cause (one) qualms

To cause one to feel some or certain hesitations, apprehensions, uneasiness, or pangs of conscience (about something or someone). Lying always causes me qualms, so I doubt I'll be able to tell my boss that I'm sick just to get a long weekend. I thought Jonathan's promotion was a done deal, but his latest interview seems to have caused the board of directors some qualms.

cause qualms

(about someone or something) Go to qualms (about someone or something).

词组	cause (one) qualms
释义	cause (one) qualms cause (one) qualms To cause one to feel some or certain hesitations, apprehensions, uneasiness, or pangs of conscience (about something or someone). Lying always causes me qualms, so I doubt I'll be able to tell my boss that I'm sick just to get a long weekend. I thought Jonathan's promotion was a done deal, but his latest interview seems to have caused the board of directors some qualms. See also: cause, qualm Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cause qualms (about someone or something) Go to qualms (about someone or something). See also: cause, qualm McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: cause qualms qualm have (some/any) qualms about (something or someone) go through with go through with (something) qualms second thoughts in all/good conscience in good conscience conscience
随便看	to the hilt to the last to the letter to the life to the manner born to the manner/manor born to the marrow to the max to the minute to the nines to the nth degree to the point to the point of something/of doing something to the point of (something or of doing something) to the purpose to the quick to the rafters to the skies to the teeth to the tune of to the tune of $500, etc. to the tune of (some amount of money) to the tune of something to the verge of (something) to the victor belong the spoils