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Idioms - Under

作者: BRIAN渣渣灰 | 来源:发表于2020-05-14 17:04 被阅读0次

    (1) under the weather = fell a little sick, don't feel well

    I got home early yesterday because I was a bit under the weather, I take a day off.

    (2) under the microscope = to be watched very closely

    The famous movie star finds it's difficult to live under the microscope. 

    (3) to get under my/his/her skin = to upset, to bother

    The sound of his snoring every night is really getting under my skin.

    (4) to pay under the table = illegal money

    The company got in trouble for paying government officer money under the table.

    (5) under the radar = to not be noticed, not seen, not caught

    He has no way to leaving, he is under the radar.

    (6) to come under fire = to be criticized severely, to be attacked

    You will be come under fire if your mun finds the broken vase.

    (7) to throw someone under the bus = to hurt someone for your own benefit, to betray /bɪˈtreɪ/

    I was shocked to find out that my co-works threw me under the bus.

    (8) under one's breath = to speak softly to yourself, usually to complain 说给(他/她)自己听

    “I hate washing dishes” he said under his breath.

    (9) right under one's nose = clearly visible, obvious, in front of me

    Police can' t believe that she was gone under their noses.

    (10) under the gun = pressure to do sth, a deadline

    I'm under the gun to make sure this project is finish on time.

    (11) water under the bridge = it's passed, not important today

    We had a big argument a few years ago, but it's all water under the bridge now. Both of us should forget it and work together again.

    (12)  to sweep it under the rug = to avoid and hide sth bad, ignore sth difficult.

    I know it's difficult for us, but can't just sweep it under the rug and pretend it doesn't happened.

    (13) to go under the knife = to have surgery, an operation

    Many women go under the knife these days because they expect to improve their appearance /əˈpɪərəns/ (good looking)

    (14) to be under the influence = get drunk, drank alcohol

    He got arrested for driving under the influence.

    His father's instruction rained influence on his behaviour. 他父亲的教导对他的行为起了很大影响。

    (15) under pressure = to feel in a stressful situation, be stressed

    I'm under a lot of pressure because I lost my job for long.


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