英语词组nuts是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

nuts

1. adjective

enthusiastic about; having a strong liking for; sexually infatuated UK, 1785

2. noun

the testicles; the scrotum US, 1863.

in poker, the best possible winning hand at a given moment US, 1977.

the advantage in a bet US, 1990.► do your nuts overto become infatuated with someone AUSTRALIA, 1987.► get your nuts offto ejaculate US, 1932.► have your nuts in the wringerto be trapped in a very weak position UK, 1998.► the nutsexcellent, outstanding, very impressive. Possibly, a shortening of MUTT'S NUTS UK, 2000.► the nuts are running the fruitcakeused of any situation that is managed by those who are incapable. A neat variation, formed on NUT (a mad person) and FRUITCAKE (a mad person) of THE LUNATICS ARE RUNNING THE ASYLUM UK, 2001

idiomnutsgo nutsspoken to behave in a crazy, angry, or excited way:Stovall told the jury he went nuts after he and his wife separated.Some people go nuts when their children learn to walk, talk, or read, and the day my son began to read was one of the happiest days of my life.be nuts aboutspoken to like someone or something very much:I'm nuts about Ireland and everything to do with it.Evelyn's parents didn't like her boyfriend, but she was nuts about him.the nuts and bolts of sthDetail the practical details of a subject, plan, job, etc:The nuts and bolts of how these government assistance programs work are never made clear to the public.The next section deals with the nuts and bolts of travel in Spain, and a quick read through this section will help you to get the very best out of your stay abroad.nuts-and-bolts: Instead of nuts-and-bolts advice on parenting, Family Fun focuses on activities families can enjoy together.

nuts

1. noun, vulgar slang The testicles. I kicked the mugger in the nuts and grabbed my wallet back off him. He grabbed his nuts in a lewd gesture to the crowd.

2. noun, vulgar slang Confidence, self-esteem, motivation, etc. Often but not always said of a man. You've got nuts standing up to them like that, man. He doesn't have the nuts to try a plan that bold.

3. adjective Crazy; manic or eccentric; out of one's mind. Trying to figure out what's wrong with this computer is driving me nuts! You're totally nuts if you think they'll let you get away with it.

4. interjection An exclamation of dismay, frustration, or exasperation. Ah, nuts! I left my lunchbox on the school bus! A: "Nuts!" B: "What's wrong?" A: "The screwdriver slipped out of my hand and left a big gash in the wall."

the nuts

slang In poker, the winning or best possible hand of cards. I knew I had the nuts, so I decided to slow play until the river.

nuts

and nutz

1. mod. crazy. (There is no difference in pronunciation between nuts and nutz.) That whole idea is just nuts!

2. exclam. No!; I don’t believe you!; I don’t care! (Usually Nuts!) Oh, nuts! I forgot my wallet.

3. n. the testicles. (Usually objectionable.) Chuck got kneed in the nuts in a football game.

nutz

verb

See nuts

See:

(from) soup to nuts
be nuts about
be nuts about (someone or something)
be off (one's) nut
bug nut
bust (one's) nuts
bust nuts
bust nuts to do something
bust one’s nuts
bust one’s nuts to do something
can't (do something) for nuts
crazy about
do (one's) nut
drive (one) nuts
drive batty
drive someone bonkers
drive someone crazy
drive someone nuts
eco-nut
everything from soup to nuts
for nuts
from soup to nuts
get (one's) nuts off
get down to the nuts and bolts
get one’s nuts off
get one’s rocks off
go crazy
go nuts
numbnuts
nut up
nuts
nuts about, be
nuts and bolts
nuts and bolts, the
nuts to (someone)
nuts to this/that
Nuts to you!
soup-to-nuts
The gods send nuts to those who have no teeth
the nuts
the nuts and bolts
the nuts and bolts of something
you're nuts

词组	nuts
释义	nuts Theme: CRAZINESS mod. crazy. You're nuts if you think I care.That whole idea is just nuts! Theme: TESTICLES n. the testicles. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Chuck got kneed in the nuts in a football game.She tried to kick him in the nuts, like she'd seen on television, but he turned too quickly. nuts 1. adjective enthusiastic about; having a strong liking for; sexually infatuated UK, 1785 2. noun 1 the testicles; the scrotum US, 1863. 2 in poker, the best possible winning hand at a given moment US, 1977. 3 the advantage in a bet US, 1990.► do your nuts overto become infatuated with someone AUSTRALIA, 1987.► get your nuts offto ejaculate US, 1932.► have your nuts in the wringerto be trapped in a very weak position UK, 1998.► the nutsexcellent, outstanding, very impressive. Possibly, a shortening of MUTT'S NUTS UK, 2000.► the nuts are running the fruitcakeused of any situation that is managed by those who are incapable. A neat variation, formed on NUT (a mad person) and FRUITCAKE (a mad person) of THE LUNATICS ARE RUNNING THE ASYLUM UK, 2001 idiomnutsgo nutsspoken to behave in a crazy, angry, or excited way:Stovall told the jury he went nuts after he and his wife separated.Some people go nuts when their children learn to walk, talk, or read, and the day my son began to read was one of the happiest days of my life.be nuts aboutspoken to like someone or something very much:I'm nuts about Ireland and everything to do with it.Evelyn's parents didn't like her boyfriend, but she was nuts about him.the nuts and bolts of sthDetail the practical details of a subject, plan, job, etc:The nuts and bolts of how these government assistance programs work are never made clear to the public.The next section deals with the nuts and bolts of travel in Spain, and a quick read through this section will help you to get the very best out of your stay abroad.nuts-and-bolts: Instead of nuts-and-bolts advice on parenting, Family Fun focuses on activities families can enjoy together. nuts 1. noun, vulgar slang The testicles. I kicked the mugger in the nuts and grabbed my wallet back off him. He grabbed his nuts in a lewd gesture to the crowd. 2. noun, vulgar slang Confidence, self-esteem, motivation, etc. Often but not always said of a man. You've got nuts standing up to them like that, man. He doesn't have the nuts to try a plan that bold. 3. adjective Crazy; manic or eccentric; out of one's mind. Trying to figure out what's wrong with this computer is driving me nuts! You're totally nuts if you think they'll let you get away with it. 4. interjection An exclamation of dismay, frustration, or exasperation. Ah, nuts! I left my lunchbox on the school bus! A: "Nuts!" B: "What's wrong?" A: "The screwdriver slipped out of my hand and left a big gash in the wall." the nuts slang In poker, the winning or best possible hand of cards. I knew I had the nuts, so I decided to slow play until the river. nuts and nutz 1. mod. crazy. (There is no difference in pronunciation between nuts and nutz.) That whole idea is just nuts! 2. exclam. No!; I don’t believe you!; I don’t care! (Usually Nuts!) Oh, nuts! I forgot my wallet. 3. n. the testicles. (Usually objectionable.) Chuck got kneed in the nuts in a football game. nutz verb See nuts See: (from) soup to nuts be nuts about be nuts about (someone or something) be off (one's) nut bug nut bust (one's) nuts bust nuts bust nuts to do something bust one’s nuts bust one’s nuts to do something can't (do something) for nuts crazy about do (one's) nut drive (one) nuts drive batty drive someone bonkers drive someone crazy drive someone nuts eco-nut everything from soup to nuts for nuts from soup to nuts get (one's) nuts off get down to the nuts and bolts get one’s nuts off get one’s rocks off go crazy go nuts numbnuts nut up nuts nuts about, be nuts and bolts nuts and bolts, the nuts to (someone) nuts to this/that Nuts to you! soup-to-nuts The gods send nuts to those who have no teeth the nuts the nuts and bolts the nuts and bolts of something you're nuts
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