【流行美语】102：“给某人带某样东西”和“叫某人离开”

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【今日情景】
在这期节目里，我们要请大家听Larry和李华的对话，Larry正准备去食品店买东西。他打了个电话给Li Hua问她要不要带什么东西。Li Hua会学到两个常用语：hook something up和buzz off。
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特别提示：文中Larry为男声，Li Hua为女声，只需听写男生的英文对话部分即可，只听写Larry说的英文部分哦！！！中文部分不需要听写！！！
如果文中出现拼写，不需要写出来。
应大家要求，【流行美语】已经有了节目单，以后不用麻烦的去搜索了，直接订阅节目，每天更新哦~~筒子们赶紧订阅吧~~

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Hi, Li Hua. This is Larry. I'm going to the grocery store and I was wondering if you needed anything.
Sure, no problem. I can hook you up with some milk.
Yes, you're right. To hook somebody up with something means to get something for him. I meant that I will get the milk for you.
Sure, I can hook you up with some potato chips, too. Is there anything else you'd like me to hook you up with?
Well, they don't sell those at the grocery store, but I have a friend who can hook you up with some tickets.
Of course you can, but it means "to introduce the person". For example, if you want to meet my friend, then I can hook you up with him.
I would if I knew him, but I've never talked to him before, sorry.
Of course, I can hook you up. I'll help you myself.
I won't forget.
Hey, Li Hua. Here's your milk and potato chips. See, I didn't forget to hook you up.
Hey, you aren't even going to invite me in? You're just telling me to buzz off? That's a little rude.
Buzz off is a way of telling someone to leave. You were trying to tell me to leave, so that's like saying "Buzz off".
Well, then instead of telling me to buzz off, you should ask me if I can help you?
I have about an hour before I have to go home.
Thanks, Li Hua, You make me feel so important.(Telephone rings...)
LH: Hello?
LL: Hi, Li Hua. This is Larry. I'm going to the grocery store and I was wondering if you needed anything.
LH: Larry! 你要去商店买东西呀？我正好牛奶喝光了，你可不可以帮我买点牛奶呢？回头我再给你钱。
LL: Sure, no problem. I can hook you up with some milk.
LH: Hook me up with some milk? 哎，我知道hook是"钩子"的意思。那hook up就是把东西用钩子钩住，你想把我和牛奶钩在一起？噢，我猜就是给我带牛奶的意思，对不对？
LL: Yes, you're right. To hook somebody up with something means to get something for him. I meant that I will get the milk for you.
LH: 你看，我猜得不错吧！To hook me up with some milk就是"给我带点牛奶"。对了，我差点忘了， Larry, 你能不能再给我带包土豆片呢？
LL: Sure, I can hook you up with some potato chips, too. Is there anything else you'd like me to hook you up with?
LH: 还有什么呀？对了，你能不能帮我买一张这个周末的音乐会票子呢？
LL: Well, they don't sell those at the grocery store, but I have a friend who can hook you up with some tickets.
LH: 噢，对不起，我忘了你是要去食品店。那儿是不卖音乐会的票。你朋友可以帮我买票啊，那太好了！哎，Larry, 除了说hook somebody up with something以外，我能不能说hook somebody up with someone呢？
LL: Of course you can, but it means "to introduce the person". For example, if you want to meet my friend, then I can hook you up with him.
LH: 噢，原来to hook somebody up with someone的意思就是"把某人介绍给另一个人"。哎，Larry, 你还记不记得上次历史课上那个很有意思的男孩呢 - Can you hook me up with him?
LL: I would if I knew him, but I've never talked to him before, sorry.
LH: 你从来没跟他说过话呀？那就算了。对了，Larry，每次我写学术报告，我总是对自己的英文不太有信心，你能不能给我介绍一个能帮我改英文的人？
LL: Of course, I can hook you up. I'll help you myself.
LH: 你愿意帮我改我的英文报告啊？你真是太好了！哎哟，还是你先去买东西吧，别忘了hook me up with milk and potato chips!
LL: I won't forget.
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(Knocking on the door. Door opens)
LL: Hey, Li Hua. Here's your milk and potato chips. See, I didn't forget to hook you up.
LH: Thank you, Larry. 我正忙着复习功课。 I'll see you later.
LL: Hey, you aren't even going to invite me in? You're just telling me to buzz off? That's a little rude.
LH: 对不起，Larry, 我不是不想请你进来坐，可是我实在太忙了。哎，对了，什么是buzz off 啊？
LL: Buzz off is a way of telling someone to leave. You were trying to tell me to leave, so that's like saying "Buzz off".
LH: 噢，buzz off就是叫某人离开，哎哟，Larry。我可没有要赶你走的意思，我只不过是心里着急，我星期五要考试，到现在还没准备好呢！
LL: Well, then instead of telling me to buzz off, you should ask me if I can help you?
LH: 对呀，那Larry, 你先别走，你现在有时间帮我复习吗？
LL: I have about an hour before I have to go home.
LH: 你大概有一个小时后要回家？那你等会儿吧 - You can buzz off later.
LL: Thanks, Li Hua, You make me feel so important.