英语俚语词典
常见英语俚语词典(按字母)

常见英语俚语词典(按字母)abirdinthehandisworthtwothebush一鸟在手,胜似二鸟在林ablankslate干净的黑板(新的一页,新的开始)abonetopick可挑剔的骨头(争端,不满)acatnap打个盹儿achipofftheoldblock大木头上砍下来的小木片(子肖其父)achiponone'sshoulder肩头的木片(自卑感,因为自卑而爱找别人麻烦;喜欢向人挑衅)aouchpotato躺椅上的马铃薯(懒鬼)acakewalk走去吃糕(易事)aheadache头痛(麻烦事)aknockout击倒(美得让人倾倒)aloadoffmymind心头大石落地anut傻子,疯子apainintheneck脖子疼(苦事)apieceofcake一块蛋糕(小菜一碟,易事一件)apig猪猡ashotinthedark盲目射击(瞎猜)ashortfuse引线短(脾气火爆)asinkingship正在下沉的船aslamdunk灌篮(轻而易举的事)aslapintheface脸上挨了一耳光(公然受辱) asmokescreen烟幕asocialbutterfly社交蝴蝶(善于交际,会应酬的人) astickinthemud烂泥中的树枝athickskin厚脸皮athorninsomeone'sside腰上的荆棘(芒刺在背) aturncoat反穿皮袄的人(叛徒)anuphillbattle上坡作战(在逆境中求胜) aweightoffmyshoulders放下肩头重担ace得满分(得到完美的结果)allears全是耳朵(洗耳恭听)allthumbs满手都是大拇指(笨手笨脚) anaceupmysleeve袖里的王牌anopenandshutcase明显的事件antsinone'spants裤裆里有蚂蚁(坐立不安) backinthesaddle重上马鞍(重整旗鼓)backontrack重上轨道(改过自新)backfire逆火(弄巧成拙,适得其反)ballandchain铁球铁链,甜蜜的枷(老婆) beatadeadhorse鞭打死马令其奔驰(徒劳) beatenbytheuglystick被丑杖打过(生得难看) beggarcan'tbechoosers讨饭的谈不上挑三拣四betonit下这一注稳赢(有把握,无疑)betyourlife把命赌上(绝对错了)betterhalf我的另一半betweenarackandahardplace进退维谷(前有狼后有虎)bigheaded大脑袋(傲慢,自大)biggerfishtofry有更大的鱼要炸(有更重要的事要办)biteoffmorethanonecanchew贪多嚼不烂bitethebullet咬子弹(强忍痛苦)birdsofafeatherflocktogether羽毛相同的鸟总飞成一群(物以类聚)blowupinyouface在眼前爆炸(事情完全弄砸了)bologna胡说,瞎说breakalet折断一条腿(表演真实,演出成功)breaktheice破冰(打破僵局)bright聪明,灵光brownnose讨好,谄媚bugsomebody使人讨厌bullinachinashop瓷器店里的蛮牛(笨拙的人,动辄弄坏东西的人)bumpinto撞上(巧遇)burnbrides烧桥(过河拆桥)burstyourbubble扎破泡泡(打破人的幻想,煞风景)buryone'sheadinthesand把头埋在沙里(自欺欺人)butterfingers奶油手指(抓不稳东西的人)butterfliesinmystomach肚里有只蝴蝶(心里紧张,七上八下)buythefarm买下农场(归道山,死了)callitanight一日事毕,可以睡觉了can'tteachanolddognewtricks老狗学不会新把戏cashinmychips兑换筹码(睡觉,就寝)chicken鸡(胆小鬼)circlethewagons把篷车围成一圈(严阵以待)cleanupone'sact自我检点,自我改进comedowninbucket倾盆大雨comedowninsheets整片整片地下(倾盆大雨)coolyourlips冷静下来costsomeoneanarmandaleg要花上一条胳膊一条腿(代价昂贵)countonsomething/doingsomething这事靠得住countyourchickensbeforetheyhatch蛋还没孵化,先数小鸡crock破瓦片(无用之物,废话)crosstheline跨过线(做得太过分了)crossthatbridgewhenwecometoit到了桥头就过桥(船到桥头自然直)cryoverspilledmilk为泼了牛奶而哭(为过去的失败而懊丧)cushiontheblow给垫着点儿(说话绵软一点,以免打击太重)cuttothechase抄捷径去追猎物(不绕圈子,开门见山,单刀直入)dailygrind例行苦事,每天得干的苦工daysarenumbered来日无多deadcenter正当中dead-endstreet死路,死巷子dog狗(丑八怪)dominoeffect骨牌效应don'tholdyourbreath别憋着呼吸(别期望太高)don'tlookagifthorseinthemouth赠马不看牙(收人礼物别嫌好道歹)downtothewire最后关头downunder南边(常指面半球的澳洲)downhillfromhere从此都是下坡路(自此每况愈下)droptheball掉了球(失职)emptynest空巢(儿女长大离家)everycloudhasasilverlining乌云也有银边(祸兮福所倚,塞翁失马)fallintoplace落实,就绪fenderbender撞弯保险杠的车祸(小车祸)fighttoothandnail爪牙并施,拚命抵抗fineline细线(微妙的差别)fishoutofwater如鱼离水flashinthepan淘金盆里的反光(空欢喜一场,好景不长)forkintheroad岔路fox狐狸(并无贬意)framed被陷害,遭栽赃fullthrottle加足马力getafootinthedoor一脚已经进了门里(获得立足点,占一份) gethitched拴起来(结婚)getoffonthewrongfoot起步便错(第一印象不佳)gettheballrolling让球滚起来(动起手来)get/givethegreenlight绿灯亮了(获准行动)getuponthewrongsideofthebed起床下错边givetheshirtoffone'sback连衬衫都肯脱给人(慷慨成性)goonesteptoofar多走了一步(做得太过分了)gooutonalimb爬高枝(担风险)gooverboard过火gotohellinahandbasket坐着吊篮下地狱(一坏不可收拾)gotoone'shead上头上脸,冲昏头脑gounder沉没(破产)goosebumps鸡皮疙瘩graspforstraws抓稻草(绝望中的挣扎,快要淹死的人连漂浮的稻草也抓)guts胆子hot惹火haveone'scakeandeatittoo既想留着蛋糕,又想吃(既要鱼,又要熊掌)hindsightis20/20事后的先见之明hitstride脚步走顺了hitthebooks撞书(用功)hitthehay倒在稻草上(睡觉、就寝)hitthejackpot中了头彩hittheroad上路holdacandleto给他拿蜡烛都不配(元不能相比) holdthekeytomyheart掌管我心灵的钥匙holdyourhorses勒住你的马(慢来) hangsomebodyouttodry把……晾起来了(把……坑苦了)。
动感英语之俚语词典3

be jinxed被诅咒过的,不吉利的。
1. After three divorces she started to believe the marriage was jinxed.在离过三次婚之后,她开始相信婚姻根本就不是好东西,根本就不会有好的归宿。
2. He felt that the summer was jinxed because there had even not been one hot day.他觉得这个夏季好像是被别⼈下过咒语似的,没⼀天热的。
bankroll为某事出钱,投资⾦。
To provide the money necessary to do something.1. I found some foreign investors to bankroll our new nightclub.我找到⼀些海外投资者,为我们的新的夜总会出资。
2. That company is bankrolling our office party this year. Everything’s free!那家公司将负责我公司今年年会的费⽤。
⼀切都是免费的。
bang重击⼀个物体的时候,动作叫“bang”.既可以作名词,也可以作动词。
1. Don’t band the door. 不要这么重敲门2. That suspense movie gave me a big bang at the end. 那个悬念⽚它的结果让我⼤吃⼀惊.3. I never would have expected such a freaky ending.我怎么也没有想到它的结果是这么曲折,这么奇妙bail on放弃,相当于"give up"。
1. We had to bail on ou golf game,it’s pouring rain outside.我们只得放弃⾼尔夫⽐赛,外⾯正在下着倾盆⼤⾬。
动感英语之俚语词典6

get the picture全⾯了解,完全明⽩。
Understand the whole situation.1. After meeting his parents, Julie got the picture about her boyfriend.在见过他的⽗母之后,朱丽对⾃⼰的男朋友有了全⾯了解。
2. Once the managers explained all aspects of the project, I got the picture and understood my role much better.在经理们解释了这个项⽬的所有⽅⾯之后,我对此项⽬和我的⼯作有了全⾯了解。
get real⾯对现实,现实⼀些,别⽼做梦。
1. When I tell people that I want to be a billionalre,they just tell me to get real.当我告诉⼤家我想成为⼀个亿万富翁的时候,他们只是劝我要⾯对现实。
2. I wish my parents would get real,they think that I will graduate with the best grades in the country.我期望⽗母能够现实⼀点,因为他们认为我会以全国分毕业。
get out of my face滚开,在我眼前消失,别让我再看到。
1. Can you make your dog get out of my face?I’m trying to study and he’s bothering me.你能不能让你的狗⾛开?我在学习,他打搅我了。
2. If you don’t get out of my face, I’m going to call the police.如果你还不从我的眼前消失的话,那么我就要叫警察了。
get out泄露出去。
俚语英英小辞典-美国

•美国俚语英英小辞典•ace•He's an ace reporter.•MEANING: very good•action•Do you know where the action is in this town? •MEANING: excitement•airhead•My sister's boyfriend is a real airhead. •MEANING: stupid person•all wet•Your ideas about politics are all wet.•MEANING: completely wrong•all-nighter•I almost fell asleep during the test after an all-nighter. •MEANING: after studying all night.•ammo•The gun was useless after the killer ran out of ammo. •MEANING: ammunition•antifreeze•I really need some antifreeze in me on cold days like this. •MEANING: liquor•armpit•This town is really an armpit.•MEANING: undesirable place•awesome•What an awesome sunset.•MEANING: great•bad•Wow, that was really a bad movie.•MEANING: intense•barf•He barfed all over the seat of the airplane. •MEANING: vomitted•bashed•The boat was bashed beyond recognition. •MEANING: crushed•beat•After working all day I am really beat. •MEANING: exhausted•beemer•He just bought a new beemer to drive to work in. •MEANING: B.M.W. car•bench•He was benched during the basketball playoffs. •MEANING: taken out of the game•bent•It's OK. Don't get so bent.•MEANING: angry•bent out of shape•Don't get so bent out of shape.•MEANING: become upset•big gun•The president brought two big guns to the meeting. •MEANING: powerful people•big mouth•Shut up! You really have a big mouth.•MEANING: talk too much•big stink•The citizens made a big stink about the new nuclear power station. •MEANING: big issue•blade•He carried a ten inch blade with him.•MEANING: knife•blimp•I always seem to have a blimp sitting next to me when I travel. •MEANING: very fat person•blow•I'm going to blow out of here now.•MEANING: leave•blow•He blew all his money gambling.•MEANING: lost•blow a fuse•Hey, don't blow a fuse.•MEANING: lose your temper.•blow one's cool•Calm down. Don't blow your cool.•MEANING: become angry•blown away•I was blown away by his donation of a million dollars. •MEANING: greatly impressed•bomb•The movie was a bomb.•MEANING: bad•bombed•The driver of the car was bombed.•MEANING: intoxicated•bonkers•I think I am going bonkers.•MEANING: crazy•boo-boo•If you make another boo-boo like that, you won't have a job. •MEANING: mistake•booze•I promised to bring two bottles of booze to the party. •MEANING: alcohol•bread•I need some bread to pay for my car.•MEANING: money•break• A lucky break helped him get the job. •MEANING: opportunity•break it up•Break it up, or I will call the police. •MEANING: stop•bring-down•The news of the airplane crash was a bring-down. •MEANING: depressing•buck•Do you have a buck I can borrow? •MEANING: dollar•bummed•I was really bummed after I heard the news. •MEANING: depressed•bummer•My trip to New York was a bummer.•MEANING: bad experience•bust•The whole idea was a bust.•MEANING: failure•buy it•If you don't slow down, you're going to buy it in a car accident. •MEANING: die•call•The weatherman made a good call about when the storm would come.•MEANING: prediction•can•Do you know where the can is?•MEANING: bathroom•carb•My motorcycle's carb is out of adjustment.•MEANING: carburetor•catch some rays•I'm going to lie on the beach and catch some rays. •MEANING: get some sunshine.•catch some Z's•I need to catch some Z's before I go on my trip. •MEANING: get some sleep•cheesy•That is really a cheesy looking outfit. •MEANING: cheap•chicken•Don't be a chicken.•MEANING: coward•chintzy•That really was a chintzy present you got him. •MEANING: cheap•chow down•I need to find a place to chow down.•MEANING: eat a lot•clip•Watch out or they will clip you at that bar. •MEANING: cheat•clunker•I can't go on a date in that clunker.•MEANING: old car•cold fish•My date for the dance was a cold fish.•MEANING: dull•collar•I knew they would collar the robber sooner or later. •MEANING: arrest•come up for air•He has to come up for air or he will die from exhaustion.•MEANING: take a break•con•Don't try to con me.•MEANING: deceive•cool•This is a really cool place to work. •MEANING: good•cool down•Things should cool down in a day or two. •MEANING: calm down•cop•How did you get the road sign? I copped it. •MEANING: robbed•cop•The cop showed me his badge. •MEANING: policeman•couch potato•He is a couch potato.•MEANING: lazy person•crack open a bottle•Let's crack open a bottle for his birthday. •MEANING: open•cram•I need more time to cram for the test. •MEANING: study hard•cream•Our team creamed them badly. •MEANING: beat•croak•I feel like I am going to croak. •MEANING: die•cruise•The skier was cruising down the hill•MEANING: going very fast•cuffs•He put the cuffs on the killer. •MEANING: handcuffs•cushy•He has a really cushy job.•MEANING: easy•cut•Could you cut my whiskey with a little water? •MEANING: dilute•cut out•It is late. I have to cut out.•MEANING: leave•damage•Lets get the bill and find out the damage. •MEANING: cost•dead•This disco is really dead tonight.•MEANING: quiet•deck•He was decked in the fight.•MEANING: knocked down•deep pockets•Her boyfriend has deep pockets.•MEANING: is a good source of money•dicey•Since the weather is a little dicey, I won't go today. •MEANING: chancy•dirty•I hear that it's a dirty movie.•MEANING: an obscene•ditch•I'll ditch my younger brother with my grandmother.•MEANING: leave•do a snow job on•Don't try to do a snow job on me.•MEANING: deceive•dope•He is such a dope.•MEANING: stupid person•dope•There are a lot of dope dealers around here. •MEANING: drug•dork•He is such a dork.•MEANING: strange person•dough•I need some dough before I can go Christmas shopping. •MEANING: money•down•Let's go to a bar and down a few beers.•MEANING: drink quickly•drag•Doing homework on the weekend is a drag.•MEANING: boring•dynamite•This drink is really dynamite.•MEANING: powerful; great•earful•My grandmother gave me an earful about the neighborhood. •MEANING: a lot of gossip•easy mark•The Japanese are an easy mark because they usually carry cash. •MEANING: likely victims•eat•The problem is really eating away at me.•MEANING: bothering•excellent•That's excellent man.•MEANING: fine•face-off•The two sides were headed for a nasty face-off. •MEANING: confrontation•far-out•This music is really far-out.•MEANING: great•fix•The addict needs another fix.•MEANING: dose of drugs•flaky•He is too flaky to do the work.•MEANING: unreliable•flashback•At the wedding he had a flashback of his old girlfriend. •MEANING: remembered•flick•I haven't seen a flick in a long time.•MEANING: movie•flip out•He flipped out when he heard that his mother had been killed. •MEANING: lost control•flip side•What kind of music do you have on the flip side of the tape? •MEANING: other side•fox•His older sister is a fox.•MEANING: very attractive•foxy•She is a foxy lady.•MEANING: sexy•freebie•The pillow was a freebie•MEANING: free•get into something•I got into gardening in high school.•MEANING: became seriously interested in•get it•I listened to the joke twice, but I still don't get it. •MEANING: understand•get with it•If you don't get with it, we will never finish this work. •MEANING: hurry up•gig•I have a gig on Saturday night from 7:00 to 10:00. •MEANING: job•glitch•This computer program has a glitch.•MEANING: defect•glitzy•This is a pretty glitzy hotel to be staying in. •MEANING: fashionable•go•Let me have a go at solving the problem. •MEANING: try•go bananas•I am going to go bananas if I don't have a vacation soon. •MEANING: go crazy•go down•What is going down?•MEANING: happening•goof•I am really a goof at times.•MEANING: fool•goof up•I really goofed up when I painted my room green. •MEANING: made a serious mistake•goofy•You are always acting goofy these days. •MEANING: silly•gourd•Use your gourd to figure out what is happening. •MEANING: head•grand•His salary is twenty grand.•MEANING: thousand dollars•grass•Lots of students smoke grass in the dormitory. •MEANING: marijuana•gravy•This job is pure gravy.•MEANING: easy money•groovy•This music is groovy.•MEANING: pleasant•gross•Picking your nose is really a gross habit. •MEANING: disgusting•gross-out•The party was a gross-out.•MEANING: digusting time•grub•Where is the best place to get some grub around here? •MEANING: food•grubby•Those clothes are too grubby to wear to the party.•MEANING: unclean and untidy•grungy•That is a really grungy jacket.•MEANING: dirty•gut•He got shot in the gut.•MEANING: stomach.•gut•The gut issue is about what we are going to do now. •MEANING: basic•guts•It takes a lot of guts to give the boss your true opinion. •MEANING: courage•hairy•That was a hairy plane trip. I am glad the storm is over. •MEANING: dangerous•hammer•Put the hammer to the floor or we will be late for the wedding. •MEANING: accelerator•hang it up•I have decided to hang up my teaching job.•MEANING: quit•hang loose•Just hang loose for another few days.•MEANING: relax•hang tough•We need to hang tough on our decision.•MEANING: stick with•hardware•The police were surprised by all the hardware the gang members had. •MEANING: weapons•have a buzz on•I had a buzz on after the third martini.•MEANING: was slightly intoxicated•have good vibes•I have good vibes about our new secretary. •MEANING: feel good about•have it all together•Recently I don't have it all together. •MEANING: feel mentally all there.•heave•I heaved up on the floor.•MEANING: vomited•high•The teenagers look high to me. •MEANING: intoxicated on drugs or alcohol•hip-shooter•He is such a hip-shooter.•MEANING: always talking without thinking•history•I don't have any idea where my old boyfriend is. He's history. •MEANING: something in the past•hit•Your proposal was a hit with the boss.•MEANING: successful•hole up•I had to hole up for three days because the police were looking for me.•MEANING: hide•honcho•The honcho says that we are going to have to give up two days of our vacation.•MEANING: boss•hooker•Her clothes make her look like a hooker.•MEANING: prostitute•hot•The police stopped them because they though the car was hot. •MEANING: stolen•huffy•I will do it soon so please don't get huffy.•MEANING: angry•hungry•If you are not hungry, you won't get ahead in the business. •MEANING: eager to make money•hustle•If you don't hustle, we will be late again.•MEANING: hurry up•hyped•The fans were all hyped up for the football game. •MEANING: excited•hyper•Don't get hyper about what she told you. You know it isn't true.•MEANING: over excited•I.D.•Can you show me some I.D. please?•MEANING: identification•in•The tie you are wearing is really in.•MEANING: fashionable•in deep•They are really in deep with each other.•MEANING: deeply involved•in the bag•Everything is in the bag. There is nothing to worry about. •MEANING: settled•intense•This is a very intense situation we are discussing. •MEANING: serious•jam•I am glad you got yourself out of that jam. •MEANING: trouble•jerk someone around•Recently it seems like everyone is jerking me around. •MEANING: wasting my time and causing me trouble•jock•My roommate is a jock for the basketball team. •MEANING: an athlete•john•The john really smells.•MEANING: bathroom•joint•Where is the closest joint to here.•MEANING: cheap bar•joint•He is good at rolling joints.•MEANING: marijuana cigarettes•junkie•Sam is a junkie.•MEANING: rug addict•just off the boat•He acts like he is just off the boat. •MEANING: naive•keep one's cool•He kept his cool when his house burned down. •MEANING: remained calm•kegger•I hear there is a kegger at John's house tonight. •MEANING: beer party•kick•I get a kick out of watching him paint. •MEANING: enjoy•klutz•He is a real klutz.•MEANING: stupid and clumsy person•knock•Don't knock it if you can't do it any better. •MEANING: criticize•knocked up•My dog gets knocked up once a year. •MEANING: pregnant•knockout•Who was that knockout I saw you with last Friday? •MEANING: stunning person•knuckle sandwich•Shut up or I'll give you a knuckle sandwich. •MEANING: punch in the mouth•kook•Watch out for all the kooks in this neighborhood.•MEANING: strange people•laid-back•You need to be more laid-back.•MEANING: calm and relaxed•lame•That is really a lame excuse.•MEANING: an inadequate•line•I have heard that line a million times.•MEANING: story•loser•John is a loser.•MEANING: annoying and useless•love handles•I exercise every day, but I can't get rid of these love handles. •MEANING: rolls of fat around my stomach•make waves•Try not to make waves around the office.•MEANING: cause trouble•maxed out•I am maxed out at my work and need to rest.•MEANING: exhausted•mean•He plays a mean violin.•MEANING: performs well on•mega•I have mega amounts of tomatoes in my garden this summer. •MEANING: large•megabucks•He made megabucks when he sold his company. •MEANING: a lot of money•knock•Don't knock it if you can't do it any better.•MEANING: criticize•mellow•You need to mellow out and enjoy life.•MEANING: calm down and relax•meltdown•There has been a meltdown in the relationship between my parents and I.•MEANING: total collapse•mickey mouse•The homework the teacher gave us was mickey mouse. •MEANING: nonsense and a waste of time•move on someone•I am going to try to move on Sarah next Saturday.•MEANING: pick up and seduce•mush•That is total mush and you know it.•MEANING: nonesense•nark•Watch out for the narks in the airport.•MEANING: drug police•neat•That was a neat idea that you had.•MEANING: good•negative•There are too many negatives about the company merger. •MEANING: bad things•nick•The police nicked the shoplifter as he was leaving the store. •MEANING: arrested•nip•He took a nip out of the bottle.•MEANING: a quick drink•no sweat•It's no sweat to have the report in to you by Monday. •MEANING: no problem•nuke•I'll nuke our dinner in a few minutes.•MEANING: heat up in the microwave•nuke•Does that attack plane have any nukes? •MEANING: nuclear weapons•nut•I think that he is a nut.•MEANING: crazy person•nuts•You are completely nuts if you think I will go with you. •MEANING: crazy•pad•Have you found a pad yet?•MEANING: a place to live•pain in the neck•My wife's best friend is a pain in the neck.•MEANING: annoying•paper-pusher•My office is filled with paper-pushers.•MEANING: bureaucratic office workers•party animal•You're too old to be a party animal.•MEANING: love parties•party-hearty•We need to party-hearty because we just got a raise in salary. •MEANING: celebrate•paw•Get your paws off of my body.•MEANING: hands•peanuts•I am not going to work for peanuts. •MEANING: practically no money•pickled•He gets pickled after only one beer. •MEANING: intoxicated•piece of cake•Working on a computer for me is a piece of cake. •MEANING: easy to do•pig•He is a pig at parties.•MEANING: eats too much•pig out•Let's go to the restaurant and pig out. •MEANING: eat a lot or overeat•pit stop•Let's make a pit stop at the next rest area. •MEANING: stop and go to the bathroom•plastered•He drinks too much and is always plastered on the weekend. •MEANING: intoxicated•pooped out•He pooped out after we started to do the hard work. •MEANING: quit•pop•Shut up or I will pop you.•MEANING: hit•pop for something•It is my turn to pop for the doughnuts.•MEANING: buy•pro•He is really a pro at his work.•MEANING: professional•prod•Can you give me a gentle prod next week so I won't forget? •MEANING: reminder•psyched up•The players are really psyched up for the game on Friday. •MEANING: mentally ready•psycho•She is a psycho. She should be in a hospital.•MEANING: mentally ill•puke•I feel like I am going to puke.•MEANING: vomit•push off•I am going to push off now.•MEANING: leave•put the moves on•You should give up trying to put the moves on her. She is married. •MEANING: seduce•put-on•It was an elaborate put-on which I almost believed. •MEANING: deception•quarterback•Who is going to quarterback the meeting? •MEANING: lead•quick buck•I need to make a quick buck.•MEANING: some easy money•rack•I have to hit the rack by ten or I'll be tired in the morning. •MEANING: bed•rack out•I am going to rack out for two hours.•MEANING: sleep•racket•There sure was a lot of racket outside last night. •MEANING: noise•rag•I can't believe we still get this same old rag. •MEANING: newspaper•rap•We need to sit down and rap about a few things. •MEANING: talk about•rathole•When are you going to be able to move out of that rathole. •MEANING: run down place•raw•The raw office workers were not getting much done. •MEANING: new•ream someone out•The boss really reamed him out for his bad report. •MEANING: got angry with him•red hot•Your idea is really red hot.•MEANING: important•repo•Hey, don't repo my car. I will pay next week. •MEANING: repossess•rinky-dink•The circus was really rinky-dink. •MEANING: inferior•riot•The comedy program was a real riot. •MEANING: funny•road hog•That driver is a road hog.•MEANING: takes up too much of the road•rocks•Would you like your whiskey on the rocks? •MEANING: with ice•rough time•We have had a rough time this winter. •MEANING: hard time•rug•Is that a rug on his head?•MEANING: wig•rug rat•My sister has three rug rats. •MEANING: children•rule•My wife rules the house.•MEANING: dominates•run off at the mouth•He is always running off at the mouth. •MEANING: talking too much•run out of gas•The politician ran out of gas during the campaign.•MEANING: lost interest or momentum•sack•When did you hit the sack last night?•MEANING: go to bed•scam•Don't lose your money in some kind of scam.•MEANING: swindle•scarf•Since he hadn't eaten in a week, he scarfed down everything on his plate.•MEANING: ate quickly•schmuck•What a stupid schmuck.•MEANING: jerk•screw around•If you screw around all day at this work, you will have to come back again.•MEANING: waste time•screw up•If you screw up one more time, I will fire you.•MEANING: make a mistake•sharp•He is very sharp with numbers•MEANING: intelligent•shot•I'll give the puzzle another shot.•MEANING: try•shot down•Everyone shot down my idea at first, but later agreed that it was a good idea.•MEANING:•disagreed with•slammer•The police threw them both in the slammer. •MEANING: jail•smashed•Try not to get smashed at the beer party. •MEANING: intoxicated•smoke eater•My father is a smoke eater.•MEANING: fireman•split•It is time to split and go see the movie. •MEANING: leave•spook•The cows were spooked by the howling of the wolves. •MEANING: frightened•spud•Do you want rice or spuds for dinner? •MEANING: potatoes•square•My father looks square in his jacket. •MEANING: old-fashioned•steamed up•Don't get so steamed up over the issue. •MEANING: angry•stink•This whole operation stinks.•MEANING: is repulsive•straight•I want you to give me a straight answer. •MEANING: honest•stressed•I am really stressed by all the recent world events. •MEANING: upset•sucker•Don't be a sucker.•MEANING: be deceived•take a hike•I am tired of all your complaining. Take a hike. •MEANING:•leave•taken•He was taken for all his money at the casino. •MEANING:•cheated out of•taking care of business•I have been taking care of business. •MEANING: doing what I have to do•threads•Those look like expensive threads he is wearing. •MEANING: clothes•tool around•I don't want to tool around all night. It is time to go home. •MEANING: drive around•totaled•My car was totaled in the accident with the garbage truck. •MEANING: completely wrecked•up•He has been up ever since he met his new girlfriend. •MEANING: happy and cheerful•up for grabs•This is a sale. Everything is up for grabs.•MEANING: available.•veg out•I want to veg out in front of the television this evening. •MEANING: relax and do nothing•vibes。
英语常用俚语大全200个

英语常用俚语大全200个1. A piece of cake -非常容易2. Break a leg -祝好运3. Bite the bullet -硬着头皮做某事4. Call it a day -结束一天的工作5. Cat got your tongue? -你哑巴了吗?6. Cheap shot -卑鄙的攻击7. Chip on one's shoulder -好斗,好挑衅8. Couch potato -电视迷9. Cut to the chase -直入主题10. Dime a dozen -不值钱的东西11. Don't judge a book by its cover -不要以貌取人12. Every cloud has a silver lining -黑暗中总有一线光明13. Facepalm -令人尴尬的手势14. Fall flat -失败,没有效果15. Get cold feet -临阵退缩16. Give someone the cold shoulder -冷落某人17. Hit the nail on the head -一针见血18. In hot water -陷入困境19. It's raining cats and dogs -下大雨20. Keep an eye on -密切关注21. Last but not least -最后但并非最不重要的22. Let the cat out of the bag -泄露秘密23. Lost in translation -无法理解24. Make a long story short -长话短说25. No pain, no gain -不劳无获26. On cloud nine -非常高兴27. Out of the blue -突然,出乎意料28. Pull someone's leg -开玩笑,愚弄某人29. Put all your eggs in one basket -孤注一掷30. See eye to eye -意见一致31. Take a rain check -改天再约32. The ball is in your court -轮到你出招了33. Under the weather -不舒服,生病34. When pigs fly -不可能的事情35. Whistle while you work -边工作边吹口哨36. You are what you eat -人如其食37. Bite off more than you can chew -贪多嚼不烂38. Burn the midnight oil -熬夜学习或工作39. Call it quits -停止,放弃40. Cost an arm and a leg -非常昂贵41. Drop the ball -失职,疏忽42. Go bananas -发疯,失去理智43. Hit the sack -去睡觉44. In a pickle -陷入困境45. Kill two birds with one stone -一石二鸟46. Lay low -保持低调,避免引起注意47. Let sleeping dogs lie -勿揭人疮疤,勿惹麻烦48. Mind your own business -管好自己的事情49. Once in a blue moon -千载难逢,很少发生50. Play it by ear -随机应变,看情况行事51. Pull yourself together -振作起来,恢复精神52. Put up or shut up -要么行动,要么闭嘴53. Seen better days -过去的好日子,现在不如以前54. Stick to your guns -坚持自己的立场和观点55. Take the bull by the horns -勇敢面对困难,迎难而上56. Talk back to someone who deserves it -反驳应得的人57. The early bird catches the worm -早起的鸟儿有虫吃58. Time flies when you're having fun -快乐时光过得飞快59. To be up in arms about something -对某事非常生气或不满60. What's the catch? -还有别的条件吗?有什么陷阱?61. When pigs fly! -这是绝对不可能的!62. A blessing in disguise -塞翁失马,焉知非福63. Barking up the wrong tree -找错了目标,误解了事实64. Beat around the bush -拐弯抹角,旁敲侧击65. Better late than never -迟做总比不做好66. Break a leg! -祝你好运!(演员常说的祝福语)67. Butter someone up -讨好某人,拍马屁68. By the skin of one's teeth -勉强成功,险些失败69. Call it a day job! -这是一份日结的工作!(讽刺工作无聊、低薪)70. Cold turkey -突然戒掉某种习惯或瘾症71. Cut corners -偷工减料,走捷径72. Dead ringer for someone/something -与某人/某物极为相似73. Don't count your chickens before they hatch! -别高兴得太早!(事情还没成定局)74. Every cloud has a silver lining! -每朵乌云都有银边!(坏事中总有好事)75. Get cold feet! -我害怕了!(临阵退缩)76. Hit the hay! -该睡觉了!77. In hot water! -陷入困境!78. Keep an eye on the ball! -注意看球!79. Last but not least, good luck! -最后但同样重要的是,祝你好运!80. Let the cat out of the bag! -泄露秘密!81. Lost in translation! -无法理解!82. Make a long story short, I'm sorry! -长话短说,我很抱歉!83. No pain, no gain! -不劳无获!84. On cloud nine! -非常高兴!85. Out of the blue! -突然发生!86. Pull someone's leg! -开玩笑!87. Put all your eggs in one basket! -孤注一掷!88. See eye to eye! -意见一致!89. Take a rain check! -改天再约!90. The ball is in your court! -轮到你了!91. Under the weather! -不舒服!92. When pigs fly! -不可能的事情!93. Whistle while you work! -边工作边吹口哨!94. You are what you eat! -你就是你吃的东西!95. Bite off more than you can chew! -贪多嚼不烂!96. Burn the midnight oil! -熬夜学习或工作!97. Call it quits! -停止,放弃!98. Cost an arm and a leg! -非常昂贵!99. Drop the ball! -失职,疏忽!100. Go bananas! -发疯,失去理智!101. Hit the sack! -去睡觉!102. In a pickle! -陷入困境!103. Kill two birds with one stone! -一石二鸟!104. Lay low! -保持低调,避免引起注意!105. Let sleeping dogs lie! -勿揭人疮疤,勿惹麻烦!106. Mind your own business! -管好自己的事情!107. Once in a blue moon! -千载难逢,很少发生!108. Play it by ear! -随机应变,看情况行事!109. Pull yourself together! -振作起来,恢复精神!110. Put up or shut up! -要么行动,要么闭嘴!111. Seen better days! -过去的好日子,现在不如以前!112. Stick to your guns! -坚持自己的立场和观点!113. Take the bull by the horns! -勇敢面对困难,迎难而上!114. Talk back to someone who deserves it! -反驳应得的人!115. The early bird catches the worm! -早起的鸟儿有虫吃!116. To be up in arms about something! -对某事非常生气或不满!117. What's the catch? -还有别的条件吗?有什么陷阱?118. When pigs fly! -这是绝对不可能的!119. A blessing in disguise! -塞翁失马,焉知非福!120. Barking up the wrong tree! -找错了目标,误解了事实!121. Beat around the bush! -拐弯抹角,旁敲侧击!122. Better late than never! -迟做总比不做好!123. Break a leg! -祝你好运!(演员常说的祝福语)124. Butter someone up! -讨好某人,拍马屁!125. By the skin of one's teeth! -勉强成功,险些失败!126. Call it a day job! -这是一份日结的工作!(讽刺工作无聊、低薪)127. Cold turkey! -突然戒掉某种习惯或瘾症!128. Cut corners! -偷工减料,走捷径!129. Dead ringer for someone/something! -与某人/某物极为相似!130. Don't count your chickens before they hatch! -别高兴得太早!(事情还没成定局)131. Every cloud has a silver lining! -每朵乌云都有银边!(坏事中总有好事)132. Get cold feet! -我害怕了!(临阵退缩)133. Keep an eye on the ball! -注意看球!134. Last but not least, good luck! -最后但同样重要的是,祝你好运!135. Let the cat out of the bag! -泄露秘密!136. Lost in translation! -无法理解!137. Make a long story short, I'm sorry! -长话短说,我很抱歉!138. No pain, no gain! -不劳无获!139. On cloud nine! -非常高兴!140. Out of the blue! -突然发生!141. Pull someone's leg! -开玩笑!142. Put all your eggs in one basket! -孤注一掷!143. See eye to eye! -意见一致!144. Take a rain check! -改天再约!145. The ball is in your court! -轮到你了!146. Under the weather! -不舒服!147. When pigs fly! -不可能的事情!148. Whistle while you work! -边工作边吹口哨!149. You are what you eat! -你就是你吃的东西!150. Bite off more than you can chew! -贪多嚼不烂!151. Burn the midnight oil! -熬夜学习或工作!152. Call it quits! -停止,放弃!153. Cost an arm and a leg! -非常昂贵!154. Drop the ball! -失职,疏忽!155. Go bananas! -发疯,失去理智!156. Hit the sack! -去睡觉!157. In a pickle! -陷入困境!158. Kill two birds with one stone! -一石二鸟!159. Lay low! -保持低调,避免引起注意!160. Let sleeping dogs lie! -勿揭人疮疤,勿惹麻烦!161. Mind your own business! -管好自己的事情!162. Once in a blue moon! -千载难逢,很少发生!163. Play it by ear! -随机应变,看情况行事!164. Pull yourself together! -振作起来,恢复精神!165. Put up or shut up! -要么行动,要么闭嘴!166. Seen better days! -过去的好日子,现在不如以前!167. Stick to your guns! -坚持自己的立场和观点!168. Take the bull by the horns! -勇敢面对困难,迎难而上!169. Talk back to someone who deserves it! -反驳应得的人!170. The early bird catches the worm! -早起的鸟儿有虫吃!171. To be up in arms about something! -对某事非常生气或不满!172. What's the catch? -还有别的条件吗?有什么陷阱?173. When pigs fly! -这是绝对不可能的!174. A blessing in disguise! -塞翁失马,焉知非福!175. Barking up the wrong tree! -找错了目标,误解了事实!176. Beat around the bush! -拐弯抹角,旁敲侧击!177. Better late than never! -迟做总比不做好!178. Break a leg! -祝你好运!(演员常说的祝福语)179. Butter someone up! -讨好某人,拍马屁!180. By the skin of one's teeth! -勉强成功,险些失败!181. Call it a day job! -这是一份日结的工作!(讽刺工作无聊、低薪)182. Cold turkey! -突然戒掉某种习惯或瘾症!183. Cut corners! -偷工减料,走捷径!184. Dead ringer for someone/something! -与某人/某物极为相似!185. Don't count your chickens before they hatch! -别高兴得太早!(事情还没成定局)186. Every cloud has a silver lining! -每朵乌云都有银边!(坏事中总有好事)187. Get cold feet! -我害怕了!(临阵退缩)188. Keep an eye on the ball! -注意看球!189. Last but not least, good luck! -最后但同样重要的是,祝你好运!190. Let the cat out of the bag! -泄露秘密!191. Lost in translation! -无法理解!192. Make a long story short, I'm sorry! -长话短说,我很抱歉!193. No pain, no gain! -不劳无获!194. On cloud nine! -非常高兴!195. Out of the blue! -突然发生!196. Pull someone's leg! -开玩笑!197. Put all your eggs in one basket! -孤注一掷!198. See eye to eye! -意见一致!199. Take a rain check! -改天再约!200. The ball is in your court! -轮到你了!。
英语谚语分类英语俚语大全200个

英语谚语分类英语俚语大全200个1.珍惜时间1.All time is no time when it is past. 机不可失,失不再来2.A young idler,an old beggar. 少壮不努力,老大徒伤悲 idler 懒汉3.Time tries all things. 时间检验一切4.Time is money. 时间就是金钱。
——富兰克林5.Time and tide wait for no man. 时间不等人。
——斯科特2.努力与成功1.Clumsy birds have to start flying early. 笨鸟先飞 clumsy 笨拙的 He would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom千里之行,始于足下3.Practice makes perfect. 熟能生巧4.Strike while the iron is hot. 趁热打铁5.One is never too old to learn. 活到老学到老6.Something is learned every time a book is opened. 开卷有益7.Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. 阅读对于我们心灵之重要,犹如运动对于身体一样。
8.To stand still is to move back. 逆水行舟,不进则退9.Where there is a will, there is a way. 有志者事竟成10.Victory won’t e to me unless I go to it.胜利是不会向我走来的,我必须自己走向胜利。
11.Life is just a series of trying to make up your mind.生活只是由一系列下决心的努力所构成。
英语俚语词典

英语俚语词典a chip off the old block某人在性格上是父母的翻版。
1. My mother and I are very alike, I am a chip off the old block.我和妈妈非常相像,我完全是她的翻版。
a close one与"a close call"相似,意思是很悬,迁千钧一发,很紧急的情况。
差点遇到危险,但好在逃过了这一难。
1. I had a close call on my way to work, A car hit my bike b ut I didn’t fall.我今天上班路上的情况挺惊险,一辆车撞了我的自行车,不过我没有摔倒。
2. I passed my exam by one point. It was a close one.我仅以一分之差勉强考试及格,真是够悬的。
a dime a dozen十分常见,不太值钱。
1. Watermelons in Beijing in the summer are a dime a dozen.北京的夏天,西瓜多得根本不值钱了。
2. Bad managers are a dime a dozen but a good one is difficult to find.坏的老板简直是多如牛毛,碰见一个好的真难。
a piece of cake小意思,易如反掌。
1. Our homework last night was a piece of cake.我们昨天晚上的家庭作业很容易。
2. Using a digital camera is a piece of cake.用数码相机是很容易的事。
a way out of this mess一个可以摆脱混乱局面的办法。
1. The traffic is terrible today!We need to find a way out of this mess!今天的交通一塌糊涂,我们需要想想办法摆脱这个局面。
俚语英英小辞典-美国

∙美国俚语英英小辞典∙ace∙He's an ace reporter.∙MEANING: very good∙action∙Do you know where the action is in this town?∙MEANING: excitement∙airhead∙My sister's boyfriend is a real airhead.∙MEANING: stupid person∙all wet∙Your ideas about politics are all wet.∙MEANING: completely wrong∙all-nighter∙I almost fell asleep during the test after an all-nighter.∙MEANING: after studying all night.∙ammo∙The gun was useless after the killer ran out of ammo.∙MEANING: ammunition∙antifreeze∙I really need some antifreeze in me on cold days like this. ∙MEANING: liquor∙armpit∙This town is really an armpit.∙MEANING: undesirable place∙awesome∙What an awesome sunset.∙MEANING: great∙bad∙Wow, that was really a bad movie.∙MEANING: intense∙barf∙He barfed all over the seat of the airplane.∙MEANING: vomitted∙bashed∙The boat was bashed beyond recognition.∙MEANING: crushed∙beat∙After working all day I am really beat.∙MEANING: exhausted∙beemer∙He just bought a new beemer to drive to work in.∙MEANING: B.M.W. car∙bench∙He was benched during the basketball playoffs.∙MEANING: taken out of the game∙bent∙It's OK. Don't get so bent.∙MEANING: angry∙bent out of shape∙Don't get so bent out of shape.∙MEANING: become upset∙big gun∙The president brought two big guns to the meeting.∙MEANING: powerful people∙big mouth∙Shut up! You really have a big mouth.∙MEANING: talk too much∙big stink∙The citizens made a big stink about the new nuclear power station. ∙MEANING: big issue∙blade∙He carried a ten inch blade with him.∙MEANING: knife∙blimp∙I always seem to have a blimp sitting next to me when I travel.∙MEANING: very fat person∙blow∙I'm going to blow out of here now.∙MEANING: leave∙blow∙He blew all his money gambling.∙MEANING: lost∙blow a fuse∙Hey, don't blow a fuse.∙MEANING: lose your temper.∙blow one's cool∙Calm down. Don't blow your cool.∙MEANING: become angry∙blown away∙I was blown away by his donation of a million dollars.∙MEANING: greatly impressed∙bomb∙The movie was a bomb.∙MEANING: bad∙bombed∙The driver of the car was bombed.∙MEANING: intoxicated∙bonkers∙I think I am going bonkers.∙MEANING: crazy∙boo-boo∙If you make another boo-boo like that, you won't have a job. ∙MEANING: mistake∙booze∙I promised to bring two bottles of booze to the party.∙MEANING: alcohol∙bread∙I need some bread to pay for my car.∙MEANING: money∙break∙ A lucky break helped him get the job.∙MEANING: opportunity∙break it up∙Break it up, or I will call the police.∙MEANING: stop∙bring-down∙The news of the airplane crash was a bring-down.∙MEANING: depressing∙buck∙Do you have a buck I can borrow?∙MEANING: dollar∙bummed∙I was really bummed after I heard the news.∙MEANING: depressed∙bummer∙My trip to New York was a bummer.∙MEANING: bad experience∙bust∙The whole idea was a bust.∙MEANING: failure∙buy it∙If you don't slow down, you're going to buy it in a car accident.∙MEANING: die∙call∙The weatherman made a good call about when the storm would come. ∙MEANING: prediction∙can∙Do you know where the can is?∙MEANING: bathroom∙carb∙My motorcycle's carb is out of adjustment.∙MEANING: carburetor∙catch some rays∙I'm going to lie on the beach and catch some rays.∙MEANING: get some sunshine.∙catch some Z's∙I need to catch some Z's before I go on my trip.∙MEANING: get some sleep∙cheesy∙That is really a cheesy looking outfit.∙MEANING: cheap∙chicken∙Don't be a chicken.∙MEANING: coward∙chintzy∙That really was a chintzy present you got him.∙MEANING: cheap∙chow down∙I need to find a place to chow down.∙MEANING: eat a lot∙clip∙Watch out or they will clip you at that bar.∙MEANING: cheat∙clunker∙I can't go on a date in that clunker.∙MEANING: old car∙cold fish∙My date for the dance was a cold fish.∙MEANING: dull∙collar∙I knew they would collar the robber sooner or later.∙MEANING: arrest∙come up for air∙He has to come up for air or he will die from exhaustion. ∙MEANING: take a break∙con∙Don't try to con me.∙MEANING: deceive∙cool∙This is a really cool place to work.∙MEANING: good∙cool down∙Things should cool down in a day or two. ∙MEANING: calm down∙cop∙How did you get the road sign? I copped it. ∙MEANING: robbed∙cop∙The cop showed me his badge.∙MEANING: policeman∙couch potato∙He is a couch potato.∙MEANING: lazy person∙crack open a bottle∙Let's crack open a bottle for his birthday.∙MEANING: open∙cram∙I need more time to cram for the test.∙MEANING: study hard∙cream∙Our team creamed them badly.∙MEANING: beat∙croak∙I feel like I am going to croak.∙MEANING: die∙cruise∙The skier was cruising down the hill∙MEANING: going very fast∙cuffs∙He put the cuffs on the killer.∙MEANING: handcuffs∙cushy∙He has a really cushy job.∙MEANING: easy∙cut∙Could you cut my whiskey with a little water?∙MEANING: dilute∙cut out∙It is late. I have to cut out.∙MEANING: leave∙damage∙Lets get the bill and find out the damage.∙MEANING: cost∙dead∙This disco is really dead tonight.∙MEANING: quiet∙deck∙He was decked in the fight.∙MEANING: knocked down∙deep pockets∙Her boyfriend has deep pockets.∙MEANING: is a good source of money∙dicey∙Since the weather is a little dicey, I won't go today. ∙MEANING: chancy∙dirty∙I hear that it's a dirty movie.∙MEANING: an obscene∙ditch∙I'll ditch my younger brother with my grandmother. ∙MEANING: leave∙do a snow job on∙Don't try to do a snow job on me.∙MEANING: deceive∙dope∙He is such a dope.∙MEANING: stupid person∙dope∙There are a lot of dope dealers around here.∙MEANING: drug∙dork∙He is such a dork.∙MEANING: strange person∙dough∙I need some dough before I can go Christmas shopping.∙MEANING: money∙down∙Let's go to a bar and down a few beers.∙MEANING: drink quickly∙drag∙Doing homework on the weekend is a drag.∙MEANING: boring∙dynamite∙This drink is really dynamite.∙MEANING: powerful; great∙earful∙My grandmother gave me an earful about the neighborhood. ∙MEANING: a lot of gossip∙easy mark∙The Japanese are an easy mark because they usually carry cash. ∙MEANING: likely victims∙eat∙The problem is really eating away at me.∙MEANING: bothering∙excellent∙That's excellent man.∙MEANING: fine∙face-off∙The two sides were headed for a nasty face-off.∙MEANING: confrontation∙far-out∙This music is really far-out.∙MEANING: great∙fix∙The addict needs another fix.∙MEANING: dose of drugs∙flaky∙He is too flaky to do the work.∙MEANING: unreliable∙flashback∙At the wedding he had a flashback of his old girlfriend.∙MEANING: remembered∙flick∙I haven't seen a flick in a long time.∙MEANING: movie∙flip out∙He flipped out when he heard that his mother had been killed. ∙MEANING: lost control∙flip side∙What kind of music do you have on the flip side of the tape? ∙MEANING: other side∙fox∙His older sister is a fox.∙MEANING: very attractive∙foxy∙She is a foxy lady.∙MEANING: sexy∙freebie∙The pillow was a freebie∙MEANING: free∙get into something∙I got into gardening in high school.∙MEANING: became seriously interested in∙get it∙I listened to the joke twice, but I still don't get it.∙MEANING: understand∙get with it∙If you don't get with it, we will never finish this work. ∙MEANING: hurry up∙gig∙I have a gig on Saturday night from 7:00 to 10:00.∙MEANING: job∙glitch∙This computer program has a glitch.∙MEANING: defect∙glitzy∙This is a pretty glitzy hotel to be staying in.∙MEANING: fashionable∙go∙Let me have a go at solving the problem.∙MEANING: try∙go bananas∙I am going to go bananas if I don't have a vacation soon. ∙MEANING: go crazy∙go down∙What is going down?∙MEANING: happening∙goof∙I am really a goof at times.∙MEANING: fool∙goof up∙I really goofed up when I painted my room green.∙MEANING: made a serious mistake∙goofy∙You are always acting goofy these days.∙MEANING: silly∙gourd∙Use your gourd to figure out what is happening.∙MEANING: head∙grand∙His salary is twenty grand.∙MEANING: thousand dollars∙grass∙Lots of students smoke grass in the dormitory.∙MEANING: marijuana∙gravy∙This job is pure gravy.∙MEANING: easy money∙groovy∙This music is groovy.∙MEANING: pleasant∙gross∙Picking your nose is really a gross habit.∙MEANING: disgusting∙gross-out∙The party was a gross-out.∙MEANING: digusting time∙grub∙Where is the best place to get some grub around here? ∙MEANING: food∙grubby∙Those clothes are too grubby to wear to the party.∙MEANING: unclean and untidy∙grungy∙That is a really grungy jacket.∙MEANING: dirty∙gut∙He got shot in the gut.∙MEANING: stomach.∙gut∙The gut issue is about what we are going to do now.∙MEANING: basic∙guts∙It takes a lot of guts to give the boss your true opinion.∙MEANING: courage∙hairy∙That was a hairy plane trip. I am glad the storm is over.∙MEANING: dangerous∙hammer∙Put the hammer to the floor or we will be late for the wedding.∙MEANING: accelerator∙hang it up∙I have decided to hang up my teaching job.∙MEANING: quit∙hang loose∙Just hang loose for another few days.∙MEANING: relax∙hang tough∙We need to hang tough on our decision.∙MEANING: stick with∙hardware∙The police were surprised by all the hardware the gang members had. ∙MEANING: weapons∙have a buzz on∙I had a buzz on after the third martini.∙MEANING: was slightly intoxicated∙have good vibes∙I have good vibes about our new secretary.∙MEANING: feel good about∙have it all together∙Recently I don't have it all together.∙MEANING: feel mentally all there.∙heave∙I heaved up on the floor.∙MEANING: vomited∙high∙The teenagers look high to me.∙MEANING: intoxicated on drugs or alcohol∙hip-shooter∙He is such a hip-shooter.∙MEANING: always talking without thinking∙history∙I don't have any idea where my old boyfriend is. He's history.∙MEANING: something in the past∙hit∙Your proposal was a hit with the boss.∙MEANING: successful∙hole up∙I had to hole up for three days because the police were looking for me. ∙MEANING: hide∙honcho∙The honcho says that we are going to have to give up two days of our vacation.∙MEANING: boss∙hooker∙Her clothes make her look like a hooker.∙MEANING: prostitute∙hot∙The police stopped them because they though the car was hot.∙huffy∙I will do it soon so please don't get huffy.∙MEANING: angry∙hungry∙If you are not hungry, you won't get ahead in the business.∙MEANING: eager to make money∙hustle∙If you don't hustle, we will be late again.∙MEANING: hurry up∙hyped∙The fans were all hyped up for the football game.∙MEANING: excited∙hyper∙Don't get hyper about what she told you. You know it isn't true. ∙MEANING: over excited∙I.D.∙Can you show me some I.D. please?∙MEANING: identification∙in∙The tie you are wearing is really in.∙MEANING: fashionable∙in deep∙They are really in deep with each other.∙MEANING: deeply involved∙in the bag∙Everything is in the bag. There is nothing to worry about.∙MEANING: settled∙intense∙This is a very intense situation we are discussing.∙MEANING: serious∙jam∙I am glad you got yourself out of that jam.∙jerk someone around∙Recently it seems like everyone is jerking me around. ∙MEANING: wasting my time and causing me trouble ∙jock∙My roommate is a jock for the basketball team.∙MEANING: an athlete∙john∙The john really smells.∙MEANING: bathroom∙joint∙Where is the closest joint to here.∙MEANING: cheap bar∙joint∙He is good at rolling joints.∙MEANING: marijuana cigarettes∙junkie∙Sam is a junkie.∙MEANING: rug addict∙just off the boat∙He acts like he is just off the boat.∙MEANING: naive∙keep one's cool∙He kept his cool when his house burned down.∙MEANING: remained calm∙kegger∙I hear there is a kegger at John's house tonight.∙MEANING: beer party∙kick∙I get a kick out of watching him paint.∙MEANING: enjoy∙klutz∙He is a real klutz.∙MEANING: stupid and clumsy person∙knock∙Don't knock it if you can't do it any better.∙MEANING: criticize∙knocked up∙My dog gets knocked up once a year.∙MEANING: pregnant∙knockout∙Who was that knockout I saw you with last Friday?∙MEANING: stunning person∙knuckle sandwich∙Shut up or I'll give you a knuckle sandwich.∙MEANING: punch in the mouth∙kook∙Watch out for all the kooks in this neighborhood.∙MEANING: strange people∙laid-back∙You need to be more laid-back.∙MEANING: calm and relaxed∙lame∙That is really a lame excuse.∙MEANING: an inadequate∙line∙I have heard that line a million times.∙MEANING: story∙loser∙John is a loser.∙MEANING: annoying and useless∙love handles∙I exercise every day, but I can't get rid of these love handles. ∙MEANING: rolls of fat around my stomach∙make waves∙Try not to make waves around the office.∙maxed out∙I am maxed out at my work and need to rest.∙MEANING: exhausted∙mean∙He plays a mean violin.∙MEANING: performs well on∙mega∙I have mega amounts of tomatoes in my garden this summer.∙MEANING: large∙megabucks∙He made megabucks when he sold his company.∙MEANING: a lot of money∙knock∙Don't knock it if you can't do it any better.∙MEANING: criticize∙mellow∙You need to mellow out and enjoy life.∙MEANING: calm down and relax∙meltdown∙There has been a meltdown in the relationship between my parents and I. ∙MEANING: total collapse∙mickey mouse∙The homework the teacher gave us was mickey mouse.∙MEANING: nonsense and a waste of time∙move on someone∙I am going to try to move on Sarah next Saturday.∙MEANING: pick up and seduce∙mush∙That is total mush and you know it.∙MEANING: nonesense∙nark∙Watch out for the narks in the airport.∙neat∙That was a neat idea that you had.∙MEANING: good∙negative∙There are too many negatives about the company merger. ∙MEANING: bad things∙nick∙The police nicked the shoplifter as he was leaving the store. ∙MEANING: arrested∙nip∙He took a nip out of the bottle.∙MEANING: a quick drink∙no sweat∙It's no sweat to have the report in to you by Monday.∙MEANING: no problem∙nuke∙I'll nuke our dinner in a few minutes.∙MEANING: heat up in the microwave∙nuke∙Does that attack plane have any nukes?∙MEANING: nuclear weapons∙nut∙I think that he is a nut.∙MEANING: crazy person∙nuts∙You are completely nuts if you think I will go with you.∙MEANING: crazy∙pad∙Have you found a pad yet?∙MEANING: a place to live∙pain in the neck∙My wife's best friend is a pain in the neck.∙paper-pusher∙My office is filled with paper-pushers.∙MEANING: bureaucratic office workers∙party animal∙You're too old to be a party animal.∙MEANING: love parties∙party-hearty∙We need to party-hearty because we just got a raise in salary. ∙MEANING: celebrate∙paw∙Get your paws off of my body.∙MEANING: hands∙peanuts∙I am not going to work for peanuts.∙MEANING: practically no money∙pickled∙He gets pickled after only one beer.∙MEANING: intoxicated∙piece of cake∙Working on a computer for me is a piece of cake.∙MEANING: easy to do∙pig∙He is a pig at parties.∙MEANING: eats too much∙pig out∙Let's go to the restaurant and pig out.∙MEANING: eat a lot or overeat∙pit stop∙Let's make a pit stop at the next rest area.∙MEANING: stop and go to the bathroom∙plastered∙He drinks too much and is always plastered on the weekend.∙pooped out∙He pooped out after we started to do the hard work.∙MEANING: quit∙pop∙Shut up or I will pop you.∙MEANING: hit∙pop for something∙It is my turn to pop for the doughnuts.∙MEANING: buy∙pro∙He is really a pro at his work.∙MEANING: professional∙prod∙Can you give me a gentle prod next week so I won't forget?∙MEANING: reminder∙psyched up∙The players are really psyched up for the game on Friday.∙MEANING: mentally ready∙psycho∙She is a psycho. She should be in a hospital.∙MEANING: mentally ill∙puke∙I feel like I am going to puke.∙MEANING: vomit∙push off∙I am going to push off now.∙MEANING: leave∙put the moves on∙You should give up trying to put the moves on her. She is married. ∙MEANING: seduce∙put-on∙It was an elaborate put-on which I almost believed.∙quarterback∙Who is going to quarterback the meeting?∙MEANING: lead∙quick buck∙I need to make a quick buck.∙MEANING: some easy money∙rack∙I have to hit the rack by ten or I'll be tired in the morning. ∙MEANING: bed∙rack out∙I am going to rack out for two hours.∙MEANING: sleep∙racket∙There sure was a lot of racket outside last night.∙MEANING: noise∙rag∙I can't believe we still get this same old rag.∙MEANING: newspaper∙rap∙We need to sit down and rap about a few things.∙MEANING: talk about∙rathole∙When are you going to be able to move out of that rathole. ∙MEANING: run down place∙raw∙The raw office workers were not getting much done.∙MEANING: new∙ream someone out∙The boss really reamed him out for his bad report.∙MEANING: got angry with him∙red hot∙Your idea is really red hot.∙repo∙Hey, don't repo my car. I will pay next week.∙MEANING: repossess∙rinky-dink∙The circus was really rinky-dink.∙MEANING: inferior∙riot∙The comedy program was a real riot.∙MEANING: funny∙road hog∙That driver is a road hog.∙MEANING: takes up too much of the road∙rocks∙Would you like your whiskey on the rocks?∙MEANING: with ice∙rough time∙We have had a rough time this winter.∙MEANING: hard time∙rug∙Is that a rug on his head?∙MEANING: wig∙rug rat∙My sister has three rug rats.∙MEANING: children∙rule∙My wife rules the house.∙MEANING: dominates∙run off at the mouth∙He is always running off at the mouth.∙MEANING: talking too much∙run out of gas∙The politician ran out of gas during the campaign.∙MEANING: lost interest or momentum∙sack∙When did you hit the sack last night?∙MEANING: go to bed∙scam∙Don't lose your money in some kind of scam.∙MEANING: swindle∙scarf∙Since he hadn't eaten in a week, he scarfed down everything on his plate. ∙MEANING: ate quickly∙schmuck∙What a stupid schmuck.∙MEANING: jerk∙screw around∙If you screw around all day at this work, you will have to come back again.∙MEANING: waste time∙screw up∙If you screw up one more time, I will fire you.∙MEANING: make a mistake∙sharp∙He is very sharp with numbers∙MEANING: intelligent∙shot∙I'll give the puzzle another shot.∙MEANING: try∙shot down∙Everyone shot down my idea at first, but later agreed that it was a good idea.∙MEANING:∙disagreed with∙slammer∙The police threw them both in the slammer.∙MEANING: jail∙smashed∙Try not to get smashed at the beer party.∙MEANING: intoxicated∙smoke eater∙My father is a smoke eater.∙MEANING: fireman∙split∙It is time to split and go see the movie.∙MEANING: leave∙spook∙The cows were spooked by the howling of the wolves. ∙MEANING: frightened∙spud∙Do you want rice or spuds for dinner?∙MEANING: potatoes∙square∙My father looks square in his jacket.∙MEANING: old-fashioned∙steamed up∙Don't get so steamed up over the issue.∙MEANING: angry∙stink∙This whole operation stinks.∙MEANING: is repulsive∙straight∙I want you to give me a straight answer.∙MEANING: honest∙stressed∙I am really stressed by all the recent world events.∙MEANING: upset∙sucker∙Don't be a sucker.∙MEANING: be deceived∙take a hike∙I am tired of all your complaining. Take a hike.∙MEANING:∙leave∙taken∙He was taken for all his money at the casino.∙MEANING:∙cheated out of∙taking care of business∙I have been taking care of business.∙MEANING: doing what I have to do∙threads∙Those look like expensive threads he is wearing.∙MEANING: clothes∙tool around∙I don't want to tool around all night. It is time to go home. ∙MEANING: drive around∙totaled∙My car was totaled in the accident with the garbage truck. ∙MEANING: completely wrecked∙up∙He has been up ever since he met his new girlfriend.∙MEANING: happy and cheerful∙up for grabs∙This is a sale. Everything is up for grabs.∙MEANING: available.∙veg out∙I want to veg out in front of the television this evening.∙MEANING: relax and do nothing∙vibes∙He really gives off good vibes.∙MEANING: feelings∙wad∙You don't want to carry a wad like that with you in the big city. ∙MEANING: bundle of money∙waste∙After you waste him, throw the body in the river.∙MEANING: kill∙wheels∙If you let me borrow your wheels, I'll go out and buy a pizza. ∙MEANING: car∙whiz∙He is a whiz at the computer.∙MEANING: talented person∙wired∙I am really wired after drinking five cups of coffee.∙MEANING: alert∙wussy∙Don't be such a wussy all the time. Say what you are thinking. ∙MEANING: weak person∙yukky∙This food tastes yukky∙MEANING: bad∙zapped∙I am too zapped to help you right now.∙MEANING: exhausted∙zip∙He knew zip about running the company.∙MEANING: Nothing。
常见英语俚语词典(按字母)

常见英语俚语词典(按字母)abirdinthehandisworthtwothebush一鸟在手,胜似二鸟在林ablankslate干净的黑板(新的一页,新的开始)abonetopick可挑剔的骨头(争端,不满)acatnap打个盹儿achipofftheoldblock大木头上砍下来的小木片(子肖其父)achiponone'sshoulder肩头的木片(自卑感,因为自卑而爱找别人麻烦;喜欢向人挑衅)aouchpotato躺椅上的马铃薯(懒鬼)acakewalk走去吃糕(易事)aheadache头痛(麻烦事)aknockout击倒(美得让人倾倒)aloadoffmymind心头大石落地anut傻子,疯子apainintheneck脖子疼(苦事)apieceofcake一块蛋糕(小菜一碟,易事一件)apig猪猡ashotinthedark盲目射击(瞎猜)ashortfuse引线短(脾气火爆)asinkingship正在下沉的船aslamdunk灌篮(轻而易举的事)aslapintheface脸上挨了一耳光(公然受辱) asmokescreen烟幕asocialbutterfly社交蝴蝶(善于交际,会应酬的人) astickinthemud烂泥中的树枝athickskin厚脸皮athorninsomeone'sside腰上的荆棘(芒刺在背) aturncoat反穿皮袄的人(叛徒)anuphillbattle上坡作战(在逆境中求胜) aweightoffmyshoulders放下肩头重担ace得满分(得到完美的结果)allears全是耳朵(洗耳恭听)allthumbs满手都是大拇指(笨手笨脚) anaceupmysleeve袖里的王牌anopenandshutcase明显的事件antsinone'spants裤裆里有蚂蚁(坐立不安) backinthesaddle重上马鞍(重整旗鼓)backontrack重上轨道(改过自新)backfire逆火(弄巧成拙,适得其反)ballandchain铁球铁链,甜蜜的枷(老婆) beatadeadhorse鞭打死马令其奔驰(徒劳) beatenbytheuglystick被丑杖打过(生得难看) beggarcan'tbechoosers讨饭的谈不上挑三拣四betonit下这一注稳赢(有把握,无疑)betyourlife把命赌上(绝对错了)betterhalf我的另一半betweenarackandahardplace进退维谷(前有狼后有虎)bigheaded大脑袋(傲慢,自大)biggerfishtofry有更大的鱼要炸(有更重要的事要办)biteoffmorethanonecanchew贪多嚼不烂bitethebullet咬子弹(强忍痛苦)birdsofafeatherflocktogether羽毛相同的鸟总飞成一群(物以类聚)blowupinyouface在眼前爆炸(事情完全弄砸了)bologna胡说,瞎说breakalet折断一条腿(表演真实,演出成功)breaktheice破冰(打破僵局)bright聪明,灵光brownnose讨好,谄媚bugsomebody使人讨厌bullinachinashop瓷器店里的蛮牛(笨拙的人,动辄弄坏东西的人)bumpinto撞上(巧遇)burnbrides烧桥(过河拆桥)burstyourbubble扎破泡泡(打破人的幻想,煞风景)buryone'sheadinthesand把头埋在沙里(自欺欺人)butterfingers奶油手指(抓不稳东西的人)butterfliesinmystomach肚里有只蝴蝶(心里紧张,七上八下)buythefarm买下农场(归道山,死了)callitanight一日事毕,可以睡觉了can'tteachanolddognewtricks老狗学不会新把戏cashinmychips兑换筹码(睡觉,就寝)chicken鸡(胆小鬼)circlethewagons把篷车围成一圈(严阵以待)cleanupone'sact自我检点,自我改进comedowninbucket倾盆大雨comedowninsheets整片整片地下(倾盆大雨)coolyourlips冷静下来costsomeoneanarmandaleg要花上一条胳膊一条腿(代价昂贵)countonsomething/doingsomething这事靠得住countyourchickensbeforetheyhatch蛋还没孵化,先数小鸡crock破瓦片(无用之物,废话)crosstheline跨过线(做得太过分了)crossthatbridgewhenwecometoit到了桥头就过桥(船到桥头自然直)cryoverspilledmilk为泼了牛奶而哭(为过去的失败而懊丧)cushiontheblow给垫着点儿(说话绵软一点,以免打击太重)cuttothechase抄捷径去追猎物(不绕圈子,开门见山,单刀直入)dailygrind例行苦事,每天得干的苦工daysarenumbered来日无多deadcenter正当中dead-endstreet死路,死巷子dog狗(丑八怪)dominoeffect骨牌效应don'tholdyourbreath别憋着呼吸(别期望太高)don'tlookagifthorseinthemouth赠马不看牙(收人礼物别嫌好道歹)downtothewire最后关头downunder南边(常指面半球的澳洲)downhillfromhere从此都是下坡路(自此每况愈下)droptheball掉了球(失职)emptynest空巢(儿女长大离家)everycloudhasasilverlining乌云也有银边(祸兮福所倚,塞翁失马)fallintoplace落实,就绪fenderbender撞弯保险杠的车祸(小车祸)fighttoothandnail爪牙并施,拚命抵抗fineline细线(微妙的差别)fishoutofwater如鱼离水flashinthepan淘金盆里的反光(空欢喜一场,好景不长)forkintheroad岔路fox狐狸(并无贬意)framed被陷害,遭栽赃fullthrottle加足马力getafootinthedoor一脚已经进了门里(获得立足点,占一份)gethitched拴起来(结婚)getoffonthewrongfoot起步便错(第一印象不佳)gettheballrolling让球滚起来(动起手来)get/givethegreenlight绿灯亮了(获准行动)getuponthewrongsideofthebed起床下错边givetheshirtoffone'sback连衬衫都肯脱给人(慷慨成性)goonesteptoofar多走了一步(做得太过分了)gooutonalimb爬高枝(担风险)gooverboard过火gotohellinahandbasket坐着吊篮下地狱(一坏不可收拾)gotoone'shead上头上脸,冲昏头脑gounder沉没(破产)goosebumps鸡皮疙瘩graspforstraws抓稻草(绝望中的挣扎,快要淹死的人连漂浮的稻草也抓)guts胆子hot惹火haveone'scakeandeatittoo既想留着蛋糕,又想吃(既要鱼,又要熊掌)hindsightis20/20事后的先见之明hitstride脚步走顺了hitthebooks撞书(用功)hitthehay倒在稻草上(睡觉、就寝)hitthejackpot中了头彩hittheroad上路holdacandleto给他拿蜡烛都不配(元不能相比) holdthekeytomyheart掌管我心灵的钥匙holdyourhorses勒住你的马(慢来) hangsomebodyouttodry把……晾起来了(把……坑苦了)。
100个英语俚语

100个英语俚语1.It's high stakes.生死关头2. it's long time coming说某人或事情等了很久才来3. until your heart's content.直到你满意为止4. what do you do for a living?你作什么工作?5. there's no point in doing it.做此事实无必要6 college material.上大学的料7. what you don't know won't hurt you你不知道就不会伤害你8 I’ve told you to hold my phone我已告诉你我不接任何电话9. I can drop a good word for you.我可为你说句好话10. I am just a little on edge我只是有点紧张11.smart move 聪明之举12. she always stands me up.她总是放我鸽子13. cut somebody some slack.放某人一马14. He is very clockwork.他很守时。
15. He will never let us down.他从不让我们失望16. play one's part尽某人的本分17. put yourself in someone's shoes站在别人的角度去想一想18.thanks you are sweet.谢谢你人真好19. HOP IN/HOP OUT一种上下某种交通工具非常酷迅速的动作比如从窗而入20. have it with sb/sth 受够了某人、事eg I really have it with Tom21.get a crush on sb 迷上某人22. goof off(年轻人)一些无聊的事开玩笑23.to play hooky逃学或者装病不去上班24pple- polisher 马屁精25 as busy as a bee(象蜜蜂)忙忙碌碌的26 as graceful as a swan(象天鹅)姿态优雅的27as gentle as a lamb(象羊羔)性情温顺的28as cunning as a fox(象狐狸)一样狡猾的29.as poor as a church mouse 一贫如洗30.I’m beat.我非常疲乏。
英语俚语

black stranger 完全陌生的人(不是“陌生的黑人”)
white coal (作动力来源用的)水(不是“白煤”)
white man 忠实可靠的人(不是“皮肤白的人”)
yellow book 黄皮书(法国政府报告书,以黄纸为封)(不是“黄色书籍”)
handwriting on the wБайду номын сангаасll 不祥之兆(不是“大字报”)
bring down the house 博得全场喝彩(不是“推倒房子”)
have a fit 勃然大怒(不是“试穿”)
make one's hair stand on end 令人毛骨悚然—恐惧(不是“令人发指——气愤”)
You can't be too careful in your work. 你工作越仔细越好。(不是“你工作不能太仔细”)
It has been 4 years since I smoked. 我戒烟4年了。(不是“我抽烟4年了”)
All his friends did not turn up. 他的朋友没全到。(不是“他的朋友全没到”)
red tape 官僚习气(不是“红色带子”)
green hand 新手(不是“绿手”)
blue stocking 女学者、女才子(不是“蓝色长统袜”)
China policy 对华政策(不是“中国政策”)
Chinese dragon 麒麟(不是“中国龙”)
sweet water 淡水(不是“糖水”或“甜水”)
confidence man 骗子(不是“信得过的人”)
动感英语之俚语词典7

hang in there保持某种态度,坚持。
1. At first,I didn’t want to finsh the book because it was too long,but I hung in there and read it to the end.⼀开始的时候,这个书我不想读完,因为它太厚了,但是后来我还是⼀⼝⽓把它读完了。
2. The hours of training everyday made the athlete want to quit,but he hung in there and won the competition.每天那么多⼩时的训练,使得这名运动员想放弃了,但是他坚持下去,并且赢得了最终胜利。
hang by a thread千钧⼀发,危在旦⼣。
这件事悬了。
1. Your job is hanging by a thread right now. I think your boss wants to fire you.你的⼯作恐怕保不住了,我觉得你的⽼板要炒掉你。
2. Peace is hanging by a thread in Iraq.伊拉克的和平局⾯随时都将被打破。
handle sth应付、处理谋事,搞得定。
1. Karer is not very good at managing her time.I don’t think she can handle two jobs.凯伦她并不擅长计划她的时间,我认为她根本没办法应付两份⼯作。
had it with对某事受够了,⽆法再忍受了。
1. The trains are always running ate.I’ve absolutely had it with them!⽕车总是晚点,我真的忍⽆可忍。
2. I’ve had it with all this traffic.It’s impossible to get across town these days.如今的交通状况简直是令⼈⽆法容忍,连进城都办不到。
动感英语之俚语词典2

blow sth away彻底击垮,彻底解决或打败某物。
1. The invention of the telephone blew away all other methods of communication.电话的发明超越了其他所有通信⼿段。
2. Our soccer team got blow away in the final.我们的⾜球队在决赛中被击败了。
blow someone away把别⼈给震了,让⼈⾮常震惊。
1. Our dragon boat team this year is so good that we’re going to blow all of the other teams away in the upcoming race.今年我们的队伍实⼒⾮常强,接下来的⽐赛了我们绝对会让其他队伍感到震惊的。
2. The young boy blew his teachers away with his intelligence.这个少年太聪明了,令⽼师们很震惊。
blow it把某件事彻底搞砸了。
1. This is your chance to make the team,don’t blow it.这可是你最后⼀个机会,要想进⼊那只队伍的话,你可千万别搞砸了。
2. I blew my chances with Tina when I told her she looked fat.我把和蒂娜交往的机会通通搞砸了,因为我告诉她说我认为她有点胖。
blow a shot因为说错话或办错事⽽丧失了机会,把事情搞砸了。
1. I blew my shot to be in the movie when I forgot my lines.我在电影了忘了台词,彻底搞砸了。
2. Nancy blew her shot to go to Beijing University by arriving late to the exam.南希没有考上北京⼤学,因为她考试迟到了。
动感英语之俚语词典9

piss sth away浪费,挥霍某物。
1. My father thinks I’m pissing my life away because I’m in a rock band.我爸爸认为我荒废了我的⽣活,因为我参加了⼀个摇滚乐队。
2. I could have gone to Sydney,but I pissed all my money away gambling.我原本也可以同他⼀道前往悉尼,可是我的钱全都赌博挥霍掉了。
phase⼈⽣中的必经阶段。
发布时间:2006-12-291. I went through a phase in high school where I dyed my hair bright purple.我在⾼中的时候也经历过曾经试图把头发染成紫⾊的阶段。
2. I’m in a phase of my life when I really need to focus on my career.我现在处于必须认真专注于事业的⼈⽣阶段。
pep talk⿎舞⼠⽓的话。
To give somebody a pep talk that means you talk to somebody in an intention of cheering them up or encouraging them.1. My boss gave me a great pep talk before the big meeting. I think it really helped me close the deal.在⼤会开始之前,我的⽼板对我说了许多⿎励的话.我觉得这对我最后将那个⼤定单成功签下来有很⼤的帮助.2. Angela needed a good pep talk after she didn’t get asked to the prom.没有⼈请Angela 去跳舞,我们确实需要⿎励她⼀下了.pawn sth / sb off on sb意思是把⾃⼰不愿意要的东西或⼈推给别⼈。
常用的英语俚语大全

常用的英语俚语大全常用的英语俚语大全(一)once in a blue moon: 偶尔、千载难逢I don't usually hang out here, just once in a blue moon.kill some time:消磨时间Where shall I go to kill some time?at the drop of a hat:动辄He was ready to quarrel at the drop of a hat.burn the midnight oil:熬夜You shouldn't burn the midnight oil, actually you should sleepearly.nick of time:紧要关头His generous endowment of the laboratory came just in the nick of time.around the corner: 快到来了The exam is just around the corner, I really need to cram for it.spur of the moment:一时冲动He bought the car on the spur of the moment.days are numbered:气数已尽、日子屈指可数The old man' s days are numbered.Down to the wire:最后时刻、接近最后期限I think the election will got right down to the wire.Eleventh hour:最后时刻He turned in the report at the eleventh hour.From the word go: 一开始He's been against the plan from the word go.In the long run:长期The product can help you to save money in the long run.Jump the gun:草率行事、操之过急Don't jump the gun. We have to be patient for a while.put something On hold:稍等The decision was put on hold until a meeting of the party's central mittee.Shake a leg:赶快Shake a leg! The bus won't wait.quick off the mark:马上行动Be quick off the mark if you hear of something promising.Step on it:加速If he didn't drive faster, we were going to be late, so I told him to step on it.Time on one’s hands:有空余的时间I've got extra time on my hands.Under the wire:在截止日期前, the last minuteHe applied the college just under the wire.Until the cows e home:一直的、很晚很晚This wine's delicious! I could drink it until the cows e home.常用的英语俚语大全(二)1.To be caught with your hand in the cookie jar /当场逮到你是否会因为多吃了罐子里的饼干而满怀愧疚?如果是,那这个词汇就太符合你了!这个短语比喻“某人因为做错事或调皮而被逮个正着”。
dictionary 俗语

dictionary 俗语
- Mind one's p's and q's:注意自己的言行。
这句俗语跟英国的酒吧文化有关。
词典编撰家埃里克·帕特里奇(Eric Partridge)在他那部著名的《英语俚语俗语词典》(A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English)里列有p's and q's(或P's and Q's)条目,主要举了两个意思。
- Once in a blue moon:千载难逢。
- Walls have ears:隔墙有耳。
- Barking up the wrong tree:做徒劳无益的事。
- Every cloud has a silver lining:黑暗中总有一线光明。
- It's no use crying over spilt milk:覆水难收。
- If the mountain won't come to Mahomet, Mahomet must go to the mountain:如果山不向穆罕默德走来,穆罕默德就必须向山走去。
- Like a fish out of water:像鱼离水一样,感到不适应、不自在。
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a chip off the old block某人在性格上是父母的翻版。
1. My mother and I are very alike, I am a chip off the old block.我和妈妈非常相像,我完全是她的翻版。
a close one与"a close call"相似,意思是很悬,迁千钧一发,很紧急的情况。
差点遇到危险,但好在逃过了这一难。
1. I had a close call on my way to work, A car hit my bike b ut I didn’t fall.我今天上班路上的情况挺惊险,一辆车撞了我的自行车,不过我没有摔倒。
2. I passed my exam by one point. It was a close one.我仅以一分之差勉强考试及格,真是够悬的。
a dime a dozen十分常见,不太值钱。
1. Watermelons in Beijing in the summer are a dime a dozen.北京的夏天,西瓜多得根本不值钱了。
2. Bad managers are a dime a dozen but a good one is difficult to find.坏的老板简直是多如牛毛,碰见一个好的真难。
a piece of cake小意思,易如反掌。
1. Our homework last night was a piece of cake.我们昨天晚上的家庭作业很容易。
2. Using a digital camera is a piece of cake.用数码相机是很容易的事。
a way out of this mess一个可以摆脱混乱局面的办法。
1. The traffic is terrible today!We need to find a way out of this mess!今天的交通一塌糊涂,我们需要想想办法摆脱这个局面。
2. I have 3 exams and an interview tomorow.I really need a way out of this mess!我明天有三个考试,一个面试。
我必须想个解决办法。
a whole new ballgame状况完全不同于以往,“ballgame” 意思是情况,局面。
1. High school was fun but university is a whole new ballgame.高中生活很轻松,但是大学就完全不一样了。
2. I have a lot of work experience in America, but working in China is a whole new ballgame.我在美国的工作经验很丰富,但是我在中国就完全不一样了。
act like a clown行为愚蠢。
To act silly, stupid or crazy.1. When the boys drink too much beer, they act like clowns.当那些男孩喝啤酒喝多了之后,他们的行为表现得很愚蠢。
any minute随时有可能发生,马上。
1. She should be here at any minute.她应该马上就到了around the block在某方面有经验,是个老手。
1. Let’s ask Justin how to deal with this situation. He’s been around the block a few times.让我们问一下贾斯廷如何处理这种情况,他好几次碰到过这种困难。
2. I’ve been around the block a few times. I know what I’m doing.我对处理这种困难很有经验,我知道应该怎么做。
as nature intended出自人类本能的要求。
1. Every weekend I drink beer as nature intended.每个周末我都要喝啤酒,因为这是自然需要。
2. I must go do as nature intended.我必须去方便一下(上厕所)。
ask off请假。
1. I want to ask off for my birthday this year.今年我的生日我想请假。
2. A: Are you going to the soccer game this afternoon?B: No, I asked off, but my boss said he needs me in the office.你今天下午要去看足球比赛吗?不,我请假了,但是老板说他需要我去办公室上班。
bust my ass第一个含义是指:让某人的日子不好过,让某人难堪。
第二个含义是指“拼命努力地工作”。
1. I wish the directors just would stop,you know,busting my ass because I already have lots of problems.我真的希望导演别再为难我,我的麻烦已经够多了。
2. Every day I work,I bust my ass so my family can live well.我每天我非常卖力地工作,因为我想要生活得更好。
burst someone's bubble打破某人的幻想。
1. A:I dream of going to study at Harvard University.B:I’m sorry to burst your bubble, but your grades are too low. You’ll never get accepted to Harvard.我梦想能够到哈佛大学去上学读书。
我非常对不起告诉你实话,你不要再做白日梦了。
你的分数成绩太低了,所以你永远不可能被哈佛录取的。
2. My little sister thinks that Santa Claus is real. Don’t burst her bubble by telling her that he isn’t.我的妹妹她觉得圣诞老人是真的,所以让我们不要打破她这个梦想,说它不是真的。
bum不好的,恶劣的,坏的。
1. Even though he was a good guy,he had a bum reputation.虽然他真的是一个好人,但他的名声不太好。
2. I wish I could run the marathon,but I have a bum knee.我希望我可以参加马拉松的比赛,但是不行,因为我的腿有伤。
bully威吓,威逼,尤指以强欺弱。
也可以做名词,指那些爱欺负人的人,欺凌弱小者。
1. He is such a bully.He pushes the other kids around at school.这个小子就爱欺负人,他在学校总是摆布别人.2. I’m not gonna tell you my secret,so stop bullying me.我不会告诉你我的秘密的,你欺负我我也不会告诉你.bull's eye正中靶心,恰到好处。
1. He scored a bull’s eye with his last assignment.上次任务他完成得漂亮至极,太棒了。
bug小错误、小毛病,瑕疵。
1. There seems to be a bug in the new accounting system.看来新的会计制度存在一些小问题。
2. There were a few bugs in the new computer program,but we’ve worked them out and it’s now ready to be sold.新编的电脑程序有点瑕疵。
但是我们已经完全的解决掉了。
现在这套程序可以上市了。
broken hearted心碎的,极度伤心的,非常难过。
1. After her boyfriend left,she was broken hearted.她男朋友离她而去之后,她难过极了。
2. I do love you. I would be broken hearted if anything bad were to happen to you.我很爱你,如果你要是遭到什么不测的话,我会心碎的。
bring sb/sth down削弱某人/某事的优势,抑制住某人/某事。
1. That newspaper is starting to have too much influence. We need to try to bring it down.那份报纸太有影响力了,我们需要遏制一下它影响力。
2. How are we gonna bring down that team?They’re so good.they’ve won the championship 3 years in a row!我们怎么样能够打败那支队伍呢?他们太棒了,他们连续三年都是冠军。
bring it on给自己打气,壮胆,鼓舞士气。
1. At the start of the boxing match, the boxer yelled at his opponent to bring it on.拳击赛开始时,拳击选手对着对手大声吼叫,给自己鼓舞士气。
2. When the thief was arrested, he wasn’t nervous, he actually shouted at the policemen to bring it on.小偷被逮捕的时候,他并不害怕,他甚至还冲着警察大声吼叫,给自己壮胆。
break it up第一个意思是停下你手中的事情。
第二个意思“divide a task”把一个事情分给不同的人去干。
1. Come on guys,Let’s break it up!We don’t want to get in trouble for fighting.别再吵好吗?我们总不想打起来,停下来。
2. That’s a huge project.If we break it up.We’ll finish faster.有个工作太大了,如果我们把它交给不同的人去干,可能我们的速度会更加快。
break it down to sb给某人详细、透彻地介绍或解释。