have the gall to (do something)

To be bold and brazen enough to do something. I can't believe that intern had the gall to ask for a week off on her first day. A: "I can't believe their coach had the gall to pull the goalie with so much time left." B: "Yeah, but if they tie the score, he'll look like a genius."

have the gall to do something

Fig. to have sufficient arrogance to do something. I bet you don't have the gall to argue with the mayor. Only Jane has the gall to ask the boss for a second raise this month.

词组	have the gall to (do something)
释义	have the gall to (do something) have the gall to (do something) To be bold and brazen enough to do something. I can't believe that intern had the gall to ask for a week off on her first day. A: "I can't believe their coach had the gall to pull the goalie with so much time left." B: "Yeah, but if they tie the score, he'll look like a genius." See also: gall, have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have the gall to do something Fig. to have sufficient arrogance to do something. I bet you don't have the gall to argue with the mayor. Only Jane has the gall to ask the boss for a second raise this month. See also: gall, have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have the gall to do believe (one's) eyes believe eyes You can't mean that! bought buy believe one's ears believe ears believe (one's) ears so bad, stupid, etc. it isn't true
随便看	meet somebody's eyes meet someone halfway open to open to criticism open to question open to (something) open up open (up) a can of whoop ass (on someone) open (up) a can of worms open up a can of worms open up a/(one's) lead open (up) (one's) kimono open up one’s kimono open up to open with open with (someone or something) open wound open your eyes open your heart open your mind to open your mouth open your/somebody's eyes opera operate operate against