the devil you say

old-fashioned An expression of shock, surprise, or alarm. A: "We are sending you to London to take over the business there." B: "The devil you say! But I have no inclination to move to London!" A: "Someone has stolen nearly $1 million from the company." B: "The devil you say! How on earth could this have happened?"

词组	the devil you say
释义	the devil you say the devil you say old-fashioned An expression of shock, surprise, or alarm. A: "We are sending you to London to take over the business there." B: "The devil you say! But I have no inclination to move to London!" A: "Someone has stolen nearly $1 million from the company." B: "The devil you say! How on earth could this have happened?" See also: devil, say Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: (Well,) I'll be durned! blowed (Well,) I'll be blowed! I'll be blowed I'll be darned! (Well,) I'll be darned! darned (for) land('s) sake(s) (alive) Land o' Goshen! fashion
随便看	the worm has turned the worm turns the worse for drink the worse for wear the worst-case scenario the worst of both/all worlds the worst of both worlds the worst of (something) the worth of a thing is what it will bring the writing is on the wall the writing on the wall the wrong crowd the wrong end of the stick the wrong foot the wrong side of (someone) the wrong side of the bed the wrong side of the tracks they they also serve who (only) stand and wait They also serve who only stand and wait they broke the mold when they made (someone or something) they broke the mould when they made someone they don't make them like they used to the year dot They must have seen you coming