rather busy

As you see, we've been rather busy today.
So it seems.

receptionist

continental breakfast

欧式早餐

quarter pounder

take you in the car

• There's no rush, I can take you in the car.
• Won't it make you late?
• No, I'm going right past your place.
  

should be off ...

If you'll excuse me, I really should be off now.

find things over here...

How do you find things over here?
If it wasn't for the climate, I'd like it very much.
It won't take you long to settel down.

dizzy

I'm keep feeling dizzy.
I should say you are generally run down.

pullover

spray

tidy up

just tidy it up a bit

criticise

V.  
    criticise
    criticize
n.
    criticism
    ciritique

conductress

carafe

rack of lamb

prawn

What do yo recommend?

The prawn is always popular
.

sherry

will this table do for you?

Will this table do for you?

tart

set lunch

A table for one sir?
Yes.
Are you having a set lunch?

fix up

phrasal verb
1    [I,T fix sth <-> up] BrE to arrange a meeting, trip, event etc:
?They'd already fixed up to go to Majorca.
2    [T fix sth <-> up] to improve something or make it more suitable:
?We're trying to get the house fixed up before my parents come to visit.
3    fix sb up with sth BrE to provide someone with something they want:
?Can you fix me up with a bed for the night?

fix me up with ...

Can you fix me up with a part time job?
Anything in particular that appeals to you?
I was rather hoping to find something in a school.
Have you done that kind of thing before?

cut down

Would you like a cigarette?
No, I'm trying to cut down.

afterward and afterward

 also afterward AmE adverb
later, after something else has happened:
?2 days/5 weeks etc afterwards:
We met at school but didn't get married until two years afterwards.

How do u like it?

How about a cup of tea?
Yes, I'd love one.
How do you like it?
A strong one with three spoons for me, please.

cereale