In my face 咄咄逼人
                  星期天，迈克和李华约在一道到户外市场去买东西。他们很自然地聊起前一天各自做了些什么事。迈克说他星期六一直在工作。
                  L: 我真难以相信你星期六还得上班，我以为你是星期一到星期五上班呢。
                  M: Usually, I do only have to work from Monday through Friday.
                  But my supervisor has really been in my face about getting
                  this project done. I needed to get it done by Monday, so I
                  decided to come in over the weekend.
                  L: 我懂得，你是说你的领导一直在逼着你做完你的工作。可是你是怎么说的？ In my face? 那是什么意思啊？
                  M: To say that my supervisor was "in my face" means that he
                  has been giving me a lot of pressure about finishing the
                  project. Just imagine someone who is standing close to your
                  face, demanding that you finish something.
                  L: 要是你说某人是in your
                  face的话，听起来可不是什么好事。像是他不断地在提醒你该做什么事。看来你的领导是个很难处的人啊。
                  M: Actually, he is not that bad. I really like him as a
                  person. He is just very demanding when it comes to finishing
                  work on time. He has an "in your face" personality.
                  L:这样说来，你也可以说某人有"in your face"的个性呐。
                  M: Yes, that means they have a very aggressive, direct
                  personality. Someone like that usually doesn't care what other
                  people think about their ideas.
                  L: 这样形容一个人的个性，听起来不太尊敬。
                  M: You're right, it's not a very nice thing to say about
                  someone. You probably shouldn't tell someone directly that you
                  think they have been in your face about something.
                  L: 谈到"in my face",大太阳正照在我脸上，可真把我晒得够呛，咱们到里边儿去找个阴凉地方吧。
                  M: Okay, how about getting some ice cream? There's an ice
                  cream store right over there.
                  L: 好主意，咱们走吧。
                  

In my face 咄咄逼人
                  星期天，迈克和李华约在一道到户外市场去买东西。他们很自然地聊起前一天各自做了些什么事。迈克说他星期六一直在工作。
                  L: 我真难以相信你星期六还得上班，我以为你是星期一到星期五上班呢。
                  M: Usually, I do only have to work from Monday through Friday.
                  But my supervisor has really been in my face about getting
                  this project done. I needed to get it done by Monday, so I
                  decided to come in over the weekend.
                  L: 我懂得，你是说你的领导一直在逼着你做完你的工作。可是你是怎么说的？ In my face? 那是什么意思啊？
                  M: To say that my supervisor was "in my face" means that he
                  has been giving me a lot of pressure about finishing the
                  project. Just imagine someone who is standing close to your
                  face, demanding that you finish something.
                  L: 要是你说某人是in your
                  face的话，听起来可不是什么好事。像是他不断地在提醒你该做什么事。看来你的领导是个很难处的人啊。
                  M: Actually, he is not that bad. I really like him as a
                  person. He is just very demanding when it comes to finishing
                  work on time. He has an "in your face" personality.
                  L:这样说来，你也可以说某人有"in your face"的个性呐。
                  M: Yes, that means they have a very aggressive, direct
                  personality. Someone like that usually doesn't care what other
                  people think about their ideas.
                  L: 这样形容一个人的个性，听起来不太尊敬。
                  M: You're right, it's not a very nice thing to say about
                  someone. You probably shouldn't tell someone directly that you
                  think they have been in your face about something.
                  L: 谈到"in my face",大太阳正照在我脸上，可真把我晒得够呛，咱们到里边儿去找个阴凉地方吧。
                  M: Okay, how about getting some ice cream? There's an ice
                  cream store right over there.
                  L: 好主意，咱们走吧。