defer to

Related to defer to: come to fruition, pick up on

defer to (someone or something)

To submit or yield to someone or something. I really need to defer to your mother on this one—she's in charge of all the Thanksgiving plans.

to yield to someone or something on some question or point. I will defer to Mary on that question. She would not defer to the committee on anything.

词组	defer to
释义	defer to Related to defer to: come to fruition, pick up on defer to (someone or something) To submit or yield to someone or something. I really need to defer to your mother on this one—she's in charge of all the Thanksgiving plans. See also: defer Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. defer to someone or something (on something) to yield to someone or something on some question or point. I will defer to Mary on that question. She would not defer to the committee on anything. See also: defer McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: defer defer to (someone or something) you're the expert You’re the doctor you're the doctor let George do it have about have (someone or something) about have (someone or something) around have around
随便看	call (someone or something) to (one's) attention call someone out call someone's bluff call someone's bluff, to call (someone) to heel call (something) into play call (something) square call something your own call square call the call the burn ward call the dogs off call (the) roll call the shots call the shots/the tune call the tune call the wambulance call time on something call time on (something) call to call to account call to attention call together call to mind call to (one)