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Word Preparationappetizer：开胃菜smoked salmon：烟熏三文鱼main course：主菜dessert：甜点let someone down：使某人失望 Grammarmight与may的区别

Word Preparation

appetizer：开胃菜

英/ˈæpɪtaɪzə/ 美/ˈæpɪtaɪzər/ (注意重音在第一音节上) a small amount of food eaten before a meal

We don’t need an appetizer. Let’s just order the main course. 我们不需要开胃菜。我们只点主菜吧。

Would you like to order an appetizer? 你们要点开胃菜吗？

smoked salmon：烟熏三文鱼

I would like to order the smoked salmon. 我想点烟熏三文鱼。

This restaurant has really good smoked salmon. 这家饭店的烟熏三文鱼味道很好。

main course：主菜

what would you like for the main course? 主菜你想要点什么？

I suggest you order a steak for the main course. 我建议你主菜可以点牛排。

dessert：甜点

sweet food eaten at the end of a meal

Chocolate cake and strawberry pie are my favorite desserts. 巧克力蛋糕与草莓派是我最喜欢的甜点。 She always wants to eat dessert after dinner. 她总是喜欢在晚饭后吃甜点。

let someone down：使某人失望

I thought this movie would be better, but it really lets me down. 我以为这个电影会好些，但它真的让我失望。

I’ll do my best to help you. I won’t let you down! 我会尽力帮助你。我不会让你失望的！

Grammar

might与may的区别

might与may都是情态动词（Modal Verbs），可以表示允许和推测。might可以用作may的过去式。在表示可能性的时候，might比may的语气弱，更加委婉。

The weatherman said it might rain. 气象员说可能会下雨。We agree that it might be dangerous. 我们觉得这个可能会有些危险。It’s not cloudy outside, but it might rain. 外边不是很阴，但有可能会下雨。