의미: agreation 
a·gré·a·tion〔ɑːgrèiɑːsjɔːy〕 n. 아그레아숑 《타국의 외교관을 받아들일 것인지 아닌지를 결정하기 위한 절차》
a·gré·a·tion〔ɑːgrèiɑːsjɔːy〕 n. 아그레아숑 《타국의 외교관을 받아들일 것인지 아닌지를 결정하기 위한 절차》
grea 관용구
elbow grease
go great guns
go to great lengths/ go to any lengths
going great guns
grease my palm
grease one
greaser
greasy kid's stuff
greasy spoon
great guns
Great One
great one for something
great Scot
great shakes
Great White Hope
Great White North
no great shakes
The Great One
The Great White Hope
The Great White North
the squeaky wheel gets the grease
axle grease
watch grease
a great deal
I have learneu a great deal from you．我向你学到了许多东西。
It has rained a great deal recently．最近雨水很多。
a great deal of
He spent a great deal of time in writing the book．他写这本书花了大量的时间。
a great/good deal of
He spent a great deal of time in writing the book．他写这本书花了大量的时间。
a great/good many
They have known each other for a great many years．他们相识已经有许多年了。
a great many
They have known each other for a great many years．他们相识已经有许多年了。
go to any go to great lengths
Bill will go to any length to keep Dick from getting a date with Mary．比尔将尽一切努力阻止狄克与玛丽的约会。
He will go to any length to get what he wants．他将不顾一切要得到他想要的东西。
go to any length/go to great lengths
Bill will go to any length to keep Dick from getting a date with Mary．比尔将尽一切努力阻止狄克与玛丽的约会。
He will go to any length to get what he wants．他将不顾一切要得到他想要的东西。
go to any length to great lengths
Bill will go to any length to keep Dick from getting a date with Mary．比尔将尽一切努力阻止狄克与玛丽的约会。
He will go to any length to get what he wants．他将不顾一切要得到他想要的东西。
grease sb's palm
Some politicians will help you if you grease their palms．有的政客只要你给他们好处就会给你帮忙。
We had to grease the palm of the waiter to get a table in the crowded restaurant．在客满的饭店我们只有给服务员小费才能找到桌位。
in (great) demand
The goods are much in demand in winter．这种物品冬季需求量很大。
Oil is in great demand these days．现在非常需要石油。
use some elbow grease
Idiom(s): use some elbow greaseTheme: EFFORT
use some effort. (Slang. As if lubricating one's elbow would make one more efficient. Note the variations in the examples.)
• Come on, Bill. You can do it. Just use some elbow grease.
• I tried elbow grease, but it doesn't help get the job done.
to a great extent
Idiom(s): to a great extentTheme: AMOUNT - MUCH
mainly; largely.
• To a great extent, Mary is the cause of her own problems.
• I've finished my work to a great extent. There is nothing important left to do.
take great pains
Idiom(s): take (great) pains (to do sth)Theme: TRYING
to make a great effort to do something.
• Tom took pains to decorate the room exactly right.
• We took pains to get there on time.
set great store by
Idiom(s): set great store by sb or sthTheme: EXPECTATION
to have positive expectations for someone or something; to have high hopes for someone or something.
• I set great store by my computer and its ability to help me in my work.
• We set great store by John because of his quick mind.
quick as greased lightning
Idiom(s): (as) quick as greased lightningTheme: SPEED
Very quickly; very fast.
• Jane can really run. She's as quick as greased lightning.
• Quick as greased lightning, the thief stole my wallet.
make a great show of
Idiom(s): make a great show of sthTheme: OSTENTATION
to make something obvious; to do something in a showy fashion.
• Ann made a great show of wiping up the drink that John spilled.
• Jane displayed her irritation at our late arrival by making a great show of serving the cold dinner.
like greased lightning
Idiom(s): like greased lightningTheme: SPEED
very fast. (Folksy. Informal.)
• He left the room like greased lightning.
• They fled the burning building like greased lightning.
in great haste
Idiom(s): in great hasteTheme: HURRY
very fast; in a big hurry.
• John always did his homework in great haste.
• Why not take time and do it right? Don't do everything in great haste.
in great demand
Idiom(s): in great demandTheme: DESIRE
wanted by many people; eagerly sought after.
• Liz is in great demand as a singer.
• Mary's paintings are in great demand.
greatest thing since sliced bread
Idiom(s): greatest thing since sliced breadTheme: GREAT
the best thing there ever was. (Usually sarcastic.)
• To hear her talk, you would think she had found the greatest thing since sliced bread.
• Todd thinks he is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
grease one's palm
Idiom(s): grease someone's palm AND oil someone's palmTheme: BRIBERY
to bribe someone. (Slang.)
• If you want to get something done around here, you have to grease someone's palm.
• I'd never oil a police officer's palm. That's illegal.
think a great deal of
Idiom(s): think a lot of sb or sth AND think a great deal of sb or sth; think highly of sb or sth;think much of sb or sth
Theme: OPINION
to think well of someone or something.
• The teacher thinks a lot of Mary and her talents.
• No one really thinks a great deal of the new policies.
• I think highly of John.
• The manager doesn't think much of John and says so to everyone.
Great oaks grow from little acorns.
Large successful operations can begin in a small way.Climb the greasy pole
Advance within an organisation - especially in politics.Grease monkey
A grease monkey is an idiomatic term for a mechanic.Grease someone's palm
If you grease someone's palm, you bribe them to do something.Grease the skids
If you grease the skids, you facilitate something.
An grea 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 grea, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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