look (oneself)

To have one's normal appearance of health or wellbeing. Often used in negative constructions. Are you feeling all right, Janet? You're not looking yourself today. After a couple days of proper rest, Jim was looking himself again.

(not) look yourˈself

(informal) (not) look as healthy as you normally do: She wasn’t looking herself at all yesterday. He looks more himself this morning. His temperature’s come right down.

look

alive/sharp Informal

To act or respond quickly: Look alive! We leave in five minutes.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

look
look yourself
be doing OK
be doing OK/okay
OK
change (one's) stripes
change one's stripes
change one's stripes/spots, cannot
life and limb
doing okay?

词组	look (oneself)
释义	look (oneself) look (oneself) To have one's normal appearance of health or wellbeing. Often used in negative constructions. Are you feeling all right, Janet? You're not looking yourself today. After a couple days of proper rest, Jim was looking himself again. See also: look Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (not) look yourˈself (informal) (not) look as healthy as you normally do: She wasn’t looking herself at all yesterday. He looks more himself this morning. His temperature’s come right down. See also: look Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary look *alive/sharp*** Informal To act or respond quickly: Look alive! We leave in five minutes. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: look look yourself be doing OK be doing OK/okay OK change (one's) stripes change one's stripes change one's stripes/spots, cannot life and limb doing okay?
随便看	have/know all the answers have/know/get something off pat have known better days have/lack the courage of your convictions have lead in (one's) pants have lead in (one's) pencil have lead in one’s pencil have legs have letters after (one's) name have luck run out have made have made your bed and have to lie on it have many, etc. irons in the fire have many irons in the fire have many strings to (one's) bow have mind in the gutter have mixed feelings have mixed feelings (about something) have money burning a hole in (one's) pocket have money, time, etc. to play with have money to burn have more chins than a Chinese phone book have more holes than Swiss cheese have more important fish to fry have more luck than sense