现代英语口语表示法500例( Evelyn录入) have many irons in the fire同时有很多要紧的事要做 kill someone with kindness好得让人受不了 Although he was out of job, he still wrote to his parents saying he had The old lady almost killed me with kindness when I lived at her home any irons in the fire parade one' s knowledge买弄学问 入困境 He is a well-learned man, bit he never parades his knowledge You've got to help me. I'm in a jam May car refused to work on my way be at large逍遥法外(也可以形容动物不受约束) to office he murderer was still at large. The victims parents was determined to find enough evidence to sue him to court jaywalk横穿马路 It is dangerous to jaywalk · rest on one' s laurels故步自封,吃老本 You are sure to be lagged behind if you rest on your laurels · in a jiffy不大一会儿 in a moment, right away. at once turn over a new leaf洗心革面 The juvenile delinquent promised that he would turn over a new leaf if I'll be with you in a jiffy he could be given lenient punishment ·have( a case of) the jitters忐忑不安 · have a hollow leg(喝酒)海量 The new teacher had a case of jitters when he first stood in front of the The best man has a hollow leg He drinks a lot instead of the bridegroom · keep up with the Joneses与别人比阔,与别人比 ull someone'sleg开某人的玩笑 He likes keeping up with the Joneses Never ever pull his leg. He is a man without a sense of humor. He takes get a kick out of doing something从……得到很大的乐趣 · keep someone at arm' s length与某人保持距高 My boss is my uncle. In order to avoid unnecessary misunderstanding take kindly to something/ someone愿意接受 Id better keep him at arms length in company Don't you feel that people in the lab don't take kindly to a nosy reporter? et someone down使某人失望 Joe really let me down by having broken his promises for serveral现代英语口语表示法 500 例（Evelyn 录入） ☆ 10 ☆ • have many irons in the fire 同时有很多要紧的事要做 Although he was out of job, he still wrote to his parents saying he had many irons in the fire. • be in a jam 陷入困境 get in a jam You've got to help me. I'm in a jam. May car refused to work on my way to office. • jaywalk 横穿马路 It is dangerous to jaywalk. • in a jiffy 不大一会儿 =in a moment, right away. at once I'll be with you in a jiffy. • have ( a case of ) the jitters 忐忑不安 The new teacher had a case of jitters when he first stood in front of the class. • keep up with the Joneses 与别人比阔，与别人攀比 He likes keeping up with the Joneses. • get a kick out of doing something 从……得到很大的乐趣 He gets a kick put of racing. • take kindly to something/someone 愿意接受 Don't you feel that people in the lab don't take kindly to a nosy reporter? • kill someone with kindness 好得让人受不了 The old lady almost killed me with kindness when I lived at her home. • parade one's knowledge 买弄学问 He is a well-learned man, bit he never parades his knowledge. • be at large 逍遥法外（也可以形容动物不受约束） The murderer was still at large. The victim's parents was determined to find enough evidence to sue him to court. • rest on one's laurels 故步自封，吃老本 You are sure to be lagged behind if you rest on your laurels. • turn over a new leaf 洗心革面 The juvenile delinquent promised that he would turn over a new leaf if he could be given lenient punishment. • have a hollow leg（喝酒）海量 The best man has a hollow leg. He drinks a lot instead of the bridegroom. • pull someone's leg 开某人的玩笑 Never ever pull his leg. He is a man without a sense of humor. He takes everything seriously. • keep someone at arm's length 与某人保持距离 My boss is my uncle. In order to avoid unnecessary misunderstanding, I'd better keep him at arm's length in company. • let someone down 使某人失望 Joe really let me down by having broken his promises for serveral