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A4-size
A4-size- (Tech) khổ giấy A4 (21 cm x 29.7 cm)
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a howling blizzard
a very bad snowstorm, a winter storm A howling blizzard delayed us. It was snowing and blowing.
cut you down to size
"make you feel smaller; not as important" The foreman cut him down to size by calling him a laborer.
expand your horizons
experience or discover new ideas or goals or cultures Travel, read, discuss - expand your horizons!
fizzle out
fail after a good start, end in failure The party began to fizzle out about midnight when many people went home.
gee whiz
golly gee, gosh darn, aw shucks Gee whiz, Miss Julie. I'd never do anything to hurt you.
have a whiz
go to the toilet, visit the john We were so busy we didn't even stop to have a whiz!
in a tizzy
upset, flustered, in a flap Aunt Lottie gets in a tizzy when she can't find her wig.
pop quiz
unannounced short test.
realize your potential
be the best you can, come into your own If you work for a good company, you can realize your potential.
seize the opportunity
act now to gain most, take advantage of He seized the opportunity to invest in gold. He didn't wait.
size up
form an opinion, assess a situation It took him a little time to size up the candidate before deciding to give him a job.
take a whiz
urinate, take a leak, take a pee I have to take a whiz before we get on the plane. I'll be right back.
tin lizzy
car, old car You can park your tin lizzy over there beside the barn.
try that on for size
see if you like that, consider that "This TV has a 48"" screen. Try that on for size."
whiz
urinate, pee, piss,[B] have to go, take a leak "A few minutes after the concert began, my daughter whispered, ""Mommy, I have to whiz."""
Aliz
French beverage made from passion fruit and cognac
biz
1. rubbish, nonsense: "That new play at the forum was biz"
2. abb. of business
bizatch
a variation on Be-atch which is derived from the word Bitch. This is the term for a disliked female. However the term is used to describe both males and females with positive and negative connotations. (It's all in the enunciation)
biznitch
bitch; a dislikeable female
bizzies
the police; possibly derived from the expression busy body [North west usage]
bizzo
1. a girl
2. someone who is bizarre
blizzie
blunt; marijuana cigarette
chizzil
to relax with your friends; to hang out with friends;"What ya doin'? Ah, nuthin'. I'm just chizzilin'"
coosh from Izaam
1. a positive phrase or a negative phrase:"Man that test was some coosh straight from Izaam"
2. jargon used to describe some illegal activity:"Let's go get some coosh from the green fields of Izaam"
deliver street pizza
to vomit
dizzy queen
a giddy and flamboyant gay male
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shiznet
the shit
shiznit
the ultimate, the best
whizz
amphetamine sulphate. Possibly derived from Billy Whizz; see billy
capitalize on
take advantage of;profit by 利用;从…中得益
It's important to capitalize on your opponent's mistake to win the game.利用你对手的弱点来赢这场比赛是很重要的。
Corrupt officials in old China used to capitalize on natural calamities.旧中国的贪官污吏往往利用自然灾害大发横财。
He always capitalizes on every opportunity that comes his way.他总是利用一切有利于自己的机会。
seize on
take and use eagerly 抓住并积极利用
You have to seize on every chance of success as it is not likely to be re peated.你必须抓住每个成功的机会,因为这种机会不大可能再来。
She seized on the chance of going to New York to work.她抓住了去纽约工作的机会。
seize up
stop working suddenly(as of a machine)(机器)突然停止运转
If you fail to oil the engine regu larly,it would seize up without any warning.如果你不定时给发动机加油,它就会突然停止运转。
seize (up) on
take and use eagerly 抓住并积极利用
You have to seize on every chance of success as it is not likely to be re peated.你必须抓住每个成功的机会,因为这种机会不大可能再来。
She seized on the chance of going to New York to work.她抓住了去纽约工作的机会。
specialize in
study in detail;work or be knowledgeable in详细研究;专门从事或专长于
After he had worked as a doctor for some years,he decided to specialize in children's diseases.做了几年医生之后,他决定专门研究儿科疾病。
sympathize with
1.feel sorry for 同情
She always sympathizes with the poor people.她总是同情穷人。
2.be interested in and approve of 赞同
Her brother doesn't sympathize with her idea to be a waitress.她的哥哥不赞成她当女招待。
That's about the size of it
Idiom(s): That's about the size of it
Theme: ENDINGS
It is final and correct. (Slang.)
• MARY: Do you mean that you aren't going? TOM: That's about the size of it.
• At the end of his speech Bob said, "That's about the size of it."
pick on sb your own size
Idiom(s): pick on sb your own size
Theme: ABUSE
to abuse someone who is big enough to fight back.
• Go pick on somebody your own size!
• Max should learn to pick on someone his own size.
on the horizon
Idiom(s): on the horizon
Theme: TIME
soon to happen.
• Do you know what's on the horizon?
• Who can tell what's on the horizon?
loom large on the horizon
Idiom(s): loom large (on the horizon)
Theme: IMPORTANCE
to be of great importance, especially when referring to a possible problem, danger, or threat.
• The exams were looming large on the horizon.
• Eviction was looming large when the students could not pay their rent.
cut sb down to size
Idiom(s): cut someone down (to size) AND take someone down (to size)
Theme: HAUGHTINESS - REDUCE
to make a person humble; to put one in one's place.
• John's remarks really cut me down to size.
• Jane is too conceited. I think her new boss will take her down to size.
• The boss's angry stare will really cut her down.
beat sb down to size
Idiom(s): beat someone down (to size) AND knock someone down (to size)
Theme: HUMILIATION
to make a person more humble, possibly by beating.
• If you keep acting so arrogant, someone is going to beat you down to size.
• It's time someone knocked you down to size.
• I'll try to be more thoughtful. I don't want anyone to beat me down.
take sb down to size
Idiom(s): cut someone down (to size) AND take someone down (to size)
Theme: HAUGHTINESS - REDUCE
to make a person humble; to put one in one's place.
• John's remarks really cut me down to size.
• Jane is too conceited. I think her new boss will take her down to size.
• The boss's angry stare will really cut her down.
seize the bull by the horns
Idiom(s): take the bull by the horns AND seize the bull by the horns
Theme: DETERMINATION
to meet a challenge directly.
• If we are going to solve this problem, someone is going to have to take the bull by the horns.
• This threat isn't going to go away by itself. We are going to seize the bull by the horns and settle this matter once and for all.
knock sb down to size
Idiom(s): beat someone down (to size) AND knock someone down (to size)
Theme: HUMILIATION
to make a person more humble, possibly by beating.
• If you keep acting so arrogant, someone is going to beat you down to size.
• It's time someone knocked you down to size.
• I'll try to be more thoughtful. I don't want anyone to beat me down.
Cloud on the horizon
If you can see a problem ahead, you can call it a cloud on the horizon.
It's not the size of the dog in fight, it's the si
Usually refering to a small dog attacking a larger animal, this means that fierceness is not necessarily a matter of physical size, but rather mental/psychological attitude.
It's not the size of the man in the fight, it's th
This idiom means that determination is often more important than size, strength, or ability. ('It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.' is also used.)
Keep your eye on the prize
This means that you should keep your focus on achieving a positive end result.
That's about the size of it!|size
Informal way to say, "What you said is true; the rumor or the news is true." "I am told you're leaving our firm for Japan," Fred said to Tom. "That's about the size of it," Tom replied with a grin.