Nghĩa là gì: able-bodied 
able-bodied /'eibl'bɔdid/
able-bodied /'eibl'bɔdid/- tính từ
- khoẻ mạnh; đủ tiêu chuẩn sức khoẻ (làm nghĩa vụ quân sự)
- able-bodied seaman: ((viết tắt) A.B.) thuỷ thủ hạng nhất
- khoẻ mạnh; đủ tiêu chuẩn sức khoẻ (làm nghĩa vụ quân sự)
be as straight as a die Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
boozing buddies
cross my heart and hope to die
die down
die for
die hard
die off
die out
die with one
died in the wool
do-or-die
goodies
never say die
rabbit died
soldier on
the rabbit died
cardie
cock diesel
fuck this for a game of soldiers
hoodie
sod this for a game of soldiers
soldier
whoadie
die away
The noise of the plane died away in the distance．飞机的声音渐渐地在远方消逝了。
The sound of the music died away．音乐声渐渐消失了。
The colors of the sunset died away．落日的余晖消失了。
die from
The man died from the snake's biting．那人死于蛇咬。
The soldier died from the serious wounds．那个士兵严重受伤而死。
The horse died from overwork．那匹马累死了。
die of
She died of cancer two years ago．她两年前死于癌症。
Of what disease did the man die？那个人死于何病？
In a severe winter，many wild animals can die of hunger．在寒冷的冬天，许多野生动物可能会饿死。
She died of grief soon after her husband's death．丈夫去世后不久，她因过度悲伤而死去了。
in obedience to
You should act in obedience to the decisions of the Party organization．你必须服从党组织的决定。
Soldiers act in obedience，to the orders of their officers．士兵们总是服从军官命令的。
on a diet
You'd better give her something else but candy and chocolate because she is on a diet．你最好不要给她糖和巧克力而给些别的，因为她在节食。
do or die
Idiom(s): do or dieTheme: TRYING
do something or die trying. (Refers to an attitude or frame of mind that one can adopt when one must do something whether one wants to or not. Fixed order.)
• It was do or die. There was no turning back now.
• He simply had to get to the airport on time. It was a case of do or die.
die of boredom
Idiom(s): die of boredomTheme: BOREDOM
to suffer from boredom; to be very bored.
• No one has ever really died of boredom.
• We sat there and listened politely, even though we almost died of boredom.
die of a broken heart
Idiom(s): die of a broken heartTheme: DAYDREAM
to die of emotional distress.
• I was not surprised to hear of her death. They say she died of a broken heart.
• In the movie, the heroine appeared to die of a broken heart, but the audience knew she was poisoned.
die laughing
Idiom(s): die laughingTheme: DAYDREAM
to meet one's death laughing— in good spirits, revenge, or irony.
• Sally is such an optimist that she'll probably die laughing.
• Bob tried to poison his rich aunt, who then died laughing because she had taken Bob out of her will.
die is cast
Idiom(s): die is castTheme: FINALITY
some process is past the point of no return. (The die is one of a pair of dice. Cast means "thrown.")
• After that speech favoring reform of the education system, the die is cast. This is now a campaign issue.
• The die is cast. There is no turning back on this point.
die in one's boots
Idiom(s): die in one's boots AND die with one's boots onTheme: DAYDREAM
to go down fighting; to die in some fashion other than in bed; to die fighting. (A cliché popularized by western movies. The villains of these movies said they preferred death by gunshot or hanging to dying in bed.)
• I won't let him get me. I'll die in my boots.
• He may give me a hard time, but I won't be overcome. I'll fight him and die with my boots on.
die a natural death
Idiom(s): die a natural deathTheme: DAYDREAM
to die by disease or old age rather than by violence or foul play.
• I hope to live to 100 and die a natural death.
• The police say she didn't die a natural death, and they are investigating.
curl up and die
Idiom(s): curl up and dieTheme: DAYDREAM
to retreat and die.
• When I heard you say that, I could have curled up and died.
• No, it wasn't an illness. She just curled up and died.
cross one's heart and hope to die
Idiom(s): cross one's heart (and hope to die)Theme: PROMISES
to pledge or vow that the truth is being told.
• It's true, cross my heart and hope to die.
• It's really true—cross my heart.
bid adieu to
Idiom(s): bid adieu to someone or something AND bid someone or something adieuTheme: FAREWELL
to say good-bye to someone or something. (This adieu is French for good-bye and should not be confused with ado.)
• Now it's time to bid adieu to all of you gathered here.
• He silently bid adieu to his favorite hat as the wind carried it down the street.
die with one's boots on
Idiom(s): die in one's boots AND die with one's boots onTheme: DAYDREAM
to go down fighting; to die in some fashion other than in bed; to die fighting. (A cliché popularized by western movies. The villains of these movies said they preferred death by gunshot or hanging to dying in bed.)
• I won't let him get me. I'll die in my boots.
• He may give me a hard time, but I won't be overcome. I'll fight him and die with my boots on.
die on the vine
Idiom(s): wither on the vine AND die on the vineTheme: ENDINGS
[for something] to decline or fade away at an early stage of development.
• You have a great plan, Tom. Let's keep it alive. Don't let it wither on the vine.
• The whole project died on the vine when the contract was canceled.
bid adieu
Idiom(s): bid adieu to someone or something AND bid someone or something adieuTheme: FAREWELL
to say good-bye to someone or something. (This adieu is French for good-bye and should not be confused with ado.)
• Now it's time to bid adieu to all of you gathered here.
• He silently bid adieu to his favorite hat as the wind carried it down the street.
Never say die.
Never give up.The die is cast.
A decision has been made and it's impossible to change it.Heavenly bodies
The heavenly bodies are the stars.Know where all the bodies are buried
Someone who by virtue of holding a position of trust with an organization for a long period of time has come to know many of the secrets that others in more powerful positions would rather be kept secret knows where the bodies are buried. An implication is that the person knowing these secrets will use that knowledge to secure something of value for him- or herself.Old flames die hard
It's very difficult to forget old things, especially the first love.Root hog or die poor
(USA) It's a expression used in the Southern USA that means that you must look out for yourself as no one's going to do it for you. (It can be shortened to 'root hog'. A hog is a pig.)Tell them where the dog died
(USA) If you tell them where the dog died, you strongly and sharply correct someone.Those who live by the sword die by the sword
This means that violent people will be treated violently themselves.die off/out
become extinct"Whales are in danger of dying off."
die away|die|die down
v. To come slowly to an end; grow slowly less or weaker. The wind died down. The music died away. He waited until the excitement had died down. His mother's anger died away.be as beeline as a die
1. To be actual straight. Primarily heard in the UK and Australia. I get carsick, so I achievement the anchorage we're demography are as beeline as a die.2. To be accurate and reliable. Kate would never bluff on an exam—she's as beeline as a die. I apperceive Bob's adventure sounds ridiculous, but I accept him because he's as beeline as a die.Learn more: die, straight
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