What brings you around these parts?

For what reason are you here? "Around" is sometimes shortened colloquially to "round," often spelled with an apostrophe to mark the missing "a." What brings you 'round these parts, Tom? I feel like I haven't seen you in years! A: "Well, what brings you around these parts today, Mr. Smith?" B: "I wanted to inquire about setting up a savings account for my son."

词组	What brings you around these parts?
释义	What brings you around these parts? What brings you around these parts? For what reason are you here? "Around" is sometimes shortened colloquially to "round," often spelled with an apostrophe to mark the missing "a." What brings you 'round these parts, Tom? I feel like I haven't seen you in years! A: "Well, what brings you around these parts today, Mr. Smith?" B: "I wanted to inquire about setting up a savings account for my son." See also: around, bring, these, what Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: chillin chillin’ kicken kickin’ cruisin cruisin’ for a bruisin’ cruising for a bruising bruisin zosted
随便看	put an end to put an end to (oneself) put an end to (something) put an end to yourself put a new complexion on (something) put a new/different complexion on something put an idea in(to) (someone's) head put another way put a person's monkey up put a pin in it put a pistol to (one's) head put a plug in put a plug in for (someone or something) put a premium on put a premium on (something) put a premium on something put a price on (someone's) head put a price on something put a price (tag) on (something) put a rocket under (someone or something) put a rope to the eye of a needle put aside put aside (one's) differences put a smile on face put a smile on (one's) face