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一目了然 |
with half an eye |
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一丘之貉 |
birds of a feather |
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一帆風順 |
plain sailing |
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一貧如洗 |
on one's uppers |
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一勞永逸 |
for good and all |
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一塌糊塗 |
a kettle of fish |
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一箭雙雕 |
kill two birds with one stone |
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不言而喻 |
go without saying |
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入鄉隨俗 |
do in Rome as the Romans do |
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口若懸河 |
talk nineteen to the dozen |
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毛骨悚然 |
make one's hair stand on end |
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不擇手段 |
by hook or by crook |
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目中無人 |
too big for one's boots |
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本末倒置 |
put the cart before the horse |
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同甘共苦 |
through thick and thin |
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多此一舉 |
carry coals to Newcastle |
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充耳不聞 |
turn a deaf car |
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危在旦夕 |
hang by a thread |
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班門弄斧 |
teach one's grandmother to suck eggs |
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同舟共濟 |
in the same boat |
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自作自受 |
stew in one's own juice |
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自吹自擂 |
blow one's own trumpet |
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江河日下 |
go to the dogs |
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自討苦吃 |
ride for a fall |
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如願以償 |
bring home the bacon |
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忍氣吞聲 |
eat humble pie |
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改過自新 |
turn over a new leaf |
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兩全其美 |
the best of both worlds |
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直言不諱 |
call a spade a spade |
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孤注一擲 |
put all one's eggs into one basket |
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洋洋得意 |
walking on clouds |
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赴湯蹈火 |
go through fire and water |
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飽食終日 |
eat one's head off |
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茅塞頓開 |
the scales fall from one's eyes |
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垂頭喪氣 |
with one's tail between one's legs |
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破釜沉舟 |
burn one's boats |
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害群之馬 |
black sheep |
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骨瘦如柴 |
as lean as a rake |
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朝三暮四 |
blow hot and cold |
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渾水摸魚 |
fish in troubled waters |
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進退維谷 |
up a gun-tree |
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畫蛇添足 |
paint the lily |
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憂心如焚 |
eat one's heart out |
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焚膏繼晷 |
burn the midnight oil |
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腹背受敵 |
between the devil and the deep blue sea |
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瞭如指掌 |
have something at one's fingers' ends |
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覆水難收 |
the die is cast |
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穩操勝券 |
have the ball at one's feet |
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隨心所欲 |
wind someone round one's finger |
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爛醉如泥 |
see pink elephants |
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戶樞不蠹 |
a rolling stone gathers no moss |
