go to the devil/hell

Go away and don’t come back. These two imperatives date from the Middle Ages, when most of the Western world believed that unrepentant sinners were, after death, condemned to eternal punishment in a place called hell presided over by an evil spirit called the devil. Go to the devil appears in several parts of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, and go to hell in numerous later writings. Also see go to hell in a handbasket.

词组	go to the devil/hell
释义	go to the devil/hell go to the devil/hell Go away and don’t come back. These two imperatives date from the Middle Ages, when most of the Western world believed that unrepentant sinners were, after death, condemned to eternal punishment in a place called hell presided over by an evil spirit called the devil. Go to the devil appears in several parts of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, and go to hell in numerous later writings. Also see go to hell in a handbasket. See also: devil, go, hell The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: don't change/swap horses in midstream darken my door (again), don't/never go climb a tree/fly a kite turn sour go sour go/turn sour what part of no don't you understand? dance card is full, my give (someone) what for, to just don't/doesn't get it, you/he/she
随便看	join battle join battle (with someone or something) join/combine forces joined at the hip join forces join forces (with one) join hands join in join issue join issue with (someone or something) join (someone or something) to (something) joint join the club Join the club! keep feet on the ground keep finger on the pulse of keep fingers crossed keep fit keep for keep from keep from doing keep from (doing something) keep going keep (going) on about (someone or something) keep (going) on about (something)