bought on the shopping spree?? WQ: 說(shuō)實(shí)話，好多東西都用不著，可我當(dāng)時(shí)就是那么燒包。燒包你懂么？就是看著手里的錢難受，非把它花出去! Jessica: Haha! Actually, in English, we have a similar expression -- your money was burning a hole in your pocket.? WQ: My money was burning a hole in my pocket? 錢把衣服兜燒了個(gè)窟窿？這的確跟“燒包”很像! Jessica: 吳瓊, Next time your money is burning a hole in your pocket, take me with you. I'll make sure we only go window shopping.? WQ: Window shopping? 買窗戶？ Jessica: (Chuckle) No. Window shopping means we only look at the window displays, without really buying anything. WQ: 哦，就是光看不買! 這個(gè)好，省錢! Jessica: 對(duì)! Now tell me what you've learned today. WQ: 第一，掃貨叫g(shù)o on a shopping spree；第二，燒包叫money is burning a hole in one's pocket；第三，光看不買是window shopping!