趣味学习：源自莎士比亚作品的常用短语.docVIP

　　学英语的人都知道，莎士比亚为英语词汇的发展做出了卓越的贡献，我们现在使用的很多词汇和表达都是源于莎翁的作品，比如salad days、green-eyed monster等。今天，我们就为大家盘点出源自于莎士比亚作品的10个常用短语，看过之后会不会立马觉得这些短语高大上了呢？ 源自莎士比亚作品的常用短语 　　1. Green-Eyed Monster: 嫉妒 　　How Shakespeare used it: 　　The evil Iago plants doubts in Othellos mind about his wifes faithfulness, while advising him, O, beware, my lord, of jealousy! / It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock / The meat it feeds on. (Othello, Act 3, Scene 3) 　　莎士比亚原文：邪恶的伊阿古让奥赛罗对妻子的忠心起了疑心，提醒他说，“噢，大人，要小心嫉妒之心！那可是一只绿眼的妖魔，它惯于耍弄爪下的猎物。”(《奥赛罗》，第3幕第3场) 　　现代例句： 　　.... if jealousy wasnt a factor, three out of every four married people were highly satisfied with the emotional facets of their marriage. However, when the green-eyed monster entered the mix, levels of satisfaction dropped to less than half for married folk. — Michelle Lodge, HealthD, Feb. 12, 2010 　　2. In a Pickle: 处于困境 　　How Shakespeare used it: 　　In The Tempest, King Alonso asks his jester, Trinculo, How camest thou in this pickle? And the drunk Trinculo – who has indeed gotten into trouble – responds I have been in such a pickle since I saw you last ... (Act 5, Scene 1) 　　莎士比亚原文：在《暴风雨》中，那不勒斯国王阿朗索问他的弄臣特林鸠罗，“你怎么让自己到这般境地了？”的确深陷困境且已烂醉的特林鸠罗回答说：“我自从上次参见过您之后就一直处于这般境地了…”(第5幕第1场) 　　One theory has it that the phrase in a pickle entered English from an old Dutch expression that translates as something like sit in the pickle。 　　有一种说法认为in a pickle这个短语来源于一个古代的荷兰语表达，类似于“坐在咸菜缸”里这样一个说法。 　　现代例句： 　　Has the NYT got itself into a pickle over digital editions on Kindle and iPad? — adamhodgkin on Twitter, May 6, 2010 　　3. Love Is Blind: 爱是盲目的 　　This phrase has more than one meaning: we overlook flaws in those we love (thats good)， but love can blind us to serious issues (thats bad)。 　　这个短语的意思是：我们会忽略我们爱的人身上的缺点(这点不错)；爱会让我们忽视一些严重的问题(这就不好了)。 　　How Shakespeare used it: 　　In The Merchant of Venice, Jessica is shy about her beloved Lorenzo seeing her disguised as a boy, but recognizes that it wont affect his love for her, saying, But love is blind and lovers cannot s