81.spell out——explain very clearly or in detail: p" J( E4 A1 K- w" q2 f' G
82.wrap up——bring to end,especially a successful conclusion
) W0 O" C2 B: q8 H 83.save one's breath——keep silent because talking will not help3 r0 U1 e d) L7 w/ v9 H& ~
84.hold up——(1)delay;hinder
% q) Q9 Q: o: A+ N0 P6 ]1 ` (2)endure,last: K: J: V. `) H5 G; n# V; c4 x' b
85.have one's hands full——be very busy;be able to do no more
# G E1 h! |: E7 |6 |% B+ y 86.How come?——How is it?Why?9 m6 r$ t- S6 d9 G3 ^
87.stick around——stay or wait nearby
S+ E$ _0 m" ^+ |& d' V3 j 88.make out——get along;manage- H9 ?: E m! A5 W( @3 R ?4 T, f
89.turn up——appear,turn out,show up& |! t8 G) K: {4 j
90.hold off——postpone;delay. ?: s8 O* b/ E0 ], a2 X/ v$ N+ R9 j
91.over one's head——beyond one's power to understand
- F! v" w: d) i' d. X 92.stock up——buy up;lay in a good supply of
4 ^: M& k( H1 g. Z 93.stay put——stay in place;not leave
( w0 O2 t1 |9 H! \0 T 94.keep up——continue) n+ x4 ?5 J! W n ?
95.tie up——occupy completely. Y- p4 q+ W/ t. T
96.in and out——coming in and going out often
- w- E* l* R6 }- v$ j2 w" {+ f: T 97.make ends meet——make one's income suffice without incurring debt
# ^: [; G$ g% @4 Y6 F1 i" [% { 98.on and on——without stopping6 z8 _* i2 U2 g# k6 @2 m
99.out of this world——wonderful;great- f+ Y8 l3 u) Q
100.in a row——(1)in line;in alignment
4 \: a1 ]2 t2 ?3 ~ (2)in succession;successively. h+ [5 I- V; S6 V E
101.wait around——waiting in vain
& w) \7 u+ e& V( N 102.cool off(down)——make or become calm+ `6 _/ {. b2 e
103.hold the grudge——having hard feelings
" w$ D% w0 d6 Y/ |* r 104.come a long way——show much improvement;make great progress
' Y7 b* S; z+ t N6 ~ 105.straighten out——correct a mistake;make you realize you are wrong1 ~9 d3 z% d/ |: B ]8 M
106.once and for all——finally or decisively3 L7 r$ g5 X% d* o
107.put……away——put in the right place or out of sight$ ~8 G" h' x# v6 P5 n+ d5 l! c
108.out of it——not concerned with;not involved in' H1 A5 h1 `2 S* @" ?
109.bump into——meet by chance;run into7 K( @2 b6 ?- B5 i/ m
110.out of stock——lacking a supply of,especially temporarily
0 K* @. u' \% O/ {/ z6 M6 @; ] 111.per se——in itself0 K! X3 F8 C) V" W+ p& `
112.keep to oneself——avoid the society of others
: A& \. v- x* H+ a 113.go out of one's way——make special effort to help somebody or do something, S. M2 r7 t; q3 M* |. v+ m
114.put up——accomodate;lodge+ x/ P+ D' J" h, D. r' z
115.under the weather——some what ill;in low spirit
6 ?( W& S5 u' \- h' F 116.come in handy——prove useful
3 k/ w$ C# ^# p* l. N 117.talk one out of——make one leave off or forego something by talking% b, w5 ]$ b& N6 u- b6 l
118.wait on——serve;attend as a servant
* R, j% W; y; I3 k R7 @! \- { 119.go all out——make one's utmost effort
$ r8 J7 y6 Y- T4 i" S 120.on sale——at a reduced price
4 s0 r9 Z1 k$ ^ g 121.try out——enter as a competitor* }. d1 t% n2 ~ S
122.pass up——give up;renounce;reject2 g1 A" w F! F; t: D& m }
123.on behalf of——as a representative of; f% T, L2 x) M# a8 ?* @5 u) p
124.stay up——not to go to bed& J+ Z% f$ @7 j
125.the odds are——the chances are;the probability is/ P! Z% h& V0 d0 B
126.hold over——postpone
; l- E9 F4 u( y) w4 [ 127.out of order——in the wrong arrangement or condition;not working right
4 K$ y/ X, `# P+ I# J, `3 S 128.booked up——have no seats or rooms left;have no free time left4 u" z3 Z1 h, {$ z1 n4 ~
129.fit in——find time to see someone
4 f( |. O; Y: r2 Q 130.go in one ear and out the the other——make no impression
# S' O- l7 o Q' J% [1 z9 m 131.measure up——have the necessary qualifications
1 W, P: R5 x0 t, _$ e! v. w 132.change of pace——a temporary shift or variation in the normal routine or
6 t; y$ k7 P" [' q regular pattern of activity
4 Q3 x# `) X$ F+ u$ A/ b0 { 133.run out of——exhaust the quantity or supply of$ t% x( U* O3 ?+ @* b: }+ c
134.go by——follow;obey
. _- I) a8 Q0 L# c3 M2 y8 r 135.take it out on——cause someone else to suffer for one's own misfortune or1 e: c, L# d% n0 }3 h& b
dissatisfaction
6 x b: p7 z: P( y8 K$ @$ V# g 136.get around to——find the necessary time for
% V3 f6 [0 O0 X2 t1 c6 ~, F 137.put out——disturb;annoy |