習(xí)慣用語：Eat my dust 不是我的對手

　　Larry和李華在紐約參加長跑比賽。

　　LL: It’s a good thing you’ve been training for this race, Li Hua. But you are still going to eat my dust.
　　LH: Eat your dust? Yuck. 吃你的土？這是什么意思�。�
　　LL: When someone says ’’eat my dust," they are saying to their competitors in a race situation that they are confident they are going to win the race, leaving everyone else far behind.　　LH: 贏比賽跟讓別人吃土又有什么關(guān)系呢？

　　LL: Well, when you run, you kick up dust from the road. So, if I run very fast and you are behind me, you’ll be getting my dust in your face - and eating my dust.
　　LH: 噢，我明白了，跑在前面的人掀起的塵土，會落在后面人的臉上，原來是從這兒來的。不過，Larry, 我為今天的比賽已經(jīng)訓(xùn)練兩個多月了，也許你會eat my dust呢！
　　LL: But I’ve been running for years, and I’ve been in many races. And most of the time, the other runners end up eating my dust.
　　LH: 那也許你能象環(huán)法自行車大賽七連冠阿姆斯特朗一樣，讓其他人都ate his dust.
　　LL: Now that I think about it, Li Hua, I prefer to think of myself as the cheetah of the running world. As the fastest animal on land, all the other animals eat the cheetah’s dust.
　　LH: 你還真自信！大話說出來，可千萬別落在別人后面噢。

　　LL: Actually, Li Hua. I am just joking. I’m not really the cheetah of the running world. There are so many runners in this race, I am pretty sure I will be eating someone else’s dust.
　　LH: 輸贏并不重要，重在參與嘛！

　　LL: You are right, Li Hua. And since this is a race for charity, it doesn’t matter if you eat my dust - or I eat yours. In the end, everybody wins.
　　LH: 對呀，比賽收益全都要用來幫助無家可歸的人。Okay, Larry. 準(zhǔn)備好，你要eat my dust了！

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