| 释义 |
●put your money where your ˈmouth is (informal) show that you really mean what you say, by actually doing sth, giving money, etc. rather than just talking about it 说话兑现；用行动证明自己的话◆The government talks about helping disabled people, but doesn’t put its money where its mouth is.
政府说要救助残疾人，但却没有实际行动。◆You think she’ll win? Come on, then, put your money where your mouth is (= have a bet with me).
你认为她会赢？那咱们打个赌吧。 |