Interrupting Someone Briefly
短暂打断别人的谈话
Someone unintentionally interrupts another person mid-sentence or in the middle of a conversation and quickly apologizes for the interruption.
无意中打断了别人的说话或对话,并迅速为打断道歉。
对话7
So, I was thinking about...
所以,我当时在想……
Excuse me, sorry to interrupt. Was that for me?
不好意思,打扰了。那是给我的吗?
Oh, no, no, I was just talking to myself actually. What's up?
哦,不,不,我其实只是自言自语。怎么了?
My bad. I thought you were addressing me. I just wanted to ask if you've seen my keys?
我的错。我以为你在跟我说话。我只是想问你有没有看到我的钥匙?
Keys? No, I haven't. Sorry.
钥匙?不,我没看到。抱歉。
No worries. Thanks anyway. Sorry again for cutting you off.
没关系。还是谢谢你。再次抱歉打断了你。
No problem at all!
完全没问题!
词汇6
- interrupt打断
To interrupt means to stop someone from speaking or doing something, often by speaking yourself. Use it when you accidentally break into a conversation.
打断意味着停止某人说话或做某事,通常是通过自己说话。在你不小心介入对话时使用它。
- excuse me对不起
'Excuse me' is a polite phrase to get someone's attention or apologize for a small interruption. It's very common in everyday English.
‘对不起’是一个礼貌的短语,用于吸引某人的注意或为小的打扰道歉。它在日常英语中非常常见。
- my bad我的错
'My bad' is an informal way to apologize for a small mistake, like misunderstanding something. It's casual and used among friends.
'My bad' 是一种非正式的道歉方式,用于小错误,比如误解某事。它很随意,常用于朋友之间。
- addressing直接称呼
Addressing someone means speaking directly to them. Use it when you think a comment is meant for you.
称呼某人意味着直接对他们说话。当你认为一条评论是针对你的时,使用它。
- cutting off打断
Cutting someone off means interrupting them suddenly, like stopping their sentence. It's a phrasal verb for brief apologies in conversations.
打断某人意味着突然打断他们,比如停止他们的句子。这是对话中用于简短道歉的短语动词。
- no worries没关系
'No worries' means 'it's okay' or 'don't worry about it.' It's a relaxed way to accept an apology.
'No worries' 意思是 '没关系' 或 '别担心它'。这是接受道歉的一种轻松方式。
重点句子5
- 1
Excuse me, sorry to interrupt.
对不起,打断一下。
This sentence is a polite way to apologize for breaking into someone's talk. It's useful for brief interruptions; 'excuse me' gets attention, and 'sorry to interrupt' shows regret. Use it in casual or formal settings.
这句话是一种礼貌的方式,用来为打断别人的谈话道歉。它适用于短暂的打断;'对不起'吸引注意力,而'打断一下'表达歉意。可用于随意或正式场合。
- 2
My bad. I thought you were addressing me.
我的错。我以为你在跟我说话。
'My bad' admits a small error informally. The full sentence explains the mistake. It's practical for quick apologies when you misunderstand; no complex grammar, just simple past tense.
'My bad' 以非正式方式承认一个小错误。完整句子解释了这个错误。它在误解时用于快速道歉很实用;没有复杂的语法,只有简单的过去时。
- 3
No worries. Thanks anyway. Sorry again for cutting you off.
没关系。还是谢谢。再次为打断你而道歉。
This combines acceptance ('no worries') with gratitude and another apology. Useful for polite conversations; 'anyway' softens the response. Practice for smooth, natural English flow.
这结合了接受('no worries')、感激和又一次道歉。有助于礼貌的对话;'anyway' 软化了回应。为流畅、自然的英语表达而练习。
- 4
No problem at all!
一点问题都没有!
A friendly way to say an apology is accepted. It's emphatic with 'at all' for extra reassurance. Use it to end interactions positively; simple structure, no special grammar.
一种友好的方式,表示接受了道歉。用‘at all’强调以提供额外的安心。用它来积极结束互动;结构简单,没有特殊语法。
- 5
I was just talking to myself actually.
其实我只是在自言自语。
This clarifies a misunderstanding casually. 'Actually' adds emphasis or correction. Helpful for explaining situations; present continuous tense shows ongoing action.
这以随意的方式澄清了误解。'Actually'添加了强调或纠正。有助于解释情况;现在进行时表示正在进行的动作。