| 释义 |
like a million bucks like a million bucksVery well; exquisitely. "Bucks" here is an American slang term for dollars. (Usually used with the verbs "look," "feel," or, of an object, some variation of "function.") Primarily heard in US, South Africa. After a delicious meal, a hot shower, and a good night's sleep, I feel like a million bucks today! You look like a million bucks! Have you been working out lately? After we replaced the motor, we had Dad's old mustang running like a million bucks. See also: buck, like, million Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also:- chedda
- iron poof
- cod
- honk
- honked
- honking
- brassic lint
- bene
- blimp
- blimp out
References in periodicals archive I was completely blown away by DHC's Deep Cleansing Oil ($22), a facial cleanser made of olive and rosemary oils and infused with vitamin E--putting a pool of oil right on your mug is a little scary at first, yes, but this superfine stuff gets deep into your pores, rinses clean and leaves your face feeling like a million bucks. DHC's impressively natural line includes luxurious scrubs and creams, a swell array of cosmetics, anti-aging agents and cool merch for guys. Marinate your face Makeup companies make millions of bucks selling cosmetics to girls, but most girls look like a million bucks without it! Dear Carol |