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本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2014-11-11 18:06 编辑
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! Z+ r4 k S9 S) C典型的中国胃,但是渐渐的,忘记了什么时候,从感觉到很难吃,到现在的很好吃,象小孩对糖果的依赖一样,每天都想吃一点。你呢?: s) P' @4 Q. u r, w( A$ l
下面是几个与 cheese 有关的短语:
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+ j/ E3 Z8 B; H2 wcheesed off u0 u, R/ U& z3 V2 V* y4 m
Sl. angry; disgusted. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; get someone ~.)
6 G" q- ~& F, m: K1 Q- f( X+ ]Clare was really cheesed off at the waiter.
) G, B6 O0 |4 ]The waiter was cheesed off at the cook.
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cheese someone off2 f7 Z, J0 C. t' T
Sl. to make someone very angry. 9 h3 L5 q1 |7 C+ M6 m/ M3 o1 F
You sure know how to cheese Laurel off.
6 B, ~+ p9 o; a- q! {8 jBobby cheesed off every person in the club.! Y$ A) S+ R0 I* D4 s
) p5 X1 Q6 b3 u- q% E+ U$ h6 ccut the cheese and cut the mustard/ x7 [# {# g- U" q8 o; X* s1 Z0 v
Sl. to release intestinal gas. (Crude. Use caution with the topic.)
% Z8 q# N9 l, H) E4 l6 N; _Who cut the cheese?
0 s6 a. @) J8 f/ i9 w; L1 D+ [% k9 z5 ?" aPeople who cut the mustard in the car have to get out and walk./ H# n4 P; M# V. |: ^0 v8 j6 B
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* e9 a7 I6 R/ g* ?+ XSay cheese!
4 X3 I/ I" l3 S; ^! Y G3 G% i# DInf. an expression used by photographers to get people to smile, which they must do while saying the word heese.
u/ y/ G6 b' a; n0 ^$ o$ K2 P2 A "All of you please stand still and say cheese!" said the photographer. "Is everybody ready? Say cheese!" asked Mary, aiming the camera.
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a big cheese (humorous)
3 j; X |0 U# K, q7 ~3 F2 Ban important or powerful person in a group or organization
0 R1 m C! {. u/ Y/ W) g- F( w2 I+ `Apparently her father is a big cheese in one of the major banks.
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. N; l9 f: _( H8 C1 Vbe (like) chalk and cheese - J; B- \8 }: v6 f! Q/ z( `7 H9 _
(British & Australian) also be as different as chalk and cheese (British & Australian)
: K" b, I4 x' P& j( m( A0 N( Xif two people are like chalk and cheese, they are completely different from each other : Y0 E; ^6 P3 x- n. [7 t. G/ k# g; E
I don't have anything in common with my brother. We're like chalk and cheese.
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