stin イディオム
fish and company stink after three days
go like stink
killer instinct
raise a stink
stink
stink the joint out
time's a wasting
bee stings
bostin
bustin
bustin'
dusting
destined for
The book is destined for the firstyear students．这本书是指定给一年级学生读的。
That room is destined for the reception of foreign visitors．那间房被指定作为接待外宾用。
2．bound for；headed for （船等）开往
The ship is destined for Hong Kong．这艘船开往香港。
distinct from
Those two suggestions are quite distinct from each other．那两项建议很不相同。
The two sorts of whisky are clearly distinct from one another．这两种威士忌有明显差别。
distinguish from
Elephants are distinguished from other animals by their long noses．大象同其它动物的区别之处是象的鼻子长。
We must learn to distinguish friends from enemies．我们要学会分清敌我。
2．show the difference between区别
He can't distinguish right from wrong．他是非不明。
create a stink
Idiom(s): create a stink (about something) AND make a stink (about something); raise a stink (about something)Theme: ARGUMENT
to make a major issue out of something; to make much over something; to make a lot of complaints and criticisms about something.(Slang.)
• Tom created a stink about Bob's remarks.
• Why did he make a stink about that?
• Tom is always trying to raise a stink.
make a stink
Idiom(s): create a stink (about something) AND make a stink (about something); raise a stink (about something)Theme: ARGUMENT
to make a major issue out of something; to make much over something; to make a lot of complaints and criticisms about something.(Slang.)
• Tom created a stink about Bob's remarks.
• Why did he make a stink about that?
• Tom is always trying to raise a stink.
Procrastination is the thief of time
Delaying an action for too long is a waste of time.Casting vote
The casting vote is a vote given to a chairman or president that is used when there is a deadlock.Twisting in the wind
If you are twisting in the wind, you are without help or support - you are on your own.big stink|big|stink
n., slang A major scandal; a big upheaval. I'll raise a big stink if they fire me.raise a stink|raise|stink
v. phr. To cause a disturbance; complain; protest strongly. Quite a stink was raised in the office when the boss discovered that several employees had left early.roasting ear|ear|roast|roasting
n. An ear of corn young and tender enough to be cooked and eaten; also corn cooked on the cob. The scouts buried the roasting ears in the coals of their campfire. At the Fourth of July picnic we had fried chicken and roasting ears.big stink
big stinkA major scandal or furor. For example, If they don't improve the women's facilities, Marjorie will make a big stink about it. [Early 1800s]
destine
destinedestined for
1) headed for; bound for
2) intended for destined for leadership
everlasting
everlastingthe Everlasting
God
frosting on the cake
frosting on the cakesee icing on the cake.
sting
stingsee take the sting out of.
stink to high heaven
stink to high heavenAlso, smell to high heaven. Be of very poor quality; also, be suspect or in bad repute. For example, This plan of yours stinks to high heaven, or His financial schemes smell to high heaven; I'm sure they're dishonest. This expression alludes to something so rank that it can be smelled from a great distance. [c. 1600]
take the sting out of
take the sting out ofLessen the severity or unpleasantness of something, as in That senior citizen discount took the sting out of the airfares. [Mid-1800s]
An stin idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with stin, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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