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del Idiom

deliver the goods

succeed in doing what is expected well He is the best manager that we have ever had. He knows how to deliver the goods.

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American slang for to vomit

delatestryl

any anabolic steroid

delf

"Delf" was quoted for the first time by Parrish Smith when EPMD's last album was released in 1992. It was in a Source interview and it's about the same as "self" like going for delf (self)."Release yo delf" -- Da Method Man (Release yo delf [1994])

deliver street pizza

to vomit

deliver the wood

to have sexual intercourse

deliberate on

consider；think over carefully 仔细考虑
We are still deliberating over the matter．我们仍在仔细考虑这个问题。
We have deliberated on your proposal．我们对你的建议已经仔细考虑了。

deliberate on/over/upon

deliberate over

deliberate upon

delight in

take great pleasure in 喜爱；取乐
Mary delights in her new house．玛丽非常喜爱她的新居。
He always delights in doing good．他总喜欢做好事。

deliver over

hand over 移交 The former secretary delivered all the files over to his successor．前任秘书把所有的公文箱移交给他的接班人了。
He's delivering over the post now．他正在办理移交手续。
We delivered the thief over to the police．我们把小偷交给了警察。
The thief delivered himself up to the police．那个小偷向警察自首。

deliver over/up

deliver up

take delight in

find delight in喜欢
Some people take delight in harming others．有些人以害人为乐。
Our monitor takes delight in helping others．我们的班长乐于助人。
He takes delight in playing chess．他喜欢下棋。

stand and deliver

Idiom(s): stand and deliver

Theme: REQUESTING

to give up something to someone who demands it. (Originally used by highway robbers asking for passengers' valuables. Now used figuratively. Fixed order.)
• And when the tax agent says "Stand and deliver" you have to be prepared to pay what is demanded.
• The robber stopped the coach and demanded of Lady Ellen, "Stand and deliver!"

signed, sealed, and delivered

Idiom(s): signed, sealed, and delivered

Theme: LEGAL

formally and officially signed; [for a formal document to be] executed. (Fixed order.)
• Here is the deed to the property—signed, sealed, and delivered.
• I cant begin work on this project until I have the contract signed, sealed, and delivered.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

If the law is applied too late, there is no justice.

Cast your net widely

If you cast your net widely, you use a wide range of sources when trying to find something.

Signed, sealed and delivered

If something's signed, sealed and delivered, it has been done correctly, following all the necessary procedures.

deliver the goods|deliver|goods

v. phr. 1. To carry things and give them to the person who wants them. Lee delivered the goods to the right house. 2. slang To succeed in doing well what is expected. The new pitcher delivered the goods by striking out 20 men in his first game. This personal computer surely delivers the goods.
Compare: BRING HOME THE BACON.

delta wave|delta|wave

n., informal, semi-technical A brain wave 1-3 cycles per second, associated with very deep sleep. Good night, honey, I'm off to produce some delta waves.
Compare: CATCH SOME Z'S, HIT THE HAY or HIT THE SACK.

signed, sealed, and delivered|delivered|sealed|sig

adj. phr. Finished; completed; in a state of completion. "How is the campus renovation plan for the governor's office coming along?" the dean of the college asked. "Signed, sealed, and delivered," his assistant answered.
Compare: CUT AND DRIED; HOOK, LINE AND SINKER.

deliver

deliver
In addition to the idiom beginning with deliver, also see signed, sealed, and delivered.

delta

delta
the Delta
low-lying region in NW Miss., extending eastward from the Mississippi River

deluge

deluge
the Deluge
Bible the great flood in Noah's time: Gen. 7

on the sidelines

on the sidelines
Observing rather than taking part, out of the action, as in Bolivia's neighbors remained on the sidelines, waiting to see which faction in the dispute would prevail. This idiom comes from sports. The sidelines are the two lines defining the sides of the court or playing field and the area immediately beyond them where, in such sports as football, the non-playing team members sit. [First half of 1900s]

Philadelphia lawyer

Philadelphia lawyer
A shrewd attorney, adept at dealing with legal technicalities, as in It would take a Philadelphia lawyer to get him off. This expression dates from the late 1700s and, as lexicographer Richard H. Thornton observed: “Why members of the Philadelphia bar should be credited with superhuman sagacity has never been satisfactorily explained.”

sideline

sideline
on the sidelines
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1) in the area along the sidelines
2) outside the main sphere of action
3) not actively participating

sidelines

sidelines
see on the sidelines.