含义: abneural

[醫] 神經外的; 來自神經的(電流)

eu 成语

jump queue

go to the front of a line of people waiting for service, horn in If somebody jumps queue in front of Dad, he tells them to go to the back of the line.

mind in neutral

not thinking, vegetate Some of our employees stand around with their minds in neutral.

ace-deuce

(number) three

deuce

1. a "deuce deuce" is a .22 caliber handgun:"About to get loose with the deuce deuce" -- Ice Cube
2. 20 ounce of liquor
3. twopence
4. two, a pair
5. a two-year sentence

deuce-deuce

a twenty-two pistol

deuce odims and darks on the cutback

fourty-eight hours ago

deuce of benders

knees

deuce of haircuts

two weeks

deuce of nods on the backbeat

two nights ago

deuce of peekers

eyes

deuce of ticks

two minutes

deuces

(interj) expression of leave-taking or goodbye."Deuces, I'm out!!!!"

double deuce

22 caliber weapon

double deuce juice

1. 22 oz of cold 45 ml beer
2. Colt 45 (the Billy D. juice)

Forty Deuce

42nd street, Manhattan, the Times Square area

sagging deuce

a lowered Cadillac car

queue up

be in a line排队
People are queuing up for tickets for the concert．人们正排队购买音乐会的票。

in lieu of

Idiom(s): in lieu of sth

Theme: SUBSTITUTION

in place of something; instead of something. (The word lieu occurs only in this phrase.)
• They gave me roast beef in lieu of beefsteak.
• We gave money to charity in lieu of sending flowers to the funeral.

get one's comeuppance

Idiom(s): get one's comeuppance

Theme: SCOLDING

to get a reprimand; to get the punishment one deserves. (Folksy.)
• Tom is always insulting people, but he finally got his comeuppance. Bill hit him.
• I hope I don't get my comeuppance like that.

bid adieu to

Idiom(s): bid adieu to someone or something AND bid someone or something adieu

Theme: FAREWELL

to say good-bye to someone or something. (This adieu is French for good-bye and should not be confused with ado.)
• Now it's time to bid adieu to all of you gathered here.
• He silently bid adieu to his favorite hat as the wind carried it down the street.

bid adieu

Freudian Slip

If someone makes a Freudian slip, they accidentally use the wrong word, but in doing so reveal what they are really thinking rather than what they think the other person wants to hear.

Queue jumping

Someone who goes to the front of a queue instead of waiting is jumping the queue.

lineup

n. 1. An alignment of objects in a straight line. A lineup of Venus and the moon can be a very beautiful sight in the night sky. 2. An arrangement of suspects through a one-way mirror so that the victim or the witness of a crime can identify the wanted person. She picked out her attacker from a police lineup.

makeup

n. (stress on "make") 1. Cosmetics. All the actors and actresses put on a lot of makeup. 2. Attributive auxiliary in lieu of, or belated. The professor gave a makeup to the sick students.

lieu

lieu
see under instead of.

museum piece

museum piece
An elderly or old-fashioned item or person, as in When are you going to sell that museum piece of a car? or Aunt Jane comes from another era—she's a real museum piece. This expression originated about 1900 for an article valuable enough for museum display but began to be used disparagingly from about 1915.

rheumatic

rheumatic
the rheumatics
Dialectal rheumatic pains