竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 - 第 29 课 - 竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 | 学习英语

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#841 - ••••••	nod in agreement idiom (诺德因安格里门特) ••••••	to show agreement by nodding ••••••	通过点头表示同意 tongguo diantou biaoshi tongyi ••••••	Everyone nodded in agreement when the plan was explained. 每个人在解释计划时都点头表示同意 ••••••	当计划被解释时，每个人都点头表示同意。 dang jihua bei jieshi shi meigeren dou diantou biaoshi tongyi ••••••
#842 - ••••••	see both sides idiom (西博斯塞兹) ••••••	to understand both perspectives in an argument ••••••	理解争论中的双方观点 lijie zhenglun zhong de shuangfang guandian ••••••	I can see both sides of the issue, so it’s hard to choose. 艾坎西博斯塞兹欧夫迪伊修所伊茨哈德图朱斯 ••••••	我能理解问题的双方观点，所以很难做出选择。 wo neng lijie wenti de shuangfang guandian suoyi hen nan zuochu xuanze ••••••
#843 - ••••••	stand one’s ground idiom (斯坦德万斯格朗德) ••••••	to refuse to change your opinion or position ••••••	拒绝改变自己的意见或立场 jujue gaibian ziji de yijian huo lichang ••••••	She stood her ground during the heated debate. 她在激烈的辩论中坚持自己的立场 ••••••	她在激烈的辩论中坚持自己的立场。 ta zai jiliede bianlun zhong jianchi ziji de lichang ••••••
#844 - ••••••	a trip down memory lane idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	to remember pleasant events from the past ••••••	回忆过去美好的事情 hui yi guo qu mei hao de shi qing ••••••	Looking through old photos was a trip down memory lane. 看着旧照片是一趟回忆之旅 ••••••	看着旧照片是一趟回忆之旅。 kan zhe jiu zhao pian shi yi tang hui yi zhi lv ••••••
#845 - ••••••	slip one's mind idiom (斯利普万斯麦因德) ••••••	to forget something accidentally ••••••	不小心忘记了某事 bu xiaoxin wangji le mǒushi ••••••	Sorry, it completely slipped my mind to call you. 索瑞，伊特康普利特利斯利普德麦麦因德图考尤 ••••••	对不起，我完全忘记给你打电话了。 duibuqi wo wanquan wangji gei ni da dianhua le ••••••
#846 - ••••••	at the back of one's mind idiom (艾特德贝克奥夫万兹麦因德) ••••••	something that one is not actively thinking about but is still aware of ••••••	一个人没有积极地去想但仍然意识到的事情 yige ren meiyou jiji de qu xiang dan rengran yishi dao de shiqing ••••••	The fear of failure was always at the back of his mind. 失败的恐惧总是在他脑海的深处 ••••••	对失败的恐惧总是在他的脑海深处。 dui shibai de kongju zongshi zai ta de naohai shenchu ••••••
#847 - ••••••	off the top of one's head idiom (奥夫德托普奥夫万斯赫德) ••••••	to say something without thinking carefully or checking ••••••	未经仔细思考或核对就说出某事 weijing zixi sikao huo hedui jiu shuochu moushi ••••••	Off the top of my head, I think there are five options. 奥夫德托普奥夫迈赫德，我认为有五个选项 ••••••	我想，大概有五个选项。 wo xiang dagai you wu ge xuanxiang ••••••
#848 - ••••••	a mind like a sieve idiom (啊麦因德莱克啊西夫) ••••••	to have a very bad memory ••••••	记忆力非常差 jiyili feichang cha ••••••	He forgets everything; he has a mind like a sieve. 他什么都忘了；他的记忆力像筛子一样。 ••••••	他什么都忘了；他的记忆力像筛子一样。 ta shenme dou wang le; ta de jiyili xiang shaizi yiyang ••••••
#849 - ••••••	refresh one's memory idiom (瑞弗雷什万斯记忆) ••••••	to help someone remember something ••••••	帮助某人记起某事 bangzhu mouren jiqi moushi ••••••	Let me refresh your memory about what happened last week. 让我瑞弗雷什你的记忆关于上周发生的事情。 ••••••	让我帮你回忆一下上周发生的事。 rang wo bang ni huiyi yixia shangzhou fasheng de shi ••••••
#850 - ••••••	come to mind idiom (康姆图麦因德) ••••••	to suddenly remember something ••••••	突然想起某事 turan xiangqi moushi ••••••	Her name didn’t come to mind at first. 她的名字一开始没有想起来 ••••••	她的名字一开始没有想起来。 ta de mingzi yi kaishi meiyou xiang qilai ••••••
#851 - ••••••	bite the dust idiom (拜特德达斯特) ••••••	to fail or be defeated ••••••	失败或被打败 shibai huo bei daba ••••••	Several small startups bit the dust last year. 塞弗勒尔斯莫尔斯塔特阿普斯比特德达斯特拉斯特耶尔 ••••••	去年有几家小型初创公司失败了。 qunian you ji jia xiaoxing chuangye gongsi shibaile ••••••
#852 - ••••••	a stepping stone idiom (啊斯特平斯通) ••••••	an event or experience that helps one to progress ••••••	帮助人进步的事件或经验 bang zhu ren jin bu de shi jian huo jing yan ••••••	This internship was a stepping stone to my career. 这次实习是我职业的一个斯特平斯通 ••••••	这次实习是我职业生涯的垫脚石。 zhe ci shi xi shi wo zhi ye sheng ya de dian jiao shi ••••••
#853 - ••••••	burn one’s fingers idiom (本安兹菲恩格斯) ••••••	to suffer because of one’s own mistake ••••••	因为自己的错误而受苦 yinwei ziji de cuowu er shouku ••••••	He burned his fingers by investing in a risky business. 希本德赫斯菲恩格斯拜因维斯廷因啊里斯基比兹内斯 ••••••	他因为投资于一个冒险的生意而受到了损失。 ta yinwei touzi yu yige maoxian de shengyi er shoudao le sunshi ••••••
#854 - ••••••	turn the corner idiom (特恩德科纳) ••••••	to pass a difficult stage and begin to improve ••••••	度过困难阶段并开始好转 duguo kunnan jieduan bing kaishi haozhuan ••••••	After months of losses, the company finally turned the corner. 阿夫特儿曼斯奥夫洛斯斯，德康帕尼反内利特恩德德科纳 ••••••	经过数月的亏损，公司终于开始好转。 jingguo shuyue de kuisun gongsi zhongyu kaishi haozhuan ••••••
#855 - ••••••	fail forward idiom (费尔福沃德) ••••••	to learn and grow from failure ••••••	从失败中学习和成长 cong shibai zhong xuexi he chengzhang ••••••	Don’t be afraid to fail forward and learn from your mistakes. 不要害怕费尔福沃德并从错误中学习 ••••••	不要害怕向前失败，从错误中学习。 buyao haipa xiangqian shibai cong cuowu zhong xuexi ••••••
#856 - ••••••	under false pretenses idiom (安德弗尔斯普里滕瑟斯) ••••••	by lying or misleading someone ••••••	通过撒谎或误导别人 tongguo sahuang huo wudao bieren ••••••	He got the job under false pretenses. 希 got 德 job 安德弗尔斯普里滕瑟斯 ••••••	他是通过虚假的借口得到这份工作的。 ta shi tongguo xujia de jiekou dedao zhefen gongzuo de ••••••
#857 - ••••••	truth will out idiom (楚斯维尔奥特) ••••••	the truth will eventually be revealed ••••••	真相最终会被揭露 zhenxiang zuizhong hui bei jielu ••••••	You can’t hide it forever; truth will out. 你坎特海德伊特福尔艾佛；楚斯维尔奥特 ••••••	你不能永远隐藏它；真相终将被揭露。 ni buneng yongyuan yincang ta zhenxiang zhongjiang bei jielu ••••••
#858 - ••••••	lie through one’s teeth idiom (赖斯鲁万斯提斯) ••••••	to tell an obvious and bold lie ••••••	公然撒谎 gongran sahuang ••••••	He lied through his teeth when he said he was sick. 他赖德斯鲁赫兹提斯温赫赛德赫瓦斯西克 ••••••	他说自己生病了，其实是在公然撒谎。 ta shuo ziji shengbing le qishi shi zai gongran sahuang ••••••
#859 - ••••••	see stars idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	to feel dizzy or stunned, often after being hit ••••••	感到头晕或眩晕，通常是在被撞之后 gandao touyun huo xuanyun, tongchang shi zai bei zhuang zhihou ••••••	He bumped his head and started to see stars. 希笨普德赫德安德斯塔特德图西斯塔尔斯 ••••••	他撞到了头，开始看到星星。 ta zhuang dao le tou, kaishi kandao xingxing ••••••
#860 - ••••••	under the stars idiom (安德德斯塔尔斯) ••••••	in the open air, outside, especially at night ••••••	在露天，特别是在夜晚 zai lutian, tebie shi zai yewan ••••••	We slept under the stars by the lake. 我们在湖边安德德斯塔尔斯睡觉 ••••••	我们在湖边在星空下睡觉。 women zai hubian zai xingkong xia shuijiao ••••••
#861 - ••••••	twist someone's ear idiom (twist someone's ear) ••••••	to persuade someone to do something by being persistent ••••••	通过坚持不懈地说服某人做某事 tongguo jianchi shuofu moucheng zuo moucheng ••••••	I had to twist someone's ear to get him to help me move. 我不得不twist someone's ear才能让他帮我搬家 ••••••	我不得不拧某人的耳朵让他帮我搬家。 wo bude bu twist someone's ear cai neng rang ta bang wo banjia ••••••
#862 - ••••••	fly by the seat of your pants idiom (弗莱拜德西特欧夫约尔潘茨) ••••••	to do something without planning, using only instinct and experience ••••••	做事不做计划，只凭直觉和经验 zuoshi bu zuo jihua zhi ping zhijue he jingyan ••••••	We didn't have a map, so we flew by the seat of our pants. 吾没有地图，所以我们弗卢拜德西特欧夫奥尔潘茨 ••••••	我们没有地图，所以我们凭直觉行动。 women meiyou ditu suoyi women ping zhijue xingdong ••••••
#863 - ••••••	get your ducks in a row idiom (盖特约尔达克斯因阿罗) ••••••	to organize things properly before taking action ••••••	在行动之前把事情安排好 zai xingdong zhiqian ba shiqing anpai hao ••••••	Before launching the business, we need to get our ducks in a row. 比福尔朗青得比兹尼斯，威你得图盖特奥尔达克斯因阿罗 ••••••	在开始创业之前，我们需要把一切安排好。 zai kaishi chuangye zhiqian women xuyao ba yiqie anpai hao ••••••
#864 - ••••••	paint yourself into a corner idiom (佩因特约瑟夫因图阿科纳) ••••••	to put yourself in a difficult situation with no easy way out ••••••	让自己陷入无法轻易脱身的困境 rang ziji xianru wufa qingyi tuoshen de kunjing ••••••	By making so many promises, he painted himself into a corner. 拜美金搜美尼普罗米斯斯, 希佩因特德希姆瑟夫因图阿科纳 ••••••	由于做出太多承诺，他让自己陷入了困境。 youyu zuochu taiduo chengnuo ta rang ziji xianru le kunjing ••••••
#865 - ••••••	the proof is in the pudding idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	the real value of something can only be judged when it's put to use ••••••	事物的真正价值只有在使用时才能判断 shi wu de zhenzheng jiazhi zhiyou zai shiyong shi caineng panduan ••••••	He claims the app is great, but the proof is in the pudding. 他声称这个应用很棒，但事实要用了才知道。 ••••••	他说这个应用很好，但用过之后才能见真章。 ta shuo zhege yingyong hen hao dan yong guo zhihou caineng jian zhenzhang ••••••
#866 - ••••••	have an axe to grind idiom (哈夫安安克斯图格莱因德) ••••••	to have a personal reason to complain or criticize ••••••	有个人原因去抱怨或批评 you geren yuanyin qu baoyuan huo piping ••••••	She has an axe to grind with her former employer. 希哈兹安安克斯图格莱因德维兹赫福默恩普洛耶 ••••••	她对前雇主有个人的不满。 ta dui qian guzhu you geren de buman ••••••
#867 - ••••••	burn rubber idiom (本橡胶) ••••••	to drive very fast ••••••	开得非常快 kai de fei chang kuai ••••••	They burned rubber as they raced to the hospital. 他们飞快地驶向医院 ••••••	他们飞快地驶向医院。 ta men fei kuai de shi xiang yi yuan ••••••
#868 - ••••••	tie up loose ends idiom (泰阿普卢斯恩兹) ••••••	to complete the remaining small tasks of a project ••••••	完成项目剩下的小任务 wancheng xiangmu shengxia de xiao renwu ••••••	Before the deadline, we need to tie up loose ends. 在截止日期之前，我们需要泰阿普卢斯恩兹。 ••••••	在截止日期之前，我们需要完成剩下的事情。 zai jiezhi riqi zhiqian women xuyao wancheng shengxia de shiqing ••••••
#869 - ••••••	walk a tightrope idiom (沃克啊泰特罗普) ••••••	to be in a difficult situation requiring careful balance ••••••	处于需要小心平衡的困难境地 chuyu xuyao xiaoxin pingheng de kunnan jingdi ••••••	The manager walked a tightrope between the demands of staff and management. 德经理沃克德啊泰特罗普比特文德迪曼兹欧夫斯塔夫安得曼内杰门特 ••••••	经理在员工和管理层的要求之间小心地保持平衡。 jingli zai yuangong he guanliceng de yaoqiu zhijian xiaoxin de baochi pingheng ••••••
#870 - ••••••	Bury yourself in books idiom (贝瑞尤尔赛尔夫因布克斯) ••••••	To spend all your time studying ••••••	把所有时间都花在学习上 ba suoyou shijian dou hua zai xuexi shang ••••••	He buried himself in books before the finals. 希贝瑞德希姆赛尔夫因布克斯比福尔德法伊纳尔斯 ••••••	他在期末考试前埋头于书本中。 ta zai qimo kaoshi qian maitou yu shuben zhong ••••••