Significado: been

biː;bɪv. ser, constituir; existir; estar, encontrarse, hallarse, verse; estarse

It’s been Idioma

been around

experienced, not naive, wasn't born yesterday "Margo's been around; she can work with the convicts."

been had

cheated, swindled, taken in If he paid a hundred dollars for that radio, he's been had.

has-been

someone who has been skilled or famous Bobby now plays on a team of has-beens: The Old Timers.

have been around

have been to many places and done many things, be experienced My brother has really been around and has been overseas many times.

it's been a slice (of life)

it has been an experience, it has been interesting "On the last day of work, Pam said, ""It's been a slice, Mag."""

been around the block

sexually experienced; promiscuous:"That chick's been around the block a few times too many!"

It's been real

it's been fun, nice

had it not been for

but for；without如果没有
Had it not been for your help，I could not have finished the work．假如没有你的帮助，我是无法完成这项工作的。

been through the mill

Idiom(s): been through the mill

Theme: EXHAUSTION

been badly treated; exhausted. (Informal.)
• This has been a rough day. I've really been through the mill.
• This old car is banged up, and it hardly runs. It's been through the mill.

Been in the wars

(UK) If someone has been in the wars, they have been hurt or look as if they have been in a struggle.

It’s been

phr. a byword said on abrogation a affair or some added gathering. (A abridgement of It’s been admirable or some agnate expression.) Well, it’s been. We absolutely accept to go, though. Learn more: been

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Beating a dead horse Bedroom eyes Bee in your bonnet Beeline for Been in the wars Been there, done that Beer and skittles Before the ink is dry Beg the question