英语词组item是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

collector's item

An item that is especially noteworthy for its value, rarity, and/or history and would thus be prized by someone who collects such things. We went through my grandfather's attic and came upon a number of different collector's items, from rare toys to vintage rifles.

be an item

To be a romantic couple. I thought Luke and Andrea broke up—is it true that they're an item again?

hot item

1. Something that is selling very well. That toy has been a hot item in my store for months—I can barely keep it in stock!

2. A particularly passionate romantic couple. A: "Mike and Sue sure seem like a hot item these days." B: "I know, they can hardly keep their hands off each other!"

collector's item

An object of great interest, value, or rarity, as in This necklace is a collector's item. Originating in the early 1900s as collector's piece, a usage still common in Britain, the term in its present form is occasionally transferred to persons as well, as in The Beach Boys became a collector's item on the tour. [c. 1930]

be an item

INFORMAL

If two people are an item, they are having a romantic or sexual relationship. She and Gino were an item.

be an item

(of a couple) be involved in an established romantic or sexual relationship. informal

1997 Independent ‘It is fair to say they are an item but they are not engaged,’ said one of Mr Brown's closest confidantes.

be an ˈitem

(informal) be involved in a romantic or sexual relationship: Are they an item?

hot item

1. n. an item that sells well. This little thing is a hot item this season.

2. n. a romantically serious couple. Sam and Mary are quite a hot item lately.

big-ticket item, a

An expensive purchase; a large outlay. Ticket refers either to the price tag or to the banking term meaning a preliminary record of a transaction before it is posted in a permanent book of account. The term originated in the United States about 1940 and is a borderline cliché.

词组	item
释义	hot item item noun a romantically-linked couple. Expressing a commitment that the two individuals be considered as a single item US, 1981 idiomitembe an itemif two people are an item, everyone knows that they are having a romantic relationship:It's official! Naomi Campbell and Joaquin Cortez are an item.You and Richard seem to have become a bit of an item. Is it serious? collector's item An item that is especially noteworthy for its value, rarity, and/or history and would thus be prized by someone who collects such things. We went through my grandfather's attic and came upon a number of different collector's items, from rare toys to vintage rifles. be an item To be a romantic couple. I thought Luke and Andrea broke up—is it true that they're an item again? hot item 1. Something that is selling very well. That toy has been a hot item in my store for months—I can barely keep it in stock! 2. A particularly passionate romantic couple. A: "Mike and Sue sure seem like a hot item these days." B: "I know, they can hardly keep their hands off each other!" collector's item An object of great interest, value, or rarity, as in This necklace is a collector's item. Originating in the early 1900s as collector's piece, a usage still common in Britain, the term in its present form is occasionally transferred to persons as well, as in The Beach Boys became a collector's item on the tour. [c. 1930] be an item INFORMAL If two people are an item, they are having a romantic or sexual relationship. She and Gino were an item. be an item (of a couple) be involved in an established romantic or sexual relationship. informal 1997 Independent ‘It is fair to say they are an item but they are not engaged,’ said one of Mr Brown's closest confidantes. be an ˈitem (informal) be involved in a romantic or sexual relationship: Are they an item? hot item 1. n. an item that sells well. This little thing is a hot item this season. 2. n. a romantically serious couple. Sam and Mary are quite a hot item lately. big-ticket item, a An expensive purchase; a large outlay. Ticket refers either to the price tag or to the banking term meaning a preliminary record of a transaction before it is posted in a permanent book of account. The term originated in the United States about 1940 and is a borderline cliché.
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