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“实用英语”是一个关于英语学习的电台节目，希望同学们能从节目中学到英式英语的新词汇和新说法。本期学习的新说法是lip-sync（对口型假唱）。现在让我们来听听主持人如何介绍这个词组的用法吧！
Wang Fei: So what are we going to talk about today, Diarmuid?
Diarmuid: Well, I’d like to tell you about a concert I went to last night.
Wang Fei: So who was performing at the concert, Diarmuid?
Diarmuid: I don’t want to say her name, Wang Fei, because I didn’t enjoy the show. All I will say is that she was a very famous American singer.
Wang Fei: Oh, why didn’t you like the concert by this mysterious[神秘的] singer then?
Diarmuid: I’m afraid to say that she wasn’t really singing live.
Wang Fei: So, what was she doing?
Diarmuid: She was lip-syncing.
Wang Fei: So, she wasn’t really singing then?
Diarmuid: No! She was just jumping around the stage, pretending to sing with a lot of other musicians and dancers.
Wang Fei: But didn’t you just enjoy the show and the spectacle[大场面]?
Diarmuid: Not really. When I go to a concert, I want to hear the singer actually perform the songs. I can listen to the CD at home any time.
Wang Fei: Oh dear. What a pity.
Dialogue Excerpts: (对话摘录)
A: My favourite band were on TV last night, but they just lip-synced the songs!
B: Oh, I hate it when they do that.
A: It must be hard for stars to sing and do complicated dance routines[成套动作] at the same time.
B: I suppose that’s why so many of them lip-sync these days.
Wang Fei: In the example we heard that lots of performers lip-sync when they are on television.
Diarmuid: That’s true. I suppose that is alright because TV studios might not have the right equipment for a live performance.
Wang Fei: So, you think it’s okay to lip-sync on TV but not in concert?
Diarmuid: Yes. If I buy a ticket to the concert, I want to hear the real singer.
Wang Fei: So, it was an expensive concert then?
Diarmuid: I don’t want to even say how much I paid for that ticket!
Wang Fei: Poor you, Diarmuid. I hope your next concert is a better experience.
Diarmuid: Me too. Bye all!
Wang Fei: See you soon.
Wang Fei: So what are we going to talk about today, Diarmuid?
Diarmuid: Well, I’d like to tell you about a concert I went to last night.
Wang Fei: So who was performing at the concert, Diarmuid?
Diarmuid: I don’t want to say her name, Wang Fei, because I didn’t enjoy the show. All I will say is that she was a very famous American singer.
Wang Fei: Oh, why didn’t you like the concert by this mysterious[神秘的] singer then?
Diarmuid: I’m afraid to say that she wasn’t really singing live.
Wang Fei: So, what was she doing?
Diarmuid: She was lip-syncing.
Wang Fei: So, she wasn’t really singing then?
Diarmuid: No! She was just jumping around the stage, pretending to sing with a lot of other musicians and dancers.
Wang Fei: But didn’t you just enjoy the show and the spectacle[大场面]?
Diarmuid: Not really. When I go to a concert, I want to hear the singer actually perform the songs. I can listen to the CD at home any time.
Wang Fei: Oh dear. What a pity.
Dialogue Excerpts: (对话摘录)
A: My favourite band were on TV last night, but they just lip-synced the songs!
B: Oh, I hate it when they do that.
A: It must be hard for stars to sing and do complicated dance routines[成套动作] at the same time.
B: I suppose that’s why so many of them lip-sync these days.
Wang Fei: In the example we heard that lots of performers lip-sync when they are on television.
Diarmuid: That’s true. I suppose that is alright because TV studios might not have the right equipment for a live performance.
Wang Fei: So, you think it’s okay to lip-sync on TV but not in concert?
Diarmuid: Yes. If I buy a ticket to the concert, I want to hear the real singer.
Wang Fei: So, it was an expensive concert then?
Diarmuid: I don’t want to even say how much I paid for that ticket!
Wang Fei: Poor you, Diarmuid. I hope your next concert is a better experience.
Diarmuid: Me too. Bye all!
Wang Fei: See you soon.