의미: abdominoplasty

ab·dom·i·no·plas·ty〔æbdámənəplæsti│-dɔm-〕 n. (pl. -ties) 【해부】 복강 형성술 《미용을 위한 복벽 지방·피부 절제》

sty 관용구

beat a hasty retreat

run away from, leave quickly When the boys heard the siren they beat a hasty retreat.

cramp your style

cause problems for you, cause stress for you If we can't buy a Corvette, will it cramp your style?

frosty Friday

(See that'll be the frosty Friday)

honesty is the best policy

telling the truth is the best plan, honesty pays off Above the teacher's desk is this sign: Honesty is the best policy.

kiss curls (hair style)

flat curls on the forehead or in front of the ears Teddi can't go out until her kiss curls are dry.

that'll be the frosty Friday

that day will never come, don't hold your breath Canada become part of the US? That'll be the frosty Friday!

big style

greatly:"Yeah she's into him big-style"

captain of team nasty

the "leader" of a group of unattractive males/females."I saw you brought home captain of team nasty last night"

crusty

used to describe a really gross or greasy person:"Look at him; he's so crusty!"

freestyle

freestyling is when an MC flows with lyrics right of the top of his or her head. It is inpromptu and spontaneous and only the most creative rhymers can do it well. It is also a kind of competition between MC's because you have to be good to bust a good freestyle. It helps to keep MCs on their toes too, because its is like practice

shiesty

shadey; probably from the German "sheist" (shit)

in style

fashionable时髦
A welltailored suit it always in style．做工好的衣服总是时髦的。

out of style

unfashionable过时的
My dress is out of style．我的衣服过时了。

cramp one's style

Idiom(s): cramp one's style

Theme: LIMITATION

to limit someone in some way.
• I hope this doesn't cramp your style, but could you please not hum while you work?
• To ask him to keep regular hours would really be cramping his style.

go out of style

Idiom(s): go out of fashion AND go out of style

Theme: FASHION

to become unfashionable; to become obsolete.
• That kind of furniture went out of style years ago.
• I hope this kind of thing never goes out of fashion.

In all honesty

If you say something in all honesty, you are telling the complete truth. It can be used as a way of introducing a negative opinion whilst trying to be polite; in all honesty, I have to say that I wasn't very impressed.

Rusty needle

When something is described as a rusty needle, it is badly damaged but still works, or if someone very is sick or tired but still manages to do things at a fairly good level. An alternative form is "a tarnished needle".

Something nasty in the woodshed

Something nasty in the woodshed means that someone as a dark secret or an unpleasant experience in their past.

Honesty is the best policy.

The path of truth is a wise one to follow in the long run.

cramp one's style|cramp|style

v. phr., informal To limit your natural freedom; prevent your usual behavior; limit your actions or talk. He cramped his style a good deal when he lost his money. Army rules cramped George's style.

high fashion|fashion|high|high style|style

n. phr. The new style in women's dress set each season by designers in Paris or other fashion centers and accepted by fashionable women. The high styles designed in Paris are often quickly copied by makers of cheap clothing.

misty-eyed|dewey|dewey-eyed|eye|eyed|misty

adj. phr. 1. Having eyes damp with tears; emotional. The teacher was misty-eyed when the school gave her a retirement gift. 2. Of the kind who cries easily; sentimental. The movie appealed to dewey-eyed girls.

nasty-nice|nasty|nice

adj. Unkind in a polite way; disagreeable while pretending to be gracious. The bus driver has a nasty-nice way of showing his dislike.

cramp someone's style

cramp someone's style
Restrict or prevent someone from free action or expression, as in It really cramps my style when Mom hovers around me while I'm making dinner. Although in 1819 Charles Lamb complained that using different inks cramped his style of writing, the present sense of this colloquial term dates only from the early 1900s.