-Miss Cole, thank you very much for seeing me.
-You said it was a matter of life and death.
-That man would 've sold his soul to make you happy.
-So what does that make you, the devil
-My job is not to deceive, Miss Cole. It's to create opportunities. Like the boardroom.
-Would you have noticed him otherwise?
-Yes.
-How did you know all that stuff about me? Well, you really did your homework. Like at boarding school when everyone used to tease me because I couldn't whistle. And having him dance like a buffoon knowing that I can't dance, either. Then telling him to drop mustard on his shirt, so I' d feel less like a dork. That was all you, right?
-No. Hell, no.
-That's got Albert written all over it.
-Did you put him up to the spray?
-Stop it. He did not show you that.
-He chucked it right before he kissed me.
-So, wait... that stuff worked for you?
-It was adorable.
與hell有關(guān)的地道美語習(xí)語
for emphasis 非常;極其
She worked like hell for her exams. 她為了考試而拼命復(fù)習(xí).
My broken finger hurt like hell. 我的手指骨折,痛得要命.
when you are refusing permission or saying that something is not true 絕不;不對
'I'm coming with you.' 'Like hell you are'(= you certainly are not). "我要和你一起去.""你想得真美."
3.(just) for the hell of it:just for fun; for no real reason 只是鬧著玩;沒有真正動機
They stole the car just for the hell of it. 他們偷這輛汽車只是為了尋求刺激.
hell:used to describe a very unpleasant person or thing; the worst that you can imagine 十分討厭;最壞
They are the neighbours from hell. 這些鄰居太可惡了.
the hell out (of…):to leave a place very quickly 迅速離開.
Let's get the hell out of here. 我們馬上離開這里吧.?

-Because I knew at some point I' d be... right here. But I thought that... everything would come out, but it's like... That's throwing me off. For a whole lot of reasons that don't make any sense to me. I mean, what, we've been on three dates?
-See, that's what's crazy.
-That's what's crazy, because I know. I know deep... like just down, just in this area... that I just know... that I want... I want to be miserable. Like, really miserable. Because, hey... if that's what it takes for me to be happy then...
-Wait, that didn't come out right.
-What the hell is wrong with you?
-Nothing!
-No, not you.
-I'm talking to me. Alex Hitchens, Tom Reda.
-I'll just put this in the car.
-Maybe it's like what you said. We should just both go our separate ways and then we'll do just fine.
-What if fine isn't good enough? What if I want extraordinary? I'm just as scared as you are, Sara. But I' m right here, and our time is right now.
-Well, what about before?
-I am a guy. Since when do we get anything right the first time?
-I'm a realist, and I know what love does to people.
-No, you don't. What I do know is he'll never feel about you the way that I do.
-They leap and hope to God they can fly. Because otherwise... we just drop like a rock... wondering the whole way down: "Why in the hell did I jump?" But here I am, Sara, falling. And there's only one person that makes me feel like I can fly. That's you.
make sense to sb 對某人有意義，對某人有好處
It would make sense to leave early.還是早點走好
That doesn't make sense to me.對我毫無意思
It doesn't make sense to fool around any more. 再這么鬼混下去就沒意思了
devide……into ， separate……from和separate……into的區(qū)別
devide into
是指把一個整體分開,如：He devided the apple into 4 pieces.他把那個蘋果分成了4份．（蘋果是一個整體）
separate from
是指把某物分離，如：At this point the satellite separates from its launcher.此時，衛(wèi)星就脫離發(fā)射器．
separate into
是指把一些東西分離，不是一個整體，如：We are separated into 4 groups.我們被分為4組．（因為我們每個人都是一個單獨的個體，所以不能算作整體）?