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本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2014-11-11 18:06 编辑 ! \2 _; D0 H1 _1 p( N
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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?! \6 F) p& [ S. N1 p( D6 l2 R
下面是几个与 cheese 有关的短语:
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$ _3 o; ?+ m: Q+ X$ u/ L. wcheesed off
3 e3 k3 p! u: {3 u+ j( P C7 oSl. angry; disgusted. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; get someone ~.)
, M' _8 P7 ]8 R( l2 qClare was really cheesed off at the waiter.
$ w% W6 B7 [" rThe waiter was cheesed off at the cook.
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3 _& s+ D$ p" {* U$ vcheese someone off3 m% F$ L9 Z$ _6 G7 e' G* ~
Sl. to make someone very angry. * N/ C R5 Q; O% v" C) ^: ^
You sure know how to cheese Laurel off. 5 J/ F) k( P: Y( u( A
Bobby cheesed off every person in the club.6 Z2 }4 Z3 ?0 \5 s3 [3 Z
3 \2 f2 e& a& W6 M9 jcut the cheese and cut the mustard6 H4 v( B8 s9 D {6 ~2 @4 Y
Sl. to release intestinal gas. (Crude. Use caution with the topic.) 3 |1 r/ L" |6 p! o* R- V4 Z" V
Who cut the cheese?
/ w3 J4 I& `4 t3 P1 VPeople who cut the mustard in the car have to get out and walk.
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% x( Z! z; E$ ^$ Y; MSay cheese!
~5 H$ \) @" |8 k" Y2 bInf. an expression used by photographers to get people to smile, which they must do while saying the word heese.6 |, ~1 L% O1 O& G, U N
"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)) f; U! H: }4 i* K8 c: d
an important or powerful person in a group or organization * z5 M/ u8 j) W
Apparently her father is a big cheese in one of the major banks.
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K) R- }3 `6 @7 k0 G* _be (like) chalk and cheese
7 { S$ x/ y! S1 @5 ?( U' b/ j(British & Australian) also be as different as chalk and cheese (British & Australian), M5 J- V! Z; X' |( R, W$ T
if two people are like chalk and cheese, they are completely different from each other % N% O9 a% s1 U9 u: b0 s3 R% N: ~
I don't have anything in common with my brother. We're like chalk and cheese.3 n- h5 m O! j* S
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