想和朋友们分享下面的对话， 很英国的表达。

这段对话来自英剧Killing Eve， 女主人公Eve和她的朋友之间的对话

I prefer things….我喜欢把事情。。。。

Buried. 藏在心里

Exactly。 的确如此

That’s very British. 这种做派很英国

Cheers。干杯

exactly /ɪɡˈzæktlɪ/

Cheers! /tʃɪəz/ US /tʃɪrz/

It is very British.

Cheers 的用法用三种

1 a friendly expression said just before you drink an alcoholic drink. People sometimes say "Cheers" to each other just before they drink an alcoholic drink to propose a toast. （用于祝酒）干杯 (used as a toast when drinking 用於祝酒) Cheers! Your good health. 祝你健康

Bottoms up.

2 UK INFORMAL used to mean 'thank you': 谢谢

"I've bought you a drink." "Cheers, mate."

3 UK INFORMAL used to mean 'goodbye':再见

"Bye." "Cheers, see you next week."

Cheers then. See you later. 告辞了。再见！

Cheers! See you tomorrow night. 再见! 明晚见.

It can be used in both formal and informal situations; however, it's always (almost) only used as a one word sentence, as in:

　　— here's your hammer

　　—‘cheers’ OR ‘cheers for that’

　　但是，你就不能这么说：

　　— ‘cheers for getting my hammer’(你只可以说"thanks for getting my hammer")

　　对话实例1：

　　A: Two gin and tonics please.

　　B: Here you are.

　　A: Cheers.

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