英语词组in spades是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomin spades especially AmEespecially AmEused in order to emphasize that something is happening or being done to a great degree or in a great amount:Christina suffered in spades despite her wealth and fame; it's natural that people will want to read about her.The politicians are terrified of the opinion polls - this election is like 1972, but in spades.

in spades

In large quantity or to an extreme degree. A con artist needs charm, and she had it in spades. This campaign has had drama in spades, but not much discussion of the issues.

in spades

in the best or most extreme way possible; extravagantly. He flunked the test in spades. He succeeded at life in spades—honors degree, great career, rich wife, lovely children, and early retirement.

in spades

Considerably, in the extreme; also, without restraint. For example, They were having money problems, in spades, or Jan told him what he really thought of him, in spades. This expression alludes to spades as the highest-ranking suit in various card games, such as bridge, and transfers "highest" to other extremes. [Colloquial; 1920s]

in spades

COMMON

1. If you have something in spades, you have a lot of it. The job required determination and ambition — and she had both qualities in spades.

2. If something happens in spades, it happens to a great degree. All this effort has paid off in spades.

in spades

to a very high degree; as much as or more than could be desired. informal

This expression derives from the fact that spades are the highest-ranking suit in the card game bridge.

1996 Time Out Wit, vitality, heart, story-telling flair: the movie has each in spades.

in ˈspades

(informal) in large amounts or to a great degree: He’d got his revenge now, and in spades.

Spades are one of the four kinds of playing cards. They are the highest cards in the game of bridge.

in spades

mod. in the best way possible; extravagantly. He flunked the test in spades.

in spades

To a considerable degree: They had financial trouble in spades.

词组	in spades
释义	in spades Theme: EXTREME mod. in the best way possible; extravagantly. He flunked the test in spades.They won the championship in spades. Idiom in spades mainly American in large amounts or to a very great degree. The thing that you absolutely must have for this job is confidence - and Adam has it in spades.I don't get colds often, but when I do I get them in spades. idiomin spades especially AmEespecially AmEused in order to emphasize that something is happening or being done to a great degree or in a great amount:Christina suffered in spades despite her wealth and fame; it's natural that people will want to read about her.The politicians are terrified of the opinion polls - this election is like 1972, but in spades. in spades In large quantity or to an extreme degree. A con artist needs charm, and she had it in spades. This campaign has had drama in spades, but not much discussion of the issues. in spades in the best or most extreme way possible; extravagantly. He flunked the test in spades. He succeeded at life in spades—honors degree, great career, rich wife, lovely children, and early retirement. in spades Considerably, in the extreme; also, without restraint. For example, They were having money problems, in spades, or Jan told him what he really thought of him, in spades. This expression alludes to spades as the highest-ranking suit in various card games, such as bridge, and transfers "highest" to other extremes. [Colloquial; 1920s] in spades COMMON 1. If you have something in spades, you have a lot of it. The job required determination and ambition — and she had both qualities in spades. 2. If something happens in spades, it happens to a great degree. All this effort has paid off in spades. in spades to a very high degree; as much as or more than could be desired. informal This expression derives from the fact that spades are the highest-ranking suit in the card game bridge. 1996 Time Out Wit, vitality, heart, story-telling flair: the movie has each in spades. in ˈspades (informal) in large amounts or to a great degree: He’d got his revenge now, and in spades. Spades are one of the four kinds of playing cards. They are the highest cards in the game of bridge. in spades mod. in the best way possible; extravagantly. He flunked the test in spades. in spades To a considerable degree: They had financial trouble in spades.
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