英语词组beans是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

beans

Theme: FINANCIAL

n. soybean futures contracts. (Securities markets. Usually with the.)

The beans are headed south.Buy the jan beans and sell puts on the bellies.

Theme: NONSENSE

n. nonsense. (Refers to beans that produce gas, which is hot air or nonsense.)

Come on, talk straight. No more beans!Stop feeding me beans.

Theme: NOTHING

n. nothing.

You act like you don't know beans about it.I have nothing I can give you. Nothing, zotz, beans!

beans

noun

sexual satisfaction. The metaphor is of a meal that 'fills you up' UK, 1997.

a meal. Coined in World War 2, still popular in Vietnam US, 1942.

the lunch break during a working day US, 1946.

crack cocaine UK, 2003.

horsepower US, 1965.

a small amount of money; money UK, 1893

idiombeansnot amount to a hill of beans(also not amount to a row of beans BrE)to be worth very little or be of very little importance:I feel like I've been working for nothing - it isn't going to amount to a hill of beans after taxes.The boss cracks down on little bitty things that don't amount to a hill of beans.There is a special relationship between Britain and the United States - but whether this amounts to more than a row of beans these days is questionable.be full of beans1 spoken to feel eager to do things and have a lot of energy:"He does look marvellous, doesn't he?" "Yes, and he says he's full of beans; I'm just afraid he might fall over again."I was exhausted last night, but I feel full of beans again this morning.2 AmE old-fashioned a slightly rude expression used in order to tell someone that you think their opinion is wrong:Coughlan loved a good argument. He told you what he thought, and if you told him he was full of beans, he was happier than if you agreed.sb knows how many beans make five BrEBrEused to say that someone is sensible, especially about money:She's artistic and temperamental - but she knows how many beans make five.One thing that businessmen do know is how many beans make five.spill the beans (about)spoken to tell someone something that is supposed to be a secret:She didn't know what Darren was doing - I was the one who accidentally spilled the beans.He promised that he wouldn't spill the beans about what happens at the end of the play.

beans

1. Nonsense or foolishness. His explanation is totally full of beans and doesn't answer the question at all.

2. Nothing. You know how much I know about car engines? Beans. So call your mechanic, not me!

3. Cash or money. I don't have enough beans for that right now—can I pay you back tomorrow?

4. Soybean contracts, as on the stock market. Are we selling these underperforming beans or what?

beans

1. n. nothing. I have nothing I can give you. Nothing, zotz, beans!

2. n. nonsense. (Refers to beans that produce gas, which is hot air or nonsense.) Stop feeding me beans.

3. n. soybean futures contracts. (Securities markets. Usually with the.) Buy the jan beans and sell puts on the bellies.

4. n. money; dollars. Gimme some beans. I gotta get some gas.

词组	beans
释义	beans Theme: FINANCIAL n. soybean futures contracts. (Securities markets. Usually with the.) The beans are headed south.Buy the jan beans and sell puts on the bellies. Theme: NONSENSE n. nonsense. (Refers to beans that produce gas, which is hot air or nonsense.) Come on, talk straight. No more beans!Stop feeding me beans. Theme: NOTHING n. nothing. You act like you don't know beans about it.I have nothing I can give you. Nothing, zotz, beans! beans noun 1 sexual satisfaction. The metaphor is of a meal that 'fills you up' UK, 1997. 2 a meal. Coined in World War 2, still popular in Vietnam US, 1942. 3 the lunch break during a working day US, 1946. 4 crack cocaine UK, 2003. 5 horsepower US, 1965. 6 a small amount of money; money UK, 1893 idiombeansnot amount to a hill of beans(also not amount to a row of beans BrE)to be worth very little or be of very little importance:I feel like I've been working for nothing - it isn't going to amount to a hill of beans after taxes.The boss cracks down on little bitty things that don't amount to a hill of beans.There is a special relationship between Britain and the United States - but whether this amounts to more than a row of beans these days is questionable.be full of beans1 spoken to feel eager to do things and have a lot of energy:"He does look marvellous, doesn't he?" "Yes, and he says he's full of beans; I'm just afraid he might fall over again."I was exhausted last night, but I feel full of beans again this morning.2 AmE old-fashioned a slightly rude expression used in order to tell someone that you think their opinion is wrong:Coughlan loved a good argument. He told you what he thought, and if you told him he was full of beans, he was happier than if you agreed.sb knows how many beans make five BrEBrEused to say that someone is sensible, especially about money:She's artistic and temperamental - but she knows how many beans make five.One thing that businessmen do know is how many beans make five.spill the beans (about)spoken to tell someone something that is supposed to be a secret:She didn't know what Darren was doing - I was the one who accidentally spilled the beans.He promised that he wouldn't spill the beans about what happens at the end of the play. beans 1. Nonsense or foolishness. His explanation is totally full of beans and doesn't answer the question at all. 2. Nothing. You know how much I know about car engines? Beans. So call your mechanic, not me! 3. Cash or money. I don't have enough beans for that right now—can I pay you back tomorrow? 4. Soybean contracts, as on the stock market. Are we selling these underperforming beans or what? beans 1. n. nothing. I have nothing I can give you. Nothing, zotz, beans! 2. n. nonsense. (Refers to beans that produce gas, which is hot air or nonsense.) Stop feeding me beans. 3. n. soybean futures contracts. (Securities markets. Usually with the.) Buy the jan beans and sell puts on the bellies. 4. n. money; dollars. Gimme some beans. I gotta get some gas.
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