mor 成语
bite off more than one can chew
bite off more than you can chew
good morning
if my memory serves me correctly
in memory of
jog your memory
more and more
more money than brains
more or less
more power to you
more than meets the eye
more than welcome
more than you can shake a stick at
more the merrier
morning after (the night before)
on moral grounds
rumor has it
sense of humor
the more the merrier
there's more than meets the eye
there's more than one way to skin a cat
there's no tomorrow
top of the morning
warped sense of humor
Fillmore
all the more
He loved his wife and children，but he loved his country all the more．他爱妻子儿女，但是他更爱祖国。
I know you find the subject difficult， but that is all the more reason why yod should work hard at it．我知道你感到这门学科困难，但这就是你更加应该努力钻研它的理由。
more often than not
More often than not，I take a cold bath every evening in summer．夏天我常常晚上洗个冷水澡。
During foggy weather，the trains are late more often than not．有雾时，火车常常误点。
He is a fairly good runner． He wins more often than not．他是一名相当好的赛跑运动员，常常跑赢。
more than
He was more than upset by the accident．他为此事故深感不安。
They were more than glad to help us．他们非常乐意帮助我们。
In doing experiments，you must be more than careful with the precision instruments．在做实验时，你必须特别小心这些精密仪器。
Such work requires more than indomitable will．这项工作不仅仅需要坚韧不拔的意志。
2．rather（后接副词或分词）简直；十分；不止…
The girl was more than slightly hurt．这女孩伤得可不轻。
She behaved more than fairly to him．她对他十分公正。
I was more than surprised；I was astonished．我不止是诧异，简直是大吃一惊。
3．nearly（后接动词）十分；绰绰有余；大大地；几乎
He more than hesitated to promise that．他几乎是拒绝答应那件事。
It was a moonless night，but the brilliant stars more than made up for the want of moonshine．晚来无月，但繁星点点，皎洁明亮，足补月亮之缺而有余。
4．not only（后接名词，或名词从句）不只是…；不仅仅…；非但…尤其…
He is more than a friend to me．他对我不只是一个朋友。
My trip to Beijing is more than sightseeing．我到北京的旅行不仅仅是观光而已。
The stars are something more than huge inert masses；they are machines in action，generating and emitting the radiation by which we see them．星星不只是某种巨大的惰性物质，它们是运动着的机器，产生和放出我们借以看见它们的光。
5．over（后接数词）…以上；不只
We have studied English for more than ten years．我们学英语已经10多年了。
more…than
He is more diligent than clever．与其说他聪明，倒不如说他勤奋。
It was more a command than a question．这话不是提问，而是一个命令。
Everything in the world should be regarded more as in motion than as at rest．世界万物都应该看成是在运动之中，而不是处于静止状态。
The socalled goodquality product is more in name than in reality．这种所谓的优质产品名不符实。
more than a little
If you tell your father what you've done，he'll be more than a little angry．如果你把你所干的事情告诉你父亲，他会很生气的。
more than…can
His insolence is more than I can stand．他的傲慢使我难以忍受。
The beauty of the park is more than words can describe．这个公园的美不是语言所能描绘的。
The traveller entertained his host with stories，some of which were really more than could be believed．这个旅行者讲了一些故事给他的主人听，其中一些简直难以置信。
no more
His voice is heard no more．他的声音再也听不见了。
Time lost will return no more．失去的时间不会再来。
2．dead死了；不复存在
The barren hills are no more；all around there are fruit trees．荒山不见了，到处都是果树。
The ancient city Troy is no more．古城特洛伊已不存在了。
The great leader is no more．这位伟大的领袖已去世了。
3．neither也不；也没有
You don't know Spanish，no more does he．你不懂西班牙语，他也不懂。
He can't afford a new car，and no more can I．他买不起新车，我也买不起。
no more than
There was no more than thirty dollars in the drawer．抽屉里只有30美元。
She was no more than an ordinary worker but she has invented a lot of new machines．她只不过是一个普通的工人，然而她却发明了许多新机器。
no more…than…
He is no more diligent than you．你不勤奋，他也不勤奋。
A student can no more obtain knowledge without studying than a farmer can get harvest without ploughing．学生不学习不能获得知识，正如农民不耕种就不能收获一样。
One minute late is no more in time than half an hour．迟到一分钟跟迟到半小时同样是不准时。
once more
He asked the question once more．他再次提出这个问题。
He said he would try once more．他说他将再试一次。
out of humor
He was probably still out of humor over the affair of this morning．他大概还在为早上的事闷闷不乐。
Why is she so out of humor today？她今天为什么不高兴？
wear more than one hat
Idiom(s): wear more than one hatTheme: ALTERNATIVES
to have more than one set of responsibilities; to hold more than one office.
• The mayor is also the police chief. She wears more than one hat.
• I have too much to do to wear more than one hat.
shuffle off this mortal coil
Idiom(s): shuffle off this mortal coilTheme: DAYDREAM
to die. (Often jocular or formal euphemism. Not often used in consoling someone.)
• Cousin Fred shuffled off this mortal coil after drinking a jug full of rat poison.
• When I shuffle off this mortal coil, I want to go out in style—bells, flowers, and a long, boring funeral.
morning after the night before
Idiom(s): morning after (the night before)Theme: HANGOVER
the morning after a night spent drinking, when one has a hangover.
• Oh, I've got a headache. Talk about the morning after the night before!
• It looked like a case of the morning after the night before, and Frank asked for some aspirin.
more than sb bargained for
Idiom(s): more than sb bargained forTheme: AMOUNT - MORE
more than one thought one would get. (Usually in reference to trouble or difficulty.)
• When Betsy brought home the sweet little puppy for a companion, she got more than she bargained for. That animal has cost her hundreds of dollars in medical bills.
• I got more than I bargained for when I took this job.
more than one can shake a stick at
Idiom(s): more sb or sth than one can shake a stick atTheme: ABUNDANCE
a lot; too many to count. (Folksy.)
• There were more snakes than you could shake a stick at.
• There are lots of flowers in the field—more than one can shake a stick at.
more dead than alive
Idiom(s): more dead than aliveTheme: EXHAUSTION
exhausted; in very bad condition; near death. (Almost always an exaggeration.)
• We arrived at the top of the mountain more dead than alive.
• The marathon runners stumbled one by one over the finish line, more dead than alive.
know sth from memory
Idiom(s): know sth from memoryTheme: KNOWLEDGE
to have memorized something so that one does not have to consult a written version; to know something well from seeing it very often.
• Mary didn't need the script because she knew the play from memory.
• The conductor went through the entire concert without music. He knew it from memory.
first thing in the morning
Idiom(s): first thing (in the morning)Theme: EARLY
before anything else in the morning.
• Please call me first thing in the morning. I can't help you now.
• I'll do that first thing.
exchange more than words with
Idiom(s): exchange more than words with sbTheme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL
to say hardly anything to someone. (Always negated.)
• I know Tom was there, but I am sure that I didn't exchange more than three words with him before he left.
• We hardly exchanged more than two words the whole evening.
• Sally and Liz didn't have enough time to exchange more than five words.
commit sth to memory
Idiom(s): commit sth to memoryTheme: REMEMBER
to memorize something.
• We all committed the Gettysburg Address to memory.
• I committed to memory the whole list of names and numbers.
bricks and mortar
Idiom(s): bricks and mortarTheme: BUILDINGS
buildings; the expenditure of money on buildings rather than something else. (The buildings referred to can be constructed out of anything. Fixed order.)
• The new president of the college preferred to invest in new faculty members rather than bricks and mortar.
• Sometimes people are happy to donate millions of dollars for bricks and mortar, but they never think of the additional cost of annual maintenance.
more fun than a barrel of monkeys
Idiom(s): (as) funny as a barrel of monkeys AND more fun than a barrel of monkeysTheme: FUNNY
very funny.
• Todd was as funny as a barrel of monkeys.
• The entire evening was funny as a barrel of monkeys.
• The party was more fun than a barrel of monkeys.
Honey catches more flies than vinegar.
You can obtain more cooperation from others by being nice.Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today
Don't postpone something you can do now.More Idioms/Phrases
Manners make the man. Many hands make light work. Marry in haste, repent at leisure. Might as well be hanged for a sheep as (for) a lam Money begets money. Money is the root of all evil. Necessity is the mother of invention. Need teaches a plan. Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today Never say die. No man is an island. No news is good news. No smoke without fire. No wind, no waves. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Once bitten, twice shy. One good turn deserves another.
An mor idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with mor, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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