疯狂口语表示法500例（三）

 

　　· the black sheep of the family有辱门楣的人

　　He lost everything in gabling and was called the black sheep of the family by this relatives.

　　· take a shine to someone一见就中意

　　She is an animal-lover. She takes a shine to whatever animal she meets.

　　· give someone the shirt off one's back为某人慷慨解囊，毫不吝啬的接济某人

　　He works in the charity organization and strongly believes that he who gives others the shirt off his back will be blessed by the God.

　　· lose one's shirt输得精光

　　The man didn't leave Las Vegas until he lost his shirt.

　　· know where the shoe pinches知道问题所在

　　A wise leader should be one who knows where the shoe pinches and knows what to do with it.

　　· a shot in the dark瞎猜

　　I didn't know which button was for TV. I pushed one, and TV was turned on. It was mere a shot in the dark.

　　· give someone the cold shoulder冷待某人

　　I hate going to expensive hotels. The receptionist always gives me the cold shoulder when she sees my plain clothes.

　　· steal the show喧宾夺主

　　Cinderalla stole the show in the Prince's party.

　　· side with someone与某人站在一起，支持某人

　　I'm your friend, but I'm afraid I won't side with you on that issue.

　　· have a memory like a sieve记性太差

　　I think a computer notebook will be of great help for me, since I've got a memory like a sieve.

　　· out of clear blue sky意料不到

　　Yesterday, out of a clear blue sky, My landlady gave me a one-day notice, asking me to move out.

　　· .make a slip of the tongue说走嘴

　　The class burst into laughter when the teacher made a slip of the tongue. He meant to say "Good morning" to students, but he said "Good afternoon".

　　· be on the sly办事狡猾

　　The boy was smoking in the corner when his father caught him on the sly.

　　· for a song以级低的价钱，廉价地

　　I got the rare edition of the book for a song in the flea market.

　　· sound someone out试探某人的意见

　　Have you sounded the principal out on postponing the final examination?

　　· call a spade a spade有什么就说什么

　　We are good friends. Call a spade a spade. Don't tell me in a round-about way.

　　· spick and span干干净净

　　The housewife always keeps her kitchen spick and span.

　　· go for a spin出去兜风

　　The city dwellers like going for a spin to the country on weekends.

　　· spine-chilling令人毛骨悚然

　　He likes horrible films. Those spine-chilling pictures to us are pleasant to his eyes.

　　· The spirit is willing; but the flesh is weak.心有余而力不足

　　A: How many times have you tried quitting smoking? B: It's not that the spirit is not willing, but that the flesh is weak.

　　· win one's spurs受到奖赏

　　She won her spurs as a popular writer immediately after her first book became a best-seller.

　　· put the squeeze on someone对某人施加压力

　　The new situation is putting the squeeze on all companies engaged in this business.

　　· stand up to someone与某人大胆对抗

　　The soldier stood up to the officer and was place in confinement.

　　· thank one's lucky stars感到万幸

　　I should thank your lucky stars that you missed the plane which crashed into the sea.

　　· get off to a flying start来了开门红

　　Our kindergarten got off to a flying start by having 100 children to sign up in the first month.

　　· go steady with someone 与异性稳步发展关系

　　Mary and Tim got married after going steady with each other for two years.

　　· watch one's step当心

　　You're better watch your step when you go out with John. He is a trouble-maker.

　　· a stick-in the-mud老古董

　　He is a stick=in-the-mud and will never invest his money in stock.

　　· be a stickler吹毛皮的人

　　I don't like to go to her home. She is a stickler for neatness.

　　· turn someone's stomach令人作呕

　　Her sweet voice turned my stomach.

　　· fall between two stools鸡飞蛋打

　　Tying to straddle two boats, he took up two jobs with two salaries. At last, unable to do either well.

　　· weather the storm度过难关

　　The wooden house weathered the storm.

　　· harp on the same old string老调重弹

　　He really gets on my nerves. He always harps on the same old string by promising us a paid holiday., but he never keeps it.

　　· have someone dancing on a string任意摆布某人

　　Betty is a housewife and no income. Her husband has her dancing on a string.

　　· pull strings for someone为某人走后门，幕后操作

　　In the material world, money pulls the strings.

　　· be stuck on someone迷恋上某人

　　Tom was stuck on the girl at the first meeting although it was a blind date.

　　· to sweet-talk someone into (out of ) doing……甜言蜜语地让某人做（不做）……

　　The accountant sweet-talked the boss out of checking her account.

　　· be in full swing达到高潮，全面展开

　　China has opened its door to

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