英语词组lion's share是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

lion's share (of something)

Theme: PORTION

the larger share of something.

The elder boy always takes the lions share of the food.Jim was supposed to divide the cake in two equal pieces but he took the lion's share.

Slang

lion's share

Theme: PORTION

n. the largest portion.

I earn a lot, but the lion's share goes for taxes.The lion's share of the surplus cheese goes to school cafeterias.

the lion's share

The largest part or portion of something. The lion's share of the credit must go to our development team, who have worked tirelessly to bring this product to market before the holiday season. Even though we're all talented, it's always our youngest brother who gets the lion's share of our parents' praise and attention.

lion's share

The greater part or most of something, as in Whenever they won a doubles match, Ethel claimed the lion's share of the credit, or As usual, Uncle Bob took the lion's share of the cake. This expression alludes to Aesop's fable about a lion, who got all of a kill because its fellow hunters, an ass, fox, and wolf, were afraid to claim their share. [Late 1700s]

the lion's share

COMMON If you get the lion's share of something, you get the largest part of it. Their athletes won the lion's share of the medals. While Gladys was given the lion's share of their mother's attention, Mary and her two younger brothers enjoyed their freedom. Note: This refers to Aesop's fable `The Lion and his Fellow Hunters', in which a lion goes hunting with several other animals and takes everything that they catch for himself, instead of sharing it with them.

the lion's share

the largest part of something.

1998 Times Rich countries generally seize the lion's share of trade.

the ˈlion’s share (of something)

(British English) the largest part of something that is being shared: The lion’s share of the awards have gone to American stars again.This idiom comes from one of Aesop’s fables. The lion is helped by other animals to kill a stag, but then refuses to share it with them.

lion's share

The greatest or best part.

lion's share, the

The greater part of something. This term comes from one of Aesop’s fables, in which the lion got not just the largest part of the kill acquired in hunting with an ass, fox, and wolf, but all of it, since the others were afraid to claim their share.

词组	lion's share
释义	Idiom lion's share (of something) Theme: PORTION the larger share of something. The elder boy always takes the lions share of the food.Jim was supposed to divide the cake in two equal pieces but he took the lion's share. Slang lion's share Theme: PORTION n. the largest portion. I earn a lot, but the lion's share goes for taxes.The lion's share of the surplus cheese goes to school cafeterias. Idiom lion's share the biggest part of something. The lion's share of the museum's budget goes on special exhibitions. lion's share noun a chair. Rhyming slang UK, 1992 the lion's share The largest part or portion of something. The lion's share of the credit must go to our development team, who have worked tirelessly to bring this product to market before the holiday season. Even though we're all talented, it's always our youngest brother who gets the lion's share of our parents' praise and attention. lion's share The greater part or most of something, as in Whenever they won a doubles match, Ethel claimed the lion's share of the credit, or As usual, Uncle Bob took the lion's share of the cake. This expression alludes to Aesop's fable about a lion, who got all of a kill because its fellow hunters, an ass, fox, and wolf, were afraid to claim their share. [Late 1700s] the lion's share COMMON If you get the lion's share of something, you get the largest part of it. Their athletes won the lion's share of the medals. While Gladys was given the lion's share of their mother's attention, Mary and her two younger brothers enjoyed their freedom. Note: This refers to Aesop's fable `The Lion and his Fellow Hunters', in which a lion goes hunting with several other animals and takes everything that they catch for himself, instead of sharing it with them. the lion's share the largest part of something. 1998 Times Rich countries generally seize the lion's share of trade. the ˈlion’s share (of something) (British English) the largest part of something that is being shared: The lion’s share of the awards have gone to American stars again.This idiom comes from one of Aesop’s fables. The lion is helped by other animals to kill a stag, but then refuses to share it with them. lion's share The greatest or best part. lion's share, the The greater part of something. This term comes from one of Aesop’s fables, in which the lion got not just the largest part of the kill acquired in hunting with an ass, fox, and wolf, but all of it, since the others were afraid to claim their share.
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