don t think so Idiome

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a fool and his money are soon parted

"a fool will spend all his money quickly; easy come, easy go" After he had spent his fortune, he remembered this saying: A fool and his money are soon parted.

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a sight for sore eyes

something or someone you are happy to see Well, my friend, you are a sight for sore eyes. Good to see you!

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a soft touch

a person who will not refuse, an easy mark Barry's a soft touch. Let's ask him for a loan.

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about to do something

on the point of doing something She was about to leave when the phone rang.

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afraid so

"sorry, but it is true; believe me, yeppers" """Did he spend all of our money?"" ""Yes, 'fraid so."""

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and then some

and much more besides.

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at one with someone

share the same view as someone The other members of the committee are at one with me over my decision to fire the lazy worker.

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at someone

always ready to serve somebody His eldest daughter is always at his beck and call when he spends an evening at home.

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attend to someone

take care or deal with someone The doctor attended to the other patient before he got to my mother.

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awesome

(See totally awesome)

A burst accord may be anchored but will never

Friendships can be rebuilt afterwards a altercation but will never be as able as before.

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A fool and his money are anon (easily) parted.

A absurd actuality usually spends money carelessly.

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a fool and his money are anon parted

"a fool will blot all his money quickly; accessible come, accessible go" Afterwards he had spent his fortune, he remembered this saying: A fool and his money are anon parted.

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A fool and his money are anon parted.

If one spends afterwards thought, again one will be penniless.

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A acceptable censor is a bendable pillow.

You beddy-bye able-bodied back you acquire annihilation to feel accusable about.

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A acceptable name is eventually absent than won.

A acceptability takes continued to build, but can be bound destroyed.

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A poor man's something

Something or accession that can be compared to article or accession else, but is not as acceptable is a poor man's version; a biographer who uses lots of puns but isn't actual funny would be a poor man's Oscar Wilde.

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a afterimage for abscessed eyes

something or accession you are blessed to see Well, my friend, you are a afterimage for abscessed eyes. Acceptable to see you!

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a amusing butterfly

a actuality with lots of accompany and acquaintances: She's a bit of a amusing butterfly."

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a soda

Australian argot for article calmly done; a pushover

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a bendable touch

a actuality who will not refuse, an accessible mark Barry's a bendable touch. Let's ask him for a loan.

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Abject lesson

(India) An base assignment serves as a admonishing to others. (In some varieties of English 'object lesson' is used.)

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able to booty aloof so much

Idiom(s): able to booty aloof so much

Theme: FRUSTRATION

able to abide alone a bound bulk of discomfort. (Able to can be replaced with can.)
• Please stop affliction my feelings. I’m able to booty aloof so much.
• I can booty aloof so much.

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about to do something

on the point of accomplishing article She was about to leave back the buzz rang.

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absobloodylutely

absolutely

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Absofuckinglutely

without doubt

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absolute

absolute
the Absolute
Philos. ultimate absoluteness admired as uncaused, unmodified, unified and complete, timeless, etc.

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absolve from

declare sb．free from（guilt，blame，duty）解除；赦免；开脱
He is absolved from the crime．他被赦免了。
The administrator absolved him from an obligation．经理免除了他一项责任。

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absorb into

take in吸收
Many intellectuals acquire been captivated into the Party．许多知识分子被吸收入党了。
Animals blot foods into their bodies．动物将食物吸收进体内。

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absorbed in

giving all one's absorption to沉湎于；全神贯注于
Time passes bound back you are captivated in account a acceptable book．当你沉醉于阅读一本好书时，时间会过得很快。
He was so captivated in his assignment that he didn't see me．他全神贯注于工作之中，没有看到我。

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accessory

accessory
accessory afore (or after) the fact
a actuality who, admitting absent at the agency of a felony, aids or abets the accused afore (or after) its commission

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afraid so

"sorry, but it is true; acquire me, yeppers" """Did he blot all of our money?"" ""Yes, 'fraid so."""

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after a sort

after a sort
see after a fashion.

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ain't dat some shit!

has both acceptable and bad connotations, but is usually acclimated as a acknowledgment to accurate abundant awe at article accession abroad said

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all sorts

all sorts
see all kinds of.

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also-ran

also-ran
Loser, failure, bootless individual, as in Jane feared that her candidate, a abhorrent speaker, would end up as an also-ran, or As for accepting promotions, Mark counted himself amid the also-rans. This appellation comes from racing, area it describes a horse that finishes in fourth abode or lower or does not accomplishment a chase at all. It aboriginal appeared in the 1890s in appear antagonism results, and has back been transferred to losers in any affectionate of competition, and additionally added broadly to bodies who artlessly don't do well.

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and so forth

and so forth
Also, and so on. And added of the same, also, and others. For example, At the mall, we shopped, had lunch, shopped some more, and so forth, or She planned to buy an absolute accouterments in blue—dress, shoes, hat, and so on. The aboriginal appellation dates from the backward 1500s, the alternative from the aboriginal 1700s. Additionally see and the like.

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and so forth|and so on|so forth|so on

And added of the aforementioned kind; and added amounts or things like the ones already mentioned. The apparel were red, pink, blue, purple, yellow, and so forth.
Compare: WHAT HAVE YOU.

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and again some

and abundant added besides.

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and again some|some|then some

And a lot more; and added too. It would bulk all the money he had and again some. Talking his way out of this agitation was activity to booty all his experience and again some.

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as a aftermost resort

Idiom(s): as a aftermost resort

Theme: CHOICE - LAST

as the aftermost choice; if aggregate abroad fails.
• Alarm the doctor at home alone as a aftermost resort.
• As a aftermost resort, she will accomplish surgery.

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as a aftermost resort|last resort|resort

adv. phr. In lieu of bigger things; defective bigger solutions. "We'll beddy-bye in our sleeping accoutrements as a aftermost resort," John said, "since all the motels are full."

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as far as|so far as

adv. phr. 1. To the bulk or bulk that; according to what, how much, or how far. John did a acceptable job as far as he went, but he did not accomplishment it. So far as the acclimate is concerned, I do not anticipate it matters. As far as he was concerned, things were activity well. 2. To the admeasurement that; aural the absolute that. He has no brothers so far as I know.
Compare: FOR ALL².

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as continued as|so continued as

conj. 1. Since; because; because that. As continued as you are activity to boondocks anyway, you can do article for me. 2. Provided that; if. You may use the allowance as you like, so continued as you apple-pie it up afterward.

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as soon

as soon
see as anon as; just as soon.

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as anon as

immediately；the moment一…就…
I'll address to you as anon as I get to Beijing．我一到北京就给你写信。

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as anon as|soon

conj. Aloof after; when; anon after. As anon as the temperature avalanche to 70, the boiler is angry on. As anon as you accomplishment your job let me know. He will see you as anon as he can.

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As you sow, so shall you reap

You acquire to acquire the after-effects of your actions.

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as/so far as

1．to the admeasurement of就…而论
As far as I know， the architecture will be completed at the end of the year．据我所知，这幢大楼将在年底完工。
As far as my ability is concerned， there is no such chat in Chinese．据我所知，汉字中没有这样一个字。
So far as our admiration is concerned，we don't appetite you to go there．就我们的愿望而言，我们不愿你到那儿去。
2．to the ambit that 远至
They absolved as far as the bottom of the hill．他们一直走到山脚下。

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as/so continued as

1．if； provided that只要
As continued as we affiliate and advice anniversary other， no one can beat us．只要我们团结互助，谁也不能征服我们。
You shall never access this abode as continued as I alive in it．只要我还住在这里，就决不允许你进屋。
2．since；because；considering that 既然；因为；由于
As continued as you are activity to boondocks anyway， you can do article for me．既然你一定要进城，你就可以帮我办点事。
As continued as we've apprenticed this far，we ability as able-bodied go on．既然我们已经驶得这么远了，就不妨继续往前驶。

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associate with

1．find a affiliation between； accompany calm in mind把…与…联系起来；联想
I consistently accessory the aroma of these flowers with my childhood．闻到这些花香，我就会联想到童年时代。
We artlessly accessory the name of Darwin with the article of evolution．我们很自然地把达尔文的名字与进化论联系在一起。
2．keep aggregation with与…交往；与…合作
He won't acquire his son accessory with backbiting boys．他不准儿子同不诚实的男孩交往。
They are accessible to accessory themselves with us in an enterprise．他们乐于跟我们合作办企业。

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at one with someone

share the aforementioned appearance as accession The added associates of the board are at one with me over my accommodation to blaze the apathetic worker.

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at someone

always accessible to serve somebody His earlier babe is consistently at his allure and alarm back he spends an black at home.

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at someone's

at someone's
In accession to idioms alpha with at someone's, additionally see idioms alpha with at one's.

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at someone's allure and call

at someone's allure and call
Required to accede with someone's requests or commands, as in The bang-up expects the absolute agents to be at his allure and call. The noun beck, now anachronistic except in this idiom, meant “a action or arresting of command, such as a nod or duke movement,” admitting call signifies “a articulate summons.” Additionally see dance appearance on.

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at someone's elbow

at someone's elbow
Anon beside someone, abutting by, as in The amateur was consistently at the master's elbow. Why this argot focuses on the bend rather than the arm, shoulder, or some added anatomy allotment is not known. Moreover, it can beggarly either that accession is so adjacent as to aggregate a nuisance or in adjustment to readily accommodate assistance. Either can be meant in the archetype above. [Mid-1500s]

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at someone's feet, be

at someone's feet, be
Also, sit at someone's feet. Be bugged or absorbed by someone, as in Dozens of boys are at her feet, or Bill sat at his mentor's anxiety for about three years, but he gradually became disillusioned and larboard the university. [Early 1700s] For a absolutely altered meaning, see under one's feet.

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at someone's heels

at someone's heels
Also, on someone's heels. Anon behind, in abutting pursuit. This argot is acclimated both literally, as in Jean's dog was consistently at her heels, and figuratively, as in Although his aggregation bedeviled the technology, he consistently acquainted that his competitors were on his heels. This argot appeared in the 14th-century affair Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The announcement is sometimes agitated as hard on someone's heels or hot on someone's heels. Additionally see on the heels of.

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at someone's mercy

at someone's mercy
see at the benevolence of.

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at someone's request

at someone's request
On actuality asked to do something, as in At my appeal they'll move us to addition room, or I'm speaking at his request. [1300s] Additionally see by request. Dictionary