怎么用英語說“別逗了”.

　　Jennifer: Hi, I&aposm Jennifer and this is Authentic Real English. In this programme, we teach you about English words or phrases which you might not find in the dictionary. Here comes Feifei.

　　Feifei: Hello Jen. 大家好！Jen 我有事兒要告訴你。

　　Jennifer: Oh yes, what is it?

　　Feifei: 我剛才在接水喝的時(shí)候聽見老板說他準(zhǔn)備讓咱們每個人去度假兩周，而且是免費(fèi)的！

　　Jennifer: A free holiday?

　　Feifei: Yes, I&aposm sure that&aposs what he said.

　　Jennifer: Don&apost make me laugh!

　　Feifei: It does sound too good to be true. Jen 剛才說 “don&apost make me laugh” 意思是“你太可笑了，別逗了”。在英語里，別人告訴你一件事情，而你覺得這個事兒肯定不會發(fā)生，這時(shí)你就可以說 don&apost make me laugh.

　　Jennifer: And I don&apost think the boss is going to give us a holiday, especially a free one. The boss giving us special treats…？ Don&apost make me laugh.

　　Feifei: Let&aposs hear some more examples of this phrase.

　　A: I heard that Justin Bieber is going to play a gig at our Christmas party!

　　B: Don&apost make me laugh - he&aposs far too famous to come here.

　　A: Do you think that the Scotland football team could win the World Cup one day?

　　B: Don&apost make me laugh - they&aposve never won anything!

　　Feifei: So, &aposdon&apost make me laugh&apos 這個表達(dá)用來表示你覺得某件事兒肯定不會發(fā)生。

　　Jennifer: Like our boss giving away free holidays. So I wonder what he did mean?

　　Feifei: 哎，你快看，老板發(fā)了封郵件。他說 “I&aposm going away for two weeks. You will all need to work extra hard during this time, and don&apost call me - I want a work-free holiday.”

　　Jennifer: You see? I told you he wouldn&apost give away free holidays. He wants a work-free holiday: that means he doesn&apost want to think about work while he&aposs away.

　　Feifei: 沒辦法，剛才是我聽錯了。免費(fèi)度假這個希望是完全破滅了！

　　Jennifer: So, are you planning to work &aposextra hard&apos while he&aposs away?

　　Feifei: Oh, don&apost make me laugh! I&aposm not working hard, I&aposm going to take advantage and have a relaxing two weeks without the boss here!

　　Jennifer: That sounds like a good plan. Join us again for another edition of Authentic Real English from BBC Learning English. Bye for now!

　　Feifei: Bye!