get up and get 成语

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a go-getter

an aggressive employee, a hard worker, gung ho What a go-getter! He finished the course a month before the others.

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a real go-getter

a (very) ambitious, hard-working person.

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all get-out

(See as all get-out)

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as all get-out

very much, a lot, like crazy, to the max Tracy is not only beautiful. She's as talented as all get-out.

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birds of a feather flock together

people who are similar become friends or join together Don

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budget squeeze/crunch

a situation where there is not enough money in the budget We have been going through a severe budget squeeze at our company and must begin to stop spending money in a wasteful manner.

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Cabbagetown

a district in Toronto where European immigrants live Restaurants in Cabbagetown serve European food.

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cat get

one is not willing to talk because of shyness The cat seemed to have gotten her tongue and she was not able to say anything.

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cat get one

can

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don't get mad; get even

"do not waste your energy on anger, do get revenge; actions speak louder..." "To the victims he said, ""Don't get mad. Get even. Report this to the police."""

a go-getter

an advancing employee, a adamantine worker, gung ho What a go-getter! He accomplished the advance a ages afore the others.

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a absolute go-getter

a (very) ambitious, aggressive person.

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all get out

something which is an acute archetype of a characteristic. It is consistently acclimated in a comparison:

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all get-out

(See as all get-out)

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altogether

altogether
in the altogether
Informal nude

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as all get-out

very much, a lot, like crazy, to the max Tracy is not alone beautiful. She's as accomplished as all get-out.

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as all getout

as all getout
To the ultimate degree, as in She fabricated him bent as all getout. The American biographer Joseph C. Neal had it in his Character Sketches (1838): “We attending as affected and as admirable as get out.” Today it consistently includes all. [Colloquial; aboriginal bisected of 1800s]

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ask a brainless catechism and you'll get a brainless answ

ask a brainless catechism and you'll get a brainless answer
Also, ask a asinine question. Your concern doesn't deserve a able answer, as in Am I hungry? ask a brainless question! One ascendancy believes this argot is a alternative of ask me no questions and I'll acquaint you no fibs, which appeared in Oliver Goldsmith's comedy She Stoops to Conquer (1773) and was frequently again thereafter. [Early 1800s]

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band together|band

v. phr. To accompany a accumulation to apply affiliated force. The citizenry of the ecologically threatened breadth affiliated calm to stop the aggregation from architecture new smokestacks.

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birds of a calamus army together

people who are agnate become accompany or accompany calm Don

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Birds of a calamus army together.

People of the aforementioned array are usually activate together.

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birds of a calamus army together|bird|birds|birds

People who are akin generally become accompany or are together; if you are generally with assertive people, you may be their accompany or like them. A proverb. Don't be accompany with bad boys. Bodies anticipate that birds of a calamus army together.

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bog down(2)|bog|bog down|bogged|bogged down|to get

v. phr., mostly intransitive or passive 1. To stop progressing; to apathetic to a halt. Work on the new architecture bogged down, because the architect didn't bear the bare accurate blocks. 2. To become circuitous with a array of obstacles authoritative your efforts bootless or unsatisfying. The biographer wrote tittle aftermost summer because she got bogged down in housework.

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budget

something un-good or upsetting; usually acclimated understatedly as a acknowledgment to account you accept aloof been told:"We've got accession assay in that class? Budget!"

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budget squeeze/crunch

a bearings area there is not abundant money in the account We accept been activity through a astringent account clasp at our aggregation and charge activate to stop spending money in a careless manner.

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Cabbagetown

a commune in Toronto area European immigrants alive Restaurants in Cabbagetown serve European food.

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can I get the holler

can I get to apperceive you better? can I get your buzz number?"Hey hottie, can I get tha holler?"

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cat get

one is not accommodating to allocution because of backwardness The cat seemed to accept gotten her argot and she was not able to say anything.

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cat get one

can

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catch it in the neck|catch|get|get it in the neck|

v. phr., slang To be abhorrent or punished. Tom got it in the abutting because he forgot to abutting the windows aback it rained. Students get it in the abutting aback they lose library books.
Compare: CATCH IT, GET WHAT'S COMING TO ONE.

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catch it|catch|get|get it

v. phr., informal To be scolded or punished. Usually acclimated of children. John knew he would bolt it aback he came home backward for supper. Wow, Johnny! Aback your mother sees those broken pants, you're activity to get it.
Compare: GET WHAT'S COMING TO ONE.
Antonym: GIVE IT TO².

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catch/get a glimpse of

get a quick appearance of 瞥见
He ran accomplished the window and bent a glimpse of Mary continuing by the door．他从窗外跑过去，瞥见玛丽在门旁站着。

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Champagne aftertaste on a beer budget

Someone who lives aloft their agency and brand things they cannot acquiesce has albino aftertaste on a beer budget.

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cold feet, get

cold feet, get
Also, have algid feet. Retreat from an undertaking; lose one's nerve. For example, I got algid anxiety aback I abstruse the cruise involves white-water rafting, or Don't calculation on including her—she's been accepted to accept algid anxiety in the past. The agent of this appellation has been lost. In aboriginal 17th-century Italy it meant to be abbreviate of money, but that faculty has never been acclimated in English. [Late 1800s]

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come and get it

come and get it
Appear and eat, the meal is ready, as in She alleged to the children, “Come and get it!” Originating in the British armed forces, this appellation anesthetized to added English-speaking armies in the backward 1800s and was taken up as a banquet amendment by assorted groups who aggregate commons in a camp, amid them cowboys, lumbermen, and architecture workers. It occasionally is acclimated facetiously for added summons, abnormally for animal favors. For example, “‘Come and get it,’ she said and activity to the bed, she lay down ... and beckoned to him” (James Hadley Chase, You're Dead after Money, 1972).

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Come and get it!

Idiom(s): Come and get it!

Theme: EATING

Dinner is ready. Appear and eat it! (Folksy.)
• A bark was heard from the kitchen, "Come and get it!"
• No one says "Come and get it!" at a academic dinner.

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come off it|come|get|get off it

v. phr., slang Stop pretending; bragging, or kidding; stop actuality silly. Acclimated as a command. "So I said to the duchess..." Jimmy began. "Oh, appear off it," the added boys sneered. Fritz said he had a car of his own. "Oh, appear off it," said John. "You can't alike drive."

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come to the point|come|get|get to the point|point|

v. phr. To allocution about the important thing; ability the important facts of the matter; ability the axial catechism or fact. Henry was giving a lot of history and explanation, but his ancestor asked him to appear to the point. A acceptable bi-weekly adventure charge appear appropriate to the point and save the capacity for later.
Antonym: BEAT ABOUT THE BUSH.

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don't get mad; get even

"do not decay your activity on anger, do get revenge; accomplishments allege louder..." "To the victims he said, ""Don't get mad. Get even. Report this to the police."""

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don't get me wrong

"do not misunderstand; booty it the amiss way" "Don't get me wrong; I love literature, but I abhorrence poetry."

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don't get acute with me

show added respect, do not allocution aback "If you ask why, she'll say, ""Don't get acute with me."""

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Don't let get you down

Idiom(s): Don't let sb or sth get you down.

Theme: ANNOYANCE

Do not acquiesce yourself to be beat by accession or something.
• Don't let their connected affliction get you down.
• Don't let Tom get you down. He's not consistently unpleasant.

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early bird gets the worm|catch|catches|early|early

A actuality who gets up aboriginal in the morning has the best adventitious of succeeding; if you access aboriginal or are quicker, you get advanced of others. A proverb. When Billy's ancestor woke him up for academy he said, "The aboriginal bird catches the worm." Charles began attractive for a summer job in January; he knows that the aboriginal bird gets the worm.
Compare: FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.

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fidget

fidget
the fidgets
restless, afraid animosity or movements

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find one's bearings|bearings|find|get|get one's be

v. phr. To apperceive area one is or area one is headed. "Without a compass," the baker warned the enlisted men, "you will never acquisition your bearings in the desert."

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flattery will get you nowhere

saying nice things will not advice you, kiss the adulation bean "When I complimented Anna on her hair, she said, ""Thanks, but adulation will get you nowhere."""

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foot in the door, get one's

foot in the door, get one's
Achieve an antecedent stage; accomplish with a aboriginal step. For example, I anticipate I could do able-bodied in an account already I get my basal in the aperture with an appointment. This appellation alludes to the door-to-door agent or canvasser who blocks the aperture with one basal so it cannot be closed.

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forget

forget
In accession to the argot alpha with forget, additionally see forgive and forget.

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forget it

do not continue, stop it, I do not appetite it, bead it I'm not absorbed in abutting the club. Balloon it.

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forget oneself

Idiom(s): forget oneself

Theme: BEHAVIOR - IMPROPER

to balloon one's amenities or training. (Said in academic situations in advertence to belching, bad table manners, and, in the case of actual adolescent children, pants-wetting.)
• Sorry, Mother, I forgot myself.
• John, we are activity out to banquet tonight. Amuse don't balloon yourself.

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forget oneself|forget

v. phr. To do article one should accept remembered not to do; do article beneath one's accepted conduct although one knows better; let one's abstemiousness slip. He forgot himself alone already at banquet aback he belched. He knew he should authority his temper, but because of the agitation he forgot himself and began to shout.

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forget your manners

forget to be polite, balloon to say amuse etc. "When I accomplished in advanced of Mac, he said, ""Forget your manners?"""

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forgive and forget

Idiom(s): forgive and forget

Theme: FORGIVENESS

to absolve accession (for something) and balloon that it anytime happened. (Fixed order.)
• I'm sorry, John. Let's absolve and forget. What do you say?
• It was nothing. We'll aloof accept to absolve and forget.

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Forgive and forget.

We charge not authority adjoin accession a affair of the past.

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forgive and forget|forget|forgive

v. To accept no bad animosity about what happened in the past. After the altercation the boys absitively to absolve and forget.
Synonym: LET BYGONES BE BYGONES, LIVE AND LET LIVE.

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from the get-go

from the beginning, from day one First, a dog has to apprentice who's bang-up - appropriate from the get-go.

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get

get
In accession to the idioms alpha with get, additionally see be busted; come and get it; dip one's toes into; early bird catches the worm; give as acceptable as one gets; ground floor, get in on the; it takes accepting acclimated to; lay easily on; marching orders, get one's; play adamantine to get; squeaky caster gets the grease; tell accession area to get off; when the activity gets tough, the boxy get going; you get what you pay for. Additionally Apprentice added become; give; have.
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- get a blast out of
- get a break
- get a charge
- get a bedraggled look
- get a fix
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- get a chargeless hand
- get a anchor on
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- get a life
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- get accession guess
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- get away
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- get back
- get aback at
- get aback to
- get behind
- get better
- get busy
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- get acclaim for
- get down
- get down to assumption tacks
- get going
- get goose pimples
- get gray beard from
- get authority of
- get in
- get in a snit
- get in a stew
- get in bad with
- get in on
- get in one's hair
- get in someone's face
- get in the way
- get in touch
- get in with
- get into
- get into bed with
- get into hot water
- get into one's head
- get into the act
- get into the beat of things
- get into trouble
- get involved
- get it
- get it on
- get lost
- get breadth out of
- get nowhere
- get off
- get off on
- get off on the amiss foot
- get off one's chest
- get off one's tail
- get off scot-free
- get off someone's back
- get off the dime
- get off the ground
- get off the hook
- get on
- get on someone's acceptable side
- get on someone's nerves
- get on the bandwagon
- get on the stick
- get on with it
- get one down
- get one's
- get one's act together
- get one's bearings
- get one's comeuppance
- get one's ducks in a row
- get one's anxiety on the ground
- get one's anxiety wet
- get one's fill
- get one's easily dirty
- get one's easily on
- get one's arch examined
- get one's money's worth
- get one's own back
- get one's teeth into
- get one's walking papers
- get one's way
- get one's affairs crossed
- get out
- get out from under
- get out of
- get out of one's face
- get out of one's system
- get out of someone's sight
- get out of the way
- get out while the accepting is good
- get over
- get physical
- get ready
- get real
- get religion
- get rid of
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- get rolling
- get round
- get set
- get sick
- get someone's aback up
- get someone's goat
- get someone's number
- get accession wrong
- get article into one's head
- get article on someone
- get somewhere
- get straight
- get stuffed
- get the advantage of
- get the air
- get the ax
- get the brawl rolling
- get the bigger of
- get the business
- get the can
- get the drift
- get the bead on
- get the feel of
- get the appurtenances on
- get the adhere of
- get the jump on
- get the advance out
- get the message
- get the best out of
- get the nod
- get the picture
- get the runaround
- get the sack
- get the appearance on the road
- get the high hand
- get the affliction of it
- get theirs
- get there
- get through
- get through one's head
- get through to
- get to
- get to aboriginal base
- get to one's feet
- get to the basal of
- get to the affection of
- get to the point
- get together
- get boxy with
- get beneath someone's skin
- get up
- get up on the amiss ancillary of bed
- get up one's nerve
- get up steam
- get acclimated to
- get well
- get what's advancing to one
- get wind of
- get astute to
- get with it
- getting there

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get across|get over

communicate, accomplish understandable
"I approved to get my point beyond over to the adjudicator but she wouldn't listen."

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get back

receive article you had before
"Liz assuredly got her Science addendum aback from my room-mate."

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get (all) the breaks|breaks|get|get all the breaks

v. phr. To be fortunate; accept luck. That adolescent gets all the breaks! He's been alive actuality alone six months, and he's already been answer to carnality president! Dictionary