定义
to be (just) about to do (something): (正)准备要做(某事)
I was about to leave. I'll stay now that you're here. 我本来正准备离开,现在既然你在,我就待着了。
- "Brian : Well, I was just about to phone a hotel to reserve a room for Bruno's trip to New York next month."
- "We have never given in to thinly veiled threats or strong-arming in the past, and we are not about to start now."
- "You can sit down now Jean, the game is about to start."
- "You see, a small company listed on NASDAQ is about to announce an important technological breakthrough."
- "Luna : I'm just about to."
- "I think somebody might be about to steal my identity and my money."
- "Right, so then just as I'm about to take off her skirt, my phone rings and it's Michelle, the other girl that I was supposed to see."
- "I was just about to give you your wake-up call."
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