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Nancy:" It was a blowout." or " It was a shutout." Victor, Do you remember last Wednesday, we learned, " How was the game?" |
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Victor: yes! I do. |
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Nancy: ok, you could answer this way: " It was a blowout." That means one of the teams beat the other teams by a LOT. |
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Victor: zhè shì yí gè fēi cháng yǒu yì sī de cí. yí gè duì bǎ lìng wài yí gè duì dǎ de luò huā liú shuǐ, kě yǐ shuō it was a blowout. |
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Nancy: Okay! Another expression is, " It was a shutout," That means one team had a zero. |
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Victor: rú guǒ yí gè duì bǎ lìng wài yí gè duì dǎ chéng líng fēn, jiù shì It was a shutout. |
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Nancy: You can only use " It was a shutout," when one team has a zero. |
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Victor: yīng gāi zhù yì, zhǐ yǒu yí gè duì shì líng fēn, cái néng yòng shutout. |
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Nancy: It was a blowout. |
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Victor: It was a blowout. |
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Nancy: It was a shutout. |
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Victor: It was a shutout. |
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Victor: that' s we' ve got for today! |
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Victor: yes |
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Nancy: OK |
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Victor: Catch you later |
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Nancy: See you next time! |