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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! 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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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All his affairs are up in the air. ²é ¶û ˹ Ϊ ºÎ ÄÇ Ñù ´Ò ´Ò Àë È¥£¿ Ëû µÄ Ê Çé ¶¼ »¹ û ÓÐ ¸ã ¶¨ ÄØ¡£ up shit creek ²Ò Ùâ Ùâ If mom catches you smoking in the house, You'll be up shit creek. Èç ¹û Äã ÔÚ ¼Ò Àï ³é ÑÌ Èà Âè ´þ µ½£¬ Äã ¾Í ²Ò ÁË¡£ up to here ÊÜ ¹» ÁË I've had it up to here with all your complaining. If you hate your job that much,just quit. ÎÒ Ìý ¹» ÁË Äã µÄ ±§ Ô¹£¬ Òª ÊÇ Äã ÄÇ Ã´ ºÞ Äã µÄ ¹¤ ×÷£¬ ÄÇ ¾Í ´Ç µô Ëã ÁË¡£ up,on the up and up ³Ï ʵ ¿É ¿¿ I checked out his story; he's on the up and up. ÎÒ ²é ¹ý Ëû µÄ ×Ê ÁÏ£¬ Ëû ³Ï ʵ ¿É ¿¿¡£ uppity ×Ô Ãü ²» ·² Don't be so uppity. You don't think we're good enough for you? ²» Òª ÄÇ Ã´ ×Ô ÒÔ Îª ÁË ²» Æð£¬ Äã ÈÏ Îª ÎÒ ÃÇ Åä ²» ÉÏ Äã Â𣿠use one's head ¶¯ ÄÔ ½î If you'd use your head once in a while, you wouldn't get into such messes. Èç ¹û Äã ÉÔ Î¢ ¶¯ Ò» Ï ÄÔ ½î µÄ »°£¬ Ê Çé ¾Í ²» »á Õâ ô Ò» ÍÅ Ôã¡£ öwalk out on ¶ª ¿ª ²» ¹Ü You can't walk out on me; I really need your help. Äã ²» ÄÜ ¶ª Ï ÎÒ ²» ¹Ü£¬ ÎÒ Õý Ðè Òª Äã µÄ °ï Öú¡£ washed up / all washed up 1.ÍêÁË 2.½ä ¶¾(=clean) 1. I'm all washed up. I haven't been able to come up with a new invention in over a year. ÎÒ È« Íê ÁË£¬ Õû Õû Ò» Äê ¶¼ û ÓРР·¢ Ã÷¡£ 2. Don't worry. He's already washed up. ±ð µ£ ÐÄ£¬Ëû ÒÑ ¾ ½ä ¶¾ ÁË¡£ way back ºÃ ¾Ã ÒÔ Ç° We've been friends since way back. ÎÒ ÃÇ ÀÏ Ôç ¾Í ÊÇ ºÃ Åó ÓÑ ÁË¡£ weirdo ¹Ö Îï There's a weirdo in my neighborhood who always talks to himself as if he's having an argument,I think he's really sick. ÎÒ ¸ô ±Ú ÄÇ ¸ö ¹Ö Îï ¾ ³£ ×Ô ÑÔ ×Ô Óï ºÃ Ïñ ºÍ ÈË Õù ±ç Ò» Ñù£¬ ÎÒ Ïë Ëû Õæ µÄ ÓÐ ²¡¡£ what's his name ²» Öª Ãû µÄ С ×Ó Tell what's his name to run an errand for me. ¸æ Ëß ÄÇ Ð¡ ×Ó Ìæ ÎÒ ×ö ¼þ Ê¡£ what's up Èç ºÎ? Ôõ Ñù? Hi! I haven't seen you around in a while. What's up? ºÃ ¾Ã ²» ¼û£¬ ½ü À´ Èç ºÎ£¿ whatchamacallit ½Ð ²» ³ö Ãû ×Ö µÄ ¶« Î÷ [Ô´ ×Ô "what you may call it"] Bring me the whatchamacallit so I can loose this bolt. °Ñ ÄÇ ¶« Î÷ Äà ¸ø ÎÒ£¬ ÎÒ Òª ·Å ËÉ Õâ ¸ö ÂÝ Ë¿¡£ where it's at/where the action is ºÃ Íæ µÄ µØ ·½ If you're looking for a good time, ask Tim. He knows where the action is. Èç ¹û Äã Ïë ´ó Íæ ¶ù Ò» ͨ£¬È¥ ÎÊ ¼ª Ã×£¬ Ëû Öª µÀ ÄÄ Àï ºÃ Íæ¡£ willies ë ¹Ç 㤠Ȼ Watching horror movies gives me the willies. ¿´ ¿Ö ²À µç Ó° Èà ÎÒ Ã« ¹Ç 㤠Ȼ¡£ wimp Èí ¹Ç Í· "; û Óà µÄ ¼Ò »ï Harold is a real wimp. He lets everbody take advantage of him. º£ ÂÞ µÂ Õæ û Ó㬠ÿ ¸ö ÈË ¶¼ ¿É ÒÔ Õ¼ Ëû µÄ ±ã ÒË¡£ wind something up ½á Êø We'd better wind this meeting up. It's getting pretty late. ÎÒ ÃÇ ×î ºÃ ½á Êø Õâ ¸ö »á Ò飬 ÏÖ ÔÚ ÒÑ ¾ ºÜ Íí ÁË¡£ wing / ad-lib ¼´ ÐË ×÷ Don't worry, you'll be great. If you forget a line, just wing it! ±ð µ£ ÐÄ£¬ Äã ºÜ °ô£¬ Èç ¹û Äã Íü ÁË ´Ê£¬ ¾Í Ëæ ¿Ú ±à °É£¡ wishy-washy ½Å ̤ Á½ Ìõ ´¬; ÓÌ Ô¥ ²» ¾ö Don't be so wishy-washy. You have to take a stand one way or the other. ±ð ÔÙ ÓÌ Ô¥ ²» ¾ö ÁË£¬ Äã ±Ø Ðë ÓÐ Ëù Ñ¡ Ôñ¡£ word,in every sense of the word ²» ÕÛ ²» ¿Û µÄ; µØ µØ µÀ µÀ µÄ Sherly is a professional in every sense of the word. Ñ© Àö ÊÇ ¸ö µØ µØ µÀ µÀ µÄ ר ¼Ò¡£ words,run out of words ÎÞ »° ¿É ˵ He talked easily with most people, but around Jane he often ran out of words and was silent. Ëû ¿É ÒÔ Çá ËÉ µØ Óë ¶à Êý ÈË ÁÄ Ì죬 µ« ÊÇ Ò» Åö µ½ ¼ò£¬ ¾Í Ò» ¾ä »° Ò² ˵ ²» ³ö À´ ÁË¡£ words, take the words out of someone's mouth ˵ ³ö ±ð ÈË ÐÄ ÖÐ µÄ »°; Õý ÖÐ Ï »³ When Sally said she was tired of homework, she took the words right out of my mouth. Èû Àö ˵ ²» Ïë ×ö ¹¦ ¿Î ʱ£¬ Õý ˵ ÖÐ ÁË ÎÒ µÄ ÐÄ Ê¡£ work one's tail off ¾¡ Á¦ ¶ø Ϊ I worked my tail off on this project. The boss better appreciate it. ÎÒ ·Ñ ¾¡ ÐÄ Ñª ×ö Õâ Ïî ¼Æ »®£¬ Ï£ Íû ÀÏ °å ÄÜ ÐÀ ÉÍ¡£ work out ÔË ¶¯; ×ö Ìå ²Ù Jill works out for forty-five minutes every morning. ¼ª ¶û ÿ Ìì Ôç ÉÏ ÔË ¶¯ ËÄ Ê® Îå ·Ö ÖÓ¡£ work something out °Ñ ij Ê ×ö ³É I'm sure we can work this out. There are only a few details that need to be ironed out. ÎÒ ±£ Ö¤ ÎÒ ÃÇ ¿É ÒÔ °Ñ Õâ ¼þ Ê Çé ×ö ³É£¬ ÏÖ ÔÚ Ö» Ê£ Ò» Щ ϸ ½Ú Òª ½â ¾ö¡£ world-class ÊÀ ½ç ¼¶ Ë® ×¼ This is a world-class hotel. All the important people stay here when they're in town. Õâ ÊÇ ¼Ò ÊÀ ½ç ¼¶ Âà ¹Ý£¬ ´ó ÈË Îï À´ ¶¼ ס ÔÚ Õâ Àï¡£ worry wart è½ ÈË ÓÇ Ìì µÄ ÈË Don't be such a worry wart, you have to learn how to relax. ±ð è½ ÈË ÓÇ Ìì ÁË£¬Äã Òª ѧ »á ¿´ ¿ª Ò» µã¡£ wrap up / wind up Íê ³É Let's wrap this up in the next five minutes so we can all go home. ÎÒ ÃÇ Óà Îå ·Ö ÖÓ ×ö Í꣬ ¾Í ¿É ÒÔ »Ø ¼Ò ÁË¡£ write off ½á Êø; È¡ Ïû The restaurant owner finally wrote off his failing business and sold the property to a washateria. Õâ ¼Ò ²Í Ìü Éú Òâ ʧ °Ü£¬ ÖÕ ÓÚ ½á Êø Óª Òµ£¬ ¶¥ ¸ø ÁË Ò» ¼Ò Ï´ Ò µê¡£ you can't win 'em all ²» ¿É ÄÜ Ã¿ Ïî ¶¼ Ó® Don't worry, you'll get them next time. You can't win 'em all! ±ð ÄÑ ¹ý£¬ Ï ´Î Äã »á ³É ¹¦£¬ Äã ²» ¿É ÄÜ Ã¿ Ïî ¶¼ Ó® µÄ Â you'd better believe something ²» ±Ø ˵; ±Ø ¶¨ Do I cook? You'd better believe I do. ÎÒ »á Öó ²Ë Â𣿠ÄÇ »¹ Óà ˵£¡ Youck / youcky ÄÑ ³Ô This meal tastes youcky! Who burned it? Õâ µÀ ²Ë Õæ ÄÑ ³Ô£¡ Ë ÉÕ µÄ£¿ zero in ¼¯ ÖÐ ×¢ Òâ Á¦ To figure out what the problem is, we're going to have to zero in on this area. Ϊ ÁË Òª ÕÒ ³ö ÎÊ Ìâ Ëù ÔÚ£¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ±Ø Ðë ¼¯ ÖÐ ×¢ Òâ Á¦ ÔÚ Õâ Ò» µã ÉÏ¡£ zone out ±Ü ¿ª; ¸ô µô Living in New York city, you learn how to zone out the noises around you. ס ÔÚ Å¦ Ô¼£¬ Äã ±Ø Ðë ѧ »á ¶Ô ÖÜ Î§ µÄ Ôë Òô Ìý ¶ø ²» ÎÅ¡£ zonk out ½î Æ£ Á¦ ¾¡; ˯ ×Å Bobby wanted to stay up to watch the late night movie, but he zonked out five minutes after it started. ²£ ±È ×ò Íí Ïë ³Å ×Å ¿´ Íí ³¡ µç Ó°£¬ µ« ÊÇ ¿ª ÑÝ ²Å Îå ·Ö ÖÓ, Ëû ¾Í ˯ ×Å ÁË¡£ |
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big stink/fuss ÑÏ À÷ ³â Ôð; ´ó ´ó Êý Âä The teacher made a big stink over my being late to class. ÎÒ ÉÏ ¿Î ³Ù µ½ ±» ½Ì ʦ ´ó Âî Ò» ¶Ù¡£ bimbo ·Å µ´ µÄ Å® ÈË The man thought Elaine was a bimbo because of the way she flirted with him. Õâ ¸ö ÈË Òò Ϊ ÒÁ Á« Ìô ¶º Ëû µÄ Ñù ×Ó ¶ø ÈÏ Îª Ëý ÊÇ ²» Õý ¾ µÄ Å® ÈË¡£ binge ³Ö Ðø ³Ô ºÈ ¿ñ ÄÖ Betty has been on a binge for four days now. ±´ µÙ ÒÑ ¾ Á¬ Ðø ËÄ Ìì ´ó ³Ô ´ó ºÈ¡£ birdbrain °× ³Õ Joy is a real birdbrain in some ways. ÇÇ ÒÀ ÔÚ Ä³ ·½ Ãæ ÊÇ ²» ÕÛ ²» ¿Û µÄ °× ³Õ¡£ bitch ³ô ÃÀ µÄ Å® ÈË Joann thinks she owns the world. She's a real bitch. ÇÇ °² ÈÏ Îª Õû ¸ö ÊÀ ½ç ¶¼ ÊÇ Ëý µÄ£¬Õæ ÊÇ ³ô ÃÀ. bite the bullet Ò§ ½ô ÑÀ ¹Ø; ÈÌ ÊÜ Í´ ¿à You just bite the bullet and get it over with. Ò§ ½ô ÑÀ ¹Ø Íê ³É Õâ ¼þ Ê °É£¡ bite the dust ËÀ Íö; Óà ¾¡ T His pen just bit the dust . Õâ Ö§ ¸Ö ±Ê û Ë® ÁË¡£ blabbermouth ´ó ×ì °Í; °® ˵ ÏÐ »° µÄ ÈË I don't like Don because he's a blabbermouth. ÎÒ ²» ϲ »¶ ÌÆ£¬Òò Ϊ Ëû °® ˵ ÈË ÏÐ »°¡£ black and white 1.°× Ö½ ºÚ ×Ö 2. ãþ μ ·Ö Ã÷ Mrs. Jones did not believe the news, so Mr. Jones showed her the article in the newspaper and said, "There it is in black and white. " Çí ˹ Ì« Ì« ²» Ïà ÐÅ Õâ Ïû Ï¢£¬Ëù ÒÔ Çí ˹ ÏÈ Éú ¸ø Ëý ¿´ ±¨ ÉÏ µÄ ÎÄ Õ ˵£º¡°ÔÚ Õâ Àï °× Ö½ ºÚ ×Ö Ð´ ×Å¡£¡± black out »è µ¹; É¥ ʧ ¼Ç Òâ It was so hot and stuffy in the room that she blacked out. ·¿ Àï ÃÆ ÈÈ µÃ Ëý »è µ¹ ÁË¡£ blah-blah-blah ˵ ¸ö ²» Í£ All she does is go "blah-blah-blah" all night, but she never says anything worth remembering the next morning. Ëý Õû Ò¹ ˵ ¸ö ²» Í££¬µ« û ÓÐ Ò» ¾ä Öµ µÃ ¼Ç µ½ µÚ ¶þ Ìì Ôç ÉÏ µÄ »°¡£ blast ¼« ºÃ µÄ ¶« Î÷ That party was a blast! Õâ ´Î Îè »á Õæ ÊÇ °ô ¼« ÁË! bleeding heart ÀÄ ºÃ ÈË The liberal candidate was accused by his conservative opponent of being a bleeding heart on welfare issues. ×Ô ÓÉ ÅÉ ºò Ñ¡ ÈË ±» ±£ ÊØ ÅÉ ¶Ô ÊÖ ÔÚ ¸£ Àû ÎÊ Ìâ ÉÏ ³â Ϊ ÀÄ ºÃ ÈË¡£ blockbuster ¼« ½Ð ×ù µÄ µç Ó° ±í ÑÝ The Godfather was a blockbuster in the U. 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. 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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 . Äã ×î ºÃ ¶Ô ½Ó Ï ȥ ¿É ÄÜ ·¢ Éú µÄ ÎÊ Ìâ ÓÐ ÐÄ Àí ×¼ ±¸£¬Õâ ÊÇ Ãâ ²» ÁË µÄ¡£ comeback Ãô ½Ý »ú ÖÇ µÄ ·´ »÷ (·´ ²µ) John can always think of a good comeback whenever someone teases him. ÿ µ± ÓÐ ÈË Ïû Dz Ëû ʱ£¬Ô¼ º² ×Ü ÊÇ ÄÜ Ïë ³ö ÇÉ Ãî µÄ ·´ »÷¡£ conk out ²» ÐÑ ÈË Ê [˯ ×Å]£»Ëð »µ 1.An hour after she fainted, she woke up and asked the doctor,"How did I conk out?" Ëý »è µ¹ Ò» ¸ö С ʱ ºó ÐÑ ¹ý À´£¬ÎÊ Ò½ Éú £º¡°ÎÒ ÊÇ Ôõ ôʧ È¥ Öª ¾õ µÄ£¿¡± 2.The refrigerator finally conked out. ±ù Ïä ÖÕ ÓÚ »µ ÁË¡£ cook up Ïë ³ö He cooked up a wonderful way to surprise his wife on her birthday. Ëû Ïë ³ö Ò» ¸ö ÔÚ Ëû Ì« Ì« Éú ÈÕ Ê± Èà Ëý ¾ª ϲ µÄ Ãî ·¨¡£ cool ˧; äì È÷ He's so cool. All the girls want to go out with him. Ëû Õæ ˧£¬Ëù ÓÐ µÄ Å® Éú ¶¼ Ïë ¸ú Ëû ³ö È¥¡£ cool it Àä ¾² Ò» µã Cool it. You're making me mad. Àä ¾² Ò» µã£¬Äã ¿ì °Ñ ÎÒ ±Æ ·è ÁË¡£ cop-out Áï ×ß Don't cop-out on me now. You promised you'd go. ±ð Ïë ÁÄã ˵ Äã »á È¥ µÄ¡£ copycat ¸ú ƨ ³æ I hate it when Linda tries to imitate everything I do. 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? 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