Bumping into Someone Accidentally

不小心撞到别人

Someone accidentally bumps into another person in a public space, like a hallway or street, and immediately apologizes.

在公共场所(如走廊或街道)不小心撞到另一个人,并立即道歉。

对话6

J
John

Oh! I'm so sorry! Are you okay?

哦!真抱歉!你还好吗?

E
Emily

Oh, I'm fine, thanks. Just a little surprised.

哦,我没事,谢谢。就是有点惊讶。

J
John

My apologies, I wasn't looking where I was going.

不好意思,我刚才没看路。

E
Emily

No worries! It happens.

没关系!这很常见。

J
John

Still, my fault. Have a good day!

还是我的错。祝你有个美好的一天!

E
Emily

You too!

你也是!

词汇5

  • sorry对不起

    A common word to express regret or apology for a small mistake, like bumping into someone. Use it right after the accident to show politeness.

    一个常见的词,用于表达对小错误的遗憾或道歉,比如撞到别人。事故发生后立即使用,以示礼貌。

  • apologies道歉

    A more formal way to say 'sorry' for your mistake. It's useful in casual situations to sound sincere without being too casual.

    一种更正式的说‘sorry’的方式,用于你的错误。在随意场合中使用,能听起来真诚而不太随意。

  • surprised惊讶的

    Means feeling shocked or unexpected. In apologies, it describes how the other person might feel after a bump, helping to acknowledge their reaction.

    意味着感到震惊或意外。在道歉中,它描述了碰撞后对方可能的感觉,有助于承认他们的反应。

  • worries担心

    Short for 'no worries,' meaning it's not a problem and no need to feel bad. It's a friendly way to accept an apology and move on.

    “no worries”的缩写,意思是没有问题,不需要感到内疚。这是接受道歉并继续前进的一种友好方式。

  • faultfault

    Means the responsibility for a mistake. Admitting 'my fault' shows you take blame, which is polite in English culture for small errors.

    指对错误的责任。承认 'my fault' 表示你承担责任,在英语文化中,对于小错误这是礼貌的。

重点句子5

  1. 1

    Oh! I'm so sorry! Are you okay?

    哦!对不起!你没事吧?

    This is a quick apology with a question to check on the other person. 'So sorry' adds emphasis; use it immediately after a minor accident to show concern. The grammar is simple: exclamation for surprise, then a yes/no question.

    这是一个快速的道歉,带有检查对方状况的问题。'So sorry' 增加了强调;在小事故发生后立即使用,以显示关心。语法很简单:感叹词表示惊讶,然后是是非问题。

  2. 2

    I'm fine, thanks. Just a little surprised.

    我很好,谢谢。只是有点惊讶。

    A polite response to an apology, reassuring the person you're okay. 'Just a little' softens the feeling; useful for everyday interactions. It uses basic sentence structure with 'thanks' for gratitude.

    对道歉的礼貌回应,安慰对方你没事。'只是有点'软化了感觉;适用于日常互动。它使用基本的句子结构,以'谢谢'表达感激。

  3. 3

    My apologies, I wasn't looking where I was going.

    抱歉,我没注意去向哪里。

    Explains the mistake while apologizing. 'My apologies' is formal; the past continuous 'wasn't looking' describes the action. Use this to give a reason without excuses in casual apologies.

    在道歉的同时解释错误。「My apologies」是正式的;过去进行时「wasn't looking」描述了动作。在随意道歉中,用此给出理由而不找借口。

  4. 4

    No worries! It happens.

    没关系!这很常见。

    A casual way to forgive and end the conversation positively. 'No worries' means don't worry about it; 'it happens' shows it's common. Great for intermediate learners to respond kindly in public spaces.

    一种随意地原谅并以积极方式结束对话的方法。'No worries' 意思是别担心;'it happens' 表示这是常见的事。对中级学习者来说,在公共场所友好回应很棒。

  5. 5

    Still, my fault. Have a good day!

    还是我的错。祝你有愉快的一天!

    Insists on taking blame politely, then ends nicely. 'Still' means even so; 'my fault' admits error. Use this to wrap up an apology warmly, with a common greeting.

    礼貌地坚持承担责任,然后友好地结束。「Still」意思是「即使如此」;「my fault」承认错误。用这个来温暖地结束道歉,并以常见问候语。