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

comeuppance

Retribution that one deserves. Don't worry, she'll get her comeuppance—it's only so long until people see through her act.

get (one's) comeuppance

To receive retribution. Don't worry, she'll get her comeuppance—you can't gossip about people without them doing the same to you eventually.

get one's comeuppance

to get a deserved punishment. I can't wait till that snobbish girl gets her comeuppance. Joe got his comeuppance when the teacher caught him making fun of her.

get one's comeuppance

Receive the treatment one deserves, especially punishment or retribution. For example, She behaved badly, but I'm sure she'll get her comeuppance soon. The exact relationship of comeuppance to the verb come up in its common senses-"rise" and "present itself"-is no longer clear. [Mid-1800s]

get your comeˈuppance

(informal) receive a punishment for something bad that you have done and that other people feel you really deserve: I was glad to see that the bad guy got his comeuppance at the end of the movie.

get one's comeuppance

Get one’s just deserts, get the retaliation one deserves. This term dates from the mid-1800s and features virtually the only use of the noun comeuppance. William Dean Howells used it in The Rise of Silas Lapham (1884): “Rogers is a rascal . . . but I guess he’ll find he’s got his comeuppance.”

词组	comeuppances
释义	(redirected from comeuppances) comeuppance Retribution that one deserves. Don't worry, she'll get her comeuppance—it's only so long until people see through her act. get (one's) comeuppance To receive retribution. Don't worry, she'll get her comeuppance—you can't gossip about people without them doing the same to you eventually. get one's comeuppance to get a deserved punishment. I can't wait till that snobbish girl gets her comeuppance. Joe got his comeuppance when the teacher caught him making fun of her. get one's comeuppance Receive the treatment one deserves, especially punishment or retribution. For example, She behaved badly, but I'm sure she'll get her comeuppance soon. The exact relationship of comeuppance to the verb come up in its common senses-"rise" and "present itself"-is no longer clear. [Mid-1800s] get your comeˈuppance (informal) receive a punishment for something bad that you have done and that other people feel you really deserve: I was glad to see that the bad guy got his comeuppance at the end of the movie. get one's comeuppance Get one’s just deserts, get the retaliation one deserves. This term dates from the mid-1800s and features virtually the only use of the noun comeuppance. William Dean Howells used it in The Rise of Silas Lapham (1884): “Rogers is a rascal . . . but I guess he’ll find he’s got his comeuppance.”
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