Authentic American expression 47 You are unforgettable.

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Recently, a female colleague came to the office, in her twenties, with a first-class figure and a beautiful face. You know, the office used to be full of male compatriots. Now we are all gearing up and excited. This girl also hit it off, joking with us. We all got great pleasure from it.

Our office really likes the new member Gary. She always tells jokes to make us laugh.

Our office gets great pleasure from our new colleague Gary. She always tells jokes to make us laugh. )

The phrase "get pleasure from something/someone" means "get great pleasure from something or someone." Kick out originally means "fire, fire", but I don't know why it means "get great pleasure from something or someone" here. Does it still feel good to fire someone? No way! Just remember this meaning anyway.

We can get pleasure from football matches every Saturday. So if you want to find me at that time, the playground is the right place.

We get great fun from the football match every weekend, so if you want to see me at that time, go to the stadium! )

There are many impressive people and things, but if you go to Hainan, you won't forget this beautiful place. Sunshine, the beach and, of course, young girls in swimsuits are dripping water on the beach to attract sunshine. Ah, a charming painting!

In the blue ocean, the sunshine dances on the deep blue sea and the beach, attracting people who are eager to go to the beach. This is the best choice to come here to enjoy the beach and bathe in the sun.

In Hainan, the sunshine dances on the deep blue sea, and the beach beckons to the impatient people. The best choice is to come here to experience the beach and absorb the sunshine. )

By the way, buke up means "absorbing", and soaking means soaking, being "soaked" by the sun and absorbing sunlight, so this phrase is often used to mean "bathing in the sun".

Tom likes lying on the beach to bask in the sun best.

For Tom, there is nothing better than lying on the beach in the sun. )

Of course, you can also use the general term "absorption, absorption", which is equivalent to inhaling by or as if by absorption or absorption; For example:

Sponges absorb water.

Sponges can absorb water. )

In addition, we often say "absorbing knowledge" and so on can also use this phrase.

He absorbed the problem like a sponge.

He absorbed the knowledge of that subject like a sponge. )

(Note: This sentence implies that "he can learn this subject easily". )

Conclusion: I don't know if you have been to the Greek Islands. I haven't been there, but Xiao Zhang in the office said that just like Hainan, going there must be fun and hard to forget. There are beaches, sea water and bathing sunshine, just like living in a paradise on earth.