Nghĩa là gì: bees

bee /bi:/

danh từ
- (động vật học) con ong
  - to keep bees: nuôi ong
- nhà thơ
- người bận nhiều việc
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) buổi vui chơi tập thể, buổi lao động tập thể
- busy as a bee
  - hết sức bận
- to have a bee in one's bonnet
  - nung nấu trong óc một ý nghĩ gì; có một cái gì ám ảnh trong đầu
- to have one's head full of bees; to have been in the hesd (brains)
  - ấp ủ trong lòng những mộng tưởng viễn vông
- to put the bee on
  - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) nài xin, xin lải nhải

bees Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

birds and bees

the facts about sex and birth He learned about the birds and bees in his health education class at school.

none of one's beeswax

Idiom(s): none of one's beeswax

Theme: KNOWLEDGE - PRIVATE

none of someone's business. (Slang.)
• The answer to that question is none of your beeswax.
• It's none of your beeswax what I do with my spare time.

birds and the bees

Idiom(s): birds and the bees

Theme: REPRODUCTION

human reproduction. (A euphemistic way of referring to human sex and reproduction. Fixed order.)
• My father tried to teach me about the birds and the bees.
• He's twenty years old and doesn't understand about the birds and the bees!

Hive of worker bees

A hive of worker bees is a group of people working actively and cooperatively. Example The classroom was a hive of worker bees.

Mind your own beeswax

(USA) This idiom means that people should mind their own business and not interfere in other people's affairs.

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n. phr., informal The facts we should know about our birth. At various ages, in response to questions, a child can be told about the birds and the bees.

birds and the bees, the

birds and the bees, the
A euphemism for sex education, especially when taught informally. For example, It's time Father told the children about the birds and the bees. Cole Porter alluded to this expression in his witty song, “Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love,” (1928) when he noted that birds, bees, even educated fleas fall in love. This idiom alludes to sexual behavior in animals to avoid explicit explanation of human behavior. [Second half of 1800s]

More Idioms/Phrases

bind hand and foot bird has flown, the bird in the hand bird of passage birds and the bees, the birds of a feather birth birthday

English Vocalbulary

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