介绍:
英语学习笔记：
toxic[ˈtɑksɪk] adj.有毒的； 中毒的； 因中毒引起的
resolve [rɪˈzɑlv] 决心，决定
resolve to do sth 下定决心去做某事
take stock 清查存货，盘货
at some point 在某一时刻
1 in 3 三分之一
fess up 承认
insulting 出言不逊的，侮辱的，无礼的
critical 批评的，爱挑剔的
petty 卑鄙的，小气的
persist [pərˈsɪst] 坚持，固执
persist in doing
unsolicited [ˌʌnsəˈlɪsɪtɪd] 未被恳求的，主动提供的
burden 负担，包袱
burden sb with sth 用某物给某人增添负担
woe [woʊ] 悲哀，苦恼
中英对照：
It can be challenging to recognize the damage caused by a toxic[ˈtɑksɪk] friendship, especially if you've known and cared about the person for a long time. But if you've resolved to be happier and healthier in the new year, taking stock of your relationships is a good place to start.
认清有毒朋友的危害非常难办到，特别是如果你已经认识他/她很久，关系也不错的时候。但如果你下决心想在新的一年中更快乐、更健康，清理一下你的朋友关系是个不错的开始。
In fact, 84 percent of women['wɪmɪn] — and 75 percent of men — said they'd had a toxic friend at some point, with 1 in 3 survey takers fessing up to a toxic friend.
事实上，84%的女性和75%的男性表示自己曾经有过有毒朋友，三分之一的受访者坦承曾经有过关系非常好的有毒朋友。
In a harmful relationship, you may feel the friend is insulting, critical, petty or selfish. A friend may ask for honest advice and then become angry when you deliver it, or do the opposite of what you suggest. A toxic friend may persist in giving unsolicited [ˌʌnsəˈlɪsɪtɪd] advice, or talk only about their own life and problems without considering your needs and feelings. Sometimes a friend may burden you with his or her own problems, whether it's job, money, or relationship woes[wəʊz] -- but not offer any support in return.
在一段有害的朋友关系中，你可能会觉得这位朋友侮辱人、爱挑剔、小气或自私。一位有毒朋友可能会向你征求诚实的建议，但当你说出后他/她又很生气，或者干脆反着来；可能坚持未经请求就提出建议，或者只谈论自己的生活和问题，而不考虑你的需要和感受；有时还会因自己的问题增加你的负担，不管是工作、金钱还是个人关系的烦恼。但他们却从不给你提供任何支持。
