catch somebody with their pants down 成语

a downer (drug)

a drug that relaxes you, a sedative Before bedtime he took a downer to help him relax and sleep.

a downer (sadness)

an event or statement that causes sadness News of the war was a downer. Most of the people dreadedwar.

a dressing down

a scolding, a lecture, a piece of my mind Mother gave me a dressing down when I said bad words.

back down

yield, not challenge, not stand up to Ole won't back down from you. He's ready to fight.

bear down

try harder, bite the bullet If you bear down a little, you can graduate this year.

bed down

lie down and sleep, find a place to sleep After grazing in the valley, the deer will bed down on the hill.

blow me down

I am very surprised, I do not believe it Well, blow me down, Olive. You can cook spinach, too!

bog down

slow to a stop The negotiations bogged down when the union said they would not negotiate about the part-time workers.

break down

fail, not operate, out of order If that copier breaks down again I'm going to give it away.

breakdown

sudden health failure, fall apart After his breakdown, he found an occupation with less stress.

catch (one) with (one's) pants down

To appointment or bolt one by abruptness in a accessible and generally awkward position or situation. Thanks to that bearding tip, we were able to bolt the biologic smugglers with their pants down—right back they were authoritative the exchange. Jeff was bent with his pants down back he came to the affair after accepting apprehend the abrupt and the bang-up started battlefront questions at him.Learn more: catch, down, pant

catch somebody with their ˈpants down

(British English additionally bolt somebody with their ˈtrousers down) (informal) acquisition or allurement somebody back they are extemporaneous or not advantageous attention: After the adverse advance on its aggressive bases, the country was bent not to be bent with its pants down a additional time.Learn more: catch, down, pant, somebody

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break the news break the record break the silence break through break up break up (with someone) break your fall break your heart breakdown breath of fresh air breath of wind breathe a sigh of relief breathe down my neck breathe down one breathe easy breathe one's last brick catch more flies with honey than vinegar, one can catch napping catch not at the shadow and lose the substance catch off guard catch on catch on with (one) catch one off catch one's breath catch one's death (of a cold), to catch one's death (of cold) catch onto catch onto (something) catch out catch red-handed catch sight of catch sight of (someone or something) catch some rays catch some shuteye catch some Zs catch some Z's catch somebody in the act catch somebody napping catch somebody off guard catch somebody on the hop catch somebody red-handed catch somebody with their pants down catch somebody's eye catch someone cold catch someone flat-footed catch someone napping catch someone off guard catch someone on the hop catch someone red-handed catch someone with their hand in the cookie jar catch someone with their pants down catch someone's eye catch something catch the devil catch the drift catch the eye catch the eye of (someone) catch the next wave catch the sun catch the wave catch to it catch up catch up in catch up in (something) catch up on catch up on (something) catch up to (something or someone)