ride about

ride about (something)

1. To drive a vehicle or ride an animal in a meandering or aimless manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "about" to specify what is being driven or ridden. Part of the whole prom experience is riding about in a stretch limousine, feeling for a night like you're a celebrity! We took the horses and went riding about our grandfather's huge estate. We loved riding our bikes about as kids, going nowhere in particular for hours on end.

2. To nag, pester, or criticize someone about something continually or to an irritating degree. I wish my boss would quit riding me about getting my TPS reports in on time. I'm sorry for riding you about this, but I really need it finished as soon as possible. The coach rides me about every little thing I do on the field. I think he just doesn't like me, because he doesn't treat anyone else that way.

ride someone about something

to continue to bother someone about something. Stop riding me about my weight! This is how I'm supposed to be! It's not fair to ride someone about being bald.

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释义	ride about ride about (something) 1. To drive a vehicle or ride an animal in a meandering or aimless manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "ride" and "about" to specify what is being driven or ridden. Part of the whole prom experience is riding about in a stretch limousine, feeling for a night like you're a celebrity! We took the horses and went riding about our grandfather's huge estate. We loved riding our bikes about as kids, going nowhere in particular for hours on end. 2. To nag, pester, or criticize someone about something continually or to an irritating degree. I wish my boss would quit riding me about getting my TPS reports in on time. I'm sorry for riding you about this, but I really need it finished as soon as possible. The coach rides me about every little thing I do on the field. I think he just doesn't like me, because he doesn't treat anyone else that way. See also: ride Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ride someone about something to continue to bother someone about something. Stop riding me about my weight! This is how I'm supposed to be! It's not fair to ride someone about being bald. See also: ride McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: ride about (something) ride around ride hard and put (something) away wet ride hard and put (something) up wet rode hard and put away wet rode hard and put up wet ride after a fashion thanks for the ride thank you for the ride References in classic literature He perhaps cannot ride about on a trained pony with a long stick and knock a small ball between two posts, but I think that if he had to ride for his own life or the life of others he would show you all something." The Illustrious Prince
随便看	have your feet on the ground have your finger on the pulse have your fingers/hand in the till have your fingers in the till have your good, plus, etc. points have your hand in the till have your hands full have your head in the clouds have your head screwed on have your head up your arse have your heart in have your heart in the right place have your heart in your mouth have your, his, its, etc. uses have your/its moments have your mind on other things have your moments have your monkey up have your name in lights have your nose in a book, magazine, etc. have your say have your way with somebody have your wits about you have your work cut out having a wonderful time; wish you were here