竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 - 第 83 课 - 竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 | 学习英语

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#2461 - ••••••	streamline the process idiom (streamline the process) ••••••	to make a process more efficient and effective by simplifying or eliminating unnecessary steps ••••••	通过简化或消除不必要的步骤，使过程更加高效和有效 tōngguò jiǎnhuà huò xiāochú bù bìyào de bùzhòu, shǐ guòchéng gèng jiā gāoxiào hé yǒuxiào ••••••	We need to streamline the process of content creation to save time. 我们需要streamline the process内容创作过程，以节省时间。 ••••••	我们需要streamline the process内容创作过程，以节省时间。 Wǒmen xūyào streamline the process nèiróng chuàngzuò guòchéng, yǐ jiéshěng shíjiān. ••••••
#2462 - ••••••	trendsetter idiom (潮流引领者) ••••••	someone who leads the way in fashion, technology, or other popular areas, setting trends for others to follow ••••••	在时尚、科技或其他流行领域中引领潮流的人，为其他人设置趋势 zai shishang, keji huo qita liuxing lingyu zhong yingling chaoliu de ren, wei qita ren shezhi chengxu ••••••	The company became a trendsetter in the tech world with its innovative new app. 这家公司通过其创新的应用程序成为了科技界的潮流引领者。 ••••••	这家公司通过其创新的应用程序成为了科技界的潮流引领者。 Zhe jiagongsi tongguo qi chuangxin de yingyong chengxu chengwei le keji jie de chaoliu yinlingzhe ••••••
#2463 - ••••••	fit for a king idiom (fit for a king) ••••••	something of very high quality or luxurious ••••••	非常高质量或奢华的东西 fēicháng gāo zhìliàng huò shēhuá de dōngxī ••••••	The dinner was fit for a king. 晚餐是fit for a king。 ••••••	晚餐堪称国王的标准。 Wǎncān kānchēng guówáng de biāozhǔn. ••••••
#2464 - ••••••	call someone out idiom (kao samwan aut) ••••••	to criticize someone publicly for their behavior or actions ••••••	公开批评某人的行为或行动 gongkai piping mou ren de xingwei huo xingdong ••••••	She called him out for being rude to the waiter. shi kao him aut for bing rúd tu de weitér ••••••	她因对服务员无礼而公开批评了他。 Ta yin dui fuwuyuan wuli er gongkai piping le ta ••••••
#2465 - ••••••	take someone to task idiom (teik sāmwán tú tǎsī kè) ••••••	to strongly criticize someone for something they did wrong ••••••	严厉批评某人因为他们做错了某事 yánlì pīpíng mǒu rén yīnwèi tāmen zuò cuòle mǒu shì ••••••	The teacher took him to task for cheating on the exam. de tichér túk hím tú tǎsī kè fǒr chítíng àn de èxám ••••••	老师因他在考试中作弊而严厉批评了他。 lǎoshī yīn tā zài kǎoshì zhōng zhǔbì ér yánlì pīpíngle tā ••••••
#2466 - ••••••	tear into someone idiom (批评某人) ••••••	to criticize someone angrily ••••••	愤怒地批评某人 fèn nù de pī píng mǒu rén ••••••	The coach tore into the players after they lost the game. 教练在他们输了比赛后批评了球员。 ••••••	教练在他们输了比赛后批评了球员。 Jiàoliàn zài tāmen shūle bǐsài hòu pīpíngle qiúyuán. ••••••
#2467 - ••••••	run someone down idiom (rán sām wān dào un) ••••••	to criticize someone unfairly; to speak badly about someone ••••••	不公平地批评某人；说某人坏话 bù gōngpíng de pīpíng mǒu rén; shuō mǒu rén huàihuà ••••••	He always runs his coworkers down behind their backs. 他总是在背后贬低他的同事。 ••••••	他总是在背后说同事的坏话。 Tā zǒng shì zài bèihòu shuō tóngshì de huàihuà. ••••••
#2468 - ••••••	take a dim view of idiom (teik a dim viu of) ••••••	to disapprove of something; to have a negative opinion ••••••	不赞成某事; 拥有负面意见 bu zan cheng mou shi; yong you fu mian yi jian ••••••	The manager takes a dim view of employees arriving late. 经理teik a dim viu of 员工迟到 ••••••	经理不赞成员工迟到。 jing li bu zan cheng yuan gong chi dao. ••••••
#2469 - ••••••	give someone the cold shoulder idiom (gīf sāmwán dhe kóld shóulder) ••••••	to deliberately ignore or show disapproval toward someone ••••••	故意忽视或表现出对某人不满 ••••••	After the argument, she gave him the cold shoulder. àfter dhe árgumènt, shì gèv hīm dhe kóld shóulder. ••••••	争论后，她故意对他表现冷漠。 ••••••
#2470 - ••••••	put someone in their place idiom (put someone in their place) ••••••	to show someone that they are not as important as they think ••••••	让某人知道他们并不像他们认为的那样重要 ràng mǒu rén zhīdào tāmen bìng bù xiàng tāmen rènwéi de nà yàng zhòngyào ••••••	She put him in his place when he tried to act superior. She put him in his place when he tried to act superior. ••••••	当他试图表现得很优越时，她把他放回了原位。 Dāng tā shìtú biǎoxiàn dé hěn yōuyuè shí, tā bǎ tā fàng huíle yuán wèi. ••••••
#2471 - ••••••	read someone the riot act idiom (ríd sāmwān dhe ràiòt àkt) ••••••	to warn or scold someone severely for bad behavior ••••••	严厉警告或责骂某人不良行为 yanli jinggao huo zemà mǒu rén bùliáng xíngwéi ••••••	The teacher read the students the riot act after the chaos in class. dī tìchér réd dì stúdènts dì ràiòt àkt àfèrt dè kèōs în klās ••••••	在课堂混乱之后，老师严厉警告了学生。 zài kètáng hùnluàn zhīhòu, lǎoshī yánlì jǐnggào le xuéshēng ••••••
#2472 - ••••••	come down hard on idiom (卡姆下降哈德安) ••••••	to punish or criticize someone severely ••••••	严厉地惩罚或批评某人 yanli de chengfa huo piping mǒurén ••••••	The company came down hard on employees who broke the rules. 公司对违反规则的员工卡姆下降哈德安。 ••••••	公司严厉地惩罚了违反规则的员工。 gōngsī yánlì de chéngfá le wéifǎn guīzé de yuángōng ••••••
#2473 - ••••••	nuts and bolts idiom (nuts and bolts) ••••••	the basic practical details of something ••••••	某事的基本实际细节 mǒu shì de jīběn shíjì xìjié ••••••	Let's focus on the nuts and bolts of this new project. 让我们专注于这个新项目的 nuts and bolts。 ••••••	让我们专注于这个新项目的 nuts and bolts。 Ràng wǒmen zhuānzhu yú zhège xīn xiàngmù de nuts and bolts. ••••••
#2474 - ••••••	throw a wrench in the works idiom (扔一把扳手进工作中) ••••••	to cause a problem that stops progress ••••••	制造一个阻止进展的问题 zhìzào yīgè zǔzhǐ jìnzhǎn de wèntí ••••••	The last-minute design change threw a wrench in the works. 最后一分钟的设计更改扔了一把扳手进工作中。 ••••••	最后一分钟的设计更改扔了一把扳手进工作中。 zuìhòu yī fēnzhōng de shèjì gēnggǎi rēngle yī bǎ bānshǒu jìn gōngzuò zhōng. ••••••
#2475 - ••••••	well-oiled machine idiom (良好润滑的机器) ••••••	something that operates smoothly and efficiently ••••••	顺畅高效运作的事物 ••••••	Our engineering team runs like a well-oiled machine. 我们的工程团队像一台良好润滑的机器一样运行。 ••••••	我们的工程团队像一台良好润滑的机器一样运行。 ••••••
#2476 - ••••••	get down to the wire idiom (get down to the wire) ••••••	to approach the last possible moment before a deadline ••••••	接近最后可能的时刻，接近截止日期 jiejin zuihou keneng de shike, jiejin jiezhi riqi ••••••	The project went down to the wire, but we finished on time. 这个项目一直到最后一刻，但我们准时完成了。 ••••••	这个项目一直到最后一刻，但我们准时完成了。 Zhe ge xiangmu yizhi dao zuihou yi ke, dan women zhunshi wanchengle. ••••••
#2477 - ••••••	keep the fire burning idiom (keep the fire burning) ••••••	to stay motivated and passionate about something ••••••	保持火焰 bǎochí huǒyàn ••••••	Even after failure, he managed to keep the fire burning. Even after failure, he managed to keep the fire burning. ••••••	即使失败后，他仍然能够保持火焰。 Jíshǐ shībài hòu, tā réngrán nénggòu bǎochí huǒyàn. ••••••
#2478 - ••••••	pull your socks up idiom (pull yor socks ap) ••••••	to make an effort to improve your performance ••••••	努力提高自己的表现 nuli tigao ziji de biaoxian ••••••	You need to pull your socks up if you want that promotion. you nid tu pull yor socks ap if you want dat promotion ••••••	如果你想要那个晋升，你需要更努力。 Rúguǒ nǐ xiǎng yào nàgè jìnshēng, nǐ xūyào gèng nǔlì. ••••••
#2479 - ••••••	the apple of someone’s eye idiom (ði æpəl ɔv sʌmwʌnz aɪ) ••••••	someone who is very precious or loved ••••••	某人非常珍贵或被爱的人 mǒu rén fēicháng zhēnguì huò bèi ài de rén ••••••	Her daughter is the apple of her eye. hɛr dɔtər ɪz ði æpəl ɔv hɜr aɪ ••••••	她的女儿是她眼中的掌上明珠。 Tā de nǚ'ér shì tā yǎnzhōng de zhǎngshàng míngzhū ••••••
#2480 - ••••••	take someone's breath away idiom (teik someone's breth awei) ••••••	to impress or amaze someone with beauty or charm ••••••	用美丽或魅力给某人留下深刻印象或惊讶 ••••••	Her beauty took his breath away. her beauty tuk his breth awei ••••••	她的美丽让他目瞪口呆。 ••••••
#2481 - ••••••	lovey-dovey idiom (lovey-dovey) ••••••	showing a lot of affection publicly ••••••	公开展示大量的亲密感情 gōngkāi zhǎnshì dàliàng de qīnmì gǎnqíng ••••••	The couple was being lovey-dovey at the restaurant. 那对情侣在餐厅里lovey-dovey。 ••••••	那对情侣在餐厅里显得非常亲密。 Nà duì qínglǚ zài cāntīng lǐ xiǎnde fēicháng qīnmì. ••••••
#2482 - ••••••	carry a torch for someone idiom (carry a torch for someone) ••••••	to continue loving someone who doesn’t love you back ••••••	继续爱一个不爱你的人 jixu ai yige bu ai ni de ren ••••••	He’s still carrying a torch for his ex-girlfriend. He’s still carrying a torch for his ex-girlfriend. ••••••	他仍然爱着他的前女友。 Ta rengran ai zhe tā de qián nǚyǒu. ••••••
#2483 - ••••••	you’ve got this idiom (你已经搞定了) ••••••	to reassure someone that they can handle a situation ••••••	安慰某人，告诉他们可以应对某个情况 ānwèi mǒu rén, gàosù tāmen kěyǐ yìngduì mǒu gè qíngkuàng ••••••	Don’t worry about the presentation—you’ve got this! 不用担心演讲—你搞定了！ ••••••	不用担心演讲—你搞定了！ bùyòng dānxīn yǎnjiǎng—nǐ gǎodìngle! ••••••
#2484 - ••••••	cut through the noise idiom (kǎ tè sī nào yè) ••••••	to stand out from the competition; to be noticed despite distractions ••••••	在竞争中脱颖而出；尽管有干扰，依然能够引起注意 zài jìng zhēng zhōng tuō yǐng ér chū; jǐn guǎn yǒu gān rǎo, yī rán néng gòu yǐn qǐ zhù yì ••••••	Our campaign needs to cut through the noise and grab people’s attention. wǒ men de yíng xiāo yào kǎ tè sī nào yè bìng zhuī zhù rén men de guān zhù ••••••	我们的营销需要在竞争中脱颖而出，吸引人们的注意。 wǒ men de yíng xiāo xū yào zài jìng zhēng zhōng tuō yǐng ér chū, xī yǐn rén men de zhù yì ••••••
#2485 - ••••••	hook the audience idiom (hū kè ān dé ào dí yán sī) ••••••	to capture and maintain the interest of the audience ••••••	吸引并保持观众的兴趣 xi yin bing bao chi guan zhong de xing qu ••••••	You need a strong headline to hook the audience immediately. yóu ní dì āi sī tāng hē dí lín wén zhī tú hū kè ān dé ào dí yán sī yī mí dì yè tè lì ••••••	你需要一个强有力的标题来立即吸引观众的注意。 ni xu yao yi ge qiang you li de biao ti lai li ji xi yin guan zhong de zhu yi ••••••
#2486 - ••••••	hit the target market idiom (hit the target market) ••••••	to reach the intended audience effectively ••••••	有效地接触目标受众 you xiao di jie chu mu biao shou zhong ••••••	Our ads finally hit the target market this quarter. Our ads finally hit the target market this quarter. ••••••	我们的广告终于在这个季度触及了目标市场。 Wo men de guanggao zhongyu zai zhe ge jidu chu ji le mubiao shichang. ••••••
#2487 - ••••••	build brand loyalty idiom (build brand loyalty) ••••••	to create long-term trust and attachment to a brand ••••••	建立对品牌的长期信任和依赖 jiànlì duì pǐnpái de chángqī xìnrèn hé yīlài ••••••	Consistent quality helps build brand loyalty among customers. 持续的质量帮助build brand loyalty在客户中。 ••••••	持续的质量帮助在客户中建立品牌忠诚度。 chíxù de zhìliàng bāngzhù zài kèhù zhōng jiànlì pǐnpái zhōngchéngdù ••••••
#2488 - ••••••	set the trend idiom (set the trend) ••••••	to start something new that others begin to follow ••••••	开始一些新事物，其他人开始跟随 kaishi yixie xin shiw, qitaren kaishi gensui ••••••	The company’s campaign set the trend for eco-friendly marketing. 公司的活动引领了趋势，推动了环保营销。 ••••••	公司的活动引领了趋势，推动了环保营销。 Gongsi de huodong yinling le qushi, tuidongle huanbao yingxiao. ••••••
#2489 - ••••••	hard sell idiom (哈德销售) ••••••	an aggressive or forceful sales approach ••••••	一种激进或强迫的销售方式 yī zhǒng jī jìn huò qiáng pò de xiāo shòu fāng shì ••••••	Customers today dislike the hard sell approach. 今天的客户不喜欢hard sell的方式 ••••••	今天的客户不喜欢hard sell的方式 jīn tiān de kè hù bù xǐ huān hard sell de fāng shì ••••••
#2490 - ••••••	soft sell idiom (软卖) ••••••	a subtle and persuasive way of selling without pressure ••••••	一种没有压力的微妙且有说服力的销售方式 yī zhǒng méiyǒu yālì de wéimiào qiě yǒu shuōfúlì de xiāoshòu fāngshì ••••••	They used a soft sell strategy to gain customer trust. 他们使用了一种软卖策略来获得客户的信任。 ••••••	他们使用了一种软卖策略来获得客户的信任。 Tāmen shǐyòngle yī zhǒng ruǎn mài cèlüè lái huòqǔ kèhù de xìnrèn ••••••