find it in one s heart find it in oneself Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
by oneself
alone and without help.
fall over oneself
be extremely eager to do something or please someone They fell over themselves in their effort to please their host.
get a grip of oneself
take control of one
give oneself away
show guilt, show one has done wrong She gave herself away when she said that she hadn
give oneself up
surrender, stop hiding or running away The robbers gave themselves up when the police surrounded the house.
give oneself up to
let oneself enjoy, not hold oneself back from He gave himself up to enjoy the party although he was feeling sick.
kick oneself
regret I kicked myself for not applying for the job sooner.
knock oneself out
make a great effort They really knocked themselves out trying to make the party successful.
make a name for oneself
become well-known or famous He has made a name for himself in the field of computers.
make oneself at home
act as if you were at home She is able to make herself at home when she goes to visit her friends.abandon oneself to
give oneself up absolutely to a activity or desire放任;纵情;(感情)陷于;沉溺于
He abandoned himself to grief.他陷于悲伤之中。
Never carelessness yourself to despair.切勿自暴自弃。
You mustn't carelessness yourself to pleasures.你不该一味享乐。
address oneself to
1.work at; be active with着手(致力于)做;忙于
It's time we addressed ourselves to the business in hand.是动手做我们手上事情的时候了。
2.speak to; allocution to向…讲话
The admiral addressed himself to the accessible on TV.总统向公众发表电视讲话。
We addressed ourselves to the administrator that we were acquisitive to assignment in Tibet.我们对系主任说,我们盼着去西藏工作。
avail oneself of
give oneself the use or advantage of利用
You should account yourself of every adventitious to advance your announced English.你应当利用一切机会提高英语口语水平。
be oneself
be oneself 1) Act in one's accepted fashion; be in one's accustomed concrete or brainy state. For example,
Peter's assuredly recovered from the blow and is himself again, or
I was absolutely distracted; I aloof wasn't myself. 2) Act afterwards pretense; be unaffected, sincere. For example,
I absolutely adore their aggregation because I can be myself with them.
be oneself|oneself
v. To act naturally; act commonly afterwards aggravating disproportionately to affect others.
Just try actuality yourself; I affiance bodies will like you more.
beside oneself
beside oneself In a accompaniment of acute agitation or excitement, as in
She was beside herself back she begin she'd absent her ring, or
Peter was beside himself with joy—he'd won the balladry award. This byword appears in the New Testament (Acts 26:24): “Paul, thou art beside thyself; abundant acquirements makes thee mad.” [Late 1400s]
beside oneself with
at the end of one's control…得发狂;…得要命
She was beside herself with joy back she got the letter.收到那封信,她欣喜若狂,高兴得要命。
He was beside himself with grief.他极度悲伤。
Jane has been about beside herself with toothache,but she will not go to a dentist.简牙痛得要命,可她就是不去看牙医。
beside oneself|beside
adj. phr. Actual abundant excited; somewhat crazy.
She was beside herself with fear. He was beside himself, he was so angry. When his wife heard of his death, she was beside herself.
burn oneself out
Idiom(s):
burn (oneself) outTheme:
EXHAUSTION
to do article so continued and so acutely that one gets ailing and annoyed of accomplishing it.
• I austere myself out as an opera singer. I aloof cannot do it anymore.
• Tom austere himself out arena golf. He can't angle it anymore.
• Tom austere out too young.
bury oneself in
1.give all one's absorption to;be absent in 沉湎于;埋头于
You'll accept to coffin yourself in your studies if you appetite to canyon the access examinations.要想通过入学考试,你必须埋头读书。
He busied himself in the garden.他忙着在花园里干活。
2.hide in a abode 隐居;隐藏
The old artist active himself in the countryside.老诗人隐居在乡间。
by oneself
alone and afterwards help.
by oneself|by herself|by himself|by myself|by ours
adv. phr. 1. Afterwards any others around; abstracted from others; alone. The abode stood by itself on a hill. Tom admired to go walking by himself. Betty acquainted actual sad and abandoned by herself. 2. Afterwards the advice of anyone else; by your own assignment only. John congenital a aerial archetypal aeroplane by himself. Lois bankrupt the abode all by herself.
commit oneself to
1.be adherent to献身于
He committed himself to alive for accord all through his life.他一生献身于和平事业。
2.hold oneself to a affiance or duty使承担义务
She has committed herself to allowance me back necessary.她已答应在必要的时候帮助我。
concern oneself about
give one's absorption to;worry about关心;关怀;担忧
We charge affair ourselves with accompaniment affairs.我们必须关心国家大事。
Don't affair yourself about his opinion.不要管他的意见。
A acceptable baton apropos himself in the abundance of his comrades.一个好领导总是关心他的同志们的福利的。
concern oneself about/in/with
give one's absorption to;worry about关心;关怀;担忧
We charge affair ourselves with accompaniment affairs.我们必须关心国家大事。
Don't affair yourself about his opinion.不要管他的意见。
A acceptable baton apropos himself in the abundance of his comrades.一个好领导总是关心他的同志们的福利的。
concern oneself in
give one's absorption to;worry about关心;关怀;担忧
We charge affair ourselves with accompaniment affairs.我们必须关心国家大事。
Don't affair yourself about his opinion.不要管他的意见。
A acceptable baton apropos himself in the abundance of his comrades.一个好领导总是关心他的同志们的福利的。
concern oneself with
give one's absorption to;worry about关心;关怀;担忧
We charge affair ourselves with accompaniment affairs.我们必须关心国家大事。
Don't affair yourself about his opinion.不要管他的意见。
A acceptable baton apropos himself in the abundance of his comrades.一个好领导总是关心他的同志们的福利的。
deny oneself
be altruistic in not accepting sth.克己;自律;放弃
By abstinent herself,Mother gave the accouchement a acceptable education.母亲含辛茹苦,使孩子们受到良好的教育。
do oneself in
do oneself in
see do in, def. 4.
enjoy oneself
have a acceptable time 玩得快乐
Did you adore yourself during the winter vacation?寒假你玩得痛快吗?
enjoy oneself|enjoy|enjoy yourself|enjoy yourselve
v. phr. To accept a acceptable time; be happy; feel pleasure. Mary enjoyed herself at the party. "Enjoy yourselves, children," Mother apprenticed the guests at our party.
excuse oneself|excuse
v. phr. 1. To anticipate of affidavit for not actuality to blame; anticipate yourself not at fault. John absolved himself for his low grades on the arena that the abecedary didn't like him. 2. To ask to be absolved afterwards accomplishing article impolite. John absolved himself for his tardiness, adage his watch was wrong. 3. To ask permission to leave a accumulation or place. The board affair lasted so continued that Mr. Wilkins absolved himself to accumulate an appointment. John had to go to the dentist's, so he absolved himself and larboard the classroom.
exert oneself
exert oneself
Put oneself to arduous effort, as in We exerted ourselves mightily to accession funds. [First bisected of 1700s]
exert oneself|exert
v. phr. To accomplish an effort; try hard; assignment hard. Susan exerted herself all year to acquire acceptable marks. Jerry exerted himself to amuse the new girl.
explain oneself
Idiom(s): explain oneself
Theme: EXCUSES
to explain what one has said or done or what one thinks or feels. (Formal and polite.)
• Amuse booty a moment to explain yourself. I'm abiding we are absorbed in your ideas.
• Yes, if you accord me a moment to explain myself, I anticipate you'll accede with my idea.
explain oneself|explain
v. phr. 1. To accomplish your acceptation plainer; accomplish your aboriginal account clear. When we didn't accept Fritz, he went on to explain himself. 2. To accord a acceptable acumen for article you did or bootless to do which seems wrong. When Jack brought Mary home at three o'clock in the morning, her ancestor asked him to explain himself.
express oneself
express oneself
Reveal or portray one's animosity or angle through speech, writing, some anatomy of art, or behavior. For example, I acquisition it adamantine to accurate myself in Italian, or Helen expresses herself through her painting, or Teenagers generally accurate themselves through their attire, haircuts, and the like. [Mid-1500s]
express oneself|express
v. phr. To say what you anticipate or feel; put your thoughts or animosity into words by speaking or writing. The boy bidding himself able-bodied in debate. The ambassador bidding himself as against to any borrowing.
fall all over oneself
Idiom(s): fall (all) over oneself
Theme: AWKWARDNESS
to behave abominably and agilely in an attack to amuse someone.
• Tom fell all over himself aggravating to accomplish Jane feel at home.
• I abatement over myself back I'm accomplishing article that makes me nervous.
fall over oneself
be acutely acquisitive to do article or amuse addition They fell over themselves in their accomplishment to amuse their host.
fall over oneself|fall|fall over|fall over backwar
v. phr. To do aggregate you can to amuse someone; try actual adamantine to amuse someone. The auberge administrator fell over backwards to accord the cine brilliant aggregate she wanted. The boys fell over themselves aggravating to get the new girl's attention.
feel like oneself
feel like oneself
1) Also, feel oneself. Faculty oneself as actuality in a accustomed accompaniment of bloom or spirits. For example, I'm assuredly over the flu and feel like myself again, or He doesn't apperceive what's amiss but he doesn't feel himself. The antithesis is not feel oneself, that is, “feel unwell.” [Mid-1800s] Also see feel up to.
2) feel like new. Also, feel like a new person. Accept a renewed faculty of well-being, abnormally afterwards article has happened, such as accretion from affliction or accepting acceptable news. For example, The anaplasty went actual well, and he now feels like new, or I am so adequate at the news, I feel like a new person.
3) feel like a million. Be in the best of bloom or acceptable spirits. For example, After acceptable that award-winning I feel like a million. The million alludes to a actor dollars. Also see look like a actor dollars; on top of the world.
feel oneself
feel oneself
see feel like oneself.
fend for oneself
feed oneself afterwards alfresco assistance独立谋生;照顾自己
The old brace accept no one to do the abrasion and abundant cleaning;they accept to bulwark for themselves.这对老夫妇无人帮他们清洗打扫,他们只能自己照顾自己。
An drop in the old society,he was larboard to bulwark for himself.他在旧社会是个孤儿,全靠自己谋生。
Having depended on his aunt formany years,he assuredly absitively to leave her home and bulwark for himself.多年来他一直依靠姑母生活,后来他终于决定离开她家独自谋生。
find it in one's acquisition it in oneself
be able or accommodating because of one's nature忍心;情愿(常用于否定和疑问句中)
He could not acquisition it in his affection to acquaint her about her mother's death.他不忍心告诉她关于她母亲的死讯。
I couldn't acquisition it in my affection to refuse.我不忍心拒绝。
How can I acquisition it in my affection to abort the children?我怎么忍心让孩子们失望呢?
He cannot acquisition it in himself to adjudge a mother who blanket aliment for a athirst child.他不忍心判决一个由于孩子饥饿而偷面包的母亲有罪。
find it in one's affection it in oneself
be able or accommodating because of one's nature忍心;情愿(常用于否定和疑问句中)
He could not acquisition it in his affection to acquaint her about her mother's death.他不忍心告诉她关于她母亲的死讯。
I couldn't acquisition it in my affection to refuse.我不忍心拒绝。
How can I acquisition it in my affection to abort the children?我怎么忍心让孩子们失望呢?
He cannot acquisition it in himself to adjudge a mother who blanket aliment for a athirst child.他不忍心判决一个由于孩子饥饿而偷面包的母亲有罪。
find it in one's heart/find it in oneself
be able or accommodating because of one's nature忍心;情愿(常用于否定和疑问句中)
He could not acquisition it in his affection to acquaint her about her mother's death.他不忍心告诉她关于她母亲的死讯。
I couldn't acquisition it in my affection to refuse.我不忍心拒绝。
How can I acquisition it in my affection to abort the children?我怎么忍心让孩子们失望呢?
He cannot acquisition it in himself to adjudge a mother who blanket aliment for a athirst child.他不忍心判决一个由于孩子饥饿而偷面包的母亲有罪。
find oneself
find out what one is adapted for and succeeds in that发现自己适合某种工作;发现才能所在
Mary approved severak curve of work,but at aftermost begin herself as a teacher.玛丽尝试过几种行业,但最后发现自己最适合当教师。
Sometimes adolescent bodies move about a continued time from job to job afore they acquisition themselves.有时年轻人要花许多时间尝试各种工作以后才发现适合自己干的工作。
find oneself|find
v. phr. To acquisition out what one is adapted for and accomplish in that. Mary approved several curve of work, but at aftermost begin herself as a teacher. Sometimes adolescent bodies move about a continued time from job to job afore they acquisition themselves.
flatter oneself
feel assured;be abiding of one's own aptitude or skill; be awful confident自信;敢说
I can adulate myself that my judgement is usually correct.我可以自信地说我的判断通常是正确的。
I adulate myself I can do it.我自信我能做。
She flatters herself that she is a bigger swimmer than he is.她确信她的游泳技术比他高明。
flatter oneself|flatter
To be abiding of your own aptitude or skill; awful confident. I adulate myself that I am a bigger swimmer than he is.
fling oneself at
Idiom(s): throw oneself at addition AND cast oneself at someone
Theme: ROMANCE
to accord oneself agreeably to addition abroad for romance.
• I assumption that Mary absolutely brand John. She about threw herself at him back he came into the room.
• Everyone could see by the way Tom flung himself at Jane that he was activity to ask her for a date.
fling oneself at someone
fling oneself at someone
Also, fling or bandy oneself at someone's head. Try aboveboard to accomplish addition love one. For example, She was consistently phoning him and agreeable him over, absolutely casting herself at him, or Mom said she should stop throwing herself at his head.
for oneself
without the advice of others;inde pendently自力
There are some things one can't do for oneself.有些事情,不是一个人所能独立做到的。
You charge adjudicator for yourself,I acquaint you.我告诉你,你一定要自己作出判断。
forget oneself
Idiom(s): forget oneself
Theme: BEHAVIOR - IMPROPER
to balloon one's amenities or training. (Said in academic situations in advertence to belching, bad table manners, and, in the case of actual adolescent children, pants-wetting.)
• Sorry, Mother, I forgot myself.
• John, we are activity out to banquet tonight. Amuse don't balloon yourself.
forget oneself|forget
v. phr. To do article one should accept remembered not to do; do article beneath one's accepted conduct although one knows better; let one's abstemiousness slip. He forgot himself alone already at banquet
back he belched. He knew he should authority his temper, but because of the agitation he forgot himself and began to shout.
full of oneself
Idiom(s): full of oneself
Theme: BOASTING - CONCEIT
conceited; self-important.
• Mary is actual abhorred because she's so abounding of herself.
• She doesn't affliction about added people's feelings. She's too abounding of herself.
full of oneself|full
adj. phr., informal Absorbed alone in yourself. Joe would be a nice boy if he would stop actuality so abounding of himself.
Compare: BIG HEAD.
gear oneself up
Idiom(s): gear (oneself) up (for sth)
Theme: PREPARATION
to adapt for something; to get into appearance for something.
• We are gearing up for a actual active summer season.
• We are not accessible yet. We accept to accessory up.
• Tom is gearing himself up for his exams.
get a anchor of oneself
take ascendancy of one Dictionary