work oneself (up) into a lather 用作动词的意思:(美国俚语) 1.大为恼怒,火冒三丈,大发脾气 用法及例句: Now, now,don’t work yourself into a lather. 算了,算了,不要发火了。 2.十分艰辛地工作,汗流浃背地干活 用法及例句: Don’t work yourself up into a lather. We don’t need to finis...
短语work up在口语中经常出现,还可细化为如下搭配: ※ work sth. up意为“逐步发展;努力改进”。如: I can't work up any appetite.我怎么也无法增加食欲。 ※ work sb./oneself up(into)意为“使激动;使发怒”。如: What are they so worked up about?他们为了什么那么激动啊? ※ work sth. up int...
1.tv.to work very hard and sweat very much. (In the way that a horse works up a lather.)Don’t work yourself up into a lather. We don’t need to finish this today. 2.tv.to get excited or angry. (An elaboration of work oneself up to something.)Now, now, don’t work yourself...
work oneself up into a lather这个短语有两个意思:一是指艰辛的工作,汗流浃背的干活;二是指火冒三丈,十分恼怒。Eg: We don't need to finish the task today. Don't work yourself up into a lather and have a rest.我们不需要在今天完成任务,别...
短语work up在口语中经常出现,还可细化为如下搭配: ※ work sth. up意为“逐步发展;努力改进”。如: I can't work up any appetite.我怎么也无法增加食欲。 ※ work sb./oneself up(into)意为“使激动;使发怒”。如: What are they so worked up about?他们为了什么那么激动啊?
workoneself up into a lather 这个短语有两个意思: 一是指艰辛地工作,汗流浃背地干活; 二是指火冒三丈,十分愤怒。 We don't need to finish the task today. Don't work yourself up into a lather and have a rest. 我们不需要在今天完成任务,别那么辛苦工作,休...
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work - exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity; "I will work hard to improve my grades"; "she worked hard for better living conditions for the poor" run through, work through, go through - apply thoroughly; think through; "We worked through an...
1. exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity; "I will work hard to improve my grades" "she worked hard for better living conditions for the poor" 2. be employed; "Is your husband working again?" "My wife never worked" "Do you want to work ...
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