Flick.

輕彈。

Skip.

跳躍。

Punch.

出拳。

Yank.

猛拽。

Hi, Bob the Canadian here.

你好，我是加拿大人 Bob。

Welcome to this English lesson where I'm going to help you learn over 50 English action verbs, and I'm going to try and make them really easy to remember by acting them all out.

歡迎來到這節英語課，我將幫助您學習 50 多個英語動作動詞，並且我將嘗試透過全部表演來使它們變得更容易記住。

Well hey, welcome to this English lesson, where I'm going to help you learn some English action verbs that we do with our bodies.

嘿，歡迎來到這節英語課，我將幫助您學習一些我們用身體做的英語動作動詞。

Before we get started though, if this is your first time here, don't forget to click that red subscribe button and give me a thumbs up if this video helps you learn just a little bit more English.

在我們開始之前，如果這是您第一次來這裡，請不要忘記點擊紅色訂閱按鈕，如果該影片可以幫助您多學一點英語，請給我一個大拇指。

Let's get started.

讓我們開始吧。

Let's start by talking about the eyes.

我們先來談談眼睛。

When you go to bed at night, you close your eyes so that you can fall asleep.

晚上睡覺時，你閉上眼睛這樣你就能睡著了。

In the morning when you wake up, you open your eyes so that you can see.

清晨醒來，睜開雙眼這樣你就能看到了。

During the day, you blink a lot.

白天，你會經常眨眼。

I'm not sure exactly how many times and you don't even need to think about it.

我不清楚到底有多少次，這甚至都不用思考。

You just blink to keep your eyes moist.

你只需眨眨眼睛，保持眼睛溼潤。

If someone does something you don't like, you might stare at them.

如果有人做了你不喜歡的事，你可能會盯著他們看。

That means you just keep looking at them directly for a long time and of course there's a couple other things.

這意味著你需要長時間直視它們，當然還有其他一些事情。

You can cover your eyes, or you might tell a child to cover their eyes so they don't see something that they're not supposed to

你可以捂住眼睛，或者你可能會告訴孩子捂住眼睛以免他們看到不該看到的東西。

And if you like someone, you might wink at them.

如果你喜歡一個人，你可能會對他眨眨眼睛。

I'm not very good at winking.

我不擅長眨眼睛。

I can do it with this eye, but I have trouble doing it with that eye.

這隻眼睛可以，但另外一隻我很難做到。

So you might be wondering is there anything you can do with your whole head.

所以你可能想知道你的整個大腦能做些什麼。

Well, there's two things actually.

其實有兩件事。

If you agree with someone, you can nod, and if you disagree with someone, you can shake your head.

如果你同意某人的觀點，你可以點頭；如果你不同意某人的觀點，你可以搖搖頭。

A nod, or to nod means yes, and if you shake your head, it means no.

點頭表示同意，如果你搖頭，那就表示不行。

So what kind of actions can you do with your nose?

那麼，你可以用鼻子做哪些動作呢？

Well, little kids and adults sometimes will pick their nose.

小孩子和成年人有時會挖鼻孔。

They'll put their finger in their nose, I'm not actually doing it by the way and they'll pick their nose.

他們會把手指放進鼻子裡挖鼻孔，順便說一句，我並沒有真的挖。

Sometimes when you are not feeling well, you need to blow your nose.

有時，當你感覺不舒服時你需要擤擤鼻涕。

I'm not actually gonna do it because I don't need to.

我不會真的去做，因為我不需要。

And if you're sick, you will sometime sneeze.

如果你生病了，有時會打噴嚏。

Ahchoo.

哈嚏。

You can also use your nose to sniff.

你還可以用鼻子聞一聞。

Maybe before you plug your nose, you sniff, and you smell something that doesn't smell very good.

也許在你堵住鼻子之前，你先聞一下，你嗅到了不太好聞的氣味。

And if you're good at it, you can wiggle your nose.

如果你很在行，還可以扭動你的鼻子。

It's kind of hard for me to do.

這對我來說有點難。

Hi, let's talk a little bit about the mouth.

你好，讓我們來談談嘴巴。

There are a lot of things that you can do with the mouth.

你可以用嘴做很多事情。

Obviously you can talk and you can speak with your mouth.

顯然，你可以說話，你可以用嘴說話。

And you can also whistle like I was just doing.

你還可以像我剛才那樣吹口哨。

You can also sing with your mouth.

還可以用嘴唱歌。

La la la la.

啦啦啦啦。

That's about as much singing as you're probably gonna hear from me.

這大概就是你從我這裡聽到的歌聲了。

You can also whisper with your mouth.

你可以用嘴說悄悄話。

So if you wanna talk really quietly to someone, you might whisper to them.

所以，如果你想悄悄地和別人說話，你可以低聲對他們說話。

Another thing you might do with your mouth is hum.

你還可以用嘴哼唱。

Maybe you don't like to sing and you don't like to whistle.

也許你不喜歡唱歌，也不喜歡吹口哨。

Maybe you like to hum.

也許你喜歡哼唱。

Another thing you might do with your mouth is kiss.

用嘴做的另一件事是接吻。

I'm not going to kiss Jen right now, but I'll demonstrate using my hand.

我現在不會吻珍，但我會用我的手來演示。

So you can also use your mouth to give someone a kiss.

所以，你也可以用嘴給別人一個吻。

Obviously when you're eating food, you're going to use your mouth to chew.

顯然是在吃食物的時候，你要用嘴咀嚼。

And if you're not feeling well, you will probably cough.

如果你感覺不舒服，很可能會咳嗽。

We used to cover our mouth when we coughed, we used to go, but now we're supposed to cough into our elbow.

我們咳嗽時習慣捂住嘴，我們過去常這樣咳嗽，但現在我們要對著手肘咳嗽。

And of course, how could I forget. When you have an ice cream cone, you can lick the ice cream.

當然，我怎能忘記，當你吃冰淇淋甜筒時，你可以舔冰淇淋。

That's really good ice cream.

冰淇淋真好吃。

Let's talk about the ears.

讓我們來談談耳朵。

If you are somewhere really loud, you might plug your ears or you might cover your ears.

如果你在非常吵鬧的地方你可以塞住耳朵，也可以捂住耳朵。

Those are two things you can do if you're somewhere where it's really loud.

如果你在非常吵鬧的地方你可以做這兩件事。

When I was a kid, my grandmother used to pull on my ears when I was bad.

我小時候，當我很壞的時候，奶奶經常揪我的耳朵。

That wasn't very nice.

這可不太好。

And the last thing you can do is if you are having trouble hearing someone, you can cup your ear.

耳朵能做的最後一件事，如果你聽不太到別人講話，可以捂住耳朵。

So when you cup your ear with your hand, it makes it easier to hear somebody.

所以，當你用手捂住耳朵時，這樣更容易聽到別人的聲音。

So let's talk a little bit about the hands.

讓我們來談談手。

There are a few things you can do with your hands that aren't very nice.

你可以用雙手做以下幾件事不是很好的事。

You can pinch someone.

你可以捏人。

That's when you grab their skin like this.

捏就是像這樣抓住他們的皮膚。

It's not very nice when you do this, but you can pinch someone.

這樣做可不太好，但你可以捏一個人。

You can poke someone with your finger.

你可以用手指戳別人。

You can poke someone if you have a question, you can say, "Excuse me, sir, I have a question."

如果你有問題要問別人可以戳他們並說：「不好意思，先生，我有個問題。」

You can punch someone.

你可以揍人。

It's not very nice to punch someone, but if you watch a boxing match, you will see them punch each other.

揍人可不太好，但如果你看拳擊比賽，你會看到他們互揍。

And you could slap someone.

你可以扇人耳光。

I did this in my video last week when I was pretending there was a mosquito on me.

上週我在影片中假裝有一隻蚊子在我身上時就這樣做了。

So you can pinch, punch, poke, or slap.

你可以捏、出拳、戳或扇。

In the winter in Canada, sometimes the doors to our vehicles freeze shut and you need to yank on the door to get it open.

在加拿大的冬天，有時車門會凍結，你需要用力拽門才能把它打開。

That means you need to pull really hard on it.

這意味著你需要非常用力地拉它。

We also have another verb to tug.

我們還有另一個動詞 "拽"。

You have to tug on the door to get it open.

你必須拽門才能把它打開。

This one's frozen shut.

這個凍住了。

When you pull on something, you're trying to make it come towards you when you pull it.

當你拉動某物時，你是在試圖讓它向你靠近。

When you push on something, you're trying to make it go away from you.

當你推動某物時，你想讓它遠離你。

I remember when I was a little kid, my dad taught me how to snap my fingers.

我記得小時候我爸爸教我如何彈手指。

When you snap your fingers, it makes a really cool sound.

當你彈手指時，它會發出非常酷的聲音。

We can also use our fingers to flick things.

我們還可以用手指彈東西。

So if a mosquito landed on me I could flick it away.

這樣，如果有蚊子落在我身上，我就可以把它彈開。

We use our fingers to point.

我們用手指來指方向。

So if I wanted you to go over there, I could point over there to let you know which way to go.

所以，如果我要你去那裡，我可以指著那裡告訴你該走哪條路。

And we also use our fingers to make really bad gestures, but I'm not going to show you which gesture I'm making here, because it's not a very nice one.

我們還用手指做出非常糟糕的手勢，但我不會給你看我做的是什麼手勢，因為這不是一個很好的手勢。

Speaking of mosquitoes, if there were mosquitoes flying around me right now, I could swat them.

說到蚊子，如果現在有蚊子在我身邊飛來飛去，我可以拍打他們。

When you do this with your hands, you are swatting.

當你用手這樣做時，你就是在拍打。

We also, when we really like a performance, we'll clap.

當我們非常喜歡某個表演時，我們會鼓掌。

It's also called applause.

也叫 applause。

It's always nice to clap your hands when someone does a good job playing music, or performing in a play.

當有人演奏得很好或在戲劇中表演得很好時，拍手總是很好的。

The other thing we use our hands for is we used to shake hands with people, but now we actually bump elbows.

我們用手的另一件事是我們過去常常與人握手，但現在我們實際上是碰肘部。

Shaking hands is no longer considered to be a good thing to do because it spreads disease.

握手不再被認為是一件好事，因為它會傳播疾病。

So now we bump elbows.

所以，現在我們肘碰肘了。

Hey, how are you doing?

嘿，你好嗎？

When you see someone, you know, you sometimes wave to them.

當你看到某人時，你知道，有時你會向他們揮手。

And there's a few other things that you do with your hands that I need to explain as well.

還有一些你用手做的事情我也需要解釋一下。

Sometimes you will tickle someone.

有時你會搔癢別人。

If it's someone you know really well, or a little kid, you might tickle them.

如果是你非常熟悉的人，或者是一個小孩子，你可能會搔癢他們。

That's when you kind of do this with your hand and it makes them giggle.

這時，你可以用手做這個動作這讓他們咯咯直笑。

I am a very ticklish person.

我是一個非常怕癢的人。

I do not like to be tickled.

我不喜歡被搔癢。

The other thing you can do with your hand is you can rub.

你還可以用手揉搓。

When you do this with your hand, you are rubbing.

當你用手做這個動作時，你就是在摩擦。

This is to rub and the other thing you can do is squeeze.

這是摩擦，你可以做的另一件事是擠壓。

So when you grab something like this, like my arm, I can grab it and then squeeze my arm.

所以當你抓住像我的手臂這樣的東西時，我可以抓住它然後擠壓我的手臂。

Oscar likes it when I pet him and that's one more thing you can do with your hands.

奧斯卡喜歡我撫摸它，這是你能用雙手做的另一件事。

If you're somewhere where there's really good, loud music, you can dance.

如果你所在的地方有非常好聽，響亮的音樂，你會跳舞。

I think this is the first time I'm dancing in a video.

我想這是我第一次在影片中跳舞。

If you don't know something, you can use your shoulders to shrug.

如果你不知道一件事情，你可以用肩膀來聳肩。

If the teacher asks you a question and you don't know the answer, you can just say, "I don't know."

如果老師向你提問而你不知道答案，你可以直接說：「我不知道。」

The other thing you can do that rhymes was shrug is hug.

另一個會聳肩的動作就是擁抱。

That's when you go like this to someone and you just put your arms around them so that they know that you like them.

當你像這樣對待某人時，用雙臂摟住他們，這樣他們就知道你喜歡他們。

Let's talk about the difference between to trip and to slip.

讓我們來談談絆倒和滑倒之間的區別。

If I was walking along and there was something like this brick here, I might trip on it.

如果我走在這裡有一塊像這樣的磚，我可能會被它絆倒。

So when you trip on something, it means you walk into it.

所以，當你被什麼東西絆倒時，就意味著你走向它。

If however, there was some ice here and I was walking along and I slipped on it.

然而，如果這裡有冰，我走著走著就滑倒了。

That would be how you use the verb to slip.

這樣，你就可以使用動詞 "滑倒 "了。

So to trip means you walk into something.

所以，絆倒意味著你撞到了什麼東西。

To slip means you're on something slippery.

滑倒意味著你踩到了滑溜溜的東西。

Another action you can do is you can jump, or if you want, you can go on one foot and you can hop.

你可以做的另一個動作是跳躍，如果你願意，也可以單腳跳。

I'm gonna try not to fall over.

我儘量不摔倒。

You can also squat and look at something on the ground and if you're playing a game like soccer, you can kick the ball.

你也可以蹲在地上看地上的東西，如果你玩的是足球這樣的遊戲，你可以踢球。

I'm pretty sure you already know the verb to run and to walk, but we also have the verb to tip toe.

我敢肯定你們已經知道跑和走的動詞，但我們也有動詞 "踮起腳尖"。

When you tip toe, you walk really carefully and quietly.

當你踮起腳尖時，你會走得非常小心和安靜。

So people won't hear you.

這樣人們就聽不到你的聲音了。

Sometimes little kids will also skip.

有時，小孩子也會跳躍。

It looks like this.

看起來是這樣的。

I did it earlier.

我之前做過一次。

Hey, Bob the Canadian here.

我是加拿大人 Bob。

Thank you so much for watching this English lesson where I hope you were able to learn a few more English action verbs.

非常感謝你觀看這節英語課，我希望你能學到更多英語動作動詞。

If you're new here, don't forget to click that red subscribe button, and give me a thumbs up if this video helped you learn just a little bit more English.

如果你是新來的，別忘了按紅色的訂閱按鈕，如果這支影片有助於你學習一點英文，請為我按讚。

And if you have some more time, why don't you stick around and watch another English lesson.

如果你還有時間，何不留下來再看一堂英語課呢？