② I don’t wanna leave university with a big debt hanging over my head. 我不想帶著一大堆的債務離開大學。
have sth. hanging over one’s head： have sth. bothering or worrying one（某事讓人擔憂）。例如：
I have next week’s finals hanging over my head.
我擔心下周的期末考試。
③ Don’t take the mickey！ 別取笑我！
take the mickey： make fun of sb.， usu. in an unkind way（取笑他人，通常是惡意的）。例如：
Kids often took the mickey out of me because I was short.
因為我太矮小，其他孩子常常取笑我。
④ Ah， I see where you are going with this. 啊，我明白你的意思了。
I see where you are going with this： used to express one’s understanding of another’s thinking（用以表達自己明白對方的思路）。例如：
——Dad might say no to a Sunday picnic， but Mom loves to sit by the lake on a sunny day.
老爸可能不會同意在星期天去野餐，可老媽喜歡在大晴天到湖邊坐坐。
——Haha， I see where you are going with this. We should talk to Mom tonight.
哈哈，我明白你怎麼想的了，我們今晚就找老媽談談。
⑤ What are you on about？ 你想說什麼？
What are you on about？： used to clarify the other’s intention， usu. when confused， same as “I’m confused” or “I don’t understand”（用以詢問對方的用意，等同於“I’m confused”或“I don’t understand”）。例如：
——I think Mom doesn’t like Jim， but Dad does.
我覺得媽不喜歡吉姆，但爸喜歡。
——What are you on about？
你想說什麼？
⑥ Otherwise they’ll tell you to get on your bike. 否則他們會將你掃地出門。
get on sb.’s bike： used to tell sb. to leave， go away； a British expression（用以告訴某人離開，英式用法）。例如：
If you do that again， I’m going to tell you to get on your bike.
如果你再那麼幹的話，我就會讓你離開。
⑦ Fair point！ 有道理！
Fair point： used to express acknowledgement to an argument（用以表達對一個觀點的認同）。例如：
——If the teacher has not talked about the last two chapters， students shouldn’t be tested on those content.
我覺得如果老師沒有講過最後的兩個章節，那考試就不應該就這些內容考查學生。
——That’s a fair point.
有道理。