Chrimbo is an English slang word for Christmas.

Chrimbo英国圣诞节的俚语词汇。

The most common slang term, however, is probably spud.

然而，最常见的俚语可能“spud”。

It kind of makes a sound, like (that.) But as a slang expression, a smackdown means a sharply critical comment.

打出声音那种，像那样。但作为一个俚语，" smackdown" 意思尖锐的批评言论。

And Emma's here to teach me some British slang.

艾玛来这里教我一些英国俚语。

You basically have to guess what you think these slang terms or these phrases mean.

基本要猜一下这些俚语或短语的意思。

In general, we should avoid the use of slang in our writing.

一般情况下，我应该避免在写作中使用俚语。

I'm not slowing down a hell of a lot, I still use slang phrases, but I will try and explain them.

我也不说得很慢，我也会用一些俚语，但我会进行解释。

When you do put them into context and not that far at all from like our casual slang that we would use. It’s like got deep cultural like pop culture.

把这些词放在情境中的话，这和我用的那些俚语差别不太大。像流行文化一样有着深远的文化背景。

Obviously, for this type of letter, you want to adhere to the instructions and the tone, so feel free also to use phrasal verbs and colloquialisms, any slang.

显然，对于这种类型的信件，你要遵守指令和语气，所以可以随意使用短语动词和俗语，任何俚语。

All right, well my next question was can you teach me a slang word?

好的，让我进入下一个问题吧，你可以教我一个俚语吗？

But it's quite informal. This is a kind of slang.

但这个词属于非正式用法。它俚语。

I would say even slang, especially used by younger people.

我想说它甚至个俚语，尤其年轻人使用的。

I think they speak at natural speed, so it forces me to get used to it. And they use a lot of slang.

他的语速自然，所以我得强迫自己习惯它，并且他使用很多的俚语。

Some digs, that's British slang for rented accommodation.

一些 digs，这英国俚语，指租来的住处。

But let's listen to this situation again but using American modern slang.

让我再听一遍，但在使用了美式现代俚语之后。

Their speech would have been that of an underclass British sailor but with an extra dose of curse words amplified with a mix of slang that they picked up on trade routes from French, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch sailors.

他的讲话像一个下层英国水手的讲话，但夹杂着一些咒骂词和混杂在一起的俚语，这些俚语他在贸易路线从法国、意大利、西班牙和荷兰水手那里学来的。

In American slang it means doing something " dumb" .

在美语的俚语中，它指的做一件很「蠢」的事。

Great. And let's hope all our listeners are a bit more slang-savvy after this programme.

很好。我希望所有的听众朋友在这期节目之后都成为俚语行家。

We've been whitewashing Black slang since the days of " cool" and " high five, " which, at this point, have become so mainstream they're just seen as regular words.

从“cool”和“high five”的代起，我在不断地“白化”黑人俚语，至今日，这些词已经变得如此主流，以至于人只把它看作普通词汇了。

To book is a slang expression. Some experts say its earliest use was the 1970s.

" To book" 一个俚语。一些专家说这个俚语最早在20世纪70年代有使用。