英语词组be rubbing your hands together是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

be rubbing (one's) hands (with glee)

To be very enthusiastic or happy about something, typically another's misfortune. The CEO was practically rubbing his hands with glee when he heard that our rival company had gone bankrupt.

be rubbing your hands

be rubbing your hands together

mainly BRITISH

COMMON If someone is rubbing their hands or rubbing their hands together, they are very pleased or excited about something. The four remaining firms will be rubbing their hands at the prospect of new clients and fat fees. The folks at the record company must have been rubbing their hands together when they heard this band. Note: This expression is often used to imply that someone is being greedy or is unpleasantly pleased about someone else's failure.

词组	be rubbing your hands together
释义	(redirected from be rubbing your hands together) be rubbing (one's) hands (with glee) To be very enthusiastic or happy about something, typically another's misfortune. The CEO was practically rubbing his hands with glee when he heard that our rival company had gone bankrupt. be rubbing your hands or be rubbing your hands together mainly BRITISH COMMON If someone is rubbing their hands or rubbing their hands together, they are very pleased or excited about something. The four remaining firms will be rubbing their hands at the prospect of new clients and fat fees. The folks at the record company must have been rubbing their hands together when they heard this band. Note: This expression is often used to imply that someone is being greedy or is unpleasantly pleased about someone else's failure.
随便看	keep somebody's finger on the pulse keep somebody's hands clean keep somebody's nose clean keep somebody's peace keep somebody's place keep somebody's seat, etc. warm keep somebody's shirt on keep somebody's shoulder to the wheel keep somebody's weather eye open keep somebody sweet keep somebody's wits about somebody keep somebody up keep somebody waiting keep (some kind of) hours keep someone at arm's length keep someone at bay keep someone away keep someone back keep someone behind keep someone busy keep someone company keep someone dangling keep someone down keep someone guessing keep someone in