(someone or something) rules

1. Used to express that someone or something is really excellent. No way, Star Wars rules! Star Trek is just silly by comparison. I think Jerry Seinfeld rules—his stand-up comedy is hilarious!

2. Used to express that someone or something is particularly dominant, especially in a certain area. I'm used to crispier, flatter pizza, but in this city, deep-dish pizza rules.

词组	(someone or something) rules
释义	(someone or something) rules (someone or something) rules 1. Used to express that someone or something is really excellent. No way, Star Wars rules! Star Trek is just silly by comparison. I think Jerry Seinfeld rules—his stand-up comedy is hilarious! 2. Used to express that someone or something is particularly dominant, especially in a certain area. I'm used to crispier, flatter pizza, but in this city, deep-dish pizza rules. See also: rule Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: May the Fourth be with you blazing star star lead (someone or something) against (someone or something else) lead against Beam me up, Scotty Beam me up, Scotty! boldly boldly go where no man has gone before boldly go where no one has gone before
随便看	give up (something) as a bad job give up the cause give up the fight give up the ghost give up the ghost, to give up the struggle Give us the tools, and we will finish the job Give us the tools, and we will finish the job. give vent to give vent to something give voice to give voice to (something) give voice to something give way give way to give way to (someone or something) give weight to give weight to (something) give wing to give wing to (something) give with give with one hand and take away with the other give with (something) give with something give witness to (something)