obl 成语

get to the root of the problem

find the cause, get to the bottom of We got to the root of the problem. The children are afraid of the dog.

much obliged

very thankful, very grateful, thanks a million """You can stay with us until your wounds heal,"" she said. ""Much obliged, Ma'am,"" I replied."

no problem (no prob)

it was not a problem, don't mention it """Thank you,"" I said. ""No problem,"" she replied."

root of the problem

(See the root of the problem)

the root of the problem

the cause of the problem, the reason for the problem Students don't do enough reading - that's the root of the problem.

absobloodylutely

absolutely

obliged to

1．required to不得不
He was obliged to leave his home town 30 years ago． 30年前他被迫离开了家乡。
They were obliged to give up the chance．他们不得不放弃这次机会。
2．acknowledging a favor received 感激
I will be much obliged to you for an early reply．尽早赐复，不胜感激。
We are much obliged to you for your help．我们非常感谢你的帮助。

no problem

Idiom(s): no sweat AND no problem

Theme: EASY

no difficulty; do not worry. (Slang.)
• Of course I can have your car repaired by noon. No sweat.
• You'd like a red one? No problem.

A problem shared is a problem halved

If you talk about your problems, it will make you feel better.

Problem is thirty

If a problem is 30, the problem is the person who sits 30 cm from the computer screen. It is used to describe people that lack technical knowledge and can be used when you insult someone who's having computer problems.

Teething problems

(UK) The problems that a project has when it is starting are the teething problems.

knotty problem|knotty|problem

n. phr. A very complicated and difficult problem to solve. Doing one's income tax properly can present a knotty problem.

jobless

jobless
the jobless
those who are unemployed

problem

problem
see no problem.