英语词组play (merry) hell with (someone or something)是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

play (merry) hell with (someone or something)

To cause issues or disruptions for someone or something. This wonky Internet signal is playing merry hell with my site edits right now.

play hell with someone or something

Fig. to cause enormous disruptions with someone or something. (Use discretion with hell.) Your proposal would play hell with Gerry and his plans. This new event really plays hell with my schedule.

play hell

play merry hell

mainly BRITISH

If someone plays hell or plays merry hell, they cause trouble by behaving badly or complaining a lot. I went to the school and played hell with them. She played merry hell and stormed out in a rage. Note: Verbs such as kick up, raise or create can be used instead of play. I will be raising merry hell at the meeting tomorrrow.

play hell with something

play merry hell with something

mainly BRITISH

If one thing plays hell with another or plays merry hell with another, the first thing has a bad effect on the second one or causes great confusion. Divorce and remarriage play hell with property and inheritance law. Slugs play merry hell with growing plants.

play (merry) hell with

throw into turmoil; disrupt. informal

play (merry) ˈhell with somebody/something

(British English, informal) disturb, upset or trouble somebody/something very much: These storms play merry hell with our TV reception.

play hell with someone/something

and play the devil with someone/something

tv. to cause difficulty for someone or something. You know that this cake is going to play hell with my diet. Your driving is playing the devil with my upset stomach.

词组	play (merry) hell with (someone or something)
释义	play (merry) hell with (someone or something) To cause issues or disruptions for someone or something. This wonky Internet signal is playing merry hell with my site edits right now. play hell with someone or something Fig. to cause enormous disruptions with someone or something. (Use discretion with hell.) Your proposal would play hell with Gerry and his plans. This new event really plays hell with my schedule. play hell or play merry hell mainly BRITISH If someone plays hell or plays merry hell, they cause trouble by behaving badly or complaining a lot. I went to the school and played hell with them. She played merry hell and stormed out in a rage. Note: Verbs such as kick up, raise or create can be used instead of play. I will be raising merry hell at the meeting tomorrrow. play hell with something or play merry hell with something mainly BRITISH If one thing plays hell with another or plays merry hell with another, the first thing has a bad effect on the second one or causes great confusion. Divorce and remarriage play hell with property and inheritance law. Slugs play merry hell with growing plants. play (merry) hell with throw into turmoil; disrupt. informal play (merry) ˈhell with somebody/something (British English, informal) disturb, upset or trouble somebody/something very much: These storms play merry hell with our TV reception. play hell with someone/something and play the devil with someone/something tv. to cause difficulty for someone or something. You know that this cake is going to play hell with my diet. Your driving is playing the devil with my upset stomach.
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