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本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2014-11-11 18:06 编辑
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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?
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cheesed off! J3 [* A! E. h
Sl. angry; disgusted. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; get someone ~.)
s# H' s0 c k$ Q( k- L: kClare was really cheesed off at the waiter. " P/ s7 h9 S5 B1 }2 | N/ K3 [+ K
The waiter was cheesed off at the cook.3 L/ ?6 w; I. O y6 \0 Z- _' Y/ F
$ @8 n$ w1 o" }9 p% ?2 Icheese someone off7 d: x8 G4 o- N
Sl. to make someone very angry. 0 |4 {) _0 H3 W {4 }
You sure know how to cheese Laurel off. & G, r$ V* T* A. M% Y3 B6 ~
Bobby cheesed off every person in the club.
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2 _1 T, k: @' C) ]1 z$ jcut the cheese and cut the mustard1 ^( ~' u, C$ \+ Z. k6 {
Sl. to release intestinal gas. (Crude. Use caution with the topic.)
! l5 {+ F8 Z5 `; k6 QWho cut the cheese? ! X) F" T% c) s/ Y3 \
People who cut the mustard in the car have to get out and walk.
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' z7 ?* O3 c. L( p: Y% w3 tSay cheese!" P' P! K7 _0 x3 M; y; y1 V
Inf. an expression used by photographers to get people to smile, which they must do while saying the word heese.
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9 l* k! H% P) @1 u) p, Za big cheese (humorous)
9 z( y% y3 S, W, n) Van important or powerful person in a group or organization
2 v/ x2 B; g1 V# Q+ l4 E9 wApparently her father is a big cheese in one of the major banks.' f# Q3 }. t+ u/ {% h' w
) i) Z, P: j; W* [3 k3 Dbe (like) chalk and cheese
' `' ]4 h5 s; w* I( Q0 Y7 ](British & Australian) also be as different as chalk and cheese (British & Australian)
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I don't have anything in common with my brother. We're like chalk and cheese.
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