put on 1.To clothe oneself with; don:put on a coat; put socks on. 2.To apply; activate:put on the brakes. 3.To assume affectedly:put on an English accent. 4.SlangTo tease or mislead (another):You're putting me on! 5.To add:put on weight. ...
It's the Kid Capri, in full flair这是Kid Capri,我满腹经纶 And we gon' put it on a little somethin like this我们得像这样准备好 Big L, c'monBig L,来吧 Lord Finesse (He be puttin it on)Lord Finesse(他正整装待发) My man Buckwild (He be puttin it on and on)我的兄弟Buckwild(...
(2)after all 毕竟 例:After all your brother is a little kid. 5. Thanks for...=Thank you for...表示“因...而感谢”,后接名词、代词或者动名词 6. 辨析 except 和 besides (1)except“除...之外”不包括所说的东西 例:I get up early except Sunday. (不包括星期天) Nobody was late for...
When baby cries, the idea goes, they will be able to switch on the high-tech audio system and the little one will drift off with the voices of strangers in his ears, perfectly on pitch. If I had my way, new parents would learn the songs themselves, throw out their stereos, and ...
The kid put his eye out playing with a pellet gun. I nearly put my eye out on the rod sticking out of that thing! See also: eye, out, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2022 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. put someone's eye out to puncture or harm someone's eye and ...
即学活用选词填空wear/put on/dress/in①Miss White and Miss Blackthese littlekids.②Girls like toskirts.③your coat,and let's go shopping.④Our English teacher is oftenblue.即学活用》选词填空 wear/put on/dress/in ①Miss White and Miss Black these little kids. ②Girls like to__skirts. ...
Wallace Trone was along with us gee, hes a scream of a kid and afterwards when we was sittin down to eat ice cream, he went outinthe kitchen and blacked upan puton a waitersapronand coat and then comes back and serves us.
Have you ever wanted to stay young a little longer andput offaging? Jeste li ikada htjeli ostati mladi malo duže iodgoditistarenje. QED Are we just gonna, like,put offour plan to have another kid? Ondaodgađamotreće dijete?
When I was_ 1 _ kid, if my dad threatened to take off his belt it only meant one thing: One of_ 2 _ (we) was going to be punished. That's_ 3 _ I remember it and it has been years since I heard anyone use the phrase. Until last weekend, I dined out a...