竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 - 第 86 课 - 竞争性考试终极英语成语列表 | 学习英语

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#2551 - ••••••	global reach idiom (全球影响力) ••••••	the ability to extend services or products worldwide ••••••	将服务或产品扩展到全球的能力 jiāng fúwù huò chǎnpǐn kuòzhǎn dào quánqiú de nénglì ••••••	With its strong online presence, the company has a significant global reach. 凭借强大的在线存在，该公司具有显著的全球影响力。 ••••••	凭借强大的在线存在，该公司具有显著的全球影响力。 Píngjiè qiángdà de zàixiàn cúnzài, gāi gōngsī jùyǒu xiǎnzhù de quánqiú yǐngxiǎnglì. ••••••
#2552 - ••••••	expand one's horizons idiom (扩展个人的视野) ••••••	to increase one’s knowledge or experience ••••••	增加一个人的知识或经验 zengjia yige ren de zhishi huo jingyan ••••••	Traveling abroad can really help you expand your horizons. 出国旅行确实可以帮助你扩展你的视野。 ••••••	出国旅行确实可以帮助你扩展你的视野。 Chuguo lüxing que shi keyi bangzhu ni kuozhan nide shiyan ••••••
#2553 - ••••••	going viral idiom (去病毒式传播) ••••••	to become very popular very quickly on the internet or social media ••••••	在互联网或社交媒体上迅速变得非常受欢迎 zai hulianwang huo shejiao meiti shang xunsu biande feichang shou huanying ••••••	The video of the cat dancing has gone viral and everyone is talking about it. 那只跳舞的猫的视频已经病毒式传播，每个人都在谈论它。 ••••••	那只跳舞的猫的视频已经病毒式传播，每个人都在谈论它。 Na zhi tiaowu de mao de shipin yijing bingdushichuanbo, meige ren dou zai tanlun ta. ••••••
#2554 - ••••••	keep one’s head above water idiom (kīp wānz hēd ābǒv wǒtēr) ••••••	to manage to survive under pressure or financial difficulty ••••••	在压力或财务困难下努力生存 zai yali huo caiwu kunnan xia nuli shengcun ••••••	He’s just trying to keep his head above water during this busy season. hí’ś júst tréing tú kīp híz hēd ābǒv wǒtēr djúring dís bǐzī sīzèn ••••••	他在这个忙碌的季节只是试图保持头脑清醒。 ta zai zhege manglu de jijie zhishi shitu baochi tounao qingxing ••••••
#2555 - ••••••	buckle under pressure idiom (bā kè ǎn dé péi shā) ••••••	to give in or fail due to too much stress or pressure ••••••	因过度压力或压力而屈服或失败。 yin guòdù yālì huò yālì ér qūfú huò shībài ••••••	Some employees buckle under pressure, while others thrive. 有些员工buckle under pressure，而其他人则蓬勃发展。 ••••••	一些员工在压力下屈服，而其他员工则茁壮成长。 yīxiē yuángōng zài yālì xià qūfú, ér qítā yuángōng zé zhuózhuàng chéngzhǎng ••••••
#2556 - ••••••	take a toll idiom (teik a tol) ••••••	to cause harm or damage over time due to stress or overwork ••••••	由于压力或过度工作，随着时间的推移造成伤害或损害。 yóu yú yā lì huò guò dù gōng zuò, suí zhī shí jiān de tuī yí zào chéng shāng hài huò sǔn hài ••••••	Long working hours can take a toll on your health. 长时间工作可能对你的健康造成take a toll。 ••••••	长时间工作可能对你的健康造成take a toll。 cháng shí jiān gōng zuò kě néng duì nǐ de jiàn kāng zào chéng take a toll ••••••
#2557 - ••••••	Open a can of worms idiom (打开一罐蠕虫) ••••••	To start something that creates many new problems. ••••••	开始做一些会带来许多新问题的事情。 Kaishi zuo xie hui dailai xuduo xin wenti de shiqing. ••••••	By questioning the policy, he opened a can of worms. 通过质疑政策，他打开了一罐蠕虫。 ••••••	通过质疑政策，他打开了一罐蠕虫。 Tongguo zhiyi zhengce, ta dakai le yi guan ruchong. ••••••
#2558 - ••••••	Follow your nose idiom (fóu lóu yóu nào zī) ••••••	Trust your instincts and go in the direction that feels right. ••••••	相信你的直觉，走你认为对的方向。 Xiangxin nide zhi jue, zou ni renwei dui de fangxiang. ••••••	If you're lost, just follow your nose and you'll find the way. 如果你迷路了，只需跟着你的鼻子走，你就会找到路。 ••••••	如果你迷路了，只需跟着你的鼻子走，你就会找到路。 Ruguo ni milu le, zhi xu genzhe nide bizo zou, ni jiu hui zhao dao lu. ••••••
#2559 - ••••••	Go exploring idiom (去探索) ••••••	To travel or look around to discover new things. ••••••	旅行或四处看看以发现新事物。 lüxing huo sìchù kànkàn yǐ fāxiàn xīn shìwù. ••••••	Let's go exploring around the city this weekend. 这个周末我们一起去探索城市周围。 ••••••	这个周末我们一起去探索城市周围。 Zhège zhōumò wǒmen yīqǐ qù tànsuǒ chéngshì zhōuwéi. ••••••
#2560 - ••••••	Ask a million questions idiom (ask a million questions) ••••••	To be extremely curious and ask many questions. ••••••	非常好奇，问很多问题。 fēicháng hàoqí, wèn hěnduō wèntí. ••••••	Kids often ask a million questions about everything. 孩子们常常ask a million questions关于一切。 ••••••	孩子们常常问一百万个问题关于一切。 Háizimen chángcháng wèn yī bǎi wàn gè wèntí guānyú yīqiè. ••••••
#2561 - ••••••	Dig deeper idiom (挖得更深) ••••••	To investigate more thoroughly or find out more details. ••••••	更彻底地调查或发现更多细节。 Geng chedi di diaocha huo faxian geng duo xijie. ••••••	Journalists are trained to dig deeper into stories. 记者们接受了更深入挖掘故事的训练。 ••••••	记者们接受了更深入挖掘故事的训练。 Jizhe men jieshou le geng shenru waijue gushi de xunlian. ••••••
#2562 - ••••••	take it to the bank idiom (teik it tu de bank) ••••••	to be certain that something is true or will happen ••••••	确信某事是真的或将会发生 que ren mou shi shi zhen de huo jiang hui fa sheng ••••••	You can take it to the bank that he’ll deliver on his promise. yu kan teik it tu de bank det hi'l deliver on his promise ••••••	你可以确定他会履行他的承诺。 ni ke yi que ding ta hui lu xing ta de cheng nuo ••••••
#2563 - ••••••	a run on the bank idiom (银行挤兑) ••••••	a situation where many people withdraw their money from a bank due to fear of collapse ••••••	由于担心银行倒闭，许多人从银行提取他们的钱 yóuyú dānxīn yínháng dǎobì, xǔduō rén cóng yínháng tíqǔ tāmen de qián ••••••	Rumors of insolvency caused a run on the bank. 破产的传闻引发了银行挤兑。 ••••••	破产的传闻引发了银行挤兑。 pòchǎn de chuánwén yǐnfāle yínháng jǐduì ••••••
#2564 - ••••••	Spread like wildfire idiom (像野火一样传播) ••••••	To become widely known very quickly. ••••••	变得非常快速地广为人知。 ••••••	The news of their engagement spread like wildfire. 他们订婚的消息像野火一样传播。 ••••••	他们订婚的消息像野火一样传播。 ••••••
#2565 - ••••••	Get the message idiom (得到信息) ••••••	To understand what someone is trying to say. ••••••	理解某人试图表达的意思。 Lǐjiě mǒu rén shìtú biǎodá de yìsi. ••••••	After his silence, she finally got the message. 在他的沉默之后，她终于得到了信息。 ••••••	在他的沉默之后，她终于得到了信息。 Zài tā de chénmò zhīhòu, tā zhōngyú dé dào le xìnxī. ••••••
#2566 - ••••••	Be all ears idiom (比奥尔イヤーズ) ••••••	To listen very attentively. ••••••	非常专心地听。 fei chang zhuan xin di ting ••••••	I’m all ears, tell me what happened! 我全神贯注，告诉我发生了什么! ••••••	我全神贯注，告诉我发生了什么! wo quan shen guan zhu, gao su wo fa sheng le shen me! ••••••
#2567 - ••••••	Talk through your hat idiom (胡说八道) ••••••	To speak nonsense or about something one knows little about. ••••••	说胡话或谈论自己了解甚少的事物。 shuo hu hua huo tanlun ziji liaojie shenshao de shiwu ••••••	He was talking through his hat about quantum physics. 他在胡说八道量子物理。 ••••••	他在胡说八道量子物理。 ta zai hu shuo ba dao liangzi wulixue ••••••
#2568 - ••••••	Keep someone posted idiom (kip samwan post-ed) ••••••	To keep someone informed about something. ••••••	让某人了解某事。 rang mou ren liaojie mou shi ••••••	Please keep me posted about any updates. qing kip mi post-ed guanyu renhe gengxin ••••••	请保持我更新任何最新的进展。 qing baochi wo gengxin renhe zuixin de jinzhan. ••••••
#2569 - ••••••	Hear something on the grapevine idiom (听到一些小道消息) ••••••	To hear gossip or unofficial news. ••••••	听到八卦或非正式的新闻。 tīng dào bāguà huò fēi zhèngshì de xīnwén ••••••	I heard on the grapevine that she’s leaving the company. 我听到一些小道消息她要离开公司。 ••••••	我听到一些小道消息她要离开公司。 wǒ tīng dào yīxiē xiǎodào xiāoxī tā yào líkāi gōngsī ••••••
#2570 - ••••••	Break the news idiom (传递消息) ••••••	To tell someone important or bad news. ••••••	告诉某人重要或坏消息。 gàosu mǒurén zhòngyào huò huài xiāoxī. ••••••	He didn’t know how to break the news to his parents. 他不知道如何将这个消息传达给他的父母。 ••••••	他不知道如何将这个消息传达给他的父母。 Tā bù zhīdào rúhé jiāng zhège xiāoxī chuándá gěi tā de fùmǔ. ••••••
#2571 - ••••••	at breaking point idiom (处于崩溃边缘) ••••••	so stressed or tired that one can hardly cope ••••••	如此紧张或疲惫，几乎无法应对 ruci jinzhang huo pibei, jihu wufa yingdui ••••••	After working 80 hours this week, she’s at breaking point. 这周工作80小时后，她已经处于崩溃边缘。 ••••••	这周工作80小时后，她已经处于崩溃边缘。 zhe zhou gongzuo 80 xiaoshi hou, ta yijing chuyu bengkuibianyuan ••••••
#2572 - ••••••	feel the heat idiom (gǎnshòu rèliè) ••••••	to experience pressure or criticism ••••••	yùdòng yāo qiú huò pīpíng yudong yao qiu huo piping ••••••	The manager began to feel the heat after the sales dropped. Zhíyuán zài xiāoshòu xiàjiàng hòu kāishǐ gǎnshòu rèliè. ••••••	Zhíyuán zài xiāoshòu xiàjiàng hòu kāishǐ gǎnshòu rèliè. Zhi yuan zai xiaoshou xiajing hou kaishi gan shou re lie ••••••
#2573 - ••••••	a weight on your shoulders idiom (ā wèi àn yór shóulders) ••••••	a heavy burden or responsibility causing stress ••••••	沉重的负担或责任，造成压力 chénzhòng de fùdān huò zérèn, zàochéng yālì ••••••	Running the company alone is a weight on his shoulders. Ránníng de gōngsī àlóun shì ā wèi àn hīzhī shóulders. ••••••	独自管理公司是他肩上的重担。 Dúzì guǎnlǐ gōngsī shì tā jiān shàng de zhòngdàn ••••••
#2574 - ••••••	have a short fuse idiom (有短的导火索) ••••••	to get angry easily ••••••	很容易生气 hen rongyi shengqi ••••••	Be careful what you say; he has a short fuse. 小心你说的话; 他有短的导火索。 ••••••	小心你说的话; 他有短的导火索。 xiaoxin ni shuo de hua; ta you duan de daohuosuo. ••••••
#2575 - ••••••	drive someone up the wall idiom (把某人逼上墙) ••••••	to make someone very annoyed or angry ••••••	使某人感到非常恼火或愤怒 shi mou ren gan dao fei chang nao huo huo fen nu ••••••	Her constant complaints drive me up the wall. 她不断的抱怨让我上了墙。 ••••••	她不断的抱怨让我非常恼火。 Ta buduan de baoyuan rang wo feichang naohuo ••••••
#2576 - ••••••	boil over idiom (boil over) ••••••	when anger becomes too much to control ••••••	当愤怒变得无法控制时 dang fennu biande wufa kongzhi shi ••••••	The argument finally boiled over into a shouting match. 争论最终boiled over成了一场大喊大叫的争执。 ••••••	争论最终爆发成了一场大喊大叫的争执。 Zhenglun zhongyu boiled over chengle yichang dahan dajiao de zhengzhi ••••••
#2577 - ••••••	go off the deep end idiom (go off the deep end) ••••••	to become very angry or emotional suddenly ••••••	突然变得非常生气或情绪化 tudian biande feichang shengqi huo qingxuhua ••••••	She went off the deep end when she heard the bad news. 她发火了，当她听到坏消息时。 ••••••	她发火了，当她听到坏消息时。 Ta fahuole, dang ta tingdao huai xiaoxi shi ••••••
#2578 - ••••••	have steam coming out of your ears idiom (有蒸汽从你的耳朵里出来) ••••••	to be visibly very angry ••••••	明显非常生气 míngxiǎn fēicháng shēngqì ••••••	He had steam coming out of his ears when he saw the damage. 当他看到损坏时，他有蒸汽从耳朵里出来。 ••••••	他看到损坏后，气得发红。 Tā kàn dào sǔnhuài hòu, qì de fā hóng. ••••••
#2579 - ••••••	lend a hand idiom (lend a hand) ••••••	to help someone with something ••••••	帮助某人做某事 bāngzhù mǒu rén zuò mǒu shì ••••••	Can you lend a hand with these boxes? Can you lend a hand with these boxes? ••••••	你能帮忙搬这些箱子吗？ Nǐ néng bāngmáng bān zhèxiē xiāngzi ma? ••••••
#2580 - ••••••	give someone a leg up idiom (giv samwan a leg ap) ••••••	to help someone improve their situation or get an advantage ••••••	帮助某人改善他们的处境或获得优势 bangzhu mou ren gaishan tamen de chujing huo huode youshi ••••••	Her mentor gave her a leg up in her career. Her mentor gave her a leg up in her career. ••••••	她的导师在她的职业生涯中给了她一个提升。 Ta de daoshi zai ta de zhiye shengya zhong geile ta yige tisheng. ••••••