英语词组give somebody their head是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

give (one) (one's) head

To allow one to do what one wants; to grant one more or total freedom. Can you believe the boss gave me my head on this project? Finally, I can present a campaign with my own vision! I'm giving you your head on this project, I hope to see some real innovation.

give somebody their ˈhead

give somebody the freedom to do what they want: We must give the new art teacher her head, so that she has the freedom to do things differently. OPPOSITE: tie somebody’s handsThis idiom refers to allowing a horse to go as fast as it likes when you are riding it.

词组	give somebody their head
释义	give (one) (one's) head To allow one to do what one wants; to grant one more or total freedom. Can you believe the boss gave me my head on this project? Finally, I can present a campaign with my own vision! I'm giving you your head on this project, I hope to see some real innovation. give somebody their ˈhead give somebody the freedom to do what they want: We must give the new art teacher her head, so that she has the freedom to do things differently. OPPOSITE: tie somebody’s handsThis idiom refers to allowing a horse to go as fast as it likes when you are riding it.
随便看	want for (something) want head examined want her bread buttered on both sides want her in want her out want him in want him out want his bread buttered on both sides want in wanting wanting bread buttered on both sides wanting for wanting for nothing wanting her bread buttered on both sides wanting her in wanting her out wanting him in wanting him out wanting his bread buttered on both sides wanting in wanting me in wanting me out wanting my bread buttered on both sides wanting none of wanting none of it