廈門出國(guó)日常英語口語一對(duì)一
廈門出國(guó)日常英語口語一對(duì)一
3. Up and Ahead: Realistically you can’t know for sure if the shoes work until you try them out for a bit. As you’re breaking them in, try out a simple test: You should be aware of what’s ahead of you at least 1/3 of the way down the block as you walk down the street. Your instinct should be to look ahead, not down。
3.抬頭向前看:事實(shí)上你只有在試穿高跟鞋一段時(shí)間之后,你才能確認(rèn)這雙鞋子是否合適。在你和高跟鞋的磨合中,進(jìn)行一個(gè)簡(jiǎn)單的練習(xí):你走在街上的時(shí)候,你向前的視線應(yīng)該要能橫跨整條街區(qū)道路三分之一的長(zhǎng)度。你應(yīng)該自然地目視前方,而非向下看。
“If you’re looking down, this means your shoes don’t fit well. There shouldn’t be anything hurting or pinching,” says Chu. If there is, it might be a good indicator that it’s time to return the shoes。”
如果你一直向下看,這意味著鞋子并不合適。它們不該造成任何傷害或擠壓。“楚說。如果確有此類情況,這大概是一個(gè)好的提示,讓你知道是時(shí)候把高跟鞋退回去了。
Now that you’ve got these tips on your side, you can confidently strut your stuff just like the pros。
現(xiàn)在,你已經(jīng)獲得了適用于自身的高跟鞋小貼士,可以像個(gè)專業(yè)人士那樣傲視同儕了。
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