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Ëý±¿×¾µØ½âÊÍ´íÎ󣬽á¹ûÔ½ÃèÔ½ºÚ¡£ ahead of the game Áì ÏÈ; Õ¼ ÓÅ ÊÆ Marsha got ahead of the game by finishing her work early. ÂêɯÒòÌáÔçÍê³É¹¤×÷¶øÁìÏÈËûÈË¡£ airbrain / airhead ´ô ×Ó Joyce can't understand anything. She's such an airbrain. ÇÇÒÁ˹ʲô¶¼²»¶®£¬ËýÊǸö´ô×Ó¡£ all ears È« Éñ ¹á ×¢ Whenever you tell Johnny some gossip, he's all ears. ÿ µ± Äã ˵ ÏÐ »° ¸ø ÇÇ Äá Ìý ʱ£¬ Ëû ×Ü ÊÇ È« Éñ ¹á ×¢¡£ all hell broke loose Ò» ÍÅ Ôã When the flood hit, all hell broke loose. ºéˮһ·ºÀÄ, Ò»ÇÐÂÒÔãÔã¡£ all right already ºÃ À² ºÃ À² All right already, I'm coming! ºÃ À² ºÃ À²£¬ ÎÒ À´ ÁË£¡ all the way ºÁ ÎÞ ±£ Áô I'll back her all the way. ÎÒ »á ×Ô Ê¼ ÖÁ ÖÕ Ö§ ³Ö Ëý µÄ¡£ all thumbs ±¿ ÊÖ ±¿ ½Å µÄ; ±¿ ×¾ µÄ I'm all thumbs when it comes to sewing. ˵ Æð ×ö Å® ºì, ÎÒ ÊÇ ·Ç ³£ ±¿ ×¾ µÄ¡£ all wet ´í Îó µÄ I'm afraid your idea is all wet. ÎÒ Ïë Äã µÄ Ïë ·¨ ÊÇ ²» ¶Ô µÄ¡£ all-out ¾¡ Á¦, È« Á¦ ÒÔ ¸° The team made an all-out effort to win the game. Õâ Ö§ ¶Ó Îé È« Á¦ ÒÔ ¸° Ó® µÃ ±È Èü¡£ along for the ride Ëæ ×Å Ëû ÈË ×ß, ¿´ ¿´ Don't mind me. I'm just along for the ride. ±ð ¹Ü ÎÒ£¬ÎÒ Ö» ÊÇ ¿´ ¿´ ¶ø ÒÑ¡£ an arm and a leg °º ¹ó µÄ ¼Û ¸ñ This furniture cost me an arm and a leg . Õâ ¼þ ¼Ò ¾ß »¨ ÁË ÎÒ Ò» ´ó ±Ê Ç® ¡£ antsy ½¹ Ôê ²»°² After waiting around for so long, Paul started to get antsy. µÈ ÁË Õâ ô ¾Ã£¬±£ ÂÞ ¿ª ʼ ½¹ Ôê ²» °²¡£ as is (Îï Æ·) ÕÕ Ô ×´ [²» ×ö ÐÞ Àí »ò ¸Ä ½ø] The salesman said I could buy the car for $500 as is, or give him $1,200 after he fixes all its problems. ÊÛ »õ Ô± ˵ ÎÒ ¿É ÒÔ ÒÔ 500 Ôª °´ ÏÖ ÔÚ µÄ Ñù ×Ó Âò Õâ ²¿ ³µ£¬ »ò ÊÇ ¸ø Ëû 1, 200 Ôª °Ñ Ëù ÓÐ µÄ ë ²¡ ÐÞ Àí ºÃ¡£ as + adjective + as all get out ... ¼« ÁË Mother is as mad as all get out. ĸ Ç× Æø ·è ÁË¡£ asap Á¢ ¿Ì; Âí ÉÏ (³ö ×Ôas soon as possible) Hurry up! I need that report asap. ¿ì µã£¡ÎÒ Âí ÉÏ Òª ÄÇ ·Ý ±¨ ¸æ¡£ ask for it Âé ·³; ×ï ÓÐ Ó¦ µÃ You were asking for it by driving around with bad brakes. ¿ª ɲ ³µ ʧ Áé µÄ ³µ ÊÇ Äã ×Ô ÕÒ Âé ·³¡£ awesome ¼« ÁË That was an awesome party. Everybody had fun. ÄÇ ¸ö Ñç »á °ô ¼« ÁË£¬ ÿ ¸ö ÈË ¶¼ Íæ µÃ ºÜ ¸ß ÐË¡£ back out ³ö (½»Ò×); ½Ð Í£ George backed out of the deal at the last minute. ÇÇ ÖÎ ÔÚ ×î ºó Ò» ¿Ì ÍË ³ö ½» Òס£ back at square one µ½ Æð µã, °× ·Ñ Á¦ Æø It's really frustrating! After so much effort, I'm back at square one. Õæ й Æø£¡ÎÒ ·Ñ ÁË ÄÇ Ã´ ¶à Á¦ Æø ½á ¹û ÊÇ °× æ Ò» ³¡¡£ back off »º ºÍ; Èí »¯; ¼õ Çá The city council had to back off from its criticism of the utility department. ÊÐ Òé »á ±Ø Ðë ¼õ Çá ¶Ô ¹« ¹² Ê ҵ ²¿ ÃÅ µÄ Åú ÆÀ¡£ back,put something on the back burner ÔÝ Ê± ¸é Öà Paul was so busy that he had to put several projects on the back burner. ±£ ÂÞ Ã¦ µÃ ±Ø Ðë °Ñ ¼¸ ¸ö ¼Æ »® ÔÝ Ê± ¸é Öà Ï À´¡£ backseat driver ÔÚ ºó ×ù Ö¸ µ¼ ¼Ý Ê» ¿ª ³µ µÄ ÈË; ºÃ Ϊ ÈË Ê¦; ²» ÔÚ Æä λ ¶ø ı Æä Õþ Please be quiet, I can't concentrate with so many backseat drivers in the car. °² ¾² µã£¬ÄÇ Ã´ ¶à ÈË ½Ì ÎÒ ¿ª ³µ£¬ÎÒ ÎÞ ·¨ ר ÐÄ¡£ bad Ì« °ô ÁË [½² ·´ »°] That outfit is bad. Where can I get one? ÄÇ Ì× Ò ·þ °ô ͸ ÁË£¬ ÄÄ Àï ¿É ÒÔ Âò µ½£¿ bad blood ÏÓ Ï¶; ²» ºÍ; µÐ Òâ Ever since Howard borrowed 5,000 dollars from Mike and never paid him back, there has been bad blood between them. ×Ô ´Ó ºÉ »ª µÂ Ïò Âó ¿Ë ½è ÁË 5, 000 Ôª ²» »¹ Ö® ºó, Ëû ÃÇ Ö® ¼ä ¾Í ÓÐ ÁË ÏÓ Ï¶. bad news ÌÖ Ñá ¹í Marcy is nothing but bad news around here. Âê Û Õæ ÊÇ Õâ Ò» ´ø µÄ ÌÖ Ñá ¹í¡£ bad-mouth ˵ »µ »° Paul was always bad-mouthing his superiors until his boss threatened to fire him. ÀÏ °å Íþ в Òª ³´ ±£ ÂÞ öÏ Ó㣬Ëû ²Å Í£ Ö¹ ˵ Áì µ¼ µÄ »µ »°¡£ ballpark figure ´ó Ô¼ Êý Ä¿; ÂÔ ¹À I think it will cost you about 50 dollars, but that's a ballpark figure. ÎÒ Ïë Ëü ´ó Ô¼ Òª »¨ Äã 50 Ôª¡£ baloney ºú ³¶ Baloney! I never said that. ºú ³¶£¡ÎÒ ´Ó û ÄÇ Ã´ ˵¡£ bananas ·è ×Ó The guy acts like he's bananas. Õâ ¼Ò »ï ¾Ù ¶¯ Ïñ ¸ö ·è ×Ó¡£ bank on ÐÅ ÈÎ; ÒÐ Àµ The public knew they could bank on the mayor to do what he promised. Ⱥ ÖÚ Öª µÀ Ëû ÃÇ ÄÜ ÐÅ ÈÎ ÊÐ ³¤ »á ʵ ÏÖ ³Ð ŵ¡£ bar none Ö» ´Ë Ò» ¼Ò, ±ð ÎÞ ·Ö ºÅ This is the best ice cream anywhere in the state of Texas, bar none. Õâ ÊÇ µÂ ÖÝ ×î ºÃ µÄ ±ù ä¿ ÁÜ£¬±ð ÎÞ ·Ö ºÅ¡£ barf Å» Í When Amy was sick, she barfed all night. °¬ Ã× Éú ²¡£¬Í ÁË Ò» Íí¡£ barge in ´³ Èë George rudely barged in on our private meeting. ÇÇ ÖÎ ÎÞ Àñ µØ ´³ Èë ÎÒ ÃÇ µÄ ˽ Ï »á ̸¡£ basket case ¾ø Íû ÎÞ Öú, Òâ Ö¾ Ïû ³Á µÄ ÈË When Sam's wife left him, he was a basket case for weeks. Èø Ä· µÄ Ì« Ì« Àë ¿ª Ëû ʱ£¬Ëû Ïû ³Á ÁË ºÃ ¼¸ ¸ö ÐÇ ÆÚ¡£ beat it ×ß ¿ª Beat it! I'm busy right now. ×ß ¿ª£¡ÎÒ ÏÖ ÔÚ Ã¦ ×Å¡£ beat a dead horse °× ·Ñ ´½ Éà,°× ·Ñ Á¦ Æø I've already made up my mind. There's no sense beating a dead horse. ÎÒ ÒÑ ¾ Ï ÁË ¾ö ÐÄ£¬²» ±Ø ÔÙ °× ·Ñ ´½ Éà ÁË¡£ beats me ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ Beats me. We haven't learned that yet. ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ£¬ÎÒ ÃÇ »¹ û ÓРѧ µ½ ÄÇ ¸ö¡£ beeswax Ê Çé [³ö ×Ô business] This is a private matter. It's none of your beeswax. Õâ ÊÇ ¸ö ÈË µÄ Ê£¬ºÍ Äã ÎÞ ¹Ø¡£ belly laugh Õð ¶ú Óû Áû µÄ Ц Éù My goodness, Burt, you've got a real belly laugh. Ìì ÄÄ£¬²® ÌØ£¬Äã µÄ Ð¦ Éù Õæ Õð ¶ú¡£ belly up ¿å ÁË; ËÀ ÁË; Íê µ° [Ô´ ÓÚ " ËÀ Óã ¶Ç ×Ó Ïò ÉÏ "] The restaurant went belly up after being open for only three months. Õâ ¼Ò ²Í Ìü ²Å ¿ª ÕÅ Èý ¸ö Ô ¾Í µ¹ ÁË¡£ bend over backwards ²» ÒÅ Óà Á¦ Sue will bend over backwards to help her friends. ËÕ »á ¾¡ È« Á¦ °ï Öú Åó ÓÑ¡£ bent out of shape Æø »µ ÁË; ´ó ·¢ À× öª Mother is really bent out of shape because we came home so late last night. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×ò Íí ³Ù ¹é£¬Ä¸ Ç× ´ó ·¢ À× öª¡£ between a rock and a hard place ½ø ÍË Á½ ÄÑ I don't know what the solution is. Right now, I'm caught between a rock and a hard place. ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ Èç ºÎ ½â ¾ö£¬ÏÖ ÔÚ ÎÒ ½ø ÍË Á½ ÄÑ¡£ big ÖØ Òª µÄ; ÊÜ »¶ Ó µÄ Michael Jackson is a big name in the music business. Âó ¿Ë ¶û £®½Ü ¿Ë Ñ· ÔÚ Òô ÀÖ ½ç ÊÇ ¸ö Ïì µ± µ± µÄ Ãû ×Ö¡£ big deal ÖØ Òª µÄ Ê It's no big deal. I don't mind helping you out. Õâ û ʲ ô ´ó ²» ÁË µÄ£¬ÎÒ ²» ½é Òâ °ï Öú Äã¡£ big idea, what's the big idea? ʲ ô Òâ ˼?! What is the big idea? I don't appreciate all the personal questions. ʲ ô Òâ ˼£¿£¡ÎÒ ¿É ²» ϲ »¶ ±» ÎÊ Õâ Щ ˽ ÈË ÎÊ Ìâ¡£ big league,hit the big leagues/big time, hit the big time ¸ü ÉÏ Ò» ²ã Â¥ He's not a small time accountant anymore.With his new job, he's definitely hit the big leagues. Ëû ²» ÔÙ ÊÇ ¸ö С »á ¼Æ ÁË£¬ÓÐ ÁË Ð ¹¤ ×÷£¬Ëû µÄ È· ¸ü ÉÏ Ò» ²ã Â¥¡£ big man on campus ѧ Éú Áì Ðä; У Ô° ·ç ÔÆ ÈË Îï Rick is the captain of the football team. He's the big man on campus. 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S.. ¡¶½Ì ¸¸ ¡· ÔÚ ÃÀ ¹ú Ïà µ± ½Ð ×ù¡£ blockhead ±¿ µ° Arnold is a blockhead if I ever saw one. °¢ ŵ µÂ ÊÇ ÎÒ ¼û ¹ý ×î ±¿ µÄ ÈË¡£ blow it ¸ã ÔÒ ÁË; Ū »µ ÁË I blew it on that last exam. ÎÒ ÉÏ ´Î ¿¼ ÊÔ ¿¼ ÔÒ ÁË¡£ blow off steam (Òà ×÷ let off steam) ·¢ й Ò» ͨ Don't pay any attention to him. He's just blowing off steam. ²» Òª ¹Ü Ëû£¬Ëû ²» ¹ý ÊÇ ·¢ й Ò» ÏÂ ÃÆ Æø °Õ ÁË¡£ blow one's cool ÂÒ ÁË ·½ ´ç Patty blew her cool when everyone started laughing at her. ´ó ¼Ò ¿ª ʼ Ц °Ø µÙ ʱ£¬Ëý ÂÒ ÁË ·½ ´ç¡£ blow one's cover й µ× The detective was careful not to let the drug dealer know he worked for the police. He didn't want to blow his cover. Õì ̽ С ÐÄ ²» Èà ¶¾ ·· Öª µÀ Ëû Ìæ ¾¯ ·½ ¹¤ ×÷£¬Ëû ²» Ïë й © Éí ·Ö¡£ blow one's top/stack/wig/cork Æø ·è ÁË The boss blew his top when he found out about the robbery. ÀÏ °å ·¢ ÏÖ ÇÀ ½Ù ʱ Æø ·è ÁË¡£ blow the lid off ½Ò ·¢ (³ó ÎÅ) That newspaper story blew the lid off the Senator's illegal business deals. ±¨ Ö½ µÄ ±¨ µÀ ½Ò ·¢ ÁË ²Î Òé Ô± µÄ ·Ç ·¨ ¹´ µ±¡£ blow the whistle on ½Ò ¶; ¸æ ·¢ Michael blew the whistle on the corporation's plan to bypass antipollution laws. Âó ¿Ë ¶û ½Ò ¶ ¹« ˾ Øè ¹Ë ·´ ÎÛ È¾ ·¨ ÂÉ µÄ ¼Æ »®¡£ blowup ʧ ºÍ; ¿Ú ½Ç Frank and I had a blowup last night. ×ò Ò¹ ¸¥ À¼ ¿Ë ºÍ ÎÒ ³³ ÁË Ò» ¼Ü¡£ blt [bacon, lettuce,and tomato] Ѭ Èâ ¼Ó ÉÏ Ý« ÜÄ ºÍ Þ¬ ÇÑ ×ö ³É µÄ Èý Ã÷ ÖÎ I'm in the mood for a sandwich. I think I'll have a blt. ÎÒ Ïë ³Ô Èý Ã÷ ÖΣ¬ÎÒ Òª Ò» ¸ö blt¡£ blue in the face Á³ ¶¼ ÂÌ ÁË;½î Æ£ Á¦ ¾¡ Matt blew up balloons for the party until he was blue in the face. Âí Ì« Ò» Ö± Ϊ Íí »á ´µ Æø Çò£¬´µ µ½ Á³ ¶¼ ÂÌ ÁË¡£ boat,rock the boat »µ ÊÂ, ×Ô ÕÒ Âé ·³ The other boys said that Henry was rocking the boat by wanting to let girls join their club. Æä Ëû ÄÐ º¢ ˵ ºà Àû Òª Èà Ů Éú ¼Ó Èë ¾ã ÀÖ ²¿ ÊÇ ×Ô ÕÒ Âé ·³¡£ bogue ¼Ù ÐÊ ÐÊ Craig really bogue at times. I wish he'd stop telling those disgusting stories. ¿Ë À³ ¿ËÓРʱ Õæ ÊÇ ¼Ù ÐÊ ÐÊ£¬ÎÒ Ï£ Íû Ëû ²» Òª Ô٠˵ ÄÇ Ð© ¶ñ ÐÄ µÄ ¹Ê Ê ÁË¡£ bogus ¼Ù µÄ. This is a bogus five-dollar bill. Õâ ÊÇ Îå Ôª µÄ α ³®¡£ bonehead ±¿ µ° Paula is a bonehead; she can't do anything right. ±¦ À ÊÇ ¸ö ±¿ µ°£¬Ëý ʲ ô Ê ¶¼ ×ö ²» ¶Ô¡£ boo-boo 1.´í Îó 2. ÉË °Ì 1.Sorry, I made a boo-boo. ±§ Ǹ£¬ÎÒ Åª ´í ÁË¡£ 2. David got a boo-boo on his knee from falling off the swing. ´ó ÎÀ ´Ó Çï ǧ µø Ï À´£¬Ï¥ ¸Ç ÉÏ Áô Ï һ ¸ö °Ì¡£ boob,the boob tube / the tube µç ÊÓ She's watching the boob tube right now. Ëý Õý ÔÚ ¿´ µç ÊÓ¡£ boogie / booger ß© ±Ç Ìé It's impolite to pick your nose and play with your boogers. ÍÚ ±Ç ¿× ºÍ ß© ±Ç Ìé ÊÇ ²» Àñ ò µÄ¡£ book,by the book ÕÕ ¹æ ¾Ø ×ö We're not going to skip any steps in this project. We're going to do everything strictly by the book. Õâ ¼þ Ê ÎÒ ÃÇ ²» »á Ê¡ ÂÔ ÈÎ ºÎ ²½ Ö裬һ ÇÐ ¶¼ ÕÕ ¹æ ¾Ø ×ö¡£ born loser Ìì Éú Êä ¼Ò;×¢ ¶¨ Òª ʧ °Ü µÄ ÈË »ò ÊÂ; ·ö ²» Æð µÄ °¢ ¶· I feel sorry for Roger. No matter how hard he tries, he's just a born loser. ÎÒ Îª ÂÞ ½Ü ÄÑ ¹ý£¬²» ¹Ü Ëû Ôõ ô Ŭ Á¦£¬¾Í ÊÇ ²» ÐС£ bottom line ×Ü Ö®; ¹é ¸ù ½á µ× The bottom line is that our sales need to pick up if we're going to make a profit this year. ×Ü Ö®£¬Èç ¹û ÎÒ ÃÇ ½ñ Äê Òª »ñ µÃ Àû µÄ »°£¬Ïú ÊÛ Á¿ Ò» ¶¨ µÃ Ôö ¼Ó¡£ bow out ²» ¸É ÁË; ÍË ³ö Mr. Black often quarreled with his partners, so he finally bowed out of the company. ²¼ À³ ¿Ë ÏÈ Éú ¾ ³£ ºÍ ºÏ »ï ÈË Õù ³³£¬ Òò ´Ë Ëû ÖÕ ÓÚ ÍË ³ö ÁË ¹« ˾¡£ bozo ±¿ µ°; ɵ ¹Ï What a bozo! He can't tell his left from his right. Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ±¿ µ°£¡Ëû ×ó ÓÒ ²» ·Ö¡£ brain storm 1.ºÃ Ö÷ Òâ 2. ÄÔ Á¦ ¼¤ µ´ 1.I just had a brainstorm! We can all go in my car! ÎÒ ÓÐ ¸ö ºÃ Ö÷ Ò⣡´ó ¼Ò ¶¼ ´î ÎÒ µÄ ³µ È¥! 2. Let's brainstorm and see if we can come up with some new ideas. Èà ÎÒ ÃÇ ÄÔ Á¦ ¼¤ µ´ Ò» Ï ¿´ ¿´ ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ ÓРРµã ×Ó¡£ break a leg ×£ ÑÝ ³ö ³É ¹¦ [±í Ãæ Òâ ˼ " ˤ ¶Ï ÍÈ " µÄ ·´ »°] I know you're going to be great in the play tonight. Break a leg! ÎÒ Öª µÀ Äã ½ñ Ìì Íí ÉÏ µÄ ÑÝ ³ö »á ºÜ ³É ¹¦¡£×£ Äã ˳ Àû! break in ʹ ÊÊ Ó¦; ʹ ½ø Èë ×´ ¿ö; Æô Óà New shoes are stiff until you break them in. Ð Ь ºÏ ½Å ǰ ¶¼ ÊÇ Ó² °ð °ð µÄ¡£ It takes time to break in a new employee. Òý µ¼ Рְ Ô± ½ø Èë Çé ¿ö µÃ »¨ µã ʱ ¼ä¡£ break someone up Ц ËÀ ÈË John can really break me up sometimes. Ô¼ º² ÓРʱ Õæ °Ñ ÎÒ Ð¦ ËÀ¡£ break the news to ¸æ Ëß »µ Ïû Ï¢ Paul had to break the news of her friend's death to Paula . ±£ ÂÞ ±Ø Ðë ¸æ Ëß ±¦ À Ëý Åó ÓÑ µÄ ËÀ Ѷ¡£ break,give someone a break ËÉ ¿Ú Æø The boss gave her a break and let her try again. ÀÏ °å Èà Ëý ËÉ ¿Ú Æø£¬Èà Ëý ÔÙ ÊÔ Ò» ´Î¡£ breeze / piece of cake Çá ¶ø Ò× ¾Ù µÄ Ê This job is a breeze. Õâ ¼þ ¹¤ ×÷ Çá ¶ø Ò× ¾Ù¡£ bright-eyed and bushy-tailed ¾« Éñ ÞÈ ÞÈ Joanna always shows up at work bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. ÇÇ °² ÄÈ ¹¤ ×÷ ʱ ×Ü ÊÇ ¾« Éñ ÞÈ ÞÈ¡£ bring down the house (Ï· ¾ç ÑÝ ³ö) ³É ¹¦, ºä ¶¯ Robin Williams is my favorite comedian. He brings down the house every time. ÂÞ ±ö£®Íþ Á® Ä· ÊÇ ÎÒ ×î ϲ »¶ µÄ ϲ ¾ç ÑÝ Ô±¡£Ëû ÿ ´Î ÑÝ ³ö ¶¼ Ôì ³É ºä ¶¯¡£ bring home the bacon ½ö ÄÜ ºý ¿Ú He works night and day to bring home the bacon. Ëû Ò¹ ÒÔ ¼Ì ÈÕ ÐÁ ÇÚ ¹¤ ×÷ ά ³Ö Éú »î¡£ broke û Ç®; Ò» ÎÄ ²» Ãû [Òà ¿É ×÷ dead broke, Óï Æø ¸ü Ç¿] I can't lend you any money because I'm broke, too. ÎÒ ÎÞ ·¨ ½è Ç® ¸ø Ä㣬Òò Ϊ ÎÒ Ò² Ò» ÎÄ ²» Ãû¡£ broken record ·´ ¸´ ½² ͬ Ñù »° µÄ ÈË [Ô Òâ Ϊ " »µ ÁË µÄ ³ª Ƭ "] Please stop talking about your problems. You sound like a broken record. °Ý ÍÐ ±ð ̸ Äã µÄ ÎÊ Ìâ ÁË£¬Äã Õæ Ïñ ÕÅ »µ ÁË µÄ ³ª Ƭ¡£ brown-bag it Ò° ²Í [Ô Òâ Ϊ " Óà ֽ ´ü ×° ʳ Æ· "] Let's brown-bag it today. I brought a delicious turkey sandwich to share. ÎÒ ÃÇ ½ñ Ìì ¾Í Ò° ²Í °É£¡ ÎÒ ´ø ÁË Ò» ¸ö ºÃ ³Ô µÄ »ð ¼¦ Èý Ã÷ ÖÎ ¸ú ´ó ¼ÒÒ» Æð ³Ô¡£ brown-nose ÅÄ Âí Æ¨ Harold is always brown-nosing the boss. º£ ÂÞ µÂ ×Ü ÊÇ ÅÄ ÀÏ °å µÄ Âí Æ¨¡£ brownie points (ÓÉ ¶î Íâ ¹¤ ×÷ ¶ø À´ µÄ) ¹¦ ÀÍ Barb tries to earn brownie points by staying after school to help the teacher. °Í °Í Ï ¿Î ºó °ï Öú ½Ì ʦ ÒÔ »ñ µÃ ½Ì ʦ µÄ ºÃ ¸Ð¡£ buck ¿¹ ¾Ü You can't buck the system. Äã ÎÞ ·¨ ¿¹ ¾Ü Õû ¸ö ÖÆ ¶È¡£ buck-naked È« Âã |
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He ran buck-naked across the courtyard because somebody stole his underwear. Ëû ÄÚ Ò ±» ͵£¬Ö» µÃ Âã Ìå ±¼ ¹ý Í¥ Ôº¡£ bug off ¹ö ¿ª Bug off! You're annoying me. ¹ö ¿ª£¡Äã Õæ ·³ ÈË¡£ bull headed Íç ¹Ì; Å£ Æ¢ Æø Terry is so bull headed; he won't listen to anybody else's opinion. Ëþ Àû Íç ¹Ì µÃ Ìý ²» ½ø ±ð ÈË µÄ Òâ ¼û¡£ bum around »Î À´ »Î È¥; ÎÞ Ëù Ê Ê The kids bummed around all summer. º¢ ×Ó ÃÇ Õû ¸ö ÏÄ Ìì »Î À´ »Î È¥ ÎÞ Ëù Ê Ê¡£ bum rap Ôð Âî Louise got a bum rap for taking sides with Richard. ¶ Ò× Ë¹ Òò Ϊ Æ« Ì» Àï ²é µÂ ¶ø Ôâ Ôð Âî¡£ bummer Áî ÈË Å» ÐÄ µÄ ¾ Ñé Ah, that show was a real bummer. ÄÇ ³¡ ±í ÑÝ Áî ÈË µ¹ ¾¡ θ ¿Ú¡£ bundle Ò» ´ó ±Ê Ç® We can make a bundle on this deal. ÎÒ ÃÇ ¿É ÒÔ ÔÚ Õâ Ò» ´Î ½» Ò× ÉÏ ´ó ÀÌ Ò» ±Ê¡£ burn someone up ¼¤ Å... It burns me up when people don't do their job right. ÓÐ ÈË Ã» °Ñ ·Ý ÄÚ µÄ Ê ×ö ºÃ ¾Í Áî ÎÒ Éú Æø¡£ burn / to be burned out from something ¾« Æ£ Á¦ ¾¡ Janis is burned out from her job. Õ² ÄÝ Ë¹ ¹¤ ×÷ µÃ ÀÛ ¿å ÁË¡£ burp ´ò àà Don't burp so loud. It's not polite. ²» Òª Õâ ô ´ó Éù ´ò àã¬ÄÇ Ñù ²» Àñ ò¡£ bush / be bushed from something ¾« Æ£ Á¦ ¾¡ Ah, I'm bushed from working out all afternoon. °¥, ÎÒ ×ö ÁË Ò» ¸ö Ï Î磬×ö µÃ ¾« Æ£ Á¦ ¾¡¡£ butt in ²å ×ì; ´ò ²í Amy loves to butt in and offer her advice even when it's not wanted. ²» ¹Ü ʱ »ú ¶Ô ²» ¶Ô£¬°¬ Ã× ¶¼ ϲ »¶ ²å ×ì Ìá ¹© Òâ ¼û¡£ butter up ¶Ô... ˵ ºÃ »° Maybe if we butter up mother, she'll let us go to the movie. Èç ¹û ÎÒ ÃÇ ¶Ô Âè ˵ µã ºÃ Ìý µÄ£¬Ò² Ðí Ëý »á Èà ÎÒ ÃÇ È¥ ¿´ µç Ó°¡£ butterfingers ÈÝ Ò× µô Çò µÄ ÈË; ÎÚ Áú Ñ¡ ÊÖ (Ô Òâ Ϊ " ÊÖ Ö¸ ÉÏ ÓРţ ÓÍ " Bonnie is a real butterfingers when he comes to baseball. ²® Äá ´ò °ô Çò ʱ ³£ °Ú ÎÚ Áú¡£ button one's lip ס ¿Ú; ±Õ ×ì Tell Cindy to button her lip or else she'll be in big trouble. ¸æ Ëß ÐÁ µÏ ±Õ ×죬·ñ Ôò Ëý ¾Í ²Ò ÁË¡£ buy Ïà ÐÅ; Âò ij ÈË µÄ ÕË After Meg finished telling her boss why she was late to work, he said, "I'll buy that. " Ã× ¸è ¸æ Ëß ÀÏ °å Ëý ³Ù µ½ µÄ Ô Òò ºó£¬Ëû ˵ ¡°ÎÒ Ïà ÐÅ Ä㡱¡£ buy time ÍÏ ÑÓ Ê± ¼ä I think we would try to buy more time. ÎÒ Ïë ÎÒ ÃÇ Ó¦ Éè ·¨ ÍÏ ÑÓ Ê± ¼ä¡£ buzz,give a buzz ´ò µç »° Give me a buzz later on when you get home. Äã µ½ ¼Ò ºó ´ò µç »° ¸ø ÎÒ¡£ by a fluke ½Ä ÐÒ She won the writing contest by a fluke. She had only spent 20 minutes writing her essay. Ëý ½Ä ÐÒ Ó® ÁË ×÷ ÎÄ ±È Èü£¬Ëý д ÄÇ Æª ÎÄ Õ ²Å »¨ ÁË ¶þ Ê® ·Ö ÖÓ¡£ call it quits ²» ¸É ÁË After being in the used car business for 40 years, Harry finally called it quits. ×ö ÁË ËÄ Ê® Äê ¶þ ÊÖ ³µ Òµ ºó£¬ºà Àû ÖÕ ÓÚ Ï´ ÊÖ ²» ¸É ÁË¡£ call someone's bluff ±Æ ÎÊ When Melissa called his bluff, Jack broke down and told the truth. ½Ü ¿Ë ÊÜ ²» ÁË Äª Àï ˹ µÄ ±Æ ÎÊ ¶ø ˵ ÁË Õæ »°¡£ call the shots ·¢ ºÅ Ê© Áî Margaret is calling the shots around our house these days. Âê ¸ñ Àï ÌØ Õâ ¼¸ Ìì ÔÚ ÎÒ ÃÇ ¼Ò ·¢ ºÅ Ê© Áî¡£ carry a torch for ÎÞ Ô¹ ÎÞ »Ú µØ °® She still carries a torch for Vic after all these years. Õâ Щ Äê À´ Ëý ÒÀ È» ÎÞ Ô¹ ÎÞ »Ú µØ °® ×Å Íþ ¿Ë¡£ cat gets one's tongue ÎÞ ÑÔ ÒÔ ¶Ô Susan was speechless when her boss asked her why she was three hours late for work. Then her boss said , " What's the matter,Susan,cat got your tongue?" ÀÏ °å ÎÊ ËÕ ÉºÎª ºÎ ³Ù µ½ ÁË Èý С ʱ£¬Ëý ÎÞ ÑÔ ÒÔ ¶Ô¡£ÀÏ °å ˵£º¡° Ôõ ô À²£¿ËÕ Éº£¬Ëµ »° ѽ !¡± catch on to Í» È» ÁË ½â It took Cindy a long time to catch on to what Bill was saying. ÐÁ µÏ Ðí ¾Ã ÒÔ ºó ²Å Í» È» ÁË ½â ±È ¶û µÄ »°¡£ catch someone redhanded µ± ³¡ ×¥ µ½ They caught the thief redhanded. Ëû ÃÇ µ± ³¡ ×¥ µ½ С ͵¡£ change of heart ¸Ä ±ä ÐÄ Òâ Edith had originally wanted to be a banker,but she had a change of heart and decided to become a doctor. ÒÁ µÙ Ô ÏÈ Ïë µ± Òø ÐÐ ¼Ò£¬ºó À´ È´ ¸Ä ±ä ÐÄ Òâ ¾ö ¶¨ µ± Ò½ Éú¡£ cheap,take cheap shot ʹ Óà Ï Á÷ ÊÖ ¶Î The candidates ended up taking cheap shots at each other during the debate. ±ç ÂÛ Ö® ÖÐ ºò Ñ¡ ÈË ¶¼ ʹ Óà Ï Á÷ ÊÖ ¶Î ¹¥ »÷ ¶Ô ·½¡£ cheapie ±ã ÒË »õ It's a cheapie. I spent only a couple of bucks on it. Õâ ÊÇ ¸ö ±ã ÒË »õ£¬ÎÒ ²Å »¨ Ò» Á½ ¿é Ç® Âò µÄ¡£ cheapo С Æø ¹í£¬Ã» ¸ñ µ÷ µÄ ÈË Brian is a real cheapo. He won't even spend the money to buy his mother a birthday present. ²¼ À³ ¶÷ Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö С Æø ¹í£¬Ëû Éõ ÖÁ ²» Ô¸ Òâ »¨ Ç® Ϊ Ëû Âè Âè Âò Éú ÈÕ Àñ Îï¡£ check out ¿´ ¿´ Hi, Let's go check out the new store in the mall. I heard they have some real nice things. ¿È, ÎÒ ÃÇ È¥ ÉÌ ³¡ ÄÇ ¼Ò Р¿ª µÄ µê ¿´ ¿´£¬ Ìý ˵ Ëû ÃÇ ÓÐ Ò» Щ ºÃ ¶« Î÷¡£ check up on ¼ì ²é; ºË ¶Ô; ̽ ÎÊ I'm going to check up on this last piece of data before submitting my proposal. ÔÚ Ìá ³ö ¼Æ »® ǰ£¬ÎÒ Òª ºË ¶Ô Õâ ×î ºó Ò» ¼þ ×Ê ÁÏ¡£ Mom called to check up on the kids. Âè ´ò µç »° À´ ¿´ ¿´ º¢ ×Ó ÊÇ ²» ÊÇ ¶¼ ºÃ¡£ check,run a check on µ÷ ²é The bank ran a check on Mr.Davis' list of credit references before approving his loan. Òø ÐÐ ÔÚ Åú ×¼ ´÷ ά ˹ ÏÈ Éú µÄ ´û ¿î Ö® ǰ ÏÈ µ÷ ²é Ëû µÄ ÐÅ Óà ¼Ç ¼¡£ chew someone out Ôð Âî; Ç´ Ôð Follow the rules and you won't get chewed out. ×ñ ÊØ ¹æ ¶¨ Äã ²» »á °¤ Âî¡£ chicken feed С Ç® I make chicken feed compared to you. ºÍ Äã ±È Æð À´£¬ÎÒ ×¬ µÄ Ö» ÊÇ Ð¡ Ç®¡£ chicken out ÍË Ëõ Bill was going to ask Lisa out on a date, but he chickened out at the last minute. ±È ¶û ±¾ À´ Òª Ô¼ Àö ɯ ³ö È¥ Íæ£¬µ« ÊÇ ×î ºó È´ ²» ¸Ò ¿ª ¿Ú¡£ chill out »º ºÍ Çé Ð÷,Àä ¾² Ï À´ Chill out. Things aren't as bad as they seem. Àä ¾² Ò» µã¡£Ê Çé ²¢ ²» Ïñ ±í Ãæ ÉÏ ÄÇ Ñù Ôã¡£ chip in ³ö Ç® We all chipped in to buy Jennifer a going away present. ´ó ¼Ò ¶¼ ³ö Ç® Âò Ò» ¸ö ËÍ ±ð Àñ Îï ¸ø Õ² ÄÝ Ü½¡£ chow down ³Ô ·¹ Let's chow down . I'm so hungry . È¥ ³Ô ·¹ °É¡£ÎÒ ¶ö ËÀ ÁË¡£ cinch ±Ø È» µÄ ÊÂ; ¶¨ ¾Ö; Ò× Èç ·´ ÕÆ µÄ Ê It's a cinch that they 'll win the game. Ëû ÃÇ »á Ó® ÒÑ ³É ¶¨ ¾Ö¡£ clam up ס ¿Ú; ²» ˵ »° (Ô Òâ Ϊ " °ö ¿Ç ºÏ Æð À´ " When Vinnie entered the room, Mary clammed up. ΠÄÝ Ò» ½ø Èë ·¿ ¼ä£¬Âê Àö ¾Í ±Õ ×ì ÁË¡£ clamp down on ¼Ó Ç¿ È¡ µÞ The police are clamping down on drunk drivers. ¾¯ ·½ ¼Ó Ç¿ È¡ µÞ ¾Æ ºó ¿ª ³µ¡£ clean up one's act Ï´ ÐÄ ¸ï Ãæ;ÖØ Р×÷ ÈË You'd better clean up your act if you want go to a good school. Èç ¹û Äã Ïë ½ø ºÃ ѧ У ¾Í Òª Ï´ ÐÄ ¸ï Ãæ£¬·¢ ·Ü ͼ Ç¿¡£ clear up Ïû ³ý (ÒÉ ÂÇ, Îó »á) We can clear this matter up tomorrow. Ã÷ Ìì ÎÒ ÃÇ »á °Ñ Õâ ¼þ Ê Ū Çå ¡£ cliffhanger µõ ÈË Î¸ ¿Ú µÄ ¶« Î÷;Ðü å´ TV series like Dallas usually end the season with a cliffhanger. Ïó Dallas Õâ Ñù µÄ µç ÊÓ ¾ç ¾ ³£ ÒÔ µõ ÈË Î¸ ¿Ú µÄ ·½ ʽ ½á Êø Ò» ¼¯¡£ clincher ¹Ø ¼ü The woman's positive identification of the bank robber was the clincher in the court case. ÄÇ ¸¾ ÈË ¿Ï ¶¨ ÄÜ ÈÏ ³ö Òø ÐÐ ÇÀ ·Ë£¬ ÊÇ ´Ë °¸ µÄ ¹Ø ¼ü¡£ clip someone's wings ÏÞ ÖÆ; ¹Ü Êø Ralph always stayed out too late,so his father decided to clip his son's wings. À ¶û ·ò ×Ü ÊÇ ºÜ Íí »Ø ¼Ò£¬Òò ´Ë Ëû ¸¸ Ç× ¾ö ¶¨ Òª ºÃ ºÃ ¹Ü Êø Ëû¡£ clock in ´ò ¿¨ Don't forget to clock in, otherwise you won't get paid. ±ð Íü ÁË ´ò ¿¨£¬·ñ Ôò Áì ²» µ½ Ç®¡£ close,a close call / shave ǧ ¾û Ò» ·¢ That car almost hit us. What a close shave ! ÄÇ ²¿ ³µ ×Ó ¼¸ ºõ ײ µ½ ÎÒ ÃÇ£¬ ²î Ò» µã ¾Í û Ãü ÁË¡£ cloud, on cloud nine Æ® Æ® È» (Ô Òâ ÔÚ ¾Å ÖØ Ìì ÉÏ) Daphne was on cloud nine for days after Chip asked her to the prom. Ææ ²® Ñû Çë ´ï ܽ ì» ²Î ¼Ó ±Ï Òµ Îè »á£¬ Ëý ÐË ·Ü ÁË ºÃ ¼¸ Ìì ¡£ clout ȨÁ¦, Ó° Ïì Á¦ Mr. Neely has a lot of clout around here. ÄÚ Àû ÏÈ Éú ÔÚ Õâ Ò» ´ø ºÜ ÓÐ Ó° Ïì Á¦¡£ clue / not have a clue ã È» ÎÞ Ð÷ Ī Ãû Æä Ãî When Steve woke up in a field with his best suit on, he didn't have a clue as to what had happened. µ± Ê· µÑ ·ò ÔÚ Ìï Àï Çå ÐÑ ¹ý À´£¬Éí ÉÏ ´© ×Å Ëû ×î ºÃ µÄ Î÷ ×°£¬Ëû ¸ã ²» Çå µ½ µ× ·¢ Éú ÁË Ê² ô Ê Çé¡£ cockamamie ·è ¿ñ That is the most cockamamie plan I've ever heard. It will never work. Õâ ÊÇ ÎÒ Ìý ¹ý ×î ·è ¿ñ µÄ ¼Æ »®£¬ÐÐ ²» ͨ µÄ¡£ cold feet ½ô ÕÅ; º¦ Å I get cold feet whenever I have to speak in front of a crowd. ÿ µ± ÎÒ ±Ø Ðë ÔÚ Èº ÖÚ Ãæ ǰ ˵ »° ʱ£¬ ÎÒ ¶¼ »á ÊÖ ½Å ·¢ Àä¡£ cold shoulder Àä Âä, ÒÔ Àä Ä® ´ý Ö® Earl gave Jenny the cold shoulder after finding out that she had dated someone else while he was gone. ¶õ ¶û ·¢ ÏÖ Õ² ÄÝ ÔÚ Ëû ²» ÔÚ Ê± ºÍ ±ð ÈË Ô¼ »á Ö® ºó£¬¾Í Àä Âä Ëý¡£ cold turkey Á¢ ¼´ (½ä ³ý »µ ϰ ¹ß) ; ¶þ »° ²» ˵ |
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The best way to stop smoking is to quit cold turkey. ½ä ÑÌ ×î ºÃ µÄ ·½ ·¨ ¾Í ÊÇ Ëµ ½ä ¾Í ½ä¡£ cold,a cold day in hell ²» ¿É ÄÜ µÄ Ê [Ô Òâ Ϊ " µØ Óü µÄ Àä Ìì ", Ïà ´« µØ Óü ÖÐ ÓÀ Ô¶ ÊÇ »ð ÉÕ ×Å µÄ, ¹Ê ²» ¿É ÄÜ Àä) It will be a cold day in hell before I agree to go out with that jerk Harold. Òª ÎÒ Í¬ Òâ ºÍ º£ ÂÞ µÂ ÄÇ ¸ö ±¿ µ° Ò» Æð ³ö È¥£¬¾ø ²» ¿É ÄÜ¡£ come across ¿´ Æð À´ Ïñ; ¸ø ÈË ¸Ð ¾õ ÊÇ Paul doesn't come across as a scholar, but he certainly is. ±£ ÂÞ ¿´ Æð À´ ²» Ïñ Ò» λ ѧ Õߣ¬¿É ÊÇ Ëû µÄ È· ÊÇ¡£ come after ¸ú ×Å The killer came after her with gun. ɱ ÊÖ Äà ׊ǹ ¸ú ÔÚ Ëý ºó Ãæ¡£ I walked away angry but he came after me to apologize. ÎÒ Éú Æø µØ ×ß ¿ª£¬µ« Ëû ¸ú ¹ý À´ µÀ Ǹ¡£ come again Ô٠˵ Ò» ±é Come again.I didn't quite understand what you said. Ô٠˵ Ò» ±é£¬Äã ¸Õ Ëµ µÄ »° ÎÒ ²» ÁË ½â¡£ come clean È« ÅÌ ÍÐ ³ö, ÕÐ ¹© The criminal decided to come clean. ×ï ·¸ ¾ö ¶¨ ¹© ³ö Ê ʵ¡£ come down hard on ÒÔ ÑÏ À÷ ̬ ¶È ¶Ô ´ý; ºÍ... Ëã ÕÊ If you don't work diligently, the boss will come down hard on you. Èç ¹û Äã ²» Ŭ Á¦ ¹¤ ×÷,ÀÏ °å »á ÕÒ Äã Ëã ÕÊ¡£ come down with Éú (²¡) I came down with a bad cold last week. ÉÏ ÐÇ ÆÚ ÎÒ µÃ ÁË ÖØ ¸Ð ð¡£ come easily Ò× Èç ·´ ÕÆ [Ô Òâ Ϊ " À´ µÃ ÈÝ Ò× "] Languages come easily to some people. ÓРЩ ÈË Ñ§ ϰ Óï ÑÔ Ò× Èç ·´ ÕÆ¡£ come on ¶Ô... Çá ±¡; ³Ô ¶¹ ¸¯ Tanya slapped Bill after he came on to her. Ëþ ì» ÑÇ ÔÚ ±È ¶û ³Ô Ëý ¶¹ ¸¯ Ö® ºó ´ò Ëû Ò» °Í ÕÆ¡£ come up with Ïë ³ö (ºÃ Ö÷ Òâ) Michael came up with a brand new plan in just a few minutes. Âõ ¿Ë ¶û ºÜ ¿ì Ïë ³ö ÁË Ò» ¸ö ºÃ ¼Æ »®¡£ come with the territory Ãâ ²» ÁË µÄ You have to expect some problems along the way. It comes with the territory . 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She's such a copycat. ÎÒ ÌÖ Ñá ÁÕ ´ï ÿ ¼þ Ê ¶¼ Ä£ ·Â ÎÒ£¬Ëý Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ¸ú ƨ ³æ¡£ corny ³Â Ç» ÀÄ µ÷;ÁË ÎÞ Ð Òâ Fred's jokes are always so corny. ¸£ À³ µÂ µÄ Ц »° ×Ü ÊÇ ÁË ÎÞ Ð Òâ¡£ couch potato ÀÁ Öí [Ô Òâ Ϊ " ɳ ·¢ ÉÏ µÄ Âí Áå Êí "] Jane is definitely a couch potato. She snacks in front of the TV all day. ¼ò Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ÀÁ Öí£¬Ëý Õû Ìì ¶¼ ÎÑ ÔÚ µç ÊÓ Ç° Ãæ ³Ô Áã ʳ¡£ cough it up (²» Çé Ô¸ µØ) ¸¶ Ç® Cough it up.I know you have the twenty dollars. ¸¶ Ç® °É£¡ÎÒ Öª µÀ Äã ÓÐ Õâ ¶þ Ê® Ôª µÄ¡£ could not care less ÎÞ Ëù ν; ²» ÔÚ ºõ I couldn't care less if you ask her out or not. Äã Ñû ²» Ñû Ëý ³ö È¥£¬ÎÒ Ò» µã Ò² ²» ÔÚ ºõ¡£ cover for ÑÚ »¤; ÕÖ Don't worry about mother. I'll cover for you this time. ±ð µ£ ÐÄ Âè Âè ÄÇ ±ß£¬Õâ Ò» ´Î ÎÒ »á ÕÖ Äã¡£ crack up ±¬ Ц ³ö À´ Joey told a funny story and we all cracked up. ÇÇ ÒÁ ˵ ÁË Ò» ¸ö Ц »°£¬ÎÒ ÃÇ ¶¼ ±¬ Ц ³ö À´¡£ cranky Æ¢ Æø ±© Ôê Grandpa is really cranky if he doesn't have his afternoon nap. Ò¯ Ò¯ Èç ¹û ²» ˯ Îç ¾õ ¾Í »á ºÜ ±© Ôê¡£ crazy about Ϊ...³Õ ¿ñ;·è ¿ñ ϲ »¶ He's crazy about the new girl in class. Ëû Ϊ °à ÉÏ Ð À´ µÄ ÄÇ ¸ö Å® Éú ³Õ ¿ñ¡£ creepy ¿Ö ²À µÄ That was a creepy movie.I'll probably have nightmares tonight. ÄÇ ÊÇ Ò» ²¿ ¿Ö ²À Ƭ£¬½ñ Íí ÎÒ Ò² Ðí »á ×ö ¶ñ ÃΡ£ crib card/sheet С ³ Paul tried to cheat on his test by sneaking in a crib card. ±£ ÂÞ Ïë ÔÚ ¿¼ ÊÔ ÖÐ ¼Ð ´ø С ³ ×÷ ±×¡£ cross a bridge when/before one comes to it ´¬ µ½ ÇÅ Í· ×Ô È» Ö± Stop worrying about your piano recital. You'll cross that bridge when you come to it. ±ð µ£ ÐÄ Äã µÄ ¸Ö ÇÙ ¶À ×à »á£¬´¬ µ½ ÇÅ Í· ×Ô È» Ö±¡£ cruise ¶µ ·ç Let's go cruising the streets of downtown in my new sports car. ×ø ÎÒ µÄ РÅÜ ³µ µ½ ÊÐ Çø ¶µ ·ç °É¡£ crummy ºÜ Àà µÄ; ºÜ ±¿ µÄ What a crummy restaurant! The plates were dirty and the food was awful! Õâ ¼Ò ²Í Ìü Õæ Àã¡ÅÌ ×Ó Ô࣬²Ë ÓÖ ²î£¡ cut a deal ´ï ³É Ð Òé I think we should cut a deal before they sign with another company. ÎÒ Ïë ÎÒ ÃÇ Ó¦ ¸Ã ÔÚ Ëû ÃÇ Óë Áí Ò» ¼Ò ¹« ˾ Ç© Ô¼ Ö® ǰ ´ï ³É Ð Òé¡£ cut it out ס ÊÖ; Í£ Ö¹ Cut it out! I don't have time to start a fight with you. ס ¿Ú£¡ÎÒ Ã» ʱ ¼ä ºÍ Äã ³³¡£ darn »ì µ° Darn! I missed the bus. Now I'll have to wait another twenty minutes. »ì µ°£¡ÎÒ ´í ¹ý ÁË ÄÇ °à ³µ£¬ÓÖ Òª µÈ ¶þ Ê® ·Ö ÖÓ¡£ day in court Éê Ëß µÄ »ú »á When Mr.Jones was explaining what had happened, Mr. Smith was silent. He knew he would get his day in court. Çí ˹ ÏÈ Éú ½â ÊÍ Ëù ·¢ Éú µÄ Ê ʱ£¬ Ê· ÃÜ Ë¹ ÏÈ Éú ³Á Ĭ ²» Óºó Õß Öª µÀ Ëû »á ÓÐ »ú »á Éê ±ç µÄ¡£ dead ahead Õý ǰ ·½ The school is dead ahead about 2 miles from here. ѧ У ÔÚ Õý ǰ ·½ ¶þ Á¨ ´¦¡£ dead giveaway ¿Ï ¶¨ µÄ Ê ʵ Jill's runny nose and watery eyes were a dead giveaway that she was coming down with a cold. ¼ª ¶ù ±Ç Ìé ÑÛ Àá Ö± Á÷£¬Ëý Ò» ¶¨ ¸Ð ð ÁË¡£ deal someone in ÈÃ... ²Î ¼Ó Deal me in. I want to play too. Èà ÎÒ ²Î ¼Ó£¬ ÎÒ Ò² Òª Íæ¡£ deep trouble ÓÐ Âé ·³ You better behave yourself or else you'll be in deep trouble when mom gets home. Äã ×î ºÃ ¹Ô Ò» µã£¬·ñ Ôò Âè Ò» »Ø À´ Äã ¾Í ²Ò ÁË¡£ dibs Ȩ Àû He gets first dibs because he's the oldest. Ëû Äê ¼Í ×î ´ó£¬ Ëù ÒÔ ÓÐ ÓÅ ÏÈ È¨¡£ diddly squat ΢ ²» ×ã µÀ µÄ ±¨ ³ê He gave me diddly squat for all my hard work. ¶Ô ÎÒ µÄ ÐÁ ¿à ¹¤ ×÷ Ëû Ö» ¸¶ ÁË Ò» µã ΢ ²» ×ã µÀ µÄ ±¨ ³ê¡£ die for ºÃ µÃ Öµ µÃ Ϊ Ö® ¸¶ ³ö Éú Ãü Jason is to die for. I'd do anything to go out with him. ½ É Õæ °ô£¬ ÎÒ Ô¸ Òâ ×ö ÈÎ ºÎ Ê À´ »» µÃ ºÍ Ëû ³ö È¥¡£ dingbat ±¿ µ°,°×³Õ What a dingbat! Marjorie is always doing stupid things. Âê ¼ª Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö °× ³Õ£¬ ×Ü ÊÇ ×ö ɵ Ê¡£ dip ɵ ¹Ï Ben can be such a dip at times. He often says the wrong thing at the wrong time. ±¾ ÓРʱ ºò Õæ ±¿£¬ Ëû ³£ ÔÚ ²» ¶Ô µÄ ʱ ¼ä ˵ ²» ¶Ô µÄ »°¡£ dirty work Àà ̯ ×Ó It's not fair! I always have to do your dirty work while you take all the credit. Õâ ²» ¹« ƽ£¬ ÎÒ Ò» Ìì µ½ Íí Ϊ Äã ÊÕ Ê° Àà ̯ ×Ó£¬ ¹¦ ÀÍ È´ È« ÊÇ Ä㠵ġ£ do a number on ÆÛ ¸º; ×÷ ÊÖ ½Å He really did a number on you. Why did you let him take advantage of you like that? Ëû Õæ ÊÇ ÆÛ Äã Ì« Éõ£¬Äã Ϊ ʲ ô Èà Ëû Õâ Ñù Õ¼ Äã ±ã ÒË ÄØ£¿ do not have a prayer û Ö¸ Íû Our team doesn't have a prayer today. They're playing the number one team in the league. ÎÒ ÃÇ Õâ Ò» ¶Ó ½ñ Ìì û Ö¸ Íû ÁË£¬ Ëû ÃÇ ½« ºÍ Áª ÃË µÄ ¹Ú ¾ü ¶Ó ´ò¡£ do time ×ø ÀÎ; ·þ ÐÌ Marvin is doing time for robbing the bank. Âí ÎÄ ÔÚ Îª ÇÀ Òø ÐÐ ×ø ÀΡ£ do-hickey РµÄ ¶« Î÷ This do-hickey here, what do you call it? Õâ ¸ö РµÄ Íæ Òâ ¶ù£¬ Ä㠽РËü ʲ ô£¿ don't have a cow ±ð ´ó ¾ª С ¹Ö Don't have a cow! I'll pay for the damages. ±ð ´ó ¾ª С ¹Ö£¡ ÎÒ »á Åâ ³¥ Ëð ʧ¡£ don't knock it ²» Òª Ì« Ìô ÌÞ Don't knock it ! You won't be able to find another job that pays so well. ±ð Ì« Ìô ÌÞ ÁË£¡ Äã δ ±Ø ¿É ÒÔ ÕÒ µ½ Áí Ò» ¸ö ´ý Óö Õâ ô ºÃ µÄ ¹¤ ×÷¡£ dorky ɵ ºõ ºõ µÄ Jesse looks so dorky with his new haircut and glasses. ½Ü Î÷ ¸Õ ¼ô Í· ·¢ ´÷ ÉÏ Ð ÑÛ ¾µ µÄ Ñù ×Ó ¿´ Æð À´ ɵ ºõ ºõ µÄ¡£ dough Ç® [Ô Òâ Ϊ" Âó ÍÅ"] Can you lend me some dough? I don't get paid until next Friday. 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down in the dumps ´¹ Í· É¥ Æø; Òâ Ö¾ Ïû ³Á The players were down in the dumps after their team lost the championship game. Çò Ô± Êä µô ¹Ú ¾ü Õù ¶á Õ½ Ö® ºó ¸ö ¸ö ´¹ Í· É¥ Æø¡£ down to the wire µÈ µ½ ×î ºó Ò» ¿Ì ²Å ¿ª ʼ ×ö Ê Peter always waits until the last minute to do his work. I could never leave it down to the wire like that . ±Ë µÃ ×Ü ÊÇ µÈ µ½ ×î ºó Ò» ¿Ì ²Å ¿ª ʼ ×ö Ê£¬ ÎÒ ´Ó ²» Ïñ Ëû ÄÇ Ñù »ð ÉÕ Æ¨ ¹É¡£ drag ÌÖ Ñá What a drag! There's nothing to do here. Õæ ÌÖ Ñᣡ Õâ Àï ʲ ô ¶¼ û µÃ »ì£¡ drive someone up the wall °Ñ ÈË ±Æ ·è,±Æ ¼± You 're driving me up the wall with all your whining and complaining. Äã µÄ ¿Þ Ëß ¿ì °Ñ ÎÒ ±Æ ·è ÁË¡£ drop dead È¥ ËÀ Suzy told Mike, "Drop dead! " when he kept teasing her about her weight. Âó ¿Ë ²» Í£ µØ Ïû Dz ËÕ Üç µÄ Ìå ÖØ£¬ ËÕ Üç ˵£º¡°Äã È¥ ËÀ£¡¡± drop in Ëæ ʱ Ôì ·Ã Feel free to drop in anytime. 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Õâ ¼Ü Â¼ Òô »ú »µ ÁË£¬ ²» ÄÜ ·Å ÎÒ µÄ ¼ Òô ´ø¡£ dude ¿ ×Ó; æý ç« ×Ó µÜ Hey dude! What' up? ºÙ£¬ ¿ ×Ó£¡ ʲ ô Ê °¡£¿ ear,keep an ear to the ground ×¢ Òâ Ê ̬ ·¢ Õ¹ »ò ÈË ÃÇ µÄ ·´ Ó¦ The city manager kept an ear to the ground for a while before deciding to raise city employees'pay. ÊÐ ¸® ÔÚ ¾ö ¶¨ Ìá ¸ß ÊÐ ¸® Ô± ¹¤ н Ë® Ö® ǰ Ôø Ìý È¡ ÁË ºÃ Ò» Õó ×Ó ¸÷ ·½ Ãæ µÄ Òâ ¼û¡£ earful,an earful of ÌÏ ÌÏ ²» ¾ø µØ ˵ He gave me an earful of complaints about his new boss. Ëû ÌÏ ÌÏ ²» ¾ø Ïò ÎÒ ±§ Ô¹ Ëû µÄ РÀÏ °å¡£ early bird Ôç Æð µÄ ÈË Mary is an early bird. She gets up around five o'clock every morning. Âê Àö ÊÇ ¸ö Ôç Æð µÄ ÈË£¬Ëý ÿ Ìì ´ó Ô¼ Îå µã ÖÓ Æð ´²¡£ elbow grease Á¦ Á¿ You need to use more elbow grease when waxing the car.I can't see my reflection on the hood yet. Äã ¸ø Æû ³µ ÉÏ À¯ ʱ Òª ¶à Óà µã Á¦£¬ ÎÒ ÔÚ Òý Çæ ¸Ç ÉÏ »¹ ¿´ ²» ³ö ÎÒ µÄ µ¹ Ó°¡£ elevator music ÔÚ µç ÌÝ ¼ä »ò µç »° µÈ ÈË Ê± Ëù ²¥ ·Å µÄ Òô ÀÖ I wish they wouldn't play elevator music when they put you on hold. ÎÒ Ï£ Íû Ëû ÃÇ ²» »á ÔÚ Äã µÈ ÈË ½Ó µç »° ʱ Èà Äã Ò» Ö± Ìý Òô ÀÖ¡£ even-steven ¹« ƽ µÄ To be fair, we'll split this piece of candy even-steven. Ϊ ÁË ¹« ƽ Æð ¼û£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ¾ù ·Ö Õâ ¿é ÌÇ¡£ eye-opener Áî ÈË ´ó ¿ª ÑÛ ½ç µÄ Ê Listening to him talk about his adventures in China was a real eye-opener. Ìý Ëû ̸ ÔÚ ÖÐ ¹ú µÄ ¾ª ÏÕ ¹Ê Ê Áî ÈË ´ó ¿ª ÑÛ ½ç¡£ face up to Ãæ ¶Ô ÏÖ Êµ The boy knew he should tell his neighbor that he broke the window, but he just couldn't face up to it. ÄÐ º¢ Öª µÀ Ëû ¸Ã ¸æ Ëß ÁÚ ¾Ó Ëû ´ò ÆÆ ÁË ´° ×Ó£¬ µ« ÊÇ Ëû ¾Í ÊÇ ²» ¸Ò Ãæ ¶Ô ÏÖ Êµ¡£ fairshake ¹« ƽ µÄ ´ý Óö I don't think I got a fairshake in the interview . He made up his mind from the start that he didn't like me. ÎÒ ÈÏ Îª ÎÒ ÔÚ Ãæ ÊÔ ÊÜ µ½ ²» ¹« ƽ µÄ ´ý Óö£¬ Ëû Ò» ¿ª ʼ ¾Í ²» ϲ »¶ ÎÒ¡£ fake it ¼Ù ×° When you don't understand what he's saying, just fake it by nodding and smiling a lot. Äã ²» Öª µÀ Ëû ÔÚ Ëµ ʲ ô ʱ£¬ Ö» Òª µã Í· ×° ¶® ¶à Ц Ò» µã ¾Í ºÃ ÁË¡£ fake someone out Æ ¹ý The quarterback faked the other team out by keeping the ball instead of passing it. ËÄ ·Ö ÎÀ ³Ö Çò ²» ´«£¬ Æ ¹ý ÁË µÐ ¶Ó¡£ fall flat ʧ °Ü; Åö ±Ú; δ ´ï Ô¤ ÆÚ Ч ¹û The outdoor swimming party fell flat because of the rain. ÊÒ Íâ ÓÎ Ó¾ »á Òò Óê ¶ø ÎÞ ·¨ ¾Ù ÐС£ His joke fell flat because no one understood it. Ëû µÄ Ц »° û ÈË Ìý ¶®£¬ Ëù ÒÔ Ã» ÓÐ ÊÕ µ½ Ч ¹û¡£ fall for ÉÏ µ± We played a trick on him and he fell for it. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×½ Ū Ëû£¬ Ëû ÉÏ µ± ÁË¡£ fancy-schmancy ºÀ »ª µÄ They live in a fancy-schmancy house in the richest neighborhood. Ëû ÃÇ ×¡ ÔÚ ¸ß ¼¶ ס Õ¬ Çø µÄ ºÀ »ª Õ¬ µÚ¡£ far out 1.²» Ѱ ³£ µÄ 2. ÄÑ ¶® µÄ 1.That is a really far out hairdo. Where do you get it done? ¹Ö °ô µÄ ·¢ ÐÍ£¬ Äã ÔÚ ÄÄ Àï ×ö µÄ£¡ 2. This theory is too far out for me. Õâ ¸ö Àí ÂÛ ÎÒ Ò» µã ¶ù ¶¼ ²» ¶®¡£ fast,life in the fast lane ´Ì ¼¤ ÐË ·Ü µÄ Éú »î Jane likes to live life in the fast lane. Wherever there's a party, she is sure to be there. ¼ò ϲ »¶ ¹ý ´Ì ¼¤ ÐË ·Ü µÄ Éú »î£¬ÄÄ ¶ù ÓÐ Ñç »á£¬ Ëý ¾Í È¥ ÄÇ ¶ù¡£ fed up ÊÜ ¹» ÁË I'm fed up with your insults and complaints. I quit ! ÎÒ ÊÜ ¹» ÁË Äã µÄ Îê Èè ºÍ Ô¹ Æø£¬ ÎÒ ²» ¸É ÁË£¡ feel someone out ̽ Ìý.... Òâ Ïò John asked Dave to feel Jane out about whether she'd be interested in going out with him. Ô¼ º² Òª Çó ´ó ÎÀ ̽ Ìý ¼ò ÊÇ ·ñ ÓÐ ÐË È¤ ºÍ Ëû Ò» Æð ³ö È¥¡£ fiddle around Íæ Ū Don't fiddle around with the television set. You'll end up breaking it. ²» Òª Íæ µç ÊÓ »ú£¬ Äã »á Ū »µ µÄ¡£ fill someone in on ¸æ Öª (´í ¹ý µÄ Ê Çé) I missed the meeting. Could you please fill me in on what happened? ÎÒ ´í ¹ý ÁË Õâ ´Î ¾Û »á¡£Çë Äã ¸æ Ëß ÎÒ ·¢ Éú ÁË Ê² ô Ê£¬ ºÃ Â𣿠fishy ¿É ÒÉ µÄ His story sounds fishy. We should see if it's really true. Ëû µÄ ¹Ê Ê Ìý Æð À´ ºÜ ¿É ÒÉ£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Ó¦ ¸Ã ¿´ µ½ µ× ÊÇ ²» ÊÇ Õæ µÄ¡£ fit the description to a " T " Íê È« ·û ºÏ Ãè Êö The man in Mr. Brown's store fit the description to a 'T', so he called the police. ²¼ ÀÊ ÏÈ Éú µê Àï ÓÐ ¸ö ÈË Íê È« ·û ºÏ ¾¯ ·½ µÄ Ãè Êö£¬ Ëù ÒÔ Ëû ±¨ ÁË ¾¯¡£ fix someone up Éã ºÏ I think Beth and Craig would make a perfect couple. Let's fix them up. ÎÒ Ïë ±´ Ë¿ ºÍ ¿Ë À³ ¸ñ »á ÊÇ Àí Ïë µÄ Ò» ¶Ô£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ À´ Éã ºÏ Ëû ÃÇ °É£¡ flip out ÀÖ ËÀ ÁË Chris flipped out when I told him that he made the basketball team. ÎÒ ¸æ Ëß ¿Ë Àï ˹ ±» Ñ¡ ÉÏ Àº Çò ¶Ó ʱ£¬ Ëû ÀÖ ·è ÁË¡£ flop (±í ÑÝ µç Ó° µÈ) ²» Âô ×ù, ʧ °Ü The movie was a flop. Nobody went to see it. Õâ ²¿ µç Ó° Âô ×ù Ææ ²Ò£¬ û ÓÐ ÈË È¥ ¿´¡£ fly off the handle ·¢ Æ¢ Æø There's no need to fly off the handle. We can discuss this rationally. û ÓÐ ±Ø Òª ·¢ Æ¢ Æø£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ¿É ÒÔ Àí ÐÔ µØ ÌÖ ÂÛ¡£ fly the coop Àë ¼Ò May's parents were sad because she was flying the coop to go off to college. ÷ µÄ ¸¸ ĸ Òò Ëý Àë ¼Ò ÉÏ ´ó ѧ ¶ø ÄÑ ¹ý¡£ follow through on ×ñ ÊØ (ŵ ÑÔ) It's important that you follow through on your promises . Otherwise nobody will trust you. Äã Òª ×ñ ÊØ Äã µÄ Åµ ÑÔ£¬ ·ñ Ôò û ÓÐ ÈË »á ÐÅ ÈÎ Äã¡£ fool around ÓÎ ÊÖ ºÃ ÏÐ; ²» Îñ Õý Òµ We fooled around until midnight and then we started on our homework. ÎÒ ÃÇ Ò» Ö± Íæ ¶ù µ½ Éî Ò¹ ²Å ¿ª ʼ д ×÷ Òµ¡£ for crying out loud ¾ª ÑÈ µÄ ¸Ð ̾ For crying out loud, haven't you finished that book yet? °¥ Ó´£¬ Äã »¹ û ÓÐ ¿´ Íê ÄÇ ±¾ Êé Â𣿠for openers Ê× ÏÈ For openers, we need to design invitations for the wedding. Ê× ÏÈ£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ±Ø Ðë Ϊ ½á »é Éè ¼Æ Çë Ìû¡£ forget it Ëã ÁË [Éú Æø µÄ Óï µ÷] Forget it! I'll do it myself. Ëã ÁË£¡ ÎÒ ×Ô ¼º ×ö¡£ foul up ÆÆ »µ The telephone lines are fouled up, so I can't make my phone call. µç »° Ïß ±» ÆÆ »µ ÁË£¬ ÎÒ ²» ÄÜ ´ò µç »°¡£ freak out ½ô ÕÅ; ÏÅ ËÀ Don't freak out. It's only a little field mouse. ±ð ½ô ÕÅ£¬ Ö» ²» ¹ý ÊÇ Ò» Ö» С ÀÏ Êó ¶ø ÒÑ¡£ freebie Ãâ ·Ñ ÕÐ ´ý µÄ Since John was the hundredth customer, he was given a freebie lunch. Ô¼ º² ÊÇ µÚ Ò» °Ù λ ¹Ë ¿Í£¬ Ëù ÒÔ ²Í Ìü ÕÐ ´ý Ëû Ò» ¶Ù Ãâ ·Ñ Îç ²Í¡£ freeloader Àû Óà ±ð ÈË ¿¶ ¿® Õ¼ ±ã ÒË µÄ ÈË Zach is a real freeloader. He's been staying with Steve and eating all his food. ÒÁ ¿Ë Õæ ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö °® Õ¼ ±ã ÒË µÄ ÈË£¬Ëû Ò» Ö± ס ÔÚ Ê· µÏ ÎÄ ¼Ò Àï °× ³Ô °× ºÈ¡£ from scratch ´Ó Í· ¿ª ʼ Patty made a cake from scratch. It was much better than the cakes I make from a mix. °Ø µÙ ´Ó Í· ¿ª ʼ ×ö µ° ¸â£¬ ±È ÎÒ Óà ÏÖ ³É µ÷ ºÃ µÄ ²Ä ÁÏ ×ö µÄ ºÃ µÃ ¶à¡£ fudge! 1.ÔãÁË! 2.Ϲ ³¶ 1.Fudge! I forgot to buy Jenny a birthday present. Ôã ÁË£¡ ÎÒ Íü ÁË Âò Õ² ÄÝ µÄ Éú ÈÕ Àñ Îï¡£ 2. If you don't know the answer, just fudge it. Èç ¹û Äã ²» Öª µÀ ´ð °¸£¬ ¾Í Ϲ ³¶ Ò» Ï¡£ funky ʱ ÷Ö ÓÖ ¹Ö Òì µÄ We listened to some funky music. ÎÒ ÃÇ Ìý ÁË Ò» Щ Ï£ Ææ ¹Å ¹Ö µÄ Òô ÀÖ¡£ gag me with a spoon ÎÒ ¿ì Í ÁË Gag me with a spoon! Please don't tell me such disgusting stories anymore. ÎÒ ¿ì Í ÁË£¡ Çë ±ð Ô٠˵ Õâ Щ ¶ñ ÐÄ µÄ ¹Ê Ê ÁË¡£ gawk ´ô ¿´ After the plane crashed, there were hundreds of people standing around gawking. ·É »ú ×¹ Âä ºó£¬ ºÃ ¼¸ °Ù ÈË Õ¾ ÔÚ ÄÇ Àï ´ô ´ô µØ ¿´ ×Å¡£ gee whiz Ìì °¡ |
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Gee whiz! Can't you do anything by yourself? Ìì °¡£¡ Äã ÄÑ µÀ ×Ô ¼º Ò» µã Ê ¶¼ ²» »á ×ö£¿ get a clue ÁË ½â Why do you always ask so many questions? Get a clue! Ϊ ʲ ô Äã ÀÏ ÊÇ ÎÊ Õâ ô ¶à ÎÊ Ì⣿ ×Ô ¼º Ïë Ïë ¿´ Â get a grip on ¿Ø ÖÆ (Æ¢ Æø, ¸ö ÐÔ) Get a grip on it. You have to be strong in front of the others. ¿Ø ÖÆ Ò» Ï£¬ Äã ÔÚ ±ð ÈË Ãæ ǰ Òª ¼á Ç¿ Щ¡£ get a kick out of ´Ó... µÃ µ½ ¼« ´ó ÀÖ È¤; ¸Ð µ½ ¹ý ñ« I get a kick out of watching the baby dance. ÎÒ ¿´ С º¢ Ìø Îè ¾Í ¸ß ÐË¡£ get a load of (×¢ Òâ) ¿´! Get a load of this; the circus is coming to town. ¿´£¡ Âí Ï· ÍÅ ½ø ³Ç ÁË¡£ get a move on ¸Ï ¿ì Get a move on; you can't park your car here. ¸Ï ¿ì£¬ Äã ²» ÄÜ ÔÚ Õâ Àï Í£ ³µ¡£ get after ¶¢ ×Å ; Ô𠱸 Ann's mother gets after her to hang up her clothes. °² µÄ Âè Âè ¶¢ Öø Ëý °Ñ Ò ·þ ¹Ò ºÃ¡£ Bob's father gets after him for tracking mud into the house. ±« ²¨ °Ñ Äà °Í ²È ½ø ÎÝ Àï ±» ¸¸ Ç× Ôð Âî¡£ get away with ÌÓ ¹ý ³Í ·£; åÐ Ò£ ·¨ Íâ Some students can get away with not doing their homework because they are so smart. ÓРЩ ѧ Éú ¿É ÒÔ ²» ×÷ ¹¦ ¿Î Ò² û ÓРʣ¬ Òò Ϊ Ëû ÃÇ Ì« ´Ï Ã÷ ÁË¡£ get away with murder ×ö »µ Ê ¶ø ²» ÊÜ ´¦ ·£ Mrs. Jones lets her children get away with murder. Çí ˹ Ì« Ì« ×Ý ÈÝ Ð¡ º¢ ×ö »µ Ê¡£ get going Àë ¿ª I have to get going. It's late and they 're expecting me for dinner. ÎÒ µÃ ×ß ÁË£¬ ʱ ºò ÒÑ ²» Ôç ÁË£¬ Ëû ÃÇ ÔÚ µÈ ÎÒ ³Ô Íí ·¹¡£ get in someone's hair ·³,ÈÇ[Ïà ·´ µÄ Ƭ Óï ÊÇ stay out of someone's hair] Don't get in his hair. He doesn't like to be bothered when he's working. ±ð È¥ ·³ Ëû£¬ Ëû ²» ϲ »¶ ¹¤ ×÷ ʱ ±» ÈË ´ò ÈÅ¡£ get lost ¹ö ¿ª A stray cat was lurking outside the fish market and the owner yelled at it, "Get lost! " Ò» Ö» Ò° è ÔÚ Óã ÊÐ ³¡ ǰ ̽ Í· ̽ ÄÔ£¬ Óã ·· ¶Ô Ëü ´ó ½Ð ¡°¹ö ¿ª¡±¡£ get off someone's back ²» ´ò ÈÅ; Èà ÈË Çå ¾² Christy told Todd to get off her back so she could finish her paper. ¿Ë Àï ˹ µÙ ¸æ Ëß ÌØ µÂ ±ð ´ò ÈÅ Ëý£¬ Èà Ëý °Ñ ±¨ ¸æ д Íê¡£ get on someone's nerves Èà ÈË Æø ÄÕ Jack's annoying habits really gets on my nerves at times. ½Ü ¿Ë ÌÖ Ñá µÄ Ï° ¹ß ÓРʱ Õæ Èà ÎÒ Æø ÄÕ¡£ get on the ball Óà ÐÄ ×ö If you hope to keep your job, you'd better get on the ball and meet the deadline. Èç ¹û Äã »¹ Ïë Òª Äã µÄ ¹¤ ×÷£¬ Äã ×î ºÃ Óà ÐÄ ×ö£¬ ²» Òª ÍÏ Äà ´ø Ë®¡£ get one's feet wet ²Î Óë; ¿ª ʼ ×ö It's not good to concentrate all your efforts on just writing. You should get your feet wet and try painting or dancing. µ¥ µ¥ д ×÷ ¶Ô Äã ²» ºÃ£¬ Äã Ó¦ ¸Ã Éæ ÁÔ Ò» Ï »æ » ºÍ Îè µ¸¡£ get one's second wind ÊÊ Ó¦; ½ø Èë Çé ¿ö After the first quarter mile, a runner usually gets his second wind and can breathe better. ÅÜ Íê ËÄ ·Ö Ö® Ò» ¹« Àï Ö® ºó£¬ ÔË ¶¯ Ô± ͨ ³£ ¿É ÒÔ ½ø Èë Çé ¿ö£¬ ºô Îü µÃ ˳ Ò» µã¡£ get over ×Ô... ÖÐ »Ö ¸´ ¹ý À´ I don't think anybody really gets over his first love. ÎÒ ÈÏ Îª û ÓÐ ÈË ÄÜ ¹» Õæ Õý Íü µô Ëû µÄ ³õ Áµ¡£ get the drift ÁË ½â Stop me when you get the drift. I don't want to bore you with something you already understand. Äã Ìý ¶® ÁË ¾Í ½Ð Í££¬ ÎÒ ²» Ïë ÖØ ¸´ Äã ÒÑ ¾ Öª µÀ µÄ Ê¡£ get the hang of ½ø Èë Çé ¿ö; ×¥ µ½ ÇÏ ÃÅ I think if I practice serving a couple of times, I'll get the hang of it. ÎÒ Ïë Èç ¹û ÎÒ ¶à Á· ϰ ·¢ ¼¸ ´Î Çò£¬ ÎÒ ¾Í »á ×¥ µ½ ÇÏ ÃÅ ÁË¡£ get the picture ÁË ½â Two's company, three's a crowd. Get the picture? ¶þ ÈË ³É ÐУ¬ Èý ÈË ³É Î飬 ¶® ÁË Â𣿠get through to Èà (ÈË) ÁË ½â µ½ It took a long time for the idea to get through to the boy that he would have to work and support himself. ÄÐ º¢ Öð ½¥ Ã÷ °× Ëû ±Ø Ðë ¹¤ ×÷ À´ Ñø »î ×Ô ¼º¡£ get with it Áô Òâ (ÖÜ Ôâ µÄ Ê Îï) George really needs to get with it. He's still wearing bellbottoms. George Õæ µÄ ¸Ã Áô Òâ Ò» Ï ʱ ÉУ¬ Ëû ÈÔ È» ´© ×Å À® °È ¿ã¡£ get with it Óà ¹¦; Ŭ Á¦ I got really low marks on my first three tests; my teacher told me to get with it or I'm going to get a 'D' for the course. ÎÒ Ç° Èý ´Î ¿¼ µÃ ¼« ²î£¬ ½Ì ʦ ½Ð ÎÒ Óà ¹¦ µã£¬ ·ñ Ôò ÄÇ ¿Æ ¾Í Òª ¸ø ÎÒ Ò» ¸ö¡°D¡±¡£ give it a shot/whirl ÊÔ ÊÔ ¿´ Joan had never skied before, but she decided to give it a shot. Çí ´Ó Ã» ÓÐ »¬ ¹ý Ñ©£¬ µ« Ëý ¾ö ¶¨ ÊÔ ÊÔ ¿´¡£ give out ̱ µô ÁË His legs gave out just as he crossed the finish line of the 20k marathon. Ëû Ò» ÅÜ ¹ý 20 ¹« Àï Âí À ËÉ µÄ ÖÕ µã Ïß ÒÔ ºó£¬ÍÈ ¾Í ̱ µô ÁË¡£ give someone a hard time ¸ú ij ÈË ¹ý ²» È¥ Ed loves to give his sister a hard time, just to make her mad. °¬ µÂ °® ºÍ Ëû Ãà Ãà ¹ý ²» È¥£¬ ¹Ê Ò⠽РËý Éú Æø¡£ give someone a ring ¸ø... ´ò µç »° I'll give you a ring when I get in town. ÎÒ µ½ ³Ç Àï »á ´ò µç »° ¸ø Äã¡£ go Dutch ¸÷ ¸¶ ¸÷ µÄ I insist that we go Dutch. You shouldn't have to pay for my share. ÎÒ ¼á ³Ö ¸÷ ¸¶ ¸÷ µÄ£¬ Äã Óà ²» ×Å ¸¶ ÎÒ µÄ Ò» ·Ý¡£ go all out ¾¡ Á¦ ¶ø Ϊ; È« Á¦ ÒÔ ¸° Terry went all out with the Christmas decorations. ÌØ Èð È« ¸± ¾« Éñ ¶¼ »¨ ÔÚ Ê¥ µ® ×° ÊÎ ÉÏ¡£ I intend to go all out to make them comfortable. ÎÒ »á ¾¡ Ò» ÇÐ Á¦ Á¿ Èà Ëû ÃÇ Êæ ·þ¡£ go along with Ö§ ³Ö; ²Î Óë I'll go along with your plan, as long as you're sure it will work. ÎÒ »á Ö§ ³Ö Äã µÄ ¼Æ »®£¬ Ö» Òª Äã È· ¶¨ »á ÓÐ Óᣠgo fly a kite ¹ö µ° Jenny told Greg to go fly a kite after he told her he had to break their date. ¸ñ À³ ¿Ë ¸æ Ëß Õ² ÄÝ ±Ø Ðë È¡ Ïû Ëû ÃÇ µÄ Ô¼ »á ºó£¬ Õ² ÄÝ ½Ð Ëû ¹ö µ°¡£ go for it È¥ ×ö (ð ÏÕ µÄ ÊÂ) I think you should go for it. What have you got to lose? ÎÒ ÈÏ Îª Äã Ó¦ ¸Ã ÊÔ ÊÔ ¿´£¬ Äã ÓÖ »á Ëð ʧ ʲ ô ÄØ£¡£¿ go off the deep end îú ¶ø ×ß ÏÕ; ×ö ³ö Òâ Ïë ²» µ½ µÄ Ê [¹ý ¶È µÄ Çé Ð÷ ·´ Ó¦] Ann is so depressed. I hope she doesn't go off the deep end. °² Õâ ô Ïû ³Á£¬ ÎÒ Ï£ Íû Ëý ²» Òª ×ö ³ö ɵ Ê¡£ go overboard ×ö µÃ ¹ý Í· ÁË Sandy went overboard when she planned this party. There's enough food here to feed twice as many people. ÐÁ µÏ ¼Æ »® Ñç »á ʱ Éè Ïë Ì« ¹ý Í· ÁË£¬ ×¼ ±¸ µÄ ¶« Î÷ ×ã ¹» ¸ø Á½ ±¶ µÄ ÈË ³Ô¡£ go places ÓÐ °ì ·¨ Paul's really going places. In just two short months of working here, he has already been promoted. ±£ ÂÞ Õæ ÓÐ °ì ·¨£¬ ²Å ¹¤ ×÷ ¶Ì ¶Ì Á½ ¸ö Ô ¾Í Éý Ö° ÁË¡£ go public ¹« ¿ª Ðû ²¼ Mr. Smith went public today that he was retiring. Ê· ÃÜ Ë¹ ÏÈ Éú ½ñ Ìì ¹« ¿ª Ðû ²¼ Ëû Òª ÍË ÐÝ ÁË¡£ go up in smoke ³É Ϊ ÅÝ Ó° Peter's vacation plans went up in smoke when a crisis arose in the office. °ì ¹« ÊÒ ³ö ÁË ÎÊ Ì⣬ ±Ë µÃ µÄ ¼Ù ÆÚ Ò² ÅÝ ÌÀ ÁË¡£ go with the flow Ëæ ´Ó ´ó ¼Ò µÄ Òâ ¼û Sharon is an easy going person. She just goes with the flow. ɯ ÈØ ÊÇ ¸ö Ëæ ºÍ µÄ ÈË£¬ÈË ¼Ò Ôõ ô ×ö£¬ Ëý ¾Í Ôõ ô ×ö¡£ go-ahead ¿É ÒÔ ¿ª ʼ ×ö µÄ Ö¸ ʾ Sheila gave him the go-ahead to start his new assignment. Ñ© Àö ¸æ Ëß Ëû ¿É ÒÔ ¿ª ʼ ×ö РµÄ ¹¤ ×÷ ÁË¡£ goner ÎÞ ¿É ¾È Ò© µÄ ÈË Mark's a goner. He didn't finish his chores before going out. Âí ¿Ë Õæ ÎÞ ¿É ¾È Ò©£¬ Ëû ¹¤ ×÷ û ×ö Íê ¾Í ×ß µô ÁË¡£ goody two-shoes Ìì Õæ Àà Âþ [·í ´Ì ÐÔ Óï Æø] Pamela is such a goody two-shoes. She's always so sweet and innocent in front of the grown-ups. °Ø Ã× À Õæ ÊÇ Ìì Õæ Àà Âþ ÄÄ£¡ Ëý ×Ü ÊÇ ÔÚ ´ó ÈË Ãæ ǰ ÏÔ µÃ Ìð ÃÀ ´¿ ½à¡£ goof around/off ÎÞ Ëù Ê ÊÂ; ÓÎ µ´ During the summer, kids get to goof around because there is no school. ÏÄ Ìì º¢ ×Ó ÃÇ ²» ±Ø ÉÏ Ñ§ ¶ø µÃ ÒÔ ËÄ ´¦ ÓÎ µ´¡£ goof up ·¸ ´í, ³ö ²í ×Ó Don't goof up. This project is too important. ±ð ³ö ²í ×Ó£¬ Õâ ¸ö ¼Æ »® ·Ç ³£ ÖØ Òª¡£ grade,make the grade ³Æ Ö°; ºÏ ºõ Ë® ×¼, Òª Çó Susan was worried about making the grade in her new executive position. ËÕ Éº µ£ ÐÄ ²» Öª ×Ô ¼º ÄÜ ·ñ ʤ ÈΠРµÄ Ö÷ ¹Ü Ö° Îñ¡£ green thumb Ô° ÒÕ Ìì ²Å He certainly has a green thumb. All his plants flourish. Ëû Õæ ÓÐ Ô° ÒÕ Ìì ²Å£¬ ÖÖ µÄ Ö² Îï ¶¼ Éú »ú °» È»¡£ gross ¶ñ ÐÄ Don't chew with your mouth open. It is really gross. ±ð ÕÅ ¿Ú ´ó ½À£¬ Õæ ¶ñ ÐÄ¡£ gross someone out Èà ÈË ¾õ µÃ ¶ñ ÐÄ Mike grossed Sue out when he waved a snake in front of her face. Âó ¿Ë ÔÚ ËÕ Ãæ ǰ Ò¡ Ò» Ìõ Éߣ¬ ʹ Ëý ¶ñ ÐÄ ËÀ ÁË¡£ groupie Ò» Ⱥ Ó° ÃÔ; ¸è ÃÔ Ever since John attained stardom, he's had groupies follow him everywhere he goes. ×Ô ´Ó Ô¼ º² ³É Ϊ Ã÷ ÐÇ Ö® ºó£¬ µ½ ÄÄ Àï ¶¼ ÓÐ Ò» Ⱥ ÈË ¸ú ×Å Ëû¡£ guest,be my guest ±ð ¿Í Æø; ¾¡ ¹Ü Óà When Laura asked if she could borrow his bicycle, Bob said, "Be my guest." ÀÍ À ÎÊ ±« ²® ÄÜ ·ñ ½è Óà Ëû µÄ ½Å ̤ ³µ ʱ£¬ ±« ²® ˵£º¡°±ð ¿Í Æø£¬ ¾¡ ¹Ü Óᣡ± gung-ho ÈÈ ÖÔ, ÐË Ö ²ª ²ª Ted is really gung-ho about the new project. ÌØ µÂ ¶Ô Р¼Æ »® ÐË Ö ²ª ²ª¡£ half-baked ·ô dz µÄ How do you come up with all these half-baked ideas? You should think them out more carefully. Äã Ôõ ô »á Ïë ³ö Õâ Щ ·ô dz µÄ Ö÷ Ò⠵ģ¿ Äã Ó¦ ¸Ã ×Рϸ µØ ¿¼ ÂÇ ¿¼ ÂÇ¡£ hands down Ò× Èç ·´ ÕÆ; Çá ËÉ Jason didn't put in his full effort and he still won hands down. ½Ü É ²¢ δ ¾¡ È« Á¦£¬ È´ Ò² Çá ËÉ »ñ ʤ¡£ hands-off ÎÞ Îª ¶ø ÖÎ; ˳ Æä ×Ô È» He takes a hands-off approach when it comes to raising his children. He leaves all the decisions up to his wife. |
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Ëû Óà ÎÞ Îª ¶ø ÖÎ µÄ ·½ ʽ ½Ì Ñø С º¢£¬ Ò» ÇÐ Ê Çé ¶¼ ÓÉ Ì« Ì« ¾ö ¶¨¡£ hands-on experience Ç× ÊÖ »ñ µÃ µÄ ¾ Ñé; µÚ Ò» ÊÖ ¾ Ñé Jill thought her hands-on experience as editor of her school newspaper was what got her the reporting job at the local newspaper. ¼ª ¶ù ÈÏ Îª Ëý ÔÚ Ñ§ У ±¨ Ö½ µ£ ÈÎ ±à ¼ µÄ µÚ Ò» ÊÖ ¾ Ñé ʹ Ëý µÃ µ½ ÁË µØ ·½ ±¨ Ö½ µÄ ¼Ç Õß ¹¤ ×÷¡£ hang around Áï ´ï; µÈ ´ý ÒÔ ÅŠDz ʱ ¼ä I get off work in 15 minutes. If you don't mind hanging around, we can go out to get a bite to eat. ÎÒ »¹ ÓÐ Ê® Îå ·Ö ÖÓ ²Å Ï °à£¬ Èç ¹û Äã ²» ½é Òâ ÉÔ µÈ Ò» Ï£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ¿É ÒÔ Ò» µÀ È¥ ³Ô µã ¶« Î÷¡£ hang in there ÈÌ ÄÍ Ò» Ï Hang in there. Things will look up soon . ÈÌ ÄÍ Ò» Ï£¬ Ê Çé ºÜ ¿ì »á ºÃ ת µÄ¡£ hang out Áï ´ï In her free time, Kathy likes to hang out at the mall with her friends. ¿ Üç ÓÐ ¿Õ ϲ »¶ ºÍ Åó ÓÑ µ½ ÉÌ ³¡ Áï ´ï¡£ hard,be hard on ¶Ô...ÑÏ ¸ñ£¬Ê¹...·Ñ ¾¢ 1.Some fathers are very hard on their children. ÓРЩ ¸¸ Ç× ¶Ô С º¢ ×Ó ·Ç ³£ ÑÏ ¸ñ¡£ 2.Making a lot of speeches can be hard on your voice. ÑÝ ½² Ì« ¶à »á Èà Äã µÄ É¤ ×Ó ÊÜ ²» ÁË¡£ has-been û Óà µÄ ÈË Lisa is a has-been . Nobody will hire her anymore. Àö ɯ ÒÑ ¾ û Óà ÁË£¬ û ÓÐ ÈË »á ÔÙ ¹Í Óà Ëý¡£ hassle Âé ·³ µÄ Ê Îï; ÕÐ ÈÇ; ·³ I won't do it because it's too much of a hassle. Õâ ¼þ Ê ̫ Âé ·³£¬ ÎÒ ²» Ïë Åö¡£ have a ball Ѱ ÀÖ, Í´ ¿ì µØ Íæ We intend to have a ball at the amusement park today. ÎÒ ÃÇ ´ò Ëã ½ñ Ìì Í´ ¿ì µØ µ½ ÓÎ ÀÖ ³¡ Íæ Ò» Íæ¡£ have a bone to pick with ÓÐ ÕÊ Òª Ëã I have a bone to pick with you. You still owe me the fifteen dollars you borrowed. ÎÒ ÓÐ ÕÊ Òª ¸ú Äã Ë㣬 Äã Ïò ÎÒ ½è µÄ Ê® Îå Ôª »¹ û »¹ ÄØ£¡ have a field day ×Ý Çé ·Å ÈÎ; Ϊ Ëù Óû Ϊ The press is having a field day with the kidnapping of the mayor's daughter. ±¨ Ö½ ´ó ËÁ äÖ È¾ ÊÐ ³¤ Å® ¶ù ±» °ó ¼Ü µÄ Ïû Ï¢¡£ have had it ÊÜ ¹» ÁË I've had it with all your excuses. ÎÒ ÊÜ ¹» ÁË Äã µÄ ½å ¿Ú¡£ have it bad for ¿ñ Áµ He really has it bad for her, but she has no idea. Ëû ¿ñ Áµ ×Å Ëý£¬ Ëý È´ ²» Öª µÀ¡£ have it good Ïí ÊÜ µÃ ºÜ She really has it good. everybody caters to her every need. Ëý Õæ ÊÇ Ïí ÊÜ µÃ ºÜ£¬ Òª ʲ ô ¾Í ÓРʲ ô¡£ have it in for ¶Ô... Éú Æø He really has it in for you, what did you do to provoke him? Ëû ¶Ô Äã ·Ç ³£ Éú Æø£¬ Äã ÈÇ µ½ Ëû ʲ ô ÁË¡£ have/get butterflies in one's stomach ½ô ÕÅ µÃ ¶Ç ×Ó Í´; ÐÄ Àï Æß ÉÏ °Ë Ï I always get butterflies when I have to speak in front of the class. ÔÚ È« °à Ãæ ǰ ˵ »° ʱ ÎÒ ÀÏ ÊÇ ½ô ÕÅ µÃ ¶Ç ×Ó Í´¡£ hit ÈÈ ÃÅ You're a hit! The audience loved your performance. Äã Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ´ó ÈÈ ÃÅ£¡ ¹Û ÖÚ Ï² »¶ Äã µÄ ±í ÑÝ¡£ hit it off Ͷ Ôµ; Ö¾ Ȥ Ïà Ͷ They hit it off instantly and have been good friends ever since. Ëû ÃÇ Ò» ¼û Ãæ ¾Í ºÜ Ͷ Ôµ£¬ ´Ó ´Ë ¾Í ³É ÁË ºÃ Åó ÓÑ¡£ hit someone with a problem ÈÃ...Ãæ ¶Ô ÎÊ Ìâ I'm sorry to hit you with this problem. I don't know who else to turn to. ºÜ ±§ Ǹ °Ñ Õâ ¸ö ÎÊ Ìâ ÈÓ ¸ø Ä㣬 ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ »¹ ÓÐ Ë ¿É ÒÔ ÕÒ¡£ hit the ceiling Æø ·è ÁË When dad got the estimate for fixing the car, he hit the ceiling. He had no idea it would be so expensive. °Ö °Ö Äà µ½ ÐÞ ³µ ¹À ¼Û µ¥ ʱ Æø ·è ÁË£¬ Ëû û Ïë µ½ »á Õâ ô ¹ó¡£ hit the hay/sack ˯ ¾õ I'm going to hit the hay. It's been a long day and I'm exhausted. ÎÒ Òª È¥ ˯ ¾õ ÁË£¬ ´Ó Ôç µ½ Íí °Ñ ÎÒ ÀÛ »µ ÁË¡£ hit the road ÉÏ Â· We should probably hit the road. It's going to take us two hours to get home. ÎÒ ÃÇ ¸Ã ÉÏ Â· ÁË °É£¡ »Ø µ½ ¼Ò Òª Á½ ¸ö С ʱ ÄØ£¡ hog, go whole hog È« Á¦ ÒÔ ¸° She went whole hog in planning her New Year's Eve party. Ëý È« ÐÄ È« Á¦ ³ï °ì РÄê Íí »á¡£ horse around æÒ ÄÖ We've horsed around long enough. It's time to get to work ÎÒ ÃÇ ÄÖ ¹» ÁË£¬ ¸Ã ¹¤ ×÷ ÁË¡£ hot number РÏÊ ÃÔ ÈË µÄ ÈË »ò Ê Îï, ÓÈ Îï Tom thinks Sheryl is a hot number. ÌÀ Ä· ÈÏ Îª Ñ© Èô ÊÇ ¸ö ÓÈ Îï¡£ hot stuff ´ó ÈË Îï He think he's hot stuff, but everybody else thinks he's a jerk. Ëû ×Ô ÒÔ Îª ÁË ²» µÃ£¬ Æä Ëû ÈË È´ °Ñ Ëû ¿´ ³É ɵ ¹Ï¡£ hot under the collar ·Ç ³£ Éú Æø He's still hot under the collar about the trick played on him. Ëû »¹ ÔÚ Æø ÎÒ ÃÇ ¶Ô Ëû ¿ª µÄ Íæ Ц¡£ hung over ËÞ ×í δ ÐÑ Don't disturb Steve, He's still hung over from last night ²» Òª ³³ Ê· µÏ ·ò£¬ Ëû ÈÔ ËÞ ×í δ ÐÑ¡£ hung up on ¹Ò µç »° I can't believe she hung up on me after putting me on hold for ten minutes. ÎÒ Õæ ²» ¸Ò Ïà ÐÅ Ëý ¾¹ È» ÔÚ Èà ÎÒ µÈ ÁË Ê® ·Ö ÖÓ Ö® ºó °Ñ µç »° ¹Ò ¶Ï ÁË¡£ hunky-dory û ÎÊ Ìâ Everything here is hunky-dory. Don't worry. Õâ Àï Ò» ÇРû ÎÊ Ì⣬ ±ð µ£ ÐÄ¡£ I kid you not ÎÒ ²» Æ Äã I kid you not. I saw this woman talking to her hand. ÎÒ ²» Æ Äã, ÎÒ ¿´ ¼û Õâ ¸ö Å® ÈË ¸ú Ëý µÄ ÊÖ Ëµ »°¡£ icky Òò Ì« ¹ý Ìð Äå ¶ø ÄÑ ³Ô This cake tastes icky. Do I have to eat it? Õâ µ° ¸â Ì« Ìð ÁË£¬ ÎÒ Ò» ¶¨ µÃ ³Ô Â𣿠in Á÷ ÐÐ [Ïà ·´ ´Ê Ϊ "out" (Âä Îé ÁË)] You're the fashion expert. Are long or short skirts in this year? Äã ÊÇ Á÷ ÐРר ¼Ò£¬ ½ñ Äê Á÷ ÐÐ ³¤ ȹ »¹ ÊÇ ¶Ì ȹ£¿ in a bind ÓÐ À§ ÄÑ Next time you're in a bind, let me know and I'll be glad to help. Ï ´Î Äã ÓÐ À§ ÄÑ Òª Èà ÎÒ Öª µÀ£¬ ÎÒ »á ÀÖ Òâ °ï Ä㠵ġ£ in hot water ÓÐ Âé ·³ Joe's in hot water with the boss because he's been late three times this week. ÇÇ ÔÚ ÀÏ °å ÄÇ Àï ÓÐ Âé ·³ ÁË£¬ Òò Ϊ Õâ ¸ö Àñ °Ý Ëû ³Ù µ½ ÁË Èý ´Î¡£ in the bag Ö¾ ÔÚ ±Ø µÃ; ÄÒ ÖÐ Îï This game is in the bag. There's no way we can lose. Õâ ³¡ ±È Èü ÎÒ ÃÇ Ö¾ ÔÚ ±Ø µÃ£¬ Ôõ ô ¶¼ ²» »á Êä µÄ¡£ in the cards Òâ ÁÏ ÖÐ Ê It's in the cards that Joy and Steve will get married soon. ÇÇ ÒÀ ºÍ Ê· µÏ ÎÄ ºÜ ¿ì ¾Í »á ½á »é ÊÇ Òâ ÁÏ ÖÐ Ê¡£ in the doghouse ±» Àä ²Ø, ´ò Èë Àä ¹¬ Dan is in the doghouse for missing his curfew. µ¤ Òò Ϊ Î¥ ·´ Ïü ½û ¶ø ±» ¹Ø Ѻ ¡£ in the driver's seat ÕÆ ÎÕ ´ó Ȩ Tom is in the driver's seat. He makes all the decisions. ÌÀ Ä· ÕÆ ÎÕ ´ó Ȩ£¬ Ëû ×ö Ëù ÓÐ µÄ ¾ö ¶¨¡£ iron out the kinks ½â ¾ö С ÎÊ Ìâ [Ô Òâ Ϊ " ì٠ƽ С Öå ÎÆ "] The contract will be ready to sign as soon as we iron out a few of the kinks. ÎÒ ÃÇ °Ñ Ò» Щ С ÎÊ Ì⠽⠾ö Ö® ºó ¾Í ¿É ÒÔ Ç© Ô¼ ÁË¡£ it's been real ºÜ ¸ß ÐË Óö ¼û Äã [À´ ×Ô "It's been real nice to meet you"] It's been real I hope we can get together again very soon. ºÜ ¸ß ÐË Óö ¼û Äã¡£ÎÒ Ï£ Íû ÎÒ ÃÇ ÄÜ ºÜ ¿ì ÔÙ ¾Û »á¡£ jazz,all that jazz Öî Èç ´Ë Àà He only cares about baseball, TV, girls, and all that jazz. Ëû Ö» ¹Ø ÐÄ °ô Çò¡¢ µç ÊÓ¡¢ Å® º¢ Õâ Ò» Àà Ê Çé¡£ jerk ±¿ µ° (º¬ " û ÓÐ ¼û ¹ý ÊÀ Ãæ " Ö® Òâ) Fred is a real jerk. He's rude and obnoxious. ¸£ À³ µÂ Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ±¿ µ°£¬ Ëû ´Ö ³ ÓÖ ÈÇ ÈË Ñá¡£ john ²Þ Ëù I have to go to the john. Wait for me in the car. ÎÒ Òª ÉÏ Ò» ºÅ£¬ ÔÚ ³µ Àï µÈ ÎÒ Ò» Ï¡£ John Hancock Ç© Ãû Put your John Hancock right here. Çë ÔÚ Õâ Àï Ç© Ãû¡£ joy ride ¶µ ·ç We went for a joy ride in Tim's new Corvette. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×ø µÏ Ä· µÄ РCorvette ³µ È¥ ¶µ ·ç¡£ jump the gun ²Ý ÂÊ ÐÐ Ê Don't jump the gun. We have to be patient for a while. ²» Òª ²Ý ÂÊ ÐРʣ¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Ó¦ ÄÍ ÐÄ µÈ Ò» »á ¶ù¡£ junkie Îü ¶¾ Õß The junkie stole some money in order to buy more drugs. Îü ¶¾ Õß Îª ÁË Âò ¸ü ¶à µÄ ¶¾ Æ· ¶ø ͵ Ç®¡£ keep in line ¹Ü Êø He needs to be kept in line. He's too wild. Ëû Ì« Ò° ÁË£¬ Òª ºÃ ºÃ ¹Ü Êø¡£ keep it under wraps ±£ ÃÜ Don't tell anyone about the party. Let's just keep it under wraps. ²» Òª °Ñ Îè »á ¸æ Ëß ÈÎ ºÎ ÈË£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª ±£ ÃÜ¡£ keep one's shirt on ±£ ³Ö Àä ¾² Keep your shirt on. He didn't mean to offend you.That's just the way he talks. ±£ ³Ö Àä ¾²£¬ ÄÇ Ö» ÊÇ Ëû ˵ »° µÄ Ñù ×Ó£¬ Ëû ²¢ ·Ç ÓÐ Òâ Òª ´¥ Å Äã¡£ keep up with the Joneses ºÍ ÁÚ ÈË ½Ð ¾¢ To keep up with the Joneses, Mrs. Smith bought a Ming vase that was bigger and more expensive than theirs. 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knock it off Í£ Ö¹ Knock it off ! I'm trying to get some sleep. ±ð ³³ ÁË£¡ ÎÒ Õý Éè ·¨ ˯ ¾õ ÄØ£¡ knock someone out Èà ÈË ÀÖ ËÀ ÁË She knocked her friends out with the delicious meal she spent all day preparing. Ëý ×¼ ±¸ ÁË Ò» Ìì µÄ ·á Ê¢ ´ó ²Í£¬ Èà Ëý µÄ Åó ÓÑ ³Ô µÃ ´ó ºô ¹ý ñ«¡£ know-it-all Íò Ê ͨ Grace is always correcting other people. She thinks she's a know-it-all. ¸ñ ÀÙ Ë¿ ×Ü ÊÇ ÔÚ ¾À Õý ±ð ÈË£¬ Ëý ¾õ µÃ ×Ô ¼º ÊÇ ¸ö Íò Ê ͨ¡£ knucklehead ɵ ¹Ï You knucklehead! Can't you do anything right? Äã Õâ ɵ ¹Ï£¡ Äã ²» ÄÜ ×ö ¶Ô Ò» ¼þ Ê Â𣿠kooky ¹Å ¹Ö µÄ That man is really kooky. He has fifty-three cats! ÄÇ ¸ö ÈË Õæ ¹Ö£¬ Ëû Ñø ÁË Îå Ê® Èý Ö» 裡 lady-killer ˧ ¸ç He's a real lady-killer. Ëû Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ˧ ¸ç¡£ laid back Ëæ ºÍ µÄ; Çá ËÉ µÄ I really like Kathy. She's laid back and easy to get along with. ÎÒ Õæ ϲ »¶ ¿ Ü磬 Ëý Ëæ ºÍ£¬ ºÃ Ïà ´¦¡£ lay off Í£ Ö¹ Lay off! I don't need you to tell me what to do. ±ð ÔÙ Äî ÁË£¡ ÎÒ ²» Ðè Òª Äã ¸æ Ëß ÎÒ Ôõ ô ×ö£¡ leg, have a hollow leg θ ¿Ú Ææ ´ó; Ôõ ô ³Ô ¶¼ ³Ô ²» ±¥ The way Gary eats, you would think he has a hollow leg. ¿´ ¸ñ À× µÄ ³Ô Ï࣬ Äã »á ÒÔ Îª Ëû Ôõ ô ³Ô ¶¼ ³Ô ²» ±¥¡£ lemon Àà »õ [Ö¸ " È« РµÄ ¶« Î÷ È´ ²» ¶Ï ³ö ë ²¡ "] This car is a real lemon. I've had it for only a year and already it's broken down four times. Õâ ²¿ ³µ ×Ó Õæ À㬠ÎÒ ²Å Âò ÁË Ò» Äê ¾Í »µ ÁË ËÄ ´Î¡£ let someone have it ÈÃ... ºÃ ¿´ Next time I see Rick, I'm going to let him have it. Ï ´Î ÎÒ ¿´ µ½ Àï ¿Ë Ê± Òª Ëû ºÃ ¿´¡£ let the cat out of the bag й ¶ ÃØ ÃÜ; " ´ó ×ì °Í " Janie let the cat out of the bag when she told everybody Henry's secret. Õ² ÄÝ Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ´ó ×ì °Í£¬ Ëý µ½ ´¦ ˵ ºà Àû µÄ ÃØ ÃÜ¡£ let's get the show on the road ¿ª ʼ ×ö Ê That's enough socializing; let's get the show on the road. Or else, we'll be here all night. ½» ¼Ê ¹» ÁË£¬ ¿ª ʼ ×ö Õý Ê °É¡£²» È»£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª Õû Íí ¶¼ ´ý ÔÚ Õâ Àï ÁË¡£ low-life Âä ÆÇ ÁÊ µ¹ µÄ ÈË Chris is such a low-life. He sleeps on the park bench and drink booze all day. ¿Ë Àï ˹ Õæ Âä ÆÇ ÁÊ µ¹£¬ Ëû ˯ ÔÚ ¹« Ô° °å µÊ ÉÏ Õû Ìì ºÈ ¾Æ¡£ luck out ×ß ¹· ÔË [Çá Ãï µÄ Óï Æø] She really lucked out this time. She didn't get caught coming home late. Ëã Ëý Õâ ´Î ×ß ¹· ÔË£¬ Íí »Ø ¼Ò û ±» ´þ µ½¡£ lunch,out to lunch Éñ ¾ ²¡; Éñ ÖÇ ²» Çå Richard stands on his head in the shower. He's really out to lunch. Àï ²é µÂ ÔÚ Ô¡ ÊÒ µ¹ Á¢£¬ Ëû Õæ ÊÇ ÓÐ ²¡¡£ make a federal case out of ¿ä ´ó;С Ìâ ´ó ×÷ Don't make a federal case out of it! You can barely tell that there is a scratch on your car. ±ð С Ìâ ´ó ×÷£¡ Äã µÄ ³µ ×Ó ¿´ ²» ³ö ÓÐ ÈÎ ºÎ ¹Î ºÛ¡£ make a killing ´ó ÓÐ ÊÕ »ñ He made a killing on that deal. I wish I had bought some shares. Ëû ÔÚ ÄÇ ±Ê Éú Òâ ÉÏ ´ó ÓÐ ÊÕ »ñ£¬ Õæ Ï£ Íû µ± ³õ ÎÒ Ò² ¼Ó Èë ÁË¡£ make a mountain out of a molehill С Ìâ ´ó ×÷ I'm tired of listening to John make a mountain out of a molehill. He constantly complains about minor things. ÎÒ ÊÜ ²» ÁË Ô¼ º² С Ìâ ´ó ×÷£¬ Ëû ²» ¶Ï ±§ Ô¹ Ò» Щ ²» ÖØ Òª µÄ Ê¡£ make a scene ³ö ³ó; ³ö Ñó Ïà Don't make a scene! We'll discuss this when we get home. ±ð ÔÚ Õâ Àï ³ö ³ó£¬ Õâ ÎÊ Ìâ ÎÒ ÃÇ »Ø ¼Ò Ô٠̸¡£ make my day ʹ ÎÒ ¸ß ÐË; Èà ÎÒ ºÜ " ˬ " Thanks for the good news. You've made my day. л л Äã µÄ ºÃ Ïû Ï¢£¬ Äã Èà ÎÒ ¾õ µÃ ºÜ ¸ß ÐË make waves ÐË ·ç ×÷ ÀË If my sister finds out about this, she's really going to make waves. ¼Ù Èç ÎÒ Ãà Ãà ·¢ ÏÖ Õâ ¼þ Ê£¬ Ëý ±Ø ¶¨ »á ÐË ·ç ×÷ ÀË¡£ market,in the market for Ïë Âò; »ý ¼« Îï É« People are always in the market for something new and different. ÈË ÃÇ ×Ü Ïë Âò µã ÐÂ Ææ µÄ ¶« Î÷¡£ meddle in ¸É Éæ; ½Á ºÍ Harold asked his boss to stop meddlig in his personal life. º£ ÂÞ µÂ Òª Çó ÀÏ °å ±ð ÔÙ ¸É Éæ Ëû µÄ ˽ Éú »î¡£ mess around ØË »ì We'd better stop messing around. The teacher's coming. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×î ºÃ ±ð ÔÙ »ì ÁË£¬½Ì ʦ À´ ÁË¡£ mind,to give a piece of one's mind Ô𠱸 Sarah gave her husband a piece of her mind when he came home drunk two nights in a row. ɯ À Âî Ëý ÏÈ Éú£¬ Òò Ϊ Ëû Á¬ Ðø Á½ Ò¹ ºÈ ×í »Ø ¼Ò¡£ miss the boat ´í ¹ý Á¼ »ú We really missed the boat this time! That deal would have made us millions. Õâ ´Î ÎÒ ÃÇ Õæ µÄ ´í ʧ Á¼ »ú£¬ Õâ ±Ê ½» Ò× Ô ¿É Èà ÎÒ ÃÇ ×¬ ½ø ¼¸ °Ù Íò µÄ¡£ moolah Ç® I spent all my moolah, now I'm broke. ÎÒ °Ñ Ëù ÓÐ µÄ Ç® »¨ ¹â£¬ ÏÖ ÔÚ ÎÒ ÆÆ ²ú ÁË¡£ mosey along ÏÐ ¹ä We don't have time to mosey along. We're late already! ÎÒ ÃÇ Ã» ʱ ¼ä ÏÐ ¹ä£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ÒÑ ¾ ³Ù ÁË¡£ motor-mouth ˵ »° ÌÏ ÌÏ ²» ¾ø µÄ ÈË Kathy is such a motor-mouth, I can never get a word in. ¿ Üç ˵ Æð »° À´ ÌÏ ÌÏ ²» ¾ø£¬ ÎÒ Ò» ¾ä Ò² ²å ²» ½ø È¥¡£ mouth off ¶¥ ×ì Don't mouth off at me young man! Where are your manners? Äê Çá ÈË ±ð ¶¥ ×죡 Äã µÄ Àñ ò ÄÄ Àï È¥ ÁË£¿ move in on Öð ½¥ ÇÖ Õ¼ Sharon was always trying to move in on Jane's boyfriend. ɯ ÂÚ ×Ü ÊÇ Ïë ÇÖ Õ¼ ¼ò µÄ ÄÐ Åó ÓÑ¡£ Frozen foods have moved in on the market for fresh poultry. Àä ¶³ ʳ Æ· ÒÑ ¾ Öð ½¥ ÇÖ Õ¼ ÁË Ð ÏÊ ¼Ò ÇÝ Èâ Àà ÊÐ ³¡¡£ nerd ÎÞ È¤ µÄ ÈË Jack is such a nerd. All day long he studies. ½Ü ¿Ë Õæ ÎÞ È¤£¬ Õû Ìì Ö» »á Äî Êé¡£ nitty-gritty Õæ Ïà Let's get down to the nitty-gritty. I want to hear what happens next. Èà ÎÒ ÃÇ À´ ¿´ ¿´ Ê ʵ µÄ Õæ Ï࣬ ÎÒ Ïë Öª µÀ ºó À´ ·¢ Éú ÁË Ê² ô Ê¡£ no big deal/no biggie С ÊÂ; û ʲ ô ´ó ²» ÁË It's no big deal going to college, you'll see your parents on the holidays. ÉÏ ´ó ѧ ²» ÊÇ Ê² ô ´ó ²» ÁË µÄ Ê£¬ Äã ¿É ÒÔ ÔÚ ¼Ù ÈÕ ¼û µ½ Äã µÄ ¸¸ ĸ¡£ no can do ²» ÐÐ No can do. My calendar is booked for the next month. ²» ÐУ¬ ÎÒ Ï ¸ö Ô µÄ ¼Æ »® È« ÅÅ Âú ÁË¡£ no good ºÜ Ôã This typewriter is no good. Every time I use it, the ribbon falls out. Õâ ²¿ ´ò ×Ö »ú ºÜ Ô㣬 ÿ ´Î Ò» Ó㬠ɫ ´ø ¾Í µô Ï À´¡£ no kidding ²» Æ Äã No kidding! I knew about it long before you did. ²» Æ Ä㣬 ÎÒ ±È Äã Ôç Öª µÀ¡£ no sweat ²» Âé ·³; û ÎÊ Ìâ No sweat. I'll have the report done for you in an hour. û ÎÊ Ì⣬ ÎÒ »á ÔÚ Ò» С ʱ Ö® ÄÚ Îª Äã ×ö ³ö Õâ ·Ý ±¨ ¸æ¡£ no way Hosey ¾ø ¶Ô ²» ÐÐ [Hosey Ϊ Î÷ °à ÑÀ µÄ ÈË Ãû, ´Ë ´¦ Ö» ×÷ Ѻ ÔÏ ÓÃ] No way Hosey! I'm not going down that alley alone. ¾ø ²» ¸É£¡ÎÒ ¾ø ²» Ò» ¸ö ÈË ×ß ÄÇ Ìõ Ïï ×Ó¡£ not be caugh dead Ï× ³ó; ³ö Ñó Ïà I wouldn't be caught dead in that ugly outfit. ÎÒ ²Å ²» Òª ´© ÄÇ Ñù ÄÑ ¿´ µÄ Ò ·þ ³ö È¥ Ï× ³ó¡£ not by a long shot ¾ø ²» ¿É ÄÜ [long shot Ö¸ ÔÚ " Ò£ Ô¶ ´¦ Éä ¼ý "] There's no way he could have won, not by a long shot. Ëû ¾ø ²» »á Ó® µÄ¡£ number,do a number on Æ; ×÷ ÊÖ ½Å; Íæ »¨ Ñù Susan really did a number on her hair. It looks like an orange porcupine is lying on her head. ËÕ Éº ÔÚ Í· ·¢ ÉÏ ´ó ¶¯ ÊÖ ½Å£¬ ¿´ Æð À´ Ïñ Ö» éÙ ºì É« µÄ ºÀ Öí ÌÉ ÔÚ Ëý Í· ÉÏ¡£ number,have someone's number ÓÐ... µÄ µ× ÅÆ; ¿´ ´© She dare not do anything to me, because I have her number. Ëý ²» ¸Ò ¶Ô ÎÒ Ôõ ô Ñù µÄ£¬ Òò Ϊ ÎÒ ¶Ô Ëý µÄ µ× ÅÆ Ò» Çå ¶þ ³þ¡£ off the hook ÌÓ ÍÑ Áï µô; ²» ÊÜ ·£ I'll let you off the hook this time, but don't be late again. Õâ ´Î ²» ·£ Ä㣬 Ï ´Î ²» Òª ÔÙ ³Ù µ½ ÁË¡£ off the top of one's head ²» ¼Ó ˼ Ë÷; Âí ÉÏ I can't tell you the information off the top of my head, I'll have to look it up. ÎÒ Ã» °ì ·¨ Âí ÉÏ ¸æ Ëß Äã Õâ ¸ö Ïû Ï¢£¬ ÎÒ µÃ ²é Ò» Ï¡£ off-the-wall ¹Å ¹Ö µÄ; Àë Ææ µÄ He said some really off-the-wall things. Where does he come up with them? Ëû ˵ ÁËÒ» Щ ·Ç ³£ Àë Ææ µÄ Ê£¬ Ëû ´Ó ÄÄ Àï Ìý À´ µÄ£¿ okey doke û ÎÊ Ìâ Okey doke, I'll be over in five minutes. û ÎÊ Ì⣬ ÎÒ Îå ·Ö ÖÓ ¾Í À´¡£ on a roll ˳ Àû; ÊÖ Æø ÔË Æø ºÃ Don't stop me now. I'm on a roll. ÏÖ ÔÚ ±ð ½Ð ÎÒ Í££¬ ÎÒ ÊÖ Æø Õý ºÃ¡£ on the dot ×¼ ʱ He arrived on the dot. I was sure he'd be late. ÎÒ ÒÔ Îª Ëû »á ³Ù µ½£¬ Ëû È´ ×¼ ʱ µ½ ÁË¡£ on the right track ×ß ¶Ô · ÁË If you learn ten new vocabulary words every day , you're on the right track to speaking fluent English. Èç ¹û Äã ÿ Ìì ѧ Ê® ¸ö Éú ×Ö£¬ ¾Í ÓРϣ Íû °Ñ Ó¢ Óï ˵ µÃ Á÷ Àû ÁË¡£ out in left field ·è ÁË He's out in left field. Nobody ever understands what he is talking about. Ëû ±Ø ¶¨ ·è ÁË£¬ û ÓÐ ÈË Öª µÀ Ëû ÔÚ Ëµ Щ ʲ ô¡£ out of it ÃÔ ÃÔ ºý ºý; »è »è ³Á ³Á; ÐÄ ²» ÔÚ ÑÉ Sara's always out of it, she has no idea of what goes on in the world today. Èö À ×Ü ÊÇ ÃÔ ÃÔ ºý ºý£¬ ÏÖ ÔÚ ÊÀ ½ç ·¢ Éú ʲ ô Ê Ëý Íê È« ²» Öª µÀ¡£ out of luck ÔË Æø ²» ºÃ You're out of luck, the last bus left half an hour ago. Äã ÔË Æø ²» ºÃ£¬ ×î ºó Ò» °à °Í Ê¿ °ë С ʱ ǰ ¾Í ¿ª ×ß ÁË¡£ out of this world Ì« °ô ÁË; ºÃ ¼« ÁË£¨Ô Òâ Ϊ¡° ·Ç ÈË ¼ä Î£© This food is out of this world. I'll have to get your recipe. Õâ µÀ ²Ë ºÃ ¼« ÁË£¡ ÎÒ Òª Ïò Äã Òª ʳ Æ×¡£ out of whack »µ ÁË This phone is out of whack. You can't dial out. Õâ ²¿ µç »° »µ ÁË£¬ ²¦ ²» ³ö È¥¡£ |
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out on limb ´¦ ¾³ Σ ÏÕ; ½¹ Í· Àà ¶î Sonya left Jimmy out on a limb after she stood him up at the altar. ¼ª Ã× ÔÚ ½á »é Ê¥ ̳ ǰ ¿Õ µÈ Ë÷ ÄÝ ÑÇ (РÄï)£¬ °Ñ Ëû ¼± µÃ ½¹ Í· Àà ¶î¡£ over my dead body ¾ø ²» ¿É ÄÜ; ÐÝ Ïë He asked me if he could take my girlfriend out for a date, but I told him, "Over my dead body! " so he gave up. Ëû ÎÊ ÎÒ ÄÜ ·ñ ºÍ ÎÒ µÄ Å® Åó ÓÑ Ô¼ »á£¬ ÎÒ ¸æ Ëß Ëû£º¡° Äã ÐÝ Ï룡¡± ÓÚ ÊÇ Ëû ¾Í ·Å Æú ÁË¡£ over the hill ×ß Ï ÆÂ Grandpa is over the hill. He can't do as much as he thinks he can. Ò¯ Ò¯ ÒÑ ¾ ÀÏ ÁË£¬ ²» ÄÜ Ëæ ÐÄ Ëù Óû ×ö Ê¡£ overkill ¹ý ·Ý, ¿ä ÕÅ She wore a brand new cocktail dress to an informal afternoon tea party. No wonder everyone accuses her of overkill. Ëý ´© ÁË È« Ð嵀 ¼¦ β ¾Æ Àñ ·þ ²Î ¼Ó ·Ç Õý ʽ µÄ Ï Îç ²è »á£¬ ÄÑ ¹Ö ÿ ¸ö ÈË ¶¼ Âî Ëý Ì« ¿ä ÕÅ ÁË¡£ pain in the neck/ass Áî ÈË ÌÖ Ñá µÄ ÈË »ò Ê Jackie is a real pain in the neck. She's always butting into other people's business. ½à ¿É Õæ ÌÖ Ñᣬ Ëý ×Ü ÊÇ °® ¶à ¹Ü ÏÐ Ê¡£ pan out ³É ¹¦; ×à Ч Unfortunately, this deal did not pan out. I lost a thousand dollars. Õâ ±Ê Éú Òâ ²» ÐÒ Ã» ÓÐ ³É ¹¦£¬ ÎÒ Ëð ʧ ÁË Ò» ǧ Ôª¡£ pants,beat the pants off ´ò µÃ Âä »¨ Á÷ Ë® That team was not very good. We beat the pants off them. The final score was 21-3. ÄÇ Ö§ ¶Ó Îé Õæ À㬠ÎÒ ÃÇ 21 ±È 3 °Ñ Ëû ÃÇ ´ò µÃ Âä »¨ Á÷ Ë®¡£ par for the course ÔÚ Ô¤ ÁÏ ÖÐ When shopping two days before Christmas , there's bound to be large crowds . It's par for the course. Ê¥ µ® ½Ú ǰ Á½ Ìì ¹ä ½Ö Ò» ¶¨ ÊÇ ÈË É½ ÈË º££¬ Õâ ÊÇ Òâ ÁÏ ÖÐ Ê¡£ party-pooper ɨ ÐË µÄ ÈË Don't be such a party-pooper. The night is still young. ±ð Õâ ô ɨ ÐË£¬ Ò¹ Íí ²Å ¸Õ ¿ª ʼ ÄØ£¡ pass out ×í µ¹ ÁË He passed out after three beers. ºÈ ÁË Èý ± Æ¡ ¾Æ Ö® ºó Ëû ¾Í ×í µ¹ ÁË¡£ pass something up ´í ʧ Á¼ »ú You can't pass up this job. This kind of opportunity comes only once in a lifetime. Äã ²» ¿É ÄÜ ´í ¹ý Õâ ¸ö ¹¤ ×÷£¬ Õâ ÖÖ »ú »á Ò» ±² ×Ó ²Å ÓÐ Ò» ´Î¡£ passion ×î °® My big passion in life is dancing. Îè µ¸ ÊÇ ÎÒ Éú »î ÖÐ µÄ ×î °®¡£ passion,have a passion for ÖÓ °®; ÖÐ Òâ Carol has a passion for blue dresses. ¿¨ ÂÞ Ï² °® À¶ É« µÄ Ò ·þ¡£ peanuts ΢ ±¡ µÄ Ç®; Ó¬ Í· С Àû Don't work for Mr. Hooper. The hours are long and the pay is peanuts. ²» Òª Ìæ ¿â °Ø ÏÈ Éú ¹¤ ×÷£¬ ¹¤ ×÷ ʱ ¼ä ¾Ã£¬ ±¨ ³ê ÓÖ ÉÙ¡£ peeve ÈÇ ÄÕ The way Carl acts like he owns the world really peeves me. ¿¨ ¶û ÄÇ ¸± È« ÊÀ ½ç ¶¼ ÊÇ Ëû µÄ Ñù ×Ó Õæ Èà ÎÒ Éú Æø¡£ penny-pincher ½Ú Ê¡ µÄ ÈË Marge is a real penny-pincher. She doesn't spend money unless it is absolutely necessary. Âê ¼ª Õæ ½Ú Ê¡£¬ ³ý ·Ç Õæ µÄ Ðè Òª£¬ ·ñ Ôò Ëý ¾ø ²» »¨ Ç®¡£ pep talk ¹Ä Àø µÄ »° The coach gave his team a pep talk at half time, hoping to lead them to victory. ½Ì Á· ÔÚ °ë ³¡ ʱ ˵ »° ¹Ä Àø Çò Ô±£¬ Ï£ Íû Ëû ÃÇ ÄÜ Ó® Çò¡£ pet peeve ×î Ñá ¶ñ µÄ Ê My biggest pet peeve is the way Seth slurps his soup. It drives me crazy. ÎÒ ÌÖ Ñá µÄ ÊÇ Èû ˹ ºÈ ÌÀ µÄ Ñù ×Ó£¬ ÎÒ ¿´ ÁË »á ·¢ ·è¡£ phony ¼Ù µÄ That cupboard does not open; it's a phony. It's there for decoration. ÄÇ ¸ö ¹ñ ×Ó ´ò ²» ¿ª£¬ ÊÇ ¼Ù µÄ£¬ ÄÇ ÊÇ Óà À´ ×° ÊÎ µÄ¡£ pick someone's brain Çë ½Ì I don't understand any of this medical terminology. Do you mind if I pick your brain since you're so knowledgeable in this area? ÎÒ ¶Ô Õâ ¸ö Ò½ ѧ Êõ Óï Ò» ÎÞ Ëù Öª£¬ Äã ÔÚ Õâ Ò» ·½ Ãæ ºÜ ÔÚ ÐУ¬ ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ Çë ½Ì Ä㣿 pick up the tab ¸¶ ÕÊ It's my turn to pick up the tab. You treated last time. ÏÖ ÔÚ ÂÖ µ½ ÎÒ ¸¶ ÕÊ ÁË£¬ÉÏ ´Î ÊÇ Äã Çë µÄ¡£ piece of cake Çá ËÉ Óä ¿ì µÄ Ê That exam was a piece of cake. My studying really paid off. ¿¼ ÊÔ Õæ ¼ò µ¥£¬ ÎÒ µÄ Óà ¹¦ û ÓÐ °× ·Ñ¡£ piece,get a piece of the action ²Î ¼Ó Ò» ·Ý To get a piece of the action, all you have to do is invest two thousand dollars. Äã ÃÇ Ö» Òª Ͷ ×Ê Á½ ǧ Ôª ¾Í ¿É ²Î ¼Ó Ò» ·Ý¡£ piece,give...a piece of one's mind Í´ Âî Johnny is over three hours late and he hasn't called. I'm going to give him a piece of my mind when he gets home. ÇÇ Äá ÒÑ ¾ ³Ù µ½ ÁË Èý ¸ö С ʱ »¹ û ´ò µç »° À´£¬ Ëû Ò» »Ø ¼Ò ÎÒ Òª ºÃ Âî Ëû Ò» ¶Ù¡£ piece,in one piece È« Éí ¶ø ÍË The villagers escaped from the flood in one piece. Ëù ÓÐ ´å Ãñ ¶¼ ÌÓ ¹ý ÁË Õâ ´Î ºé Ë®£¬ Ò» µã û ÓÐ ÊÜ µ½ ÉË º¦. pig out ÀÇ ÍÌ »¢ ÑÊ We pigged out on potato chips and cookies until our bellies ached. ÎÒ ÃÇ ´ó ³Ô Êí Æ¬ ºÍ ±ý ¸É ³Ô µ½ ¶Ç ×Ó Í´¡£ pissed off Éú Æø I'm really pissed off at Harry. He took the credit for all my work. ÎÒ Êµ ÔÚ ¶Ô ºà Àû ºÜ Éú Æø£¬ ÎÒ Æ´ Ãü ¹¤ ×÷ Ëû È´ ×ø Ïí Æä ³É¡£ pit stop (Ϊ ÉÏ ²Þ Ëù) ÔÝ Í£ Can we make a pit stop? Paula really needs to go to the bathroom. ÔÝ Í£ Ò» Ï ºÃ Â𣿠±¦ À Òª ÉÏ Ï´ ÊÖ ¼ä¡£ plastic ÐÅ Óà ¿¨ I hope they take plastic at this restaurant. I don't have any cash on me. ÎÒ Ï£ Íû Õâ ¼Ò ²Í Ìü ¿É ÒÔ Óà ÐÅ Óà ¿¨£¬ ÎÒ Ã» ´ø ÏÖ ½ð¡£ play dirty Ë£ Õ© The only way that Dan knows how to win is to play dirty. I'm going to vote for Brian instead. µ¤ Ö» »á Óà ˣ Õ© À´ Ó®£¬ ÎÒ Òª Ͷ ²¼ À³ ¶÷ Ò» Ʊ¡£ play games ¸ã ¹í Don't play games with me, Jane. I'm on to your tricks and manipulations. ¼ò£¬ ±ð ¸ú ÎÒ ¸ã ¹í£¬ ÎÒ ¶Ô Äã µÄ ¹î ¼Æ ºÍ ÊÖ ¶Î Ò» Çå ¶þ ³þ¡£ play it by ear ¿´ ×´ ¿ö ÐÐ ÊÂ; ¼û »ú ÐÐ ÊÂ; ×ß ×Å ÇÆ I didn't get the report until just a few minutes ago. I'll have to play it by ear in the meeting today. ¼¸ ·Ö ÖÓ Ç° ÎÒ ²Å Äà µ½ ±¨ ¸æ£¬ ½ñ Ìì µÄ »á Òé Ö» ÓÐ ¼û »ú ÐÐ Ê ÁË¡£ play it safe ½÷ É÷ ÐÐ Ê It's better to play it safe than make a hasty move that we'll regret later on. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×î ºÃ ½÷ É÷ ÐРʣ¬ ±ð ×ö ³ö Ê ºó »á ºó »Ú µÄ ç ײ ÐÐ ¶¯¡£ play second fiddle ¾Ó ´Î λ Jack doesn't like playing second fiddle to anyone. He always strives to be number one. ½Ü ¿Ë ²» ϲ »¶ Êä ¸ø ±ð ÈË£¬ Ëû ´¦ ´¦ ÇÀ µÚ Ò»¡£ poke one's nose into something ¶à ¹Ü ÏÐ Ê Gladys is always poking her nose into other people's business. I don't see how she has time to take care of her own affairs. ¸ñ À³ ÄÝ Ë¿ ×Ü ÊÇ °® ¹Ü ÏРʣ¬ ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ Ëý Ôõ ô »á ÓРʱ ¼ä ´¦ Àí ×Ô ¼º µÄ Ê¡£ polish off ÀÇ ÍÌ »¢ ÑÊ; ³Ô ¹â We were so hungry that we polished off mom's apple pie in ten minutes. ÎÒ ÃÇ ¶ö ËÀ ÁË£¬ Ê® ·Ö ÖÓ ¾Í °Ñ Âè Âè µÄ Æ» ¹û ±ý ³Ô µÃ ¾« ¹â¡£ poo Ôã ÁË Oh poo! I forgot to mail the letter I wrote last night. Ôã ÁË£¡ ÎÒ Íü ÁË ¼Ä ³ö ×ò Íí д ºÃ µÄ ÐÅ¡£ pooped out ÀÛ »µ ÁË I'm pooped out. We must have jogged five miles today. ÎÒ ÀÛ »µ ÁË£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ½ñ Ìì ¿Ï ¶¨ ÅÜ ÁË Îå Àï · ÁË¡£ pop one's cork ´ó ·¢ Æ¢ Æø I've never seen Treesa pop her cork before. I always thought she was a very laid back person. ÎÒ Ã» ¼û ¹ý ÌØ Àö ɯ ·¢ Æ¢ Æø£¬ ÎÒ Ò» Ö± ÒÔ Îª Ëý ÊÇ ¸ö ºÃ ºÃ С ½ã¡£ potluck ¾Û ²Í[¸÷ ¼Ò ´ø Ò» µÀ ²Ë µÄ ¾Û ²Í ·½ ʽ] We're having a potluck Friday night, so bring a dish to pass. ÐÇ ÆÚ Îå Íí ÉÏ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª ¾Û ²Í£¬ ´ø Ò» µÀ ²Ë À´ ²Î ¼Ó °É£¡ pour money down the drain ÂÒ »¨ Ç® Fran is always buying things that she has no use for. I don't see how she can pour money down the drain like that. ¸£ À¼ ×Ü ÊÇ Âò û ÓÐ Óà µÄ ¶« Î÷£¬ ÎÒ ²» Öª µÀ Ëý Ϊ ʲ ô ÄÇ Ñù ÂÒ »¨ Ç®¡£ powwow ÌÖ ÂÛ The manager would like to have a powwow with you today to discuss your project. ¾ Àí Ï£ Íû ½ñ Ìì ºÍ Äã ̸ ̸ Äã µÄ ¼Æ »®¡£ pronto Á¢ ¿Ì; Âí ÉÏ (Ô´ ×Ô Î÷ °à ÑÀ ÎÄ) Give me that report pronto! I needed it yesterday. Á¢ ¿Ì °Ñ ±¨ ¸æ ¸ø ÎÒ£¡ ÎÒ Æä ʵ ×ò Ìì ¾Í Òª ÁË¡£ psych oneself up Õñ ·Ü ¾« Éñ; ʹ ×Ô ¼º ½ø Èë ×´ ̬ Before each performance, Beth listens to classical music to psych herself up for the concert. ÿ ´Î Òô ÀÖ »á ±í ÑÝ Ö® ǰ£¬ ±´ Ë¿ Ìý ¹Å µä Òô ÀÖ À´ ʹ ×Ô ¼º ½ø Èë ×´ ̬¡£ pull a fast one ÆÛ Æ He tried to pull a fast one on us, but we caught on before he got away with it. Ëû Ïë ÆÛ Æ ÎÒ ÃÇ£¬ µ« ÔÚ Ëû Òõ ı µÃ ³Ñ ǰ ¾Í ±» ÎÒ ÃÇ ´þ µ½ ÁË¡£ pull it off / make it ³É ¹¦ We weren't sure the business would survive past the first month,but we pulled it off. ÎÒ ÃÇ ²¢ ²» È· ¶¨ Éú Òâ »á °¾ ¹ý µÚ Ò» ¸ö Ô£¬ È» ¶ø ÎÒ ÃÇ È´ °¾ ¹ý À´ ÁË¡£ pull rank °Ú ³ö ¸ß ×Ë Ì¬ Don't try to pull rank on me. We're all equals here. ±ð ¶Ô ÎÒ °Ú ¸ß ×Ë Ì¬£¬ Õâ Àï ÈË ÈË Æ½ µÈ¡£ pull someone's leg ¿ª ij ÈË µÄ Íæ Ц He told me he was only twenty years old. I think he was pulling my leg. Ëû ¸æ Ëß ÎÒ Ëû ²Å ¶þ Ê® Ë꣬ ÎÒ Ïë Ëû ÔÚ ¿ª ÎÒ Íæ Ц¡£ pull strings ÔË Óà ¹Ø ϵ [Ô´ ×Ô " À ľ ż µÄ Ïß "] He pulled some strings and managed to get us front row seats for the concert. Ëû ÔË Óà ¹Ø ϵ Ìæ ÎÒ ÃÇ Äà µ½ Òô ÀÖ »á µÚ Ò» ÅÅ µÄ λ ×Ó¡£ pull the plug on ²» ÔÙ Ö§ ³Ö [Ô Òâ Ϊ"°Î µô"] If the ratings don't go up soon, they are going to pull the plug on this show. Èç ¹û ÊÕ ÊÓ ÂÊ ²» ¿ì µã ÉÏ Éý£¬ Ëû ÃÇ ¾Í ²» ÔÙ Ö§ ³Ö Õâ ¸ö ½Ú Ä¿ ÁË¡£ pull the wool over someone's eyes ÃÉ Æ She tried to pull the wool over his eyes,but he didn't fall for it. Ëý Ïë ÃÉ Æ Ëû£¬ Ëû È´ û ÉÏ µ±¡£ pump iron ¾Ù ÖØ You can really tell that Paul has been pumping iron recently. He works out everyday after work. Äã ¿É ÒÔ ¿´ ³ö ±£ ÂÞ ×î ½ü Ò» Ö± ÔÚ ¾Ù ÖØ£¬ Ëû ÿ Ìì Ï °à ºó ¶¼ ³ö È¥ ×ö ÔË ¶¯¡£ pump up, psyche up ʹ ÐË ·Ü Everyone on campus is pumped up about Saturday's big game. The winning team will get the national title. У Ô° Àï ´ó ¼Ò ¶¼ ¶Ô ÐÇ ÆÚ Áù µÄ ´ó Èü ÐË ·Ü ²» ÒÑ, Ó® µÄ ¶Ó Îé ½« ÊÇ È« ¹ú ¹Ú ¾ü¡£ punch line ºÃ Ц µÄ ²¿ ·Ö I can't tell the joke. I forgot the punch line. ÎÒ ÎÞ ·¨ ˵ Õâ ¸ö Ц »°£¬ ÎÒ Íü ÁË µ± ÖÐ ×î ºÃ Ð¦ µÄ ²¿ ·Ö¡£ |
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punch someone's lights out Í´ ´ò If you tell anybody the secret I told you, I'll punch your lights out. Èç ¹û Äã ¸æ Ëß ±ð ÈË ÎÒ ¶Ô Äã Ëù ˵ µÄ ÃØ ÃÜ£¬ ÎÒ »á °Ñ Äã µÄ ÑÛ ¾¦ ¶¼ ´ò ³ö À´¡£ push around ÆÛ ¸º Don't try to push me around! ±ð Ïë ÆÛ ¸º ÎÒ£¡ push comes to shove Ê ̬ ÑÏ ÖØ When push comes to shove, only your true friends will still stand by you. µ± Ê ̬ ÑÏ ÖØ ʱ£¬ Ö» ÓÐ Õæ Õý µÄ Åó ÓÑ »¹ »á Ö§ ³Ö Äã¡£ push one's button ÈÇ »ð; ¼¤ Å Nobody makes me as mad as Dave does. He really knows how to push my buttons. û ÓÐ ÈË Ïñ ´ó ÎÀ ÄÇ Ñù Èà ÎÒ Éú Æø¡£Ëû Õæ Öª µÀ Ôõ ô ÈÇ ÎÒ ·¢ »ð¡£ pushover ÈÝ Ò× Ê¹ »½ µÄ ÈË; ºÃ ºÃ ÏÈ Éú Tiffany is such a pushover. She'll do anything anybody tells her to do. Ëþ ¸¥ ÄÝ Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö ÈÝ Ò× Ê¹ »½ µÄ ÈË£¬ Ëý Ò» Ìì µ½ Íí ±» ÈË Ç£ ×Å ±Ç ×Ó ×ß¡£ pussycat ¹Ô С è Don't mind Larry. He won't hurt you, he's a pussycat. ±ð µ£ ÐÄ À³ È𣬠Ëû ²» »á ÉË º¦ Ä㣬 Ëû ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ¹Ô С è¡£ put a move on Ìô ¶º He tried to put the moves on her, but she turned him down. Ëû Ïë Òª Ìô ¶º Ëý£¬ µ« Ëý ²» ¼Ù ÒÔ ´Ç É«¡£ put away ´ó ³Ô ´ó ºÈ I've never seen anybody put away so much food and still look so thin. ÎÒ ´Ó δ ¼û Õâ ô »á ³Ô µÄ ÈË »¹ Õâ ô ÊÝ¡£ put on airs °Ú ¼Ü ×Ó I can't stand Mary. She's always putting on airs because she thinks she's better than everybody else. ÎÒ Êµ ÔÚ ÊÜ ²» ÁË Âê Àö£¬ Ëý ÀÏ °Ú ¼Ü ×Ó£¬ Òò Ϊ Ëý ×Ô ÒÔ Îª ±È ±ð ÈË ºÃ¡£ put one's ass on the line Á½ Àß ²å µ¶; ²» ϧ Ò» ÇÐ I put my ass on the line for you. I know you'll do the same for me someday. ÎÒ Îª Äã Á½ Àß ²å µ¶£¬ ÎÒ Öª µÀ ½« À´ Äã Ò² »á Ϊ ÎÒ Õâ ô ×ö¡£ put one's finger on something È· ÇÐ ÈÏ ³ö I can't put my finger on it, but I know I've seen you before. ÎÒ Öª µÀ ÎÒ Ôø ¾ ¼û ¹ý Ä㣬 µ« ¼Ç ²» Æð µ½ µ× ÊÇ ÔÚ Ê² ô µØ ·½¡£ put one's foot in one's mouth ÂÒ Ëµ »° ÈÇ Âé ·³ Wally is always saying such stupid thing. He has a real talent for putting his foot in his mouth. ά Àû ×Ü ÊÇ Ëµ Õâ Ñù µÄ ɵ »°£¬ Ëû Õæ ÓÐ ÈÇ Ê Éú ·Ç µÄ ±¾ Ê¡£ put one's money where one's mouth is ˵ µ½ ×ö µ½ If you're so sure of yourself, why don't you put your money where your mouth is. Èç ¹û Äã ¶Ô ×Ô ¼º ÄÇ Ã´ ÓÐ °Ñ ÎÕ£¬ Ϊ ʲ ô Äã ²» ÄÜ Ëµ µ½ ×ö µ½ ÄØ£¿ put one's two cents in Ìá ¹© ¸ö ÈË ½ö ÓÐ µÄ, ΢ ²» ×ã µÀ µÄ ×Ê Ô´ Carrie always puts her two cents in. Sometimes her advice is helpful. ¿ Èð ×Ü ÊÇ Ìá ¹© Ëý ½ö ÓÐ µÄ£¬ ÓРʱ ºò Ëý µÄ ½¨ Òé »¹ Õæ ¹Ü Óᣠput someone on the spot Èà ÈË Îª ÄÑ Don't put me on the spot like this. You know I can't give you confidential information. ±ð Õâ Ñù Èà ÎÒ Îª ÄÑ£¬ Äã Öª µÀ ÎÒ ²» ÄÜ ¸ø Äã »ú ÃÜ ×Ê ÁÏ µÄ¡£ put someone out Ìæ ÈË Ôö ¼Ó Âé ·³ Please don't go to so much trouble. I don't want to put you out. Çë ²» Òª ·Ñ ÄÇ Ã´¶à ¹¤ ·ò£¬ ÎÒ ²» Ïë Ôö ¼Ó Äã µÄ Âé ·³¡£ put someone up Áô ËÞ I can put you up for a couple of days.My apartment is big enough for two people. Äã ¿É ÒÔ ÔÚ ÎÒ Õâ Àï ס ¼¸ Ìì, ÎÒ µÄ ¹« Ô¢ ¿É ÒÔ ×¡ Á½ ¸ö ÈË¡£ put up with someone / something ÈÌ ÊÜ How do you put up with all her annoying habits? Äã Ôõ ô ¿É ÒÔ ÈÌ ÊÜ Ëý ÄÇ Ð© ÌÖ Ñá µÄ Ï° ¹ß£¿ put something on the line Åâ ÉÏ; ²» ϧ I'd gladly put my reputation on the line for you. You're my closest friend. ÎÒ Ô¸ Òâ Ϊ Äã Åâ ÉÏ ÎÒ µÄ Ãû Óþ£¬ Äã ÊÇ ÎÒ ×î ºÃ µÄ Åó ÓÑ¡£ put-down Ðß Èè, ±á Ëð I've had enough of your put-downs. You are not perfect either. ÎÒ ÊÜ ¹» ÁË Äã µÄ Ðß È裬 Äã Ò² ºÃ ²» µ½ ÄÇ Àï È¥¡£ quickie ´Ò æ µÄ; ¿ì µÄ I'm running late. I only have time for a quickie shower. ÎÒ ÃÇ ³Ù µ½ ÁË£¬ Ö» ºÃ ³å ¸ö ¿ì Ôè¡£ racket ·Ç ·¨ ÐÐ Òµ, " ¹Ò Ñò Í· Âô ¹· Èâ " Mr. Howard's racket was selling broken vacuum cleaners. »ô »ª µÂ ÏÈ Éú Âô »µ µÄ Îü ³¾ Æ÷ ÆÛ Æ ¹Ë ¿Í¡£ The police are determined to break up the racket. ¾¯ ·½ ¾ö ÐÄ ´ò »÷ Õâ ¸ö ·Ç ·¨ ÐÐ Òµ¡£ rag Àà ±¨ The National Enquirer is a real rag. National Enquirer Õæ ÊÇ Ò» ·Ý ´ó Àà ±¨¡£ rain check ¸Ä Ìì ÔÙ ×ö I can't make it to dinner tonight because I already made other plans. Can I have a rain check though? ÎÒ ½ñ Íí ÓÐ Ê ²» ÄÜ È¥ ³Ô Íí ·¹£¬ ¸Ä Ìì ÔÙ ³Ô ºÃ ²» ºÃ£¿ rain on someone's parade ɨ ÐË Today is Janie's birthday. Don't rain on her parade. ½ñ Ìì ÊÇ Õ² ÄÝ µÄ Éú ÈÕ£¬ ±ð ɨ Ëý µÄ ÐË¡£ rap Ò» ÖÖ Àà ËÆ " ˳ ¿Ú Áï " µÄ ÀÊ ËÐ, ¿É Åä ÉÏ Òô ÀÖ, Îè µ¸, °Ë Ê® Äê ´ú ÔÚ ÃÀ ¹ú ºÚ ÈË ÉÙ Äê ÖÐ Á÷ ÐÐ Do you like rap music? I have trouble understanding the words. Äã ϲ »¶ ˵ ³ª Òô ÀÖ Â𣿠ÎÒ Ìý ²» Ì« ¶® Æä ÖÐ µÄ ¸è ´Ê¡£ rap sheet ·¸ ×ï ¼Ç Â¼; ǰ ¿Æ This isn't his first offense. He has a rap sheet a mile long. Õâ ²» ÊÇ Ëû µÚ Ò» ´Î ·¸ × Ëû ǰ ¿Æ ÀÛ ÀÛ¡£ raw deal ±° ±É µÄ ÐРΪ What a raw deal! I deserve the promotion more than he does. ±° ±É£¡ ÎÒ ±È Ëû ¸ü Ó¦ ¸Ã Éý Ö°¡£ read my lips ×¢ Òâ Ìý Read my lips. I don't like broccoli. ×¢ Òâ Ìý£¬ ÎÒ ²» ϲ »¶ »¨ Ò¬ ²Ë¡£ read someone like a book Êì Ϥ ij ÈË We're known each other so long that I can read her like a book. ÎÒ ÃÇ ÈÏ Ê¶ ºÃ ¾Ã ÁË£¬ ÎÒ ¶Ô Ëý Ò» Çå ¶þ ³þ¡£ red carpet ¡ ÖØ »¶ Ó [Ô Òâ Ϊ " ºì µØ ̺ "] Bring out the red carpet, the governor is coming to town. ÖÝ ³¤ ½ø ³Ç ÁË£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª ¡ ÖØ »¶ Ó¡£ red tape ¹Ù Ñù ÎÄ ÕÂ; ·³ Ëö µÄ ³Ì Ðò I need this information as soon as possible. See if you can cut through the red tape. ÎÒ Òª ¾¡ ¿ì Äà Õâ ·Ý ÎÄ ¼þ£¬ ¿´ ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ Ëõ ¶Ì Éê Çë µÄ ³Ì Ðò¡£ red-letter day ´ó ÈÕ ×Ó This is a red-letter day for Susan, she made her first sale to a very important client. ½ñ Ìì ÊÇ ËÕ Éº µÄ ´ó ÈÕ ×Ó£¬ Ëý ºÍ Ò»¸ö ÖØ Òª ¿Í »§ ×ö ³É ÁË µÚ Ò» ±Ê Éú Òâ¡£ retard °× ³Õ What a retard! She can't do anything right. Ëý Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö °× ³Õ£¡ ʲ ô ¶¼ ×ö ²» ºÃ¡£ rev up ´Ì ¼¤; Õñ ·Ü This party is pretty dead. We need to rev it up a little. Õâ ¸ö Îè »á ËÀ Æø ³Á ³Á£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ µÃ °Ñ Æø ·Õ ³´ ÈÈ¡£ right off the bat Á¢ ¿Ì I was all prepared to put up a fight, but she gave in right off the bat. ÎÒ Õý ×¼ ±¸ ºÍ Ëý ´ó ´ò Ò» ³¡£¬µ« ÊÇ Ëý Âí ÉÏ ¾Í Ͷ ½µ ÁË¡£ right up there ²» ÑÇ ÓÚ; ²¢ ¼Ý Æë Çý Her name is right up there with all the other big shots. Ëý µÄ Ãû ×Ö ºÍ Æä Ëû ´ó ÈË Îï Ò» Ñù Ïì ÁÁ¡£ ring off the hook µç »° Áå Éù ²» ¶Ï I couldn't get any work done this morning because the phone kept ringing off the hook. ½ñ Ìì Ôç ÉÏ µç »° Ò» Ö± Ïì ¸ö ²» Í££¬ ÎÒ Ê² ô Ê ¶¼ ²» ÄÜ ×ö¡£ ripoff Æ ÈË µÄ ¶« Î÷ What a ripoff! The new toaster oven I bought doesn't work. Õæ ÊÇ ¸ö Æ ÈË »õ£¡ ÎÒ Ð Âò µÄ ¿¾ Ïä ²» ÄÜ Óᣠrock the boat ×Ô ÕÒ Âé ·³ Don't rock the boat. Things are fine just the way they are. ±ð ×Ô ÕÒ Âé ·³ ÁË£¬ Ê Çé Õâ Ñù ¾Í ¹» ºÃ ÁË¡£ roll with the punches Äæ À´ ˳ ÊÜ You have to roll with the punches if you want to survive in this business. Èç ¹û Äã Òª ÔÚ Õâ Ò» ÐÐ Éú ´æ Ï ȥ µÄ »°£¬ ¾Í µÃ Äæ À´ ˳ ÊÜ¡£ room,no room to talk û ÓÐ ×Ê ¸ñ ½² »° Mary said,"I hate it when people are late to work." Bertha said," Mary, you have no room to talk! " Âê Àö ˵£º¡° ÎÒ ÌÖ Ñá ÈË ¼Ò ÉÏ °à ³Ù µ½¡£¡± °Ø ɯ ˵£ºÂê Àö£¬Äã û ÓÐ ×Ê ¸ñ ½² »°¡£¡± round up ¼¯ ºÏ Round everybody up. It's time for our business meeting. ½Ð ´ó ¼Ò ¼¯ ºÏ£¬ ¿ª »á ʱ ¼ä µ½ ÁË¡£ rub elbows ½» ¼Ê; ½Ó ´¥ It's important for you to go to these parties and rub elbows with everyone. That's how contacts are made. ²Î ¼Ó Õâ Щ Ñç »á ½» ¼Ê ÊÇ ºÜ ÖØ Òª µÄ£¬ ¹Ø ϵ ¾Í ÊÇ Õâ Ñù ½¨ Á¢ Æð À´ µÄ¡£ rub it in »ð ÉÏ ¼Ó ÓÍ You don't have to rub it in. I already feel bad enough as it is. Äã ²» Òª ÔÙ »ð ÉÏ ¼Ó ÓÍ ÁË£¬ ÎÒ ÒÑ ¾ ¹» ÄÑ ¹ý µÄ¡£ run something by again ÖØ ¸´ Can you run that by again? I didn't quite understand your last point. Çë Ô٠˵ Ò» ±é ºÃ Â𣿠×î ºó Ò» µã ÎÒ Ìý ²» Ì« ¶®¡£ run,give the run around to ¶µ Ȧ ×Ó, Ó¦ ¸¶ Martha doesn't want to go to the dance with Tom , so every time he asks her about it, she gives him the run around. Âê Èö ²» Ïë ºÍ ÌÀ Ä· È¥ ÄÇ ¸ö Îè »á£¬ Òò ´Ë ÿ ´Î Ëû Ñû Ëý È¥£¬ Ëý ¾Í ¶µ Ȧ ×Ó¡£ Russian roulette Íæ Ãü µÄ Ê [Ô Òâ Ϊ " ¶í ÂÞ Ë¹ ÂÖ ÅÌ "] Drinking and driving is like playing Russian roulette. ¾Æ ºó ¿ª ³µ ¼ò Ö± ÊÇ Íæ Ãü¡£ sappy ÃÒ ÃÒ Ö® Òô This is such a stupid song. How can you listen to sappy music like this? Õâ Õæ ÊÇ Ò» Ê× Àà ¸è£¬ Äã Ôõ ô »á Ìý Õâ Ñù µÄ ÃÒ ÃÒ Ö® Òô ÄØ£¿ say what Äã ˵ ʲ ô? Say What? I didn't hear what you said. Äã ˵ ʲ ô£¿ ÎÒ Ã» Ìý µ½¡£ says who Ë Ëµ µÄ [²» Ïà ÐÅ µÄ Óï Æø] This outfit doesn't match? Says who? Õâ Ì× Ò ·þ ²» Ïà Å䣿 Ë Ëµ µÄ£¿ scam Æ ¾Ö The accountant thought he had a clever scam to steal money from his company, but his boss found out. »á ¼Æ Ïë ´Ó ¹« ˾ Æ Ç®£¬ È´ ±» ÀÏ °å ·¢ ÏÖ ÁË¡£ scare the daylights out of / scare the shit out of someone ÏÅ ËÀ ÁË Don't sneak up behind me like that. You scared the daylights out of me. ²» Òª ´Ó ºó Ãæ Í» È» ÏÅ ÎÒ£¬ Äã °Ñ ÎÒ ÏÅ ËÀ ÁË¡£ scared stiff ÏÅ ËÀ ÁË That was a great horror movie.I was scared stiff. ÄÇ ²¿ ¿Ö ²À µç Ó° Õæ °ô£¬ °Ñ ÎÒ ÏÅ ËÀ ÁË¡£ scatterbrain ÐÄ ²» ÔÚ ÑÉ; ÃÔ ºý What a scatterbrain! She forgot to plug in the coffee-maker. Õæ ÊÇ ÃÔ ºý£¡ Ëý Íü ÁË ¸ø ¿§ ·È ºø ²å µç¡£ schmuch ÌÖ Ñá ¹í Ken is a real schmuck. That's why nobody likes him. |
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