竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 - 第 65 课 - 竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 | 学习英语

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#1921 - ••••••	simmer down idiom (西克安德泰尔德奥夫) ••••••	to become calmer after being angry or excited ••••••	在生气或激动之后变得冷静 zai shengqi huo jidong zhihou biande lengjing ••••••	Give him a few minutes to simmer down before you talk to him. Give him a few minutes to simmer down before you talk to him. ••••••	给他几分钟时间冷静下来再和他说话。 Gei ta ji fenzhong shijian lengjing xialaizai he ta shuohua. ••••••
#1922 - ••••••	roll with idiom (滚动与) ••••••	to adapt to changes or challenges easily ••••••	轻松适应变化或挑战 qīngsōng shìyìng biànhuà huò tiǎozhàn ••••••	The team had to roll with several last-minute changes to the schedule. 团队必须滚动与日程安排的最后几分钟的变化。 ••••••	团队必须适应日程安排的最后几分钟的变化。 tuánduì bìxū shìyìng rìchéng ānpái de zuìhòu jǐ fēnzhōng de biànhuà. ••••••
#1923 - ••••••	hammer out idiom (xi kē ān dé tài ěr dé ào fū) ••••••	to reach an agreement after thorough discussion ••••••	在深入讨论后达成协议 zai shenru tǎolùn hòu dáchéng xiéyì ••••••	They stayed late to hammer out the final details of the contract. 他们加班到很晚，xi kē ān dé tài ěr dé ào fū 合同的最后细节。 ••••••	他们加班到很晚，商定合同的最后细节。 Tāmen jiābān dào hěn wǎn, shāngdìng hé tóng de zuìhòu xìjié ••••••
#1924 - ••••••	branch out idiom (分支出去) ••••••	to expand into new activities or areas ••••••	扩展到新的活动或领域 kuòzhǎn dào xīn de huódòng huò lǐngyù ••••••	The bakery plans to branch out into catering services next year. 面包店计划明年分支出去到餐饮服务。 ••••••	面包店计划明年扩展到餐饮服务。 Miànbāo diàn jìhuà míngnián kuòzhǎn dào cānyǐn fúwù. ••••••
#1925 - ••••••	chip away at idiom (chip away at) ••••••	to gradually work on something to achieve a result ••••••	逐步在某事上工作以取得结果 zhú bù zài mǒu shì shàng gōng zuò yǐ qǔ dé jié guǒ ••••••	She chipped away at her thesis every evening until it was finished. 她每晚都逐步处理她的论文，直到完成。 ••••••	她每晚都逐步工作她的论文，直到完成。 Tā měi wǎn dōu zhú bù chǔ lǐ tā de lùn wén, zhídào wán chéng. ••••••
#1926 - ••••••	learn by heart idiom (learn by heart) ••••••	to memorize something perfectly ••••••	背诵 bèi sòng ••••••	He learned the poem by heart for the recital. 他为朗诵把诗歌背下来。 ••••••	他为朗诵背诵了诗歌。 Tā wèi lǎngsòng bèi xiàlái le shīgē ••••••
#1927 - ••••••	as easy as ABC idiom (as easy as ABC) ••••••	very easy to do or understand ••••••	非常容易做或理解 ••••••	For him, solving math problems is as easy as ABC. 对他来说，解决数学问题就像as easy as ABC一样。 ••••••	对他来说，解决数学问题非常容易。 ••••••
#1928 - ••••••	the school of hard knocks idiom (de skul of hard nocks) ••••••	learning through difficult experiences in life ••••••	通过生活中的艰难经历学习 tong guo sheng huo zhong de jian nan jing li xue xi ••••••	He didn’t go to college, but he learned from the school of hard knocks. 他没有上大学，但他从艰难的学校中学习。 ••••••	他没有上大学，但他从艰难的学校中学习。 Ta mei you shang da xue, dan ta cong jian nan de xue xiao zhong xue xi. ••••••
#1929 - ••••••	put on your thinking cap idiom (put on your thinking cap) ••••••	to start thinking seriously about solving a problem ••••••	开始认真思考如何解决问题 kaishi renzhen sikao jiejue wenti ••••••	Let’s put on our thinking caps and find a solution. 让我们戴上思考帽，找到解决方案。 ••••••	让我们戴上思考帽，找到解决方案。 Rang women daishang sikaomao, zhaodao jiejue fang'an ••••••
#1930 - ••••••	teach someone a lesson idiom (teach someone a lesson) ••••••	to make someone learn from their mistake ••••••	让某人从他们的错误中学习 ••••••	The teacher’s punishment really taught him a lesson. The teacher’s punishment really taught him a lesson. ••••••	老师的惩罚真的给了他一个教训。 ••••••
#1931 - ••••••	a quick study idiom (a quick study) ••••••	someone who learns new things very fast ••••••	一个快速学习的人 yí gè kuài sù xué xí de rén ••••••	She’s a quick study and mastered the topic in a day. 她是a quick study，一天就掌握了这个主题。 ••••••	她很快学习并在一天内掌握了这个话题。 tā shì a quick study ， yì tiān jiù zhǎng wò le zhè ge zhǔ tí ••••••
#1932 - ••••••	go back to the drawing board idiom (go back to the drawing board) ••••••	to start over again because the previous plan failed ••••••	因为之前的计划失败了，所以重新开始 yīnwèi zhīqián de jìhuà shībàile, suǒyǐ chóngxīn kāishǐ ••••••	Our experiment failed, so we have to go back to the drawing board. 我们的实验失败了，所以我们必须重新开始。 ••••••	我们的实验失败了，所以我们必须重新开始。 wǒmen de shíyàn shībàile, suǒyǐ wǒmen bìxū chóngxīn kāishǐ ••••••
#1933 - ••••••	make up your mind idiom (meik ap yor maind) ••••••	to decide something ••••••	决定某事 ••••••	You need to make up your mind about which job to take. yu nid tu meik ap yor maind abaut wich job tu teik ••••••	你需要决定要选择哪个工作。 ••••••
#1934 - ••••••	at the crossroads idiom (在十字路口) ••••••	facing a decision or choice ••••••	面临一个决定或选择 miànlín yīgè juédìng huò xuǎnzé ••••••	I’m at the crossroads in my career right now. 我现在在我的事业十字路口。 ••••••	我现在正处于职业生涯的十字路口。 Wǒ xiànzài zhèng chù yú zhíyè shēngyá de shízì lùkǒu. ••••••
#1935 - ••••••	a double-edged sword idiom (a dàbùl-èjìd sīwǒdé) ••••••	something that has both positive and negative consequences ••••••	既有正面又有负面后果的事物 jì yǒu zhèngmiàn yòu yǒu fùmiàn hòuguǒ de shìwù ••••••	The internet is a double-edged sword; it provides vast information but also exposes us to privacy risks. 互联网是a double-edged sword; 它提供了大量的信息，但也使我们面临隐私风险。 ••••••	互联网是a double-edged sword; 它提供了大量的信息，但也使我们面临隐私风险。 Hùliánwǎng shì a double-edged sword; tā tígōngle dàliàng de xìnxī, dàn yě shǐ wǒmen miànlín yǐnsī fēngxiǎn. ••••••
#1936 - ••••••	A clear conscience is a soft pillow idiom (A clear conscience is a soft pillow) ••••••	When you live honestly, you sleep peacefully without guilt. ••••••	当你诚实时，你会平静地睡觉，没有愧疚感。 Dāng nǐ chéngshí shí, nǐ huì píngjìng de shuìjiào, méiyǒu kuìjiù gǎn. ••••••	After telling the truth, he had a peaceful night’s sleep because a clear conscience is a soft pillow. 告诉真相后，他度过了一个安静的夜晚，因为清晰的良心是一个柔软的枕头。 ••••••	告诉真相后，他度过了一个安静的夜晚，因为清晰的良心是一个柔软的枕头。 Gàosù zhēnxiàng hòu, tā dùguòle yīgè ānjìng de yèwǎn, yīnwèi qīngxī de liángxīn shì yīgè róuruǎn de zhěntou. ••••••
#1937 - ••••••	What’s done is done idiom (wats dan iz dan) ••••••	There is no point in worrying about past mistakes. ••••••	对于过去的错误没有必要再担心了。 duìyú guòqù de cuòwù méiyǒu bìyào zài dānxīn le. ••••••	We can’t change the past, so what’s done is done. 我们不能改变过去，所以做过的就是做过的。 ••••••	我们不能改变过去，所以做过的就是做过的。 wǒmen bùnéng gǎibiàn guòqù, suǒyǐ zuòguò de jiùshì zuòguò de. ••••••
#1938 - ••••••	The truth will set you free idiom (真相会让你自由) ••••••	By being truthful, you can avoid trouble and feel liberated. ••••••	通过诚实，你可以避免麻烦并感到解脱。 Tōguò chéngshí, nǐ kěyǐ bìmiǎn máfan bìng gǎndào jiětuō. ••••••	Even though it was hard, the truth will set you free in the end. 尽管这很难，真相会让你自由，最终。 ••••••	尽管这很难，真相会让你自由，最终。 Jǐnguǎn zhè hěn nán, zhēnxiàng huì ràng nǐ zìyóu, zuìzhōng. ••••••
#1939 - ••••••	fall head over heels idiom (福尔赫德过于希尔斯) ••••••	to fall deeply in love ••••••	深深地坠入爱河 shēn shēn de zhuì rù ài hé ••••••	He fell head over heels in love with her the moment they met. 他一见钟情，在他们第一次见面时就深深地爱上了她。 ••••••	他一见钟情，在他们第一次见面时就深深地爱上了她。 Tā yī jiàn zhōngqíng, zài tāmen dì yī cì jiànmiàn shí jiù shēn shēn de ài shàngle tā. ••••••
#1940 - ••••••	get along with someone idiom (guet alon widh samwan) ••••••	to have a friendly relationship with someone ••••••	与某人保持友好的关系 yǔ mǒu rén bǎochí yǒuhǎo de guānxì ••••••	They really get along with each other and are always laughing. 他们真的相处得很好，总是笑着。 ••••••	他们真的相处得很好，总是笑着。 Tāmen zhēn de xiāngchǔ dé hěn hǎo, zǒng shì xiàozhe. ••••••
#1941 - ••••••	make up with someone idiom (méikè āp widh sāngwén) ••••••	to become friends again after a disagreement ••••••	在争吵后重新成为朋友 zài zhēngchǎo hòu chóngxīn chéngwéi péngyǒu ••••••	After their argument, they decided to make up with each other. 在争论之后，他们决定和好如初。 ••••••	在争论之后，他们决定和好如初。 Zài zhēnglùn zhīhòu, tāmen juédìng héhǎo rúchū. ••••••
#1942 - ••••••	put one's foot in one's mouth idiom (pù wánsī fútīng wánsī máo) ••••••	to say something embarrassing or inappropriate ••••••	说一些尴尬或不合适的话 shuo yixie gan'ga huo bu heshi de hua ••••••	He really put his foot in his mouth when he mentioned her ex-boyfriend. 当他提到她的前男友时，他真的是把脚放进了嘴里。 ••••••	当他提到她的前男友时，他真的是把脚放进了嘴里。 dang ta tidao ta de qian nanyou shi, ta zhen de shi ba jiao fang jin le zui li ••••••
#1943 - ••••••	sweep someone off their feet idiom (sweep someone off their feet) ••••••	to make someone fall in love with you suddenly ••••••	让某人突然爱上你 ràng mǒu rén tú rán ài shàng nǐ ••••••	His charm and confidence really swept her off her feet. 他的魅力和自信真的让她迷上了他。 ••••••	他的魅力和自信真的让她迷上了他。 Tā de mèilì hé zìxìn zhēn de ràng tā mí shàng le tā. ••••••
#1944 - ••••••	be on the same page idiom (bī ān dé sēim pēijī) ••••••	to agree with someone or have the same understanding ••••••	与某人达成一致或有相同的理解 yǔ mǒu rén dáchéng yīzhì huò yǒu xiāngtóng de lǐjiě ••••••	Before getting married, they made sure they were on the same page about their future. 在结婚之前，他们确保他们在关于未来的事情上达成一致。 ••••••	在结婚之前，他们确保他们在关于未来的事情上达成一致。 Zài jiéhūn zhīqián, tāmen quèbǎo tāmen zài guānyú wèilái de shìqíng shàng dáchéng yīzhì. ••••••
#1945 - ••••••	rob Peter to pay Paul idiom (罗布彼得去付保罗) ••••••	to take money from one part of something in order to pay for something else ••••••	从某部分拿钱来支付其他费用 cong mou bufen na qian lai zhifu qita feiyong ••••••	They're always robbing Peter to pay Paul, moving money around without making any progress. 他们总是在抢彼得的钱去付保罗，不断地转动钱却没有任何进展。 ••••••	他们总是在抢彼得的钱去付保罗，不断地转动钱却没有任何进展。 tamen zongshi zai qiang bide de qian qu fu baoluo, buduan de zhuandong qian que meiyou renhe jinzhang ••••••
#1946 - ••••••	Hope for the best, prepare for the worst idiom (Hope for the best, prepare for the worst) ••••••	Always stay optimistic, but be ready for any outcome. ••••••	始终保持乐观，但为任何结果做好准备。 Shǐzhōng bǎochí lèguān, dàn wèi rènhé jiéguǒ zuò hǎo zhǔnbèi. ••••••	She was nervous about the exam but decided to hope for the best, prepare for the worst. 她对考试感到紧张，但决定希望最好，准备最坏。 ••••••	她对考试感到紧张，但决定希望最好，准备最坏。 Tā duì kǎoshì gǎndào jǐnzhāng, dàn juédìng xīwàng zuì hǎo, zhǔnbèi zuì huài. ••••••
#1947 - ••••••	a problem shared is a problem halved idiom (a problém shéred is a problém hálvud) ••••••	discussing a problem makes it easier to solve ••••••	讨论问题让它更容易解决 taolun wenti rang ta geng rongyi jiejue ••••••	Don't hesitate to ask for help. A problem shared is a problem halved. 不要犹豫请求帮助。一个共享的问题是一个减轻的问题。 ••••••	不要犹豫请求帮助。一个共享的问题是一个减轻的问题。 Bùyào yóuyù qǐngqiú bāngzhù. Yīgè gòngxiǎng de wèntí shì yīgè jiǎnqīng de wèntí. ••••••
#1948 - ••••••	build one's confidence idiom (bǐlìd wān' sī kǎn fī dēn sī) ••••••	to increase one's self-assurance or belief in one's abilities ••••••	增加自信或相信自己的能力 zēngjiā zìxìn huò xiāngxìn zìjǐ de nénglì ••••••	Public speaking classes helped him build his confidence. 公共演讲课程帮助他建立了自信。 ••••••	公共演讲课程帮助他建立了自信。 Gōnggòng yǎnjiǎng kèchéng bāngzhù tā jiànlìle zìxìn ••••••
#1949 - ••••••	come out of one's shell idiom (come out of one's shell) ••••••	to become more outgoing or confident ••••••	变得更外向或更自信 biàn dé gèng wàixiàng huò gèng zìxìn ••••••	She used to be shy, but now she has finally come out of her shell. 她以前很害羞，但现在她终于走出了她的壳。 ••••••	她以前很害羞，但现在她终于走出了她的壳。 Tā yǐqián hěn hàixiū, dàn xiànzài tā zhōngyú zǒu chūle tā de ké. ••••••
#1950 - ••••••	to reach for the moon idiom (图里奇福尔德穆恩) ••••••	to aim for something that is difficult or seemingly impossible to achieve ••••••	设定一个困难或看似不可能实现的目标 she ding yi ge kun nan huo kan shi bu ke neng shi xian de mu biao ••••••	He decided to reach for the moon and apply for the most competitive university. 他决定 reach for the moon 并申请最具竞争力的大学。 ••••••	他决定 reach for the moon 并申请最具竞争力的大学。 Ta jue ding reach for the moon bing shen qing zui ju jing zheng li de da xue. ••••••