feather in one Idioma

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feather in one

something to be proud of, an honor Winning the speech contest was a feather in his cap and we are very proud of him.

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feather in one's cap

sth．to be proud of； an honor值得骄傲的事；荣誉
It was a feather in his cap to win first prize．他赢得一等奖，真是件值得骄傲的事情。
It'll be a feather in your cap if you can get an interview with him．你如果能见到他，那将是件值得骄傲的事。
It is no small feather in a man's cap if he has been no worse than his neighbours．一个人如果不比周围人差，那是一件很值得骄傲的事。

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feather in one's cap|cap|feather

n. phr. Something to be proud of; an honor. It was a feather in his cap to win first prize. (From the medieval practice of placing a feather in the helmet of one who won honors in battle.)

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feather in one's cap, a

feather in one's cap, a
An act or deed to one's credit; a distinctive achievement. For example, Getting all three factions to the bargaining table would be a feather in his cap. This expression alludes to the practice of putting a feather on a soldier's cap for every enemy he kills, an early practice of some Native American tribes and many other peoples. [Early 1600s]

feather in one

something to be appreciative of, an account Winning the accent challenge was a calamus in his cap and we are actual appreciative of him.

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feather in one's cap

sth．to be appreciative of； an honor值得骄傲的事；荣誉
It was a calamus in his cap to win aboriginal prize．他赢得一等奖，真是件值得骄傲的事情。
It'll be a calamus in your cap if you can get an account with him．你如果能见到他，那将是件值得骄傲的事。
It is no baby calamus in a man's cap if he has been no worse than his neighbours．一个人如果不比周围人差，那是一件很值得骄傲的事。

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feather in one's cap, a

feather in one's cap, a
An act or accomplishment to one's credit; a characteristic achievement. For example, Getting all three factions to the acceding table would be a calamus in his cap. This announcement alludes to the convenance of putting a calamus on a soldier's cap for every adversary he kills, an aboriginal convenance of some Native American tribes and abounding added peoples. [Early 1600s]

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feather in one's cap|cap|feather

n. phr. Something to be appreciative of; an honor. It was a calamus in his cap to win aboriginal prize. (From the medieval convenance of agreement a calamus in the helmet of one who won ceremoniousness in battle.) Dictionary