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all shook up                ÕÅ»Êʧ´ë
What did he say to her? She's all shook up.
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A [ei] -OK        Çé¿ö˳Àû , ½øÐÐÁ¼ºÃ
He was A-OK after the surgery.
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a leg up        Õ¼ÉÏ·ç
All Jeff's hard work is paying off. He's a leg up on the rest of his competitors.
Jeff µÄ Ŭ Á¦ û ÓÐ °× ·Ñ£¬ ËûÔÚ¾ºÕù¶ÔÊÖÖÐÕ¼ÁËÉÏ·ç¡£       
a new breed of        ÐÂÉú´ú
America is experiencing a new breed of ambitious and educated young businessmen.
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across the board        È«Å̵Ä; È«ÃæµÄ       
Everyone in the corporation received an across the board increase in salary.
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act up        ºúÄÖ; ³ö벡
I was late to work this morning because the car acted up and wouldn't start.
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ad-lib        ¼´Ð˶ø×÷, Ëæ¿Ú±à
The comedian ad-libbed most of his routine.
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add insult to injury                Ô½ ¸ã Ô½ Ôã; Ô½ Ãè Ô½ ºÚ       
Her awkward attempt to explain her error merely added insult to injury.
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ahead of the game        Áì ÏÈ; Õ¼ ÓÅ ÊÆ       
Marsha got ahead of the game by finishing her work early.
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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                ÊÂ 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.
Àï ¿Ë ÊÇ ×ã Çò ¶Ó ³¤£¬ÊÇ Ð£ Ô° ·ç ÔÆ ÈË Îï¡£

big picture                (Ê Çé µÄ) Ö÷ Òª ²¿ ·Ö; ÖØ µã       
Concentrate on the big picture for now.Don't worry about the minor details.   
ÏÈ °Ñ ¾« Éñ ¼¯ ÖÐ ÔÚ ÖØ µã ÉÏ£¬ ²» Òª µ£ ÐÄ ´Î Òª µÄ ϸ ½Ú¡£

big shot                ´ó ÈË Îï, ´ó Í·       
You can tell John is a big shot; he rides in a limousine wherever he goes.
Äã ¿É ÒÔ ¿´ ³ö Ô¼ º² ÊÇ ¸ö ´ó ÈË Î ÎÞ ÂÛ È¥ ÄÇ Àï Ëû ¶¼ ×ø ºÀ »ª ½Î ³µ¡£
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Magic_Winds

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 ÊÂ ¶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; ÈÃ 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                ÈÃ 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                ÓÃ 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 Âð£¿

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 Óá£

go 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 ÀÃ 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 ÊÂ 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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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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Magic_Winds

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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Magic_Winds

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.
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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 Э 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 Э 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.         
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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.
ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ ½è ÎÒ Ò» Щ Ç®£¿ÎÒ Ï ÐÇ ÆÚ Îå ²Å ·¢ н¡£

down and out                ƶ À§ ÁÊ µ¹       
Sarah was down and out after losing her job and her apartment.
ɯ À­ ʧ È¥ Ö° Òµ ºÍ ·¿ ×Ó Ö® ºó ±ä µÃ ƶ À§ ÁÊ µ¹¡£
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