Erse Idiom

full of herself

impressed with her own work, too proud of herself The actor was proud - too full of himself - during the interview.

go berserk

become insane, go crazy With ten kids, it's a wonder the poor woman didn't go berserk.

handle herself

protect herself, been around Dolly has worked with men before. She can handle herself.

adverse to

1． unfavourable to对…不利
The judgement was adverse to the plaintiff．判决不利于原告。
2．contrary to与…相反
His opinion is adverse to mine．他的观点同我的相反。

immerse in

1．involve deeply陷入；埋头于
He is immersed in the study of English．他潜心攻读英语。
Though they were immersed in difficultier，they were still in high spirits．虽然他们陷于重重困难，但仍然情绪高涨。
He immersed himself in sorrow．他陷于悲伤之中。
2．put under the surface of（water or other liquid）浸入
She immersed her head in the water.她把头浸入水中。

chapter and verse

Idiom(s): chapter and verse

Theme: DESCRIPTION

detailed, in reference to sources of information. (A reference to the method of referring to biblical text. Fixed order.)
• He gave chapter and verse for his reasons for disputing that Shakespeare had written the play.
• The suspect gave chapter and verse of his associate's activities.

Jersey justice

(UK) Jersey justice is very severe justice.

by oneself|by herself|by himself|by myself|by ours

adv. phr. 1. Without any others around; separate from others; alone. The house stood by itself on a hill. Tom liked to go walking by himself. Betty felt very sad and lonely by herself. 2. Without the help of anyone else; by your own work only. John built a flying model airplane by himself. Lois cleaned the house all by herself.

in reverse|reverse

adj. or adv. phr. In a backward direction; backward. John hit the tree behind him when he put the car in reverse without looking first. The first of the year Bob did well in school but then he started moving in reverse.

reverse

reverse
reverse (one's) field
To turn and proceed in the opposite direction.