Head over heels

　　（從頭到腳）完全地

　　Neil: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English, Im Neil and I am waiting for Li.

　　Li: Ouch. 我是楊莉. Here on the floor, I went head over heels butbut Im ready to present the programme, Neil.

　　Neil: Are you okay? Let me help you to stand up, Li.

　　Li: Thank you. 多謝你助我一臂之力。

　　Neil: I am sorry that you fell over like that. You sounded so cheerful so you are head over heels Li? Who is the lucky guy?

　　Li: 你說(shuō)什么，有福的小伙子是哪一位? What do you mean, Neil?

　　Neil: Well, the one you are head over heels in love with. Is it anyone I know?

　　Li: 是不是你認(rèn)識(shí)的人? I dont know what you are talking about, Neil. I have just fallen flat on my face 我倒栽蔥，仰面摔了個(gè)大馬趴。

　　Neil: You said that you are head over heels.

　　Li: Head over heels. 這個(gè)短語(yǔ)的意思是從頭到腳，形容一個(gè)人整個(gè)身體倒下去的樣子，同時(shí)也可以用來(lái)形容一個(gè)人完全被另一個(gè)人所迷住，瘋狂戀愛(ài)，墮入愛(ài)河。

　　Neil: You can also imagine that you are a gymnast doing somersaults or cartwheels. Your head goes literally over your heels.

　　Li: Oh, thats right, 我們可以想象一個(gè)體操運(yùn)動(dòng)員翻跟頭時(shí)的樣子，那么一個(gè)瘋狂戀愛(ài)的人也會(huì)因?yàn)閮?nèi)心充滿了幸福感而雀躍。

　　A: They met at a dinner party and fell head over heels for each other.

　　B: He is gorgeous! I am head over heels in love with him!

　　C: She is a hopeless romantic: she is always head over heels in love with somebody.

　　Neil: So, who is it Li? Who have you fallen head over heels in love with? I promise I wont tell a soul.

　　Li: Neil, I came here very excited to present a programme with you but I must say that now 我的頭好疼啊

　　Neil: Your head hurts?

　　Li: and 我的，我的腳也疼得要命

　　Neil: Your feet are sore?

　　Li: but I am certainly not in love with this bin that made me fall over.

　　Neil: Oh Okay. So no juicy gossip for us today. Wed better go now. Goodbye!

　　Li: Mmm, 沒(méi)有小道消息! And lets finish the programme because Id better go and have an aspirin. Bye

　　Head over heels

　　（從頭到腳）完全地

　　Neil: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English, Im Neil and I am waiting for Li.

　　Li: Ouch. 我是楊莉. Here on the floor, I went head over heels butbut Im ready to present the programme, Neil.

　　Neil: Are you okay? Let me help you to stand up, Li.

　　Li: Thank you. 多謝你助我一臂之力。

　　Neil: I am sorry that you fell over like that. You sounded so cheerful so you are head over heels Li? Who is the lucky guy?

　　Li: 你說(shuō)什么，有福的小伙子是哪一位? What do you mean, Neil?

　　Neil: Well, the one you are head over heels in love with. Is it anyone I know?

　　Li: 是不是你認(rèn)識(shí)的人? I dont know what you are talking about, Neil. I have just fallen flat on my face 我倒栽蔥，仰面摔了個(gè)大馬趴。

　　Neil: You said that you are head over heels.

　　Li: Head over heels. 這個(gè)短語(yǔ)的意思是從頭到腳，形容一個(gè)人整個(gè)身體倒下去的樣子，同時(shí)也可以用來(lái)形容一個(gè)人完全被另一個(gè)人所迷住，瘋狂戀愛(ài)，墮入愛(ài)河。

　　Neil: You can also imagine that you are a gymnast doing somersaults or cartwheels. Your head goes literally over your heels.

　　Li: Oh, thats right, 我們可以想象一個(gè)體操運(yùn)動(dòng)員翻跟頭時(shí)的樣子，那么一個(gè)瘋狂戀愛(ài)的人也會(huì)因?yàn)閮?nèi)心充滿了幸福感而雀躍。

　　A: They met at a dinner party and fell head over heels for each other.

　　B: He is gorgeous! I am head over heels in love with him!

　　C: She is a hopeless romantic: she is always head over heels in love with somebody.

　　Neil: So, who is it Li? Who have you fallen head over heels in love with? I promise I wont tell a soul.

　　Li: Neil, I came here very excited to present a programme with you but I must say that now 我的頭好疼啊

　　Neil: Your head hurts?

　　Li: and 我的，我的腳也疼得要命

　　Neil: Your feet are sore?

　　Li: but I am certainly not in love with this bin that made me fall over.

　　Neil: Oh Okay. So no juicy gossip for us today. Wed better go now. Goodbye!

　　Li: Mmm, 沒(méi)有小道消息! And lets finish the programme because Id better go and have an aspirin. Bye