竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 - 第 32 课 - 竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 | 学习英语

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表情符号	表达	含义	含义翻译	例句	例句翻译

#931 - ••••••	blue chip idiom (蓝筹) ••••••	a well-established and financially sound company ••••••	一个历史悠久且财务稳健的公司 yige lishi youjiu qie caiwu wenjian de gongsi ••••••	He prefers to invest in blue chip stocks for stability. 他更喜欢投资于蓝筹股票以获得稳定性 ••••••	他更喜欢投资蓝筹股票以获得稳定性。 ta geng xihuan touzi blue chip gupiao yi huode wendingxing ••••••
#932 - ••••••	penny stock idiom (便士股票) ••••••	a very low-priced, high-risk stock ••••••	一种价格非常低且高风险的股票 yizhong jia ge feichang di qie gao fengxian de gupiao ••••••	He made a fortune trading penny stocks. 他通过交易便士股票赚了一笔财富。 ••••••	他通过交易便士股票赚了一笔财富。 Ta tongguo jiaoyi bian shi gupiao zhuanle yi bi caifu ••••••
#933 - ••••••	hit the ceiling idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	to reach the highest possible level or price ••••••	达到最高可能的水平或价格 dadao zui gao keneng de shuiping huo jiage ••••••	The stock prices hit the ceiling after the merger news. 股票价格西克安德泰尔德奥夫在合并新闻后 ••••••	合并新闻后，股票价格达到了最高点。 hebing xinwen hou, gupiao jiage dalao le zuigao dian ••••••
#934 - ••••••	bottom out idiom (波特姆奥特) ••••••	to reach the lowest point before improving ••••••	达到最低点然后改善 dadao zui di dian ranhou gaishan ••••••	Experts believe the market has bottomed out. 专家认为市场已经触底 ••••••	专家认为市场已经触底。 zhuanjia renwei shichang yijing chudi ••••••
#935 - ••••••	take a hit idiom (泰克阿希特) ••••••	to suffer a financial loss ••••••	遭受财务损失 zaoshou caiwu sunshi ••••••	The company took a hit after the stock market crash. 公司泰克阿希特在股市崩盘之后 ••••••	公司在股市崩盘后遭受了损失。 gongsi zai gushibengpan hou zaoshou le sunshi ••••••
#936 - ••••••	on the rise idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	increasing or growing in value or number ••••••	价值或数量正在增加或增长 jiazhi huo shuliang zhengzai zengjia huo zengzhang ••••••	Tech stocks are on the rise this quarter. 科技股票正在西克安德泰尔德奥夫本季度 ••••••	本季度科技股正在上涨。 ben jidu keji gu zhengzai shangzhang ••••••
#937 - ••••••	pull someone's leg idiom (普尔某人的腿) ••••••	to tease or joke with someone in a playful way ••••••	以开玩笑的方式戏弄或取笑某人 yi kaiwanxiao de fangshi xidong huo quxiao mouren ••••••	Don't worry, I was just pulling your leg about the test results. 别担心，我只是在关于测试结果拉你的腿。 ••••••	别担心，我只是在开玩笑关于测试结果。 bie danxin, wo zhishi zai kaiwanxiao guanyu ceshi jieguo ••••••
#938 - ••••••	play by ear idiom (普雷巴伊耳) ••••••	to improvise or decide as you go rather than following a fixed plan ••••••	即兴发挥或随行决定，而不是遵循固定计划 jixing fahui huo suixing jueding er bu shi zunxun guding jihua ••••••	We don't have a fixed schedule, so let's just play it by ear. 我们没有固定时间表, 所以就随意处理。 ••••••	我们没有固定的日程安排，所以就随意处理吧。 women meiyou guding de richeng anpai suoyi jiu suiyi chuli ba ••••••
#939 - ••••••	wrap your head around idiom (рэп юр хэд эраунд) ••••••	to understand or comprehend something difficult ••••••	理解或领会困难的事情 lijie huo linghui kunnan de shiqing ••••••	It took me a while to wrap my head around the new software. ит тук ми э ваил ту рэп май хэд эраунд дэ нью софтвэр ••••••	我花了一些时间才理解新软件。 wo hua le yixie shijian cai lijie xin ruanjian ••••••
#940 - ••••••	keep an eye out idiom (西克安德艾奥特) ••••••	to watch for something or someone carefully ••••••	仔细观察某事或某人 zixi guancha mou shi huo mou ren ••••••	Can you keep an eye out for my package while I'm away? 你能在我不在的时候西克安德艾奥特我的包裹吗？ ••••••	我不在的时候，你能注意我的包裹吗？ wo bu zai de shihou, ni neng zhuyi wo de baoguo ma ••••••
#941 - ••••••	run out of steam idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	to lose energy or enthusiasm ••••••	失去精力或热情 shiqu jingli huo reqing ••••••	After working all day, I completely ran out of steam. 阿夫特工作一整天, 我完全跑完蒸汽。 ••••••	工作了一整天后，我完全精疲力尽。 gongzuo le yizheng tian hou, wo wanquan jingpilijian ••••••
#942 - ••••••	sleep on it idiom (睡一觉再说) ••••••	to delay making a decision until the next day ••••••	推迟做决定到第二天 tuichi zuo jueding dao di er tian ••••••	This is an important decision, why don't you sleep on it? 这是一个重要的决定，你为什么不睡一觉再说？ ••••••	这是一个重要的决定，你为什么不睡一觉再说？ zhe shi yi ge zhongyao de jueding, ni weishenme bu shui yi jiao zai shuo ••••••
#943 - ••••••	back to the drawing board idiom (bā kè tú de droiīng bōrd) ••••••	to start over again after a failure ••••••	在失败后重新开始 ••••••	Our proposal was rejected, so it's back to the drawing board. Wǒmen de tí'àn bèi tuìbù, suǒyǐ yào bā kè tú de droiīng bōrd. ••••••	我们的提案被拒绝了，所以我们必须重新开始。 ••••••
#944 - ••••••	out of the blue idiom (aout of ze blu) ••••••	unexpectedly or without warning ••••••	出乎意料或没有预警 chū hū yì liào huò méi yǒu yù jǐng ••••••	My old friend called me out of the blue after ten years. 我十年后突然接到了老朋友的电话。 ••••••	我十年后突然接到了老朋友的电话。 Wǒ shí nián hòu túrán jiē dào le lǎo péng yǒu de diànhuà. ••••••
#945 - ••••••	the tip of the iceberg idiom (de tip of de aysberg) ••••••	a small visible part of a much larger problem ••••••	一个更大问题的一个小可见部分 yīgè gèng dà wèntí de yīgè xiǎo kějiàn bùfen ••••••	The few complaints we received are just the tip of the iceberg. de fiu kompléints wi risívd ar júst de tip of de aysberg. ••••••	我们收到的少数投诉只是冰山一角。 wǒmen shōu dào de shǎoshù tóusù zhǐshì bīngshān yījiǎo. ••••••
#946 - ••••••	cloak and dagger idiom (cloak and dagger) ••••••	involving secrecy, mystery, and deception ••••••	涉及秘密、神秘和欺骗 shèjí mìmì, shénmì hé qīpiàn ••••••	The meeting was surrounded by cloak and dagger secrecy. 会议充满了cloak and dagger秘密。 ••••••	会议充满了‘cloak and dagger’的秘密。 Huìyì chōngmǎnle ‘cloak and dagger’ de mìmì. ••••••
#947 - ••••••	hit a snag idiom (hit a snag) ••••••	to face an unexpected problem or obstacle ••••••	遇到意外问题或障碍 yù dào yìwài wèntí huò zhàng'ài ••••••	The project hit a snag when the server went down. 当服务器宕机时，项目hit a snag。 ••••••	当服务器宕机时，项目hit a snag。 Dāng fúwùqì dàngjī shí, xiàngmù hit a snag. ••••••
#948 - ••••••	cross your fingers idiom (交叉手指) ••••••	to hope that things will happen the way you want ••••••	希望事情按你想要的方式发生 xiwang shiqing an ni xiang yao de fangshi fasheng ••••••	I'm crossing my fingers that I get the job. 我正在交叉手指希望得到这份工作。 ••••••	我在祈祷我能得到这份工作。 wo zai qidao wo neng dedao zhe fen gongzuo ••••••
#949 - ••••••	down on one’s luck idiom (daun on wans lak) ••••••	to be experiencing a period of bad luck ••••••	经历一段坏运气 jingli yiduan huai yunqi ••••••	He’s down on his luck and can’t find a job. 他down on his luck，找不到工作。 ••••••	他正在经历一段坏运气，找不到工作。 ta zhengzai jingli yiduan huai yunqi, zhao bu dao gongzuo ••••••
#950 - ••••••	strike it lucky idiom (strike it lucky) ••••••	to have unexpected good fortune ••••••	拥有意外的好运 yongyou yiwai de haoyun ••••••	We struck it lucky and found the last two tickets. 我们strike it lucky 找到了最后两张票。 ••••••	我们运气好，找到了最后两张票。 wo men yunqi hao, zhao dao le zuihou liang zhang piao ••••••
#951 - ••••••	tempt fate idiom (tempt fate) ••••••	to take a foolish risk that may bring bad luck ••••••	冒险可能带来坏运气 màoxiǎn kěnéng dàilái huài yùnqì ••••••	You’re tempting fate by driving without insurance. 你在挑战命运，开车没有保险。 ••••••	你在挑战命运，开车没有保险。 Nǐ zài tiǎozhàn mìngyùn, kāichē méiyǒu bǎoxiǎn. ••••••
#952 - ••••••	make your own luck idiom (meik yor oun lak) ••••••	to create opportunities for yourself through effort ••••••	通过努力为自己创造机会 tongguo nuli wei ziji chuangzao jihui ••••••	Don’t wait for miracles — make your own luck. 不要等待奇迹 — 创造自己的运气。 ••••••	不要等待奇迹 — 创造自己的运气。 Bùyào děngdài qíjì — chuàngzào zìjǐ de yùnqì. ••••••
#953 - ••••••	better luck next time idiom (bèi tè lǎk nèi kè sī tǎi mǔ) ••••••	used to encourage someone who has failed ••••••	用来鼓励失败的人 ••••••	Better luck next time! You almost won. 更好的运气，下次再来！你差点儿就赢了。 ••••••	下次好运！你差点赢了。 ••••••
#954 - ••••••	Lady Luck idiom (Lady Luck) ••••••	personification of luck as a woman who brings good fortune ••••••	把好运拟人化为一个带来好运的女人 ba haoyun ni renhua wei yi ge dailai haoyun de nüren ••••••	Lady Luck was on our side when we won the match. Lady Luck 在我们赢得比赛时站在我们这一边。 ••••••	当我们赢得比赛时，幸运之神站在我们这边。 dang wo men ying de bisai shi, xingyun zhishen zhan zai wo men zhebian. ••••••
#955 - ••••••	Ahead of one’s time idiom (Ahead of one's time) ••••••	Having ideas or attitudes that are too advanced for the present. ••••••	拥有过于先进的想法或态度，超越了当下的时代。 Yǒng yǒu guòyú xiānjìn de xiǎngfǎ huò tàidù, chāoyuèle dāngxià de shídài. ••••••	Her designs were ahead of her time. 她的设计超越了她的时代。 ••••••	她的设计超越了她的时代。 Tā de shèjì chāoyuèle tā de shídài. ••••••
#956 - ••••••	A stitch in time saves nine idiom (A stitch in time saves nine) ••••••	Solving a small problem early prevents a bigger problem later. ••••••	尽早解决一个小问题可以防止以后出现更大的问题。 Jǐn zǎo jiě jué yī gè xiǎo wèn tí kě yǐ fáng zhǐ yǐ hòu chū xiàn gèng dà de wèn tí. ••••••	Fix that leak now — a stitch in time saves nine. 现在就修理那个漏水 — 及时处理可以省下九个问题。 ••••••	现在就修理那个漏水 — 及时处理可以省下九个问题。 Xiàn zài jiù xiū lǐ nà gè lòu shuǐ — jí shí chǔ lǐ kě yǐ shěng xià jiǔ gè wèn tí. ••••••
#957 - ••••••	Change is the only constant idiom (变化是唯一不变的) ••••••	Everything in life keeps changing; nothing stays the same. ••••••	生活中的一切都在不断变化；没有什么保持不变。 shēnghuó zhōng de yīqiè dōu zài bùduàn biànhuà; méiyǒu shénme bǎochí bùbiàn. ••••••	Don’t resist — change is the only constant. 不要抵抗 — 变化是唯一不变的。 ••••••	不要抵抗 — 变化是唯一不变的。 bùyào dǐkàng — biànhuà shì wéiyī bùbiàn de. ••••••
#958 - ••••••	set your sights high idiom (set your sights high) ••••••	to aim for something ambitious ••••••	瞄准有抱负的目标 miáo zhǔn yǒu bào fù de mù biāo ••••••	Always set your sights high if you want to grow. 如果你想成长，始终set your sights high。 ••••••	如果你想成长，始终设定高目标。 rúguǒ nǐ xiǎng chéng zhǎng, shǐ zhōng shè dìng gāo mù biāo ••••••
#959 - ••••••	call to arms idiom (kao tu armu) ••••••	a call to take action, especially to defend a cause ••••••	为了捍卫某个原因而采取行动的号召 wei le han wei mou ge yuan yin er cai qu xing dong de hao zhao ••••••	The leader’s speech was a call to arms for all citizens to fight corruption. 领导人的演讲是一个call to arms，呼吁所有公民与腐败作斗争。 ••••••	领导人的演讲是一个号召大家行动起来，呼吁所有公民与腐败作斗争。 Ling dao ren de yan jiang shi yi ge call to arms, hu yu suo you gong min yu fu bai zuo dou zheng. ••••••
#960 - ••••••	on the front line idiom (在前线) ••••••	directly involved in the most active or dangerous part of something ••••••	直接参与某事中最活跃或最危险的部分 zhíjiē cānyù mǒu shì zhōng zuì huóyuè huò zuì wēixiǎn de bùfen ••••••	Doctors were on the front line during the pandemic. 在疫情期间，医生们在前线。 ••••••	在疫情期间，医生们在前线。 Zài yìqíng qījiān, yīshēngmen zài qiánxiàn. ••••••