Смысл: acoustoelectronics

acoustoelectronics[ə͵ku:stəʋı͵lekʹtrɒnıks]
n физ.
<Í> акустоэлектроника (электроника с участием звуковых волн в кристаллах)

toe Идиома

camel toes

the folds of the vagina revealed by tight jeans When Betty wears her old jeans you can see her camel toes.

on your toes

ready, alert I have to be on my toes in her class. I have to listen and think.

small potatoes

unimportant things, insignificant matters Don't worry about a few broken dishes. They're small potatoes.

step on their toes

offend them, upset them When I mentioned their debt, did I step on their toes?

toe the line

do what you are told to do, follow the rules The Military expects you to toe the line - to do as you are told.

go toe to toe

to fight, esp to fight hard

toe up from the floor up

to be really messed up (like from a hangover)

on one's toes

alert；ready to act机警；准备去做
A good ball player is always on his toes．好的球员总是很机警的。

on tiptoe

1．on one's toes with the rest of the feet raised above the ground以趾尖（行走、站立）
He left the room on tiptoe so as not to disturb his roommates．为了不打扰同室的人，他轻手轻脚地离开了房间。
All the crowd stood on tiptoe to have one more look at her．所有的人都踮脚站着，希望能多看她一眼。
2．eager；excited渴望的；殷切期望的；激动的
With the Spring Festival coming，the children were on tiptoe．春节快到了，孩子们殷切地盼望着。
She was on tiptoe on the morning of her wedding．举行婚礼的那天早晨，她非常激动。
We were on tiptoe to learn the result of the election．我们迫切希望知道选举结果。

with bells on one's toes

Idiom(s): with bells on (one's toes)

Theme: DRYNESS

eagerly, willingly, and on time.
• Oh, yes! I'll meet you at the restaurant. I'll be there with bells on.
• All the smiling children were there waiting for me with bells on their toes.

turn up one's toes

Idiom(s): turn up one's toes

Theme: DAYDREAM

to die. (Slang.)
• When I turn up my toes, I want a big funeral with lots of flowers.
• Our cat turned up his toes during the night. He was nearly ten years old.

toe the mark

Idiom(s): toe the mark AND toe the line

Theme: OBEDIENCE

to do what one is expected to do; to follow the rules.
• You'll get ahead, Sally. Don't worry. Just toe the mark, and everything will be okay.
• John finally got fired. He just couldn't learn to toe the line.

step on one's toes

Idiom(s): step on one's toes

Theme: OFFENSIVE

to interfere with or offend someone. (Note the example with anyone.)
• When you re in public office, you have to avoid stepping on anyone's toes.
• Ann stepped on someone's toes during the last campaign and lost the election.

meat-and-potatoes

Idiom(s): meat-and-potatoes

Theme: BASIC

basic, sturdy, and hearty. (Often refers to a robust person, usually a man, with simple tastes in food and other things. Fixed order.)
• Fred was your meat-and-potatoes kind of guy. No creamy sauces for him.
• There is no point in trying to cook up something special for the Wilsons. They are strictly meat-and-potatoes.

keep on one's toes

Idiom(s): keep on one's toes

Theme: ALERTNESS

to stay alert and watchful.
• If you want to be a success at this job, you will have to keep on your toes.
• Please keep on your toes and report anything strange that you see.

from tip to toe

Idiom(s): from tip to toe

Theme: COMPLETELY

from the top to the bottom.
• She is wearing all new clothes from tip to toe.
• The house needs to be cleaned thoroughly from tip to toe.

from head to toe

Idiom(s): from head to toe

Theme: TOTALLY

from the top of one's head to one's feet. (Fixed order.)
• She was decked out in flowers from head to toe.
• The huge parka covered the small child from head to toe, assuring that she would be well protected against the cold.

Dip your toes in the water

If you dip your toes in the water, you try something tentatively because you are not sure whether it will work or not.

Keep someone on their toes

If you keep someone on their toes, you make sure that they concentrate on what they are supposed to do.

Make your toes curl

If something makes your toes curl, it makes you feel very uncomfortable, shocked or embarrassed.

Meat and potatoes

The meat and potatoes is the most important part of something. A meat and potatoes person is someone who prefers plain things to fancy ones.

Step on someone's toes

If you step on someone's toes, you upset them, especially if you do something that they should be in charge of.

Tread on someone's toes

If you tread on someone's toes, you upset them, especially if you do something that they should be in charge of.

Turn up one's toes to the daisies

If someone has turned up their toes to the daisies, it means that the person died.

on one's toes|on|toe|toes

adj. phr., informal Alert; ready to act. The successful ball player is always on his toes.
Compare: HEADS-UP, ON THE BALL.

step on one's toes|step|toe|toes|tread|tread on on

v. phr. To do something that embarrasses or offends someone else. If you break in when other people are talking, you may step on their toes. Mary is pretty, and she often treads on the toes of the girls by stealing their boyfriend.

toe the line|line|mark|toe|toe the mark

v. phr. To be very careful to do just what you are supposed to do; obey the rules and do your duties. The new teacher will make Joe toe the line. Bill's father is strict with him and he has to toe the mark.
Compare: WALK THE CHALK.

turn up one's toes|toe|toes|turn up

v. phr., slang To die. One morning the children found that their pet mouse had turned up his toes, so they had a funeral for him.
Compare: PUSH UP THE DAISIES.

dip one's toes into

dip one's toes into
Also, get one's toes into or wet. Begin to do something novel or unfamiliar, as in I have been dipping my toes into Asian cooking, or She's eager to go to Europe and has been getting her toes wet by getting travel information. [Late 1900s] Also see get one's feet wet.

tiptoe

tiptoe
see on tiptoe.

toe

toe
In addition to the idiom beginning with toe, also see dip one's toes into; from head to toe; on one's toes; step on someone's toes; turn up one's toes.

top to toe

top to toe
see from head to toe.