n'est-ce pas

cliché From French, literally, "Is it not?," used in English as a tag question to emphasize the veracity of one's previous statement. Of course, when doing such important work as ours, it's critical that we be given ample time off in order to recuperate, n'est-ce pas? It's tough these days, n'est-ce pas, old friend?

词组	n'est-ce pas
释义	n'est-ce pas n'est-ce pas cliché From French, literally, "Is it not?," used in English as a tag question to emphasize the veracity of one's previous statement. Of course, when doing such important work as ours, it's critical that we be given ample time off in order to recuperate, n'est-ce pas? It's tough these days, n'est-ce pas, old friend? See also: pas Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: 200 do not pass Go, do not collect $200 do not pass Go, do not collect two hundred dollars Do you know who I am? Don't you know who I am? smithereen blow to smithereens blow(n) to smithereens blow, smash, etc. something to smithereens X's and Y's and Z's, oh my!
随便看	endow (someone or something) with (something) endow with end run ends ends of the earth, (from) the ends of the earth, the end (something) on a high note end to end end up end up as (something) end up at end up at (some place) end up (by) (doing something) end up doing end up in the knacker's yard end up in the poorhouse end up to become end up with end up with (someone or something) endure end with end with (something) end your days/life enemy enemy combatant