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你身上的奇妙英文
Brain
1.beatone’sbrain绞尽脑汁
Eg:
Shebeatherbrainsoutduringtheaccountingexamination.
2.havesomethingonthebrain念念不忘,一心想着
Eg:
Theheadcoachhasvictoryonthebrain.
3.rackone’sbrain冥思苦想
Eg:
Irackedmybrainforhourstryingtorecallhertelephonenumber.
4.havenotabraininone’shead没有头脑
Eg:
It’sseemshedoesnothaveabraininhishead;heseldomdoesanythingright.
5.no-brainer不用费脑子就能用(学会)的
Eg:
Thissoftwareisactuallyano-brainer.Iwillshouldyouhowtouseit.
Brow
1.bendone’sbrows/knitone’sbrow皱眉头,蹙眉
Eg:
Hebenthisbrows,confusingandworriedbythestrangeevents.
2.raiseone’seyebrows扬起眉毛(表示惊讶、怀疑等)
Eg:
Therewerealotofeyebrowsraisedatthenewsofhisresignation.
Cheek
1.dancecheektocheek脸贴脸地跳舞
Eg:
Everyonewaslookingatthemdancetodance.
2.cheekbringssuccess和气生财
Ear
1.haveagoodearfor对……有鉴赏能力
Eg:
Shehasagoodearforclassicalmusic.
2.smilefromeartoear眉开眼笑
Eg:
Everyonewassmilingfromeartoearwhentheyheardthatthestockpricehadgoneup.
3.beallears聚精会神地听,洗耳恭听
Eg:
Iamallearstohearaboutyournewplan.
4.musictoone’sears对某人来说是天籁之音,中听
Eg:
WhenthemanagerphonedmetosayIgotthejob,itwasmusictomeears.
5.keep/haveone’seartotheground密切关注
6.playbyear即兴发挥,走着瞧
Eg:
Ihaven’tpreparedforthetalksoImightaswellplayitbyear.
Eye
1.eyetoeye意见一致
Eg:
Iameyetoeyewithhimonthatpoint.
2.catchone’seye与某人目光相遇,引起某人的注意
Eg:
Iwilltrytocatchthewaiter’seye.
3.haveeyefor对……感兴趣
Eg:
IhaveeyeforthechancetogoEnglandforexchangestudy.
4.Throwdustinone’seyes故意欺骗
5.feastone’seyeson让某人大饱眼福
6.Aneyeforaneyeandatoothforatooth以牙还牙,以眼还眼
7.Fieldhaveeyes,andwoodshaveears隔墙有耳
8.theappleofone’seye掌上明珠
9.allmyeyes鬼话连篇,胡说八道,瞎扯
Eg:
Don’tbelievehim.Hisstoryisallmyeyes.
10.eyesomeone细看某人,打量某人
11.inapig’seye废话,胡说
12.makegoo-gooeyesatsomeone对某人抛媚眼
13.haveabedroomeyes有一双性感的眼睛
Face
1.feedone’sface吃饭
Eg:
Itistwelvenow.Letgofeedourface.
2.haveone’sfacelifted施行整容手术
Eg:
Youdon’tknowthat?
Shejusthadherfaceliftedlastweek.
3.Let’sfaceit面对现实吧
4.havetwofaces口是心非,两面派
5.Throwsth.inone’sface以某事当面责骂
6.Agoodfaceisabetterrecommendation.漂亮的面孔就是最好的介绍信
7.pokerface“扑克牌脸”,没有表情的脸,(态度)严肃
Eg:
Ineverknowwhethermybosslikesmeornot--heisarealpokerface!
Head
1.perhead每人
2.aboveone’shead超过……理解能力
Eg:
Whatyoujustsaidisabovemyhead.Wouldyouexplainitforme?
3.putheadstogether一起商量和计划,集思广益
Eg:
Let’sputourheadstogetherandsolvetheproblem.
4.gotoone’shead满脑子想的都是……
Eg:
Theexcitementwenttothefans’headsbecausethelocalteamwonthematch.
5.laughone’sheadoff开怀大笑,笑掉大牙
Eg:
IalmostlaughedmyheadoffwhenIsawthispicture.
6.burryone’sheadinthesand逃避现实
Eg:
Theproblemisgettingworse.Wecan’tburryourheadinthesand,orwewillpunishedbythenature.
7.hat—trick帽子戏法,在比赛中独中三元,连续三次的成功
8.atthedropofthehat(坏事)立刻(发生)
Eg:
Don’tmentioncomputergamestoTom.Hewouldstartplayingatthedropofahat
Mouth
1.one’smouth(is)fullofpap乳臭未干
Eg:
Yourmouthisfullofpap.
2.Aclosedmouthcatchesnoflies嘴唇紧闭,苍蝇难进(祸从口出)
Eg:
Becarefulwithwhatyousaid.Aclosedmouthcatchesnoflies
3.tomakeone’smouthwater让某人流口水
Eg:
EverytimeIthinkaboutit,itmakesmymouthwater.
4.foamatthemouth暴怒,愤怒
Eg:
Johnwasfoamingatthemouth.I’veneverseenanyonesoangry.
5.putone’sfootinone’smouth尴尬的口头错误
6.bedowninthemouth垂头丧气
Eg:
Sandywasdowninthemouthbecauseshedidn’tgetthejob.
7.Youeatwiththatmouth你的嘴真臭(用于回敬每人对你的侮辱性语言)
8.motormouth话痨,碎嘴
Eg:
Danaissuchamotormouththatpeopleavoidtalkingtoher.
Neck
1.riskone’sneck冒生命危险,拼命
Eg:
Hedecidedtoriskhisnecktocatchthetiger.
2.uptoone’sneckin深陷于……
Eg:
Iamuptomyneckindebtnow.
3.neckandneck并驾齐驱,不分上下
4.craneone’sneck伸长脖子
5.painintheneck让人讨厌,让人头痛的人或事
Eg:
Markalwaysmakestroubleinschool.Heissuchapainintheneck.
6.neckofthewoods那一带地区
Eg:
Whatareyoudoinginthisneckofwoods?
Nose
1.blowone’snose擤鼻涕
Eg:
Shehadtoblowhernosetoclearitwhenshehadacold.
2.followone’snose凭感觉
Eg:
Ifoundthebuildinghelivesinbyfollowingmynose.
3.avegetablenose蒜头鼻子
4.pickone’snose挖鼻孔
Eg:
Don’tpickyournoseinfrontofme.
5.onthenose时间的“整点”
6.paythroughthenose为某事付出过高的代价,花大价钱
Eg:
Togettheticketfortheopera,hehadtopaythroughthenose.
7.nosetothegrindstone(磨石)做无休止的无聊工作
Eg:
Hehastoputhisnosetothegrindstoneinordertoearnhighsalaries.
Throat
1.clearone’slove清清嗓子
Eg:
Sheclearedherthroatandwenton.
2.atthetopofone’sthroat(尽量)放大嗓子,提高嗓门
Eg:
Thesquareiscrowdedsothatthespeakerhastoshoutatthetopofhisthroat.
3.cutone’sthroat陷害
Eg:
Iamafraidthatheisgoingtocutyourthroatthistime.
4.haveaboneinone’sthroat难于启齿
Eg:
Ihaveaboneinmythroatwhentalkingaboutthat.
5.feelalumpinone’sthroat心里感到很难受
Eg:
Ifeltalumpinmythroatonhearingherstoryoffightingwithcancer.
6.shovedownsb’sthroat强加于某人
Eg:
Larryisalwaystryingtoshovehisopiniondownmythroat.
Tongue
1.holdone’stongue闭嘴,住嘴
Eg:
Holdyourtongue,youidiot!
2.onthetipofone’stongue话到嘴边(却忘了)
Eg:
Ican’trememberhisname,butitisonthetipofmytongue.
3.slipofthetongue无意中说错话,口误
Eg:
Don’tmindwhatIsaid.Ijustmadeaslipofthetongue.
4.haveaworminone’stongue爱吵架
Eg:
Thewomanhasaworminhertongue;sheoftenquarrelswithneighbors.
5.withone’stongueinone’scheek说话不算数
Eg:
Noonebelievesher;shealwaysspeakswithhertongueinhercheek.
Tooth
1.haveasweettooth爱吃甜食
2.clenchone’steeth咬紧牙关,下定决心
Eg:
Clenchyourteeth;thegameisoverin10minutes.
3.armedtotheteeth全副武装
4.fighttoothandnail竭尽全力做某事
Eg:
Thatmanfoughttoothandnailduringthewartoprotectthechildreninthevillage.
5.longinthetooth上了年纪
Ankle
1.twistone’sankle扭伤脚踝
2.ankleboot小短靴
3.anklebiter小朋友,小家伙(尤指会爬但不会走的婴儿)
4.Achilles’heel唯一致命的弱点
Arm
1.withopenarm热烈欢迎
Eg:
Uponhisarrivalattheairport,wewelcomehimwithopenarm.
2.throwdownone’sarm放下武器,投降
Eg:
Theenemyhadtothrowdowntheirarmsincetheyweretrappedinavalley.
3.lieonone’sarm枕戈待旦,随时准备打仗
4.armofthesea海湾
5.armpit卫生死角
6.atarm’slength保持一定距离
Eg:
Thepeopleintheofficekeptthenewcomeratarm’slength.
7.twistone’sarm硬要某人做某事
Eg:
She’llletyouborrowthematerialifyoutwistherarm.
Elbow
1.atone’selbow在手边,在附近
2.elbowroom活动空间
3.outtheelbows衣衫褴褛的
4.rubelbowswithsb.和某人接触、交际(指交情不太深的)
Eg:
IsupposeJackdoesn’tknowmewell.Wehaveonlyrubbedelbowsforseveraltimes.
Finger
1.haveagreenfingers擅长园艺
Eg:
Hehasgreenfingers.Youcanknowthatbyhislush(茂密的)garden.
2.atone’sfingerstips了如指掌
Eg:
Itisatmyfingerstips.IthinkIcangiveyoualltheinformationnow.
3.havestickyfingers有小偷小摸的陋习
Eg:
Thehostfiredthemaidbecauseshehadstickyfingers.
4.beallthumbs笨手笨脚
5.turnthumbsdownon…….不赞成……,反对……
Eg:
Theprincipalturnedthumbsontheteachingreform.
6.keepyourfingerscrossed=crossyourfingers祈求成功
Foot
1.twoleftheel笨手笨脚
Eg:
BecarefulwhenyoudancewithJohn-----he’sgottwoleftheel.
2.liveunderthecat’sfoot妻管严,惧内
Eg:
Heisamanwholivesunderthecat’sfoot.
3.backonone’sfeet从击打中恢复过来
4.getoffonthewrongfoot起步便错,第一印象不佳
Eg:
Marygotoffthewrongfootonthefirstmorningbyarrivingtheofficetwohourslate.
5.footthebill付账
6.havecoldfeet打退堂鼓
Eg:
Thespeakergotcoldfeetjustbeforethetalkandranoff.
Hand
1.toworkhandinglove密切合作
Eg;ThelocalpoliceareworkinghandinglovewiththeFBItofindthebankrobbers.
2.tryone’shand尝试,试身手
Eg:
IthoughtIwouldtrymyhandatbowlingthoughtIhadneverplayitbefore.
3.redhanded在现场(被捉住)
Eg:
Hewascaughtstealingredhanded.
4.bitethehandthatfeedsone恩将仇报
Eg:
Icantellyounothingabouthim.Otherwise,Iwillbebitingthehandthatfeedsme.
5.comehatinhand卑躬屈膝地哀求
Eg:
Retiredworkersdonotcometobosseshatinhandtoaskforpayrise.
6.handoverfist大量的,迅速的
Knee
1.knee—deepindept债台高筑
Eg:
Heisnowknee-deepindeptbecauseofthefailstockmarket.
2.beatsb.Tohisknees打败某人;迫使某人屈服
Eg:
We’llbeattheenemytoitsknees.
3.knee-slapper让人大笑的笑话
Leg
1.keepone’sleg立定脚跟,不跌倒
Eg:
ThebusmovedsofastandIcan’tbarelykeepmylegs.
2.getone’siceleg学会滑冰
Eg;Myboyfriendtaughtmetogetmyiceleg.
3.findone’ssealegs不晕船,习惯于船的颠簸
Eg:
Thenewsailorsbegantofindtheirsealegs.
4.topullone’sleg逗别人,开别人的玩笑
Eg:
Areyouforreal,orareyoujustpullingmyleg?
5.shakealeg赶紧去……
Eg:
Youhavebattershakealegbeforeeverythingisgone.
6.costsb.anarmandaleg使某人付出过高代价
7.wearthepants(女人)占统治地位
Nail
1.hitthenailonthehead恰到好处,正中要害
2.coffinnail特指香烟
Toe
1.fromtoptotoe从头到脚
Eg:
Hewaswetfromtoptotoe.
2.onone’stoes警觉的,随时准备行动
3.toetheline遵守纪律,服从命令
Eg:
Youshouldtoethelineifyoudon’twanttogetfired.
Wrist
1.aslaponthewrist轻描淡写的惩罚
Eg:
Shehasmadeareallyseriousmistakeinthereport,butMr.Smithonlygivesheraslaponthewrist.
Back
1.getoffone’sback不再找某人的麻烦
Eg:
Can’tyougethimoffmyback?
2.jumpingonone’sback使某人生气
Eg:
Youarejumpingonmyback!
3.putone’sbackinto非常努力地做
Eg:
Ifweputourbacksintothejobwe’llfinishitaheadoftime.
4.haveone’sbacktothewall情况不妙,难以摆脱
Eg:
Hecertainlyhashisbacktothewallofhehaslosthisjob.
5.givetheshirtoffone’sback慷慨解囊
Eg:
Iheard