| 词组 |
drain (something) off to (do something) |
| 释义 |
drain (something) off to (do something) drain (something) off to (do something)To cause a liquid to flow off or out of something in order to allow some particular action to occur. Drain some of that excess water off to free up some more space in the pot for the other ingredients. The doctor began draining off blood to relieve some pressure from the swollen arm.. See also: drain, off Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also:- (I've) got to take off
- be off for (something)
- be off for sth
- be well off for (something)
- be well off for something
- break off
- base off (of) (something else)
- (Now) where was I?
- check off
- bite off
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| 随便看 |
- your heart leaps
- your heart misses a beat
- your heart out
- your heart's desire
- your heart sinks
- your heart sinks into your boots
- your, his, etc. bête noire
- your, his, etc. hackles rise
- your, his, etc. heart is in the right place
- your, his, etc. name is mud
- your, his, etc. pet hate
- your, his, etc. true colours
- your, his, etc. word is law
- your, his, etc. word is your, his, etc. bond
- your, his, etc. word of honour
- your, its, etc. days are numbered
- your jaw drops
- your knees are knocking
- your last gasp
- your life is in someone's hands
- your lips are sealed
- your luck is in
- your luck's in
- your man
- your mileage may vary
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