女主播被批有小肚腩后回应：爱美食胜过爱体重 肥胖不可耻！
call out
表示“批评…；要求…解释”，英文解释为“to criticize someone or ask them to explain their actions”举个🌰：
If he did anything wrong, I'd be the first to call him out on it.
如果他做错了什么，我会第一个批评他。
weather
熟词僻义，作动词，表示“经受住；平安度过（困境）”，英文解释为“to deal successfully with a difficult situation or a problem”举个🌰：
As a small new company they did well to weather the storm of objections to the scheme.
作为一家新成立的小公司，他们成功地度过了反对这个计划的风暴。
unsolicited
表示“未经要求的；自发的；自我推荐的 ”，英文解释为“not asked for and sometimes not wanted”，unsolicited advice 主动提出的忠告。
girdle
表示“（女子的）紧身褡”，英文解释为“a piece of women’s underwear which fits tightly around her stomach, bottom, and hips and makes her look thinner”；还有“腰带”的意思（a belt or thick string fastened around the waist to keep clothes in position）。
the stomach overhang
overhang，本义表示“（…上的）伸出物，外伸物，悬垂物；过剩（物）；积压（物）”，英文解释为“the part of sth that sticks out over and above sth else；the state of being extra to what is required; the things that are extra”，the stomach overhang指代的就是“小肚腩”。
bulge
表示“（身体的）肥胖部位”，英文解释为“fat on the body that sticks out in a round shape”举个🌰：
That skirt's too tight. It shows all your bulges.
那条裙子太紧，把你的发胖部位全显出来了。
troll
作为名词，原意指“（斯堪的纳维亚地区传说中的）山精，巨人，侏儒”（an imaginary, either very large or very small creature in traditional Scandinavian stories, that has magical powers and lives in mountains or caves）；
此处用来指我们在互联网上所谓的“喷子，键盘侠”（在因特网上为吸引别人关注或捣乱）故意留下令人生气的帖子，英文解释为“someone who leaves an intentionally annoying message on the internet, in order to get attention or cause trouble”。
strap
表示“用带子系（或捆、扎、扣）好”，英文解释为“to fasten sb/sth in place using a strap or straps”举个🌰：
She strapped the baby seat into the car.
她把婴儿座椅用带子绑在那辆汽车上。
belly
表示“肚子；腹部”，英文解释为“The belly of a person or animal is their stomach or abdomen.”举个🌰：
She laid her hands on her swollen belly.
她把手放在隆起的肚子上。
tummy
尤为儿语或对儿童说话时用，表示“胃；肚子”，英文解释为“the stomach or the area around the stomach”举个🌰：
Mum, my tummy hurts.
妈妈，我肚子痛。
You rock!
口语表达，表示“你很酷！你很棒！你酷毙了！”，英文解释为“You rock is a slang phrase of praise or encouragement conveying You're awesome (at something) or You can do it! You rock is commonly used in speech and writing by diverse people to show strong and enthusiastic support for someone else.”，相反的就是You suck! 你太烂了！你太糟糕了！
补充：
You rock! can be used by itself as a positive exclamation, often as a colloquial way of telling someone thanks for a service or favor. It can also be used as part of longer expressions such as you rock my socks off or you rock my world. The phrase frequently specifies actions that a person is good at, as in you rock at playing guitar, or qualifications, as in you totally rock.
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