sail into someone

sail into (one)

To berate, upbraid, or chastise one; to verbally attack one. The boss really sailed into me about losing that account! The teacher, at her wits' end, sailed into the student when he made the rude noise.

sail into someone

and light into someone

in. to beat or scold someone. Jimmy’s mother really sailed into him for breaking the window. The boss lit into his secretary for losing the contract.

词组	sail into someone
释义	sail into someone sail into (one) To berate, upbraid, or chastise one; to verbally attack one. The boss really sailed into me about losing that account! The teacher, at her wits' end, sailed into the student when he made the rude noise. See also: sail Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. sail into someone and light into someone in. to beat or scold someone. Jimmy’s mother really sailed into him for breaking the window. The boss lit into his secretary for losing the contract. See also: sail, someone McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: give (one) (one's) head sail from some place to some place else drive (one) out of office force (one) out of office force out of office cooking for one damn (someone) with (something) damn with as one door closes, another (one) opens as one door closes, another opens
随便看	check up checkup check up on (someone or something) check with check with (someone or something) check you check you later check your privilege check yourself before you wreck yourself check your six chedda Cheddar cheek cheek by jowl cheek to cheek cheeky monkey down in Downing Street down in the doldrums down in the dumps down in the dumps, to be down in the mouth downlow down memory lane down nose