Episode 47: A call from Germany
Helen: Hello?
Alice: Gutenmorgan. Hi Helen, it's Alice.
Helen: Hey, how are you? What's Germany like? Are you having fun?
Alice: I'm fine, it's fab and yes, yes, yes! How are things back home?
Helen: Great. We've just come back from Brighton and Michal was a complete star!
Alice: Oh how so?
Helen: Well this guy stole my purse while we were on the beach and he ran after him like a bat out of hell, caught him and got my purse back! He was a real hero!
Alice: Oh quite the Superman, I'm sure! So have you made up with him then?
Helen: What do you think? Of course ... Oh, her money must have run out.
Vocabulary:（字汇）
like a bat out of hell (idiom): （跑得飞快）
run very quickly
make up: （重修旧好）
become friends again after having a disagreement or fight
run out: （用完，用光，殆尽）
come to the end of something, have no more of something left
a legend: （传奇）
a story that is passed down from generation to generation. Most people regard the story as truthful but there is usually no historical basis for it
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n.发生；世代；同龄人 (初中英语单词)
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