I couldn't get over how pale and drawn she looked.
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Kirsty: Have you seen Vicky's mother lately?
Babs: No, why do you ask?
Kirsty: Well, I saw her yesterday and I couldn't get over how pale and drawn she looked; completely different from when I last saw her.
Babs: Oh, dear, what do you think is the matter?
Kirsty: She must be suffering from some kind of illness.
Babs: Well I hope it's nothing serious, like cancer or something like that.
Kirsty: Me too. That would be awful.
Babs: Whatever it is, Vicky must be very worried about her.
基施蒂:最近有沒有見過維基的媽媽？
巴布絲:沒有，為什么會(huì)這樣問？
基施蒂:我昨天見到她，她臉色蒼白，面容憔悴，跟我上次看到她的樣子完全不同，我至今仍感不安。
巴布絲:啊，依你看，她怎么了？
基施蒂:她一定是患了什么病。
巴布絲:希望不是癌癥之類惡疾吧。
基施蒂:希望如此，否則就麻煩了。
巴布絲:無論是什么病，維基一定很擔(dān)心。
I couldn't get over how pale and drawn she looked一語中的get over，是指‘把（不愉快或可驚事情、曾經(jīng)相戀的人等）忘懷’，例如：(1) I just can't get over the way he criticized me yesterday（昨天他那樣批評(píng)我，我至今還耿耿于懷）。(2) I still can't get over her, although she has left me for another man（雖然她另有新歡舍我而去，我對(duì)她仍未能忘情）。
Drawn是draw的過去分詞(past participle)，作形容詞用，指‘（因疾病、疲倦等）憔悴’，例如：She looked drawn after working round the clock（她工作了二十四小時(shí)，看來十分憔悴）。 She appeared completely different from when I last saw her是說‘她看來和我上次見到她時(shí)完全不同’。Different經(jīng)常和三個(gè)字連用：from、to、than，意思沒有分別，但引起的爭(zhēng)論可不少。有人認(rèn)為different from是正確說法，也有人認(rèn)為different than是卑俗的美國(guó)說法。其實(shí)different than一詞，英國(guó)十七世紀(jì)名作家迪福（Daniel Defoe，《魯賓遜漂流記》作者）、十八世紀(jì)名詩人柯立芝(Samuel T Coleridge)等都有使用。不過，假如你擔(dān)心被人譏為 ‘不正確’，那么，說different from最為保險(xiǎn)，例如：His ideas are different from（或to/than）mine（他的意見和我不同）。今天，different from在美、英都是標(biāo)準(zhǔn)說法，different to多用于英國(guó)而少用于美國(guó)，different than則多用于美國(guó)，英國(guó)人一般不用。
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Kirsty: Have you seen Vicky's mother lately?
Babs: No, why do you ask?
Kirsty: Well, I saw her yesterday and I couldn't get over how pale and drawn she looked; completely different from when I last saw her.
Babs: Oh, dear, what do you think is the matter?
Kirsty: She must be suffering from some kind of illness.
Babs: Well I hope it's nothing serious, like cancer or something like that.
Kirsty: Me too. That would be awful.
Babs: Whatever it is, Vicky must be very worried about her.
基施蒂:最近有沒有見過維基的媽媽？
巴布絲:沒有，為什么會(huì)這樣問？
基施蒂:我昨天見到她，她臉色蒼白，面容憔悴，跟我上次看到她的樣子完全不同，我至今仍感不安。
巴布絲:啊，依你看，她怎么了？
基施蒂:她一定是患了什么病。
巴布絲:希望不是癌癥之類惡疾吧。
基施蒂:希望如此，否則就麻煩了。
巴布絲:無論是什么病，維基一定很擔(dān)心。
I couldn't get over how pale and drawn she looked一語中的get over，是指‘把（不愉快或可驚事情、曾經(jīng)相戀的人等）忘懷’，例如：(1) I just can't get over the way he criticized me yesterday（昨天他那樣批評(píng)我，我至今還耿耿于懷）。(2) I still can't get over her, although she has left me for another man（雖然她另有新歡舍我而去，我對(duì)她仍未能忘情）。
Drawn是draw的過去分詞(past participle)，作形容詞用，指‘（因疾病、疲倦等）憔悴’，例如：She looked drawn after working round the clock（她工作了二十四小時(shí)，看來十分憔悴）。 She appeared completely different from when I last saw her是說‘她看來和我上次見到她時(shí)完全不同’。Different經(jīng)常和三個(gè)字連用：from、to、than，意思沒有分別，但引起的爭(zhēng)論可不少。有人認(rèn)為different from是正確說法，也有人認(rèn)為different than是卑俗的美國(guó)說法。其實(shí)different than一詞，英國(guó)十七世紀(jì)名作家迪福（Daniel Defoe，《魯賓遜漂流記》作者）、十八世紀(jì)名詩人柯立芝(Samuel T Coleridge)等都有使用。不過，假如你擔(dān)心被人譏為 ‘不正確’，那么，說different from最為保險(xiǎn)，例如：His ideas are different from（或to/than）mine（他的意見和我不同）。今天，different from在美、英都是標(biāo)準(zhǔn)說法，different to多用于英國(guó)而少用于美國(guó)，different than則多用于美國(guó)，英國(guó)人一般不用。