mention (someone or something) to (one)

To name, bring up, or refer to someone or something while talking to one. Would you mind mentioning me to your boss? I'm looking for a job as an editor. Be sure to mention the issue to the president when you meet with her later.

mention something to someone

to refer to something while talking to someone. Please mention it to your father. You had better not mention that to anyone.

词组	mention (someone or something) to (one)
释义	mention (someone or something) to (one) mention (someone or something) to (one) To name, bring up, or refer to someone or something while talking to one. Would you mind mentioning me to your boss? I'm looking for a job as an editor. Be sure to mention the issue to the president when you meet with her later. See also: mention Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. mention something to someone to refer to something while talking to someone. Please mention it to your father. You had better not mention that to anyone. See also: mention McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: mention to mention (someone or something) in (something) mention in founding father founding father (of something) to say nothing of to say nothing of (someone or something) to say nothing of something the woman on the street allude to
随便看	(there's) no rest for the weary there's no rest for the wicked there's no rhyme or reason to/for something (there's) no rose without a thorn There's no rose without a thorn (there's) no saying (there's) no show without Punch there's no smoke without fire there's no stopping (someone) there's no such thing as a free lunch (there's) no telling there's no telling there's nothing (else) for it (but to do something) there's nothing for it there's nothing like (something) there's nothing like something there's nothing new under the sun there's nothing, not much, etc. to choose between A and B there's nothing to choose between (two people or things) (there's) nothing to it there's nothing to it there's no time like the present there's no time to lose there's not much to choose between (two people or things) there's no truth to (something)