tab (one) for (something)

To select, assign, or nominate one for some kind of position, role, activity, etc. Many believe they tabbed her for the position because of her connections to the banking world. The boss has tabbed Jack for an assignment in Bermuda.

tab someone for something

to choose someone for something. The director tabbed Sam for a walk-on part. I wanted her to tab me for a part.

tabbed

mod. well-dressed. (Streets.) She’s really tabbed in some nice threads.

词组	tab (one) for (something)
释义	tab (one) for (something) tab (one) for (something) To select, assign, or nominate one for some kind of position, role, activity, etc. Many believe they tabbed her for the position because of her connections to the banking world. The boss has tabbed Jack for an assignment in Bermuda. See also: tab Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tab someone for something to choose someone for something. The director tabbed Sam for a walk-on part. I wanted her to tab me for a part. See also: tab McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. tabbed mod. well-dressed. (Streets.) She’s really tabbed in some nice threads. See also: tab McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: tab for tabbed at the top of the heap have (one's) foot on (someone's) neck the top of the heap top of the heap put (one) up for (something) put up be on the front foot elevate
随便看	take it out on somebody take it out on (someone or something) take it out on someone/something take it outside take its course take it slow take its toll take it that take it/things easy take it/things one day at a time take it through the nose take it to grave take it to the street take it upon oneself take it upon (oneself) to (do something) take it up the ass take it with one take it with (one) (when one goes) take kindly to take kindly to (something) take leave take leave of take leave of (one's) senses take leave of senses take leave of (someone or something)