to say about someone的意思|示意

If you want to ask someone about their plans, e.g. for today (or for tomorrow, or the weekend, or next week), you can say: What are your plans for tomorrow?

如果你想问某人的计划，例如今天(明天、周末或者下周)的计划，你可以说：What are your plans for tomorrow ？

To congratulate someone on the plans they've told you about, you can say: Good idea / Good idea.

要赞赏某人对你讲述的计划，你可以说：Good idea. /好主意。

Someone who is a drama queen often overreacts to a situation. This is not exactly a nice thing to say about someone. And that's English in a Minute!

有些小题大做的人经常对一个情景反应过度。用这来形容某个人不是一件很好的事情。以上就是一分钟英语。

You couldn't actually be rude to them, but you couldn't help feeling about them the same way that, say, a Vietnam veteran would feel about someone who wears combat gear to Neighborhood Watch meetings.

你没办法冲他们发火，但始终有种怪怪的感觉。 就好像一个越战老兵看到有人穿着战斗服参加邻里互助会时的感觉一样。

It was a curious thing to say about someone who sought to kill people like him and like me.

我感到好奇，有人想要杀害像他和我这样的人？

It is, “How about no?” When someone is excited about something and uses the “how about” sentence pattern to say it, friends like to crush their enthusiasm with a sarcastic, “How about no?”

当某人对某事感到非常激动，并用“how about”来说时，他的朋友会用带有讽刺意味的“How about no?”