现代英语口语表示法500例( Evelyn录入) ★5☆ · have sticky fingers手不老实。有小偷小摸的陋习 get off on the right foot开门红 The old lady fired the maid because she had sticky finge Everything will go smoothly if we get off on the right foot keep one' s fingers crossed祈求成功 put one' s foot down气愤的表示反对 The leader was guilty of a serious dereliction of duty. He kept his The boy wanted to quit school, but his father put his foot down fingers crossed that he could escape severe punishme play foots with.与…调情 let something slip through one' s fingers眼睁睁地看着… Jack was so in love with Mary that he couldn t help playing footsie with 跑掉 her while having dinner. The lawyer studied the case very carefully. He wouldn 't let something slip through his fingers marry a fortune嫁给了有钱 Scariet was in trouble, She wanted to marry a fortune and save the build a fire under someone紧催促某人 whole family That guy is a slowpoke. I wish there were some way to build a fire inder him as sly as a fox非常狡猾 put a fire under someone其主语一般是物,而不是人 Though the suspect was as sly as fox, he had to admit his crime in front of solid evidence have other fish to fry有其他要紧事要做 Come on out! Forget about the exam, You're got other fish to fry a dime a dozen数不清,很多 Pagers were rare ten years ago. Now they are a dime a dozen · a flash in the pan县花一现 · make free with.自使用… He used to be called a young entrepreneur. But soon he was forgotten by the public. He was a flash in the pan Do you think I'm a millionaire? Don't make free with my things · a fly in the ointment美中不足 der白吃白喝,爱占便宜的人 Mobile phone are quite popular nowadays, but they ring at any time in In America, even if you live with your relative, you cant be a freeloader the public areas. It is a fly in the ointment a fair-weather friend不能同患难的朋友 · be nobody' s fool不傻,精明 have searched my conscience, and believe I have never mistreated You can not easily take him in. It is obvious that he is nobody,'s fool you. But you turned out to be a fair-weather frier现代英语口语表示法 500 例（Evelyn 录入） ☆ 5 ☆ • have sticky fingers 手不老实。有小偷小摸的陋习 The old lady fired the maid because she had sticky fingers. • keep one's fingers crossed 祈求成功 The leader was guilty of a serious dereliction of duty. He kept his fingers crossed that he could escape severe punishment. • let something slip through one's fingers 眼睁睁地看着…… 跑掉 The lawyer studied the case very carefully. He wouldn't let something slip through his fingers. • build a fire under someone 紧催促某人…… That guy is a slowpoke. I wish there were some way to build a fire under him. put a fire under someone 其主语一般是物，而不是人。 • have other fish to fry 有其他要紧事要做 Come on out! Forget about the exam, You're got other fish to fry. • a flash in the pan 昙花一现 He used to be called a young entrepreneur. But soon he was forgotten by the public. He was a flash in the pan. • a fly in the ointment 美中不足 Mobile phone are quite popular nowadays, but they ring at any time in the public areas. It is a fly in the ointment. • be nobody's fool 不傻，精明 You can not easily take him in. It is obvious that he is nobody's fool. • get off on the right foot 开门红 Everything will go smoothly if we get off on the right foot. • put one's foot down 气愤的表示反对 The boy wanted to quit school, but his father put his foot down. • play footsy with...与……调情 Jack was so in love with Mary that he couldn't help playing footsie with her while having dinner. • marry a fortune 嫁给了有钱人 Scariet was in trouble, She wanted to marry a fortune and save the whole family. • as sly as a fox 非常狡猾 Though the suspect was as sly as fox, he had to admit his crime in front of solid evidence. • a dime a dozen 数不清，很多 Pagers were rare ten years ago. Now they are a dime a dozen. • make free with...擅自使用…… Do you think I'm a millionaire? Don't make free with my things. • a freeloader 白吃白喝，爱占便宜的人 In America, even if you live with your relative, you can't be a freeloader. • a fair-weather friend 不能同患难的朋友 I have searched my conscience, and believe I have never mistreated you. But you turned out to be a fair-weather friend