2016年5月雅思口语part2新题答案:describe a reunion dinner
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5月雅思口语话题:Describe a reunion dinner you organised. 聚会饭局
you should say:
when and where this happened
who was there at that time
what you ate in this dinner and explain how you felt about this dinner
简单的思路
这个雅思口语题目呢,考虑了一下之后,决定还是弃用家庭聚餐,更不打算考虑年夜饭,主要考虑的是:1.求异。很多烤鸭估计都会讲家庭团聚式的会餐,因为这个相对而言都熟悉,所以为了防止考官的审美疲劳,弃之。2.题眼是organise,与家庭聚餐中我们常常是一个坐享其成者的角色不同。虽说可以现编,不过,我还是推崇讲真实的自己的故事。所以,打算讲曾经组织的高中老同学的同学会,也算因此有过感悟。具体内容,看范文了。
参考范文:
I put a great deal of efforts into organizing a high schoolmate reunion
dinner two years ago. I anticipated a lot, but it ended up not worth all my
efforts at all.
I used to believed that high school friendship is one of the greatest that
can stand the test of time, that although we are scattered to all parts of the
country to seek higher education but deep down, we are all bonded together
tightly by where we came from and what we once went through side by side. But I
was terribly wrong.
Not until one day not far from the winter vacation when I entered the fourth
year of my college life, did I feel the gradually dying bonding need some
immediate redemption. Thanks to the mighty social network, I succeed in getting

in touch with all the old classmates, 38 ones, and 26 of them accepted my
invitation about the reunion dinner. A lot of preparations ensued and I was
really looking forwards
The dinner was set in a local restaurant, neat and economical. As you know,
we still lived on our parents by then, so everyone chipped in to pay the bill.
The dinner started well, as we sit by two big dinner table in a vip room
chitchatting just like old friends who long lost touch with each other.
But when the “How are you going” formalities were exhausted, the warm and
jubilant atmosphere began to be replaced by the 80% awkwardness of strangeness
and 20% noise of eating, or maybe there was some bit of gossip whisper. I tried
wine and old great school antidotes to turn around the situation. I tried jokes,
good ones and bad ones, but all to no avail. Someone focused on eating, some
busy with screen scrolling their phones, and some just whispering to their
neighbours. The erstwhile affinity and warmness was gone because of the
contact-losing gap years.
When the dinner was over and I call for a group photo, and some staved off
the idea insisting on going home, I knew the planned following activities were
waste of time and money, and I said to myself ”OK. That’s it.” All the vibes and
reminiscence I hoped to restore ended up just like the empty and messy room:
laughable.
关于dinner的语料:
culinary cuisine 烹饪,菜肴
reunion dinner在中国可以用来指年夜饭。
dinner: the chief meal of the day 一天中最主要的一餐,可以指晚餐,可以指午餐
dinner还可以指banquet(宴席)的意思
像新闻中听到的国宴(state banquet)
dinner party 就是我们常说的带有交际性质的宴席了。
themed menu 主题菜谱 budget recipe经济实惠的食谱
table manners 餐桌礼仪
seating arrangements座位安排
the guest of honour 尊崇的来宾
侍者sever
multicourse meal 菜很多的一餐
casual meal 便餐
help oneself to the food 自己随便吃
utensils 餐具
table setting餐桌摆放
diner吃饭的人
toast 祝酒词
take a sip of 喝一口
rest utensils 放下餐具
clear plates清理盘子
dinner is concluded 宴席结束
table game 桌游
table etiquette一些餐桌礼仪
When it's time to leave, rather than detain one's host with a lengthy
good-bye, make the departure brief but cordial.
Wait for everyone to be served before eating
Chew with your mouth closed
Don't talk with your mouth full
Don't pick your teeth at the table
An inviting menu 勾人的菜单
An inviting menu is a balance of bland, strong, sharp and sweet tastes, with
foods of different textures, temperatures, and colors. Bland tastes, such as
rice, pasta, or potatoes, contrast with strong flavors, such as meat, game, or
well-seasoned vegetables, followed by the sharp taste of a vinaigrette salad,
accented by a sweet dessert.
a great toast一些不错的祝酒词
1. May you never steal, lie or cheat. But if you must steal, steal away my
sorrows. If you must lie, lie beside me all the days of my life. And if you must
cheat, cheat death.
2. Dance as if no one were watching, Sing as if no one were listening, And
live every day as if it were your last day.
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