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shattered & skint
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Hi. In this lesson, I'm going to teach you two very common British words used nowadays in the UK. The first one is 'shattered'. 'Shattered' means very tired. If you are shattered, you definitely need to stop working and have a rest. The second word is 'skint'. If you are skint, you have no money. So 'skint' means very, very poor.
I'm absolutely shattered today.
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shattered
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I'm absolutely shattered today.
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You look shattered.
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I've run ten kilometres and I don't even feel shattered.
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skint
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I'm completely skint this month.
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Are you skint?
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I'll lend you the money. I know you're skint.
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超累的
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我今天完全累壞了
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你看起來真疲累
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我跑了10公里，而我一點都不累
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沒錢了，超窮
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我這個月完全沒錢了
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你沒錢了嗎？
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我借你錢，我知道你沒錢了
關鍵句型
dead on my feet
累得不行
penniless this week
這星期身無分文
broke as a joke
窮得像笑話
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重點句子
You look shattered after your long day.
經過漫長的一天後，你看起來非常疲憊。
I've run ten kilometres and I don't even feel shattered.
我跑了十公里，但我甚至沒有感覺到疲憊。
I'm completely skint this month and I need to save money.
這個月我完全身無分文，需要省錢。
After the hike, I felt dead on my feet.
徒步旅行後，我感到累得不行。
I have been penniless this week because of my expenses.
這星期因為開支，我一直身無分文。
He joked that he was broke as a joke, but he really needed money.
他開玩笑說自己窮得像笑話，但他真的需要錢。
實用對話
You look absolutely shattered today. What happened?
你今天看起來完全疲憊不堪。發生了什麼事？
I had a really long day at work. I am dead on my feet.
我今天工作很長時間。我累得不行。
I understand. Are you skint this month?
我明白了。這個月你身無分文嗎？
Yes, I am completely skint this month. I need to borrow some money.
是的，我這個月完全身無分文。我需要借一些錢。
No problem, I can lend you some. Just pay me back when you can.
沒問題，我可以借你一些。你能的時候再還我就可以了。
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