英语词组abuse是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ABUSE

pick on someone your own size

to abuse someone who is big enough to fight back.

Go pick on somebody your own size!Max should learn to pick on someone his own size.

take liberties with someone or something and make free with someone or something

to use or abuse someone or something.

You are overly familiar with me, Mr. Jones. One might think you were taking liberties with me.I don't like it when you make free with my lawn mower. You should at least ask when you want to borrow it.

walk all over someone

to treat someone badly.

She's so mean to her children. She walks all over them.The manager had walked all over Ann for months. Finally she quit.

abuse of distress

The wrongful or unlawful use or sale of property that has been seized in order to force payment or the performance of some contractual obligation (known in law as the process of distress or distrain). It was a clear case of abuse of distress: the landlord, without a court order, changed the locks on the door and then seized and sold the tenants' belongings only an hour after serving them a notice of eviction.

abuse of privileges

The wrongful or unlawful misuse of power in one's duties, either at the expense of others or to the advantage of the abuser. The governor displayed a flagrant abuse of privileges, channeling state funds toward a project owned by her son-in-law at the expense of more worthwhile causes. The moderator was deemed to have committed an abuse of privileges, deleting comments that opposed his own.

be wide open to (something)

To be a likely target of anger, criticism, or judgment. You will be wide open to discipline if you keep coming into work late. Because I'm an artist and all of my siblings are doctors, I'm always wide open to criticism at family functions.

abuse (oneself)

To masturbate. A: "Why is he all embarrassed today?" B: "Oh, his crush walked in on him abusing himself. How horrifying is that?"

abuse oneself

To masturbate.

词组	abuse
释义	ABUSE pick on someone your own size to abuse someone who is big enough to fight back. Go pick on somebody your own size!Max should learn to pick on someone his own size. take liberties with someone or something and make free with someone or something to use or abuse someone or something. You are overly familiar with me, Mr. Jones. One might think you were taking liberties with me.I don't like it when you make free with my lawn mower. You should at least ask when you want to borrow it. walk all over someone to treat someone badly. She's so mean to her children. She walks all over them.The manager had walked all over Ann for months. Finally she quit. abuse of distress The wrongful or unlawful use or sale of property that has been seized in order to force payment or the performance of some contractual obligation (known in law as the process of distress or distrain). It was a clear case of abuse of distress: the landlord, without a court order, changed the locks on the door and then seized and sold the tenants' belongings only an hour after serving them a notice of eviction. abuse of privileges The wrongful or unlawful misuse of power in one's duties, either at the expense of others or to the advantage of the abuser. The governor displayed a flagrant abuse of privileges, channeling state funds toward a project owned by her son-in-law at the expense of more worthwhile causes. The moderator was deemed to have committed an abuse of privileges, deleting comments that opposed his own. be wide open to (something) To be a likely target of anger, criticism, or judgment. You will be wide open to discipline if you keep coming into work late. Because I'm an artist and all of my siblings are doctors, I'm always wide open to criticism at family functions. abuse (oneself) To masturbate. A: "Why is he all embarrassed today?" B: "Oh, his crush walked in on him abusing himself. How horrifying is that?" abuse oneself To masturbate.
随便看	take somebody into my heart take somebody into one's heart take somebody into our hearts take somebody into their hearts take somebody into your confidence take somebody into your heart take somebody off take somebody off guard take somebody off-guard take somebody off somebody's hands take somebody on take somebody on as take somebody out take somebody out of himself, herself, etc. take somebody out to dinner take somebody over take somebody round take somebody's breath away take somebody seriously take somebody's fancy take somebody's hands off take somebody's hat off to take somebody's life take somebody's measure take somebody's mind off something