81.spell out——explain very clearly or in detail
- F" z2 a' K a6 y4 E+ n 82.wrap up——bring to end,especially a successful conclusion
3 q, m ^9 V7 e 83.save one's breath——keep silent because talking will not help! C' m( z$ P1 \3 Z: o$ e% e
84.hold up——(1)delay;hinder, ?1 Q8 v) A9 C" y
(2)endure,last* ?, _9 Q8 e4 Q7 r, j1 `9 j5 I3 m6 p
85.have one's hands full——be very busy;be able to do no more% ^/ B: w- P+ i5 M2 c( G+ X
86.How come?——How is it?Why?
1 E, \$ @" V% A$ | 87.stick around——stay or wait nearby
- N# ]- v1 P$ | 88.make out——get along;manage
3 N) Q. M0 b5 Q1 \. k 89.turn up——appear,turn out,show up
2 ?5 o4 L. n" X7 ^! p1 ]& a 90.hold off——postpone;delay; W; h4 I( m/ I# A5 P, A
91.over one's head——beyond one's power to understand
& r& c* r6 o0 q 92.stock up——buy up;lay in a good supply of
: u! a4 Y3 [; D" b9 f 93.stay put——stay in place;not leave
; ~. c C8 F! E/ }' |+ h 94.keep up——continue8 x5 s' X3 x. ]% K9 d; E
95.tie up——occupy completely% \% I7 d. L2 F* p2 S! e/ H, F
96.in and out——coming in and going out often$ Q8 Y! i7 Q, a8 ?+ g: {- d
97.make ends meet——make one's income suffice without incurring debt
H& O) a7 @) D9 V9 H* l6 U 98.on and on——without stopping4 l% k3 H/ t U
99.out of this world——wonderful;great
! Z3 Q" _' }& |8 v l' Z- { 100.in a row——(1)in line;in alignment
; x A8 C( ?- U* h# x1 ?% O( P& G (2)in succession;successively
5 L$ m3 F# Q/ P1 y; X6 l4 U 101.wait around——waiting in vain' Z7 x) P' K6 K- U) O) c
102.cool off(down)——make or become calm
( R2 R7 q- \7 r9 ^ 103.hold the grudge——having hard feelings
/ J8 p$ `8 Q1 L( J+ U 104.come a long way——show much improvement;make great progress
- N) v% G+ f' @* T' H* }9 T( E 105.straighten out——correct a mistake;make you realize you are wrong4 w) s4 g1 b, |
106.once and for all——finally or decisively2 V4 Q! ?! h3 s' Y
107.put……away——put in the right place or out of sight0 X; e) e& q' Y( s6 n6 J
108.out of it——not concerned with;not involved in! I; C. R: _: n5 Z" C d9 x# v4 s
109.bump into——meet by chance;run into7 j! \# J0 B. ^. d$ p
110.out of stock——lacking a supply of,especially temporarily
# ?7 r& y5 E7 P. m 111.per se——in itself/ v" J4 z6 [# |" n. ]* A
112.keep to oneself——avoid the society of others
x1 G) T) Q: Q0 I$ _8 t: E8 l4 N 113.go out of one's way——make special effort to help somebody or do something8 N l$ K! I8 y2 ]' X
114.put up——accomodate;lodge
3 [' B0 V8 y5 B, g 115.under the weather——some what ill;in low spirit
, w0 n8 h5 u6 n H( O3 v! _ 116.come in handy——prove useful
4 k4 ?6 z" e" X, o+ @ 117.talk one out of——make one leave off or forego something by talking8 i5 ~+ m4 Y- d
118.wait on——serve;attend as a servant8 O! z) G! s# Y$ o$ H" G$ P
119.go all out——make one's utmost effort
: r5 ^$ E2 t% P9 e3 j) v 120.on sale——at a reduced price( h/ m) v# H* e3 y4 D3 z y
121.try out——enter as a competitor- v# O' K# R8 `7 ?" w* F& i
122.pass up——give up;renounce;reject) I- V+ x4 h; c4 d3 z. v# D
123.on behalf of——as a representative of* i, e- J% T9 K
124.stay up——not to go to bed
, e8 n9 H9 @/ d, d 125.the odds are——the chances are;the probability is* m) D% x5 \0 @2 e, s) a
126.hold over——postpone
$ u9 ~4 q" A' Q z% O; ^ n- I: X 127.out of order——in the wrong arrangement or condition;not working right, n; H# A7 c6 Z4 k' p- z0 b
128.booked up——have no seats or rooms left;have no free time left
& G; D" k5 ~" m% _' K" j+ k6 E3 M 129.fit in——find time to see someone
+ x* r) e5 U; L: ^" i: z: \ o 130.go in one ear and out the the other——make no impression
- x* ^/ n3 I$ X) V+ k 131.measure up——have the necessary qualifications
9 I6 T8 t, C# d; N+ A; U0 E 132.change of pace——a temporary shift or variation in the normal routine or
; l3 |9 ^& \8 w1 G3 u regular pattern of activity: A& A( T$ z# |* B0 }" H, A& s
133.run out of——exhaust the quantity or supply of5 c- H* }) Y3 m& E+ E: w
134.go by——follow;obey! |- ^& u9 g2 P4 G" ]6 M
135.take it out on——cause someone else to suffer for one's own misfortune or' N( L6 _5 m( P% l, E Z
dissatisfaction
/ \/ a9 \# \$ M0 m: V) Q 136.get around to——find the necessary time for7 @0 G w+ B' F7 t) B) \# p
137.put out——disturb;annoy |