best pleased

Used in negative constructions to indicate irritation, aggravation, or discontentment. Primarily heard in UK. I'd lie low for a while if I were you. The boss is not best pleased about what happened. A: "So, what do you think?" B: "Well, I can't say I'm best pleased about where they decided to build the shed. It's in such an inconvenient spot!" I don't imagine Mum would be too best pleased to find her car missing for the afternoon, do you?

词组	best pleased
释义	best pleased best pleased Used in negative constructions to indicate irritation, aggravation, or discontentment. Primarily heard in UK. I'd lie low for a while if I were you. The boss is not best pleased about what happened. A: "So, what do you think?" B: "Well, I can't say I'm best pleased about where they decided to build the shed. It's in such an inconvenient spot!" I don't imagine Mum would be too best pleased to find her car missing for the afternoon, do you? See also: please Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: have it both ways in thunderation? restless the natives are getting restless the natives are restless what/where/who the blazes...? the blazes in (the) blazes? in blue blazes? in tarnation?
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