8 _. X5 f3 L: w' A例句:Give him more time as we know old habits die hard. # k1 z" b. Y5 q! H- w1 e 多给他点时间,我们都知道,积重难返嘛。$ r* A: h1 @' ^
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42. one's lips are sealed守口如瓶 " s( Y; X. n( d1 D: C) T & F1 _2 M6 u% h. V+ L; w* I例句:You can trust me with the details of the lawsuit—— my lips are sealed. ; i. @4 R* Z. M6 t/ K 你可以信任我,关于这次诉讼的细节我会守口如瓶。
43. on one's high horse趾高气扬( Y9 _. k4 c( g. F0 i2 T, x* z+ Q
- N, U) L( b& v- g例句:When they started talking about music, David got on his high horse " g6 O( i0 }) G9 x* Z
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他们刚开始谈论音乐,大卫就趾高气扬地说古典音乐只适合博物馆和档案 ! @8 u7 B# t1 H+ P 馆。0 V2 S B& J% m1 p. f- n% l' w( X
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44. on one's last legs 日暮穷途# F3 M& }+ F( v' E+ G8 a
5 q" X* N e0 {5 h例句:We've been cleaning house all day and I'm on my last legs. * Z3 B+ ] \& D$ f# F6 p' [
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45. play with fire玩火自焚;惹火烧身 ' E/ t; C4 g( ]6 ?; i1 g / o0 w) X' K) ~例句:You're playing with fire if you go behind his back and commit his 4 G4 i7 P" q$ p: Q- T department. ! I1 R/ u* G/ q3 F- E4 m- { 你若是背着他干他的 专长,那你可就是玩火了。
46. pull out all the stops全力以赴8 B- y [9 }1 o4 w5 R! Q
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例句:The police pulled out all the stops to find the thief. 5 f$ L8 K* K$ }, [) d 为找到那小偷,警方全力以赴。
47. put all one's eggs in one basket孤注一掷 I ]' }2 I: ?7 C- Y" v J . x1 r5 A$ ^' [; c$ I例句:He had warned Peter about investing heavily in a single stock was 0 C( H, t- N. `$ c, I/ | putting all his eggs in one basket. 7 j6 k$ V- E8 U7 u i
他早已警告过彼德,在一支股票上投入巨额资金是种孤注一掷的做法。
50. read someone like an open book一目了然 9 `# c5 h" w3 U9 w/ ? \* e$ J # F9 T8 G/ i* k2 f例句:You will like the simple girl from that small town when you find you : t4 R* w* K4 F; W can read her like an open book. 0 p' c: X& w$ b0 Q/ ?% c: j, `
当你发现这个来自小镇的纯朴女孩单纯得毫无秘密可言时,你会喜欢她 1 P* B" ~* O& E4 P 的。
: c5 B9 k0 l# R8 X0 a7 G/ @例句:The news that his company will be going into bankrupt is absolutely : L0 J' i% V5 e" g( w+ E. }& L J
rubbing salt in the wound, because his wife divorced him yesterday. / \7 W" H2 p* U$ ^$ D/ T- v 公司要破产的消息对他来说真是雪上加霜,因为他妻子昨天刚和他离婚。
52. second to none无出其右& z# y* B$ J" H3 t7 Y
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妈妈的巧克力蛋糕是全镇最棒的。
54. start with a clean slate洗心革面 n4 N L2 b; {7 S4 Z, d: K6 [9 K y! X R. n* j
例句:After Henry came out of prison, how he wished he could start with a ) F9 r% H4 h& K, z
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出狱后,亨利多么希望能够洗心革面,重新开始啊!
56. the more the merrier多多益善1 R7 N" t v8 ^+ d8 K7 G% v8 n
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例句:John's invited all his family to come along, and why not? The more 9 x @/ ^0 ], ]( P the merrier. / R) |% u+ `" Q; U6 s4 B8 r s 约翰请了他所有的家人过来,这有何不妥?多多益善呗!
57. through thick and thin 赴汤蹈火) k/ Z% r: ^, A+ B2 M/ }
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她答应要与他同甘共苦。
59. turn over a new leaf改过自新 & T7 J' y" z: C: } " y9 ~7 u, g; k$ i& }4 G例句:He promised the teacher he would turn over a new leaf and behave j3 g: d) d2 |' U; ~
himself in class. ! U7 m* y8 l1 I7 F* r 他向老师保证过会改过自新,遵守课堂纪律。
61. when in Rome do as the Romans do入乡随俗# h& ?( O. v2 L
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wedding, so when in Rome—— we'll do the same. * i# X7 m9 o; a6 y" j5 O 凯丽说他们都穿短裤或蓝牛仔参加户外婚礼,那我们就入乡随俗吧。