英语词组SKILL是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

IDIOMSLANG

SKILL

able to do something blindfolded and able to do something standing on one's head

able to do something easily and quickly, possibly without even looking. (Informal. Able to can be replaced with can.)

Bill boasted that he could pass his driver's test blindfolded.Mary is very good with computers. She can program blindfolded.Dr. Jones is a great surgeon. He can take out an appendix standing on his head.

bag of tricks

a collection of special techniques or methods.

What have you got in your bag of tricks that could help me with this problem?Here comes Mother with her bag of tricks. I'm sure she can help us.

be a past master at something

to have been proven extremely good or skillful at an activity.

Mary is a past master at cooking omeletes.Pam is a past master at the art of complaining.

death on something

accurate or deadly at doing something requiring skill or great effort.

John is death on curve balls. He's our best pitcher.The boxing champ is really death on those fast punches.

know (all) the tricks of the trade

to possess the skills and knowledge necessary to do something.

Tom can repair car engines. He knows the tricks of the trade.If I knew all the tricks of the trade, I could be a better plumber.

know-how

knowledge and skill. (Informal.)

Peter doesn't have the know-how to mend that car.Mary hasn't the know-how to work the computer.

know the ropes

to know how to do something. (Informal.)

I can't do the job because I don't know the ropes.Ask Sally to do it. She knows the ropes.

play one's cards right and play one's cards well

to work or negotiate correctly and skillfully. (Informal.)

If you play your cards right, you can get whatever you want.She didn't play her cards well, and she ended up with something less than what she wanted.

SKILL - LACKING

out of practice

performing poorly due to a lack of practice.

I used to be able to play the piano extremely well, but now I'm out of practice.The baseball players lost the game because they were out of practice.

词组	SKILL
释义	IDIOMSLANG SKILL able to do something blindfolded and able to do something standing on one's head able to do something easily and quickly, possibly without even looking. (Informal. Able to can be replaced with can.) Bill boasted that he could pass his driver's test blindfolded.Mary is very good with computers. She can program blindfolded.Dr. Jones is a great surgeon. He can take out an appendix standing on his head. bag of tricks a collection of special techniques or methods. What have you got in your bag of tricks that could help me with this problem?Here comes Mother with her bag of tricks. I'm sure she can help us. be a past master at something to have been proven extremely good or skillful at an activity. Mary is a past master at cooking omeletes.Pam is a past master at the art of complaining. death on something accurate or deadly at doing something requiring skill or great effort. John is death on curve balls. He's our best pitcher.The boxing champ is really death on those fast punches. know (all) the tricks of the trade to possess the skills and knowledge necessary to do something. Tom can repair car engines. He knows the tricks of the trade.If I knew all the tricks of the trade, I could be a better plumber. know-how knowledge and skill. (Informal.) Peter doesn't have the know-how to mend that car.Mary hasn't the know-how to work the computer. know the ropes to know how to do something. (Informal.) I can't do the job because I don't know the ropes.Ask Sally to do it. She knows the ropes. play one's cards right and play one's cards well to work or negotiate correctly and skillfully. (Informal.) If you play your cards right, you can get whatever you want.She didn't play her cards well, and she ended up with something less than what she wanted. SKILL - LACKING out of practice performing poorly due to a lack of practice. I used to be able to play the piano extremely well, but now I'm out of practice.The baseball players lost the game because they were out of practice. cut the mustard tr. to be able to do something requiring youth or vigor. (Usually in the expression too old to cut the mustard.) Do you really think he can cut the mustard?She's not too old to cut the mustard. fancy footwork and fast footwork n. artful maneuvering; fast and clever thinking. Ken did a lot of fancy footwork to get out of that one.Fast footwork is the key to success in politics. green thumb n. a wonderful ability to garden and grow houseplants. Heidi has a green thumb and can work wonders with plants.If I had a green thumb, I could grow my own bananas. maven and mavin n. an expert; a selfproclaimed expert. (From Hebrew mevin via Yiddish.) A maven in the stock market you are not.Harriet—a well-known clothing maven in Rochester —keeps giving pointers on fabrics, but I don't listen. natural n. someone with obvious natural talent. That guy is a natural!Can she ever dance! What a natural! natural-born mod. born with talent or skill. She is really a natural-born dancer.Mary is a natural-born artist. one's bag n. one's preferences; one's talents. Working crossword puzzles is my bag.Hey, Tom, what's your bag? What do you like to do? pro 1. n. a “professional” (at anything); someone as good as a professional. I'm a pro at photography.When it comes to typing, he's a pro. 2. mod. professional. I hope to play pro ball next year.This is not what I'd call a pro hammer. techie n. a person with technical skills or knowledge. We'll have to take this problem to a techie.The techies say it should work, theoretically, that is. tricks of the trade n. special skills and knowledge associated with any trade or profession. I know a few tricks of the trade that make things easier.I learned the tricks of the trade from my uncle. whiz n. a talented or skilled person. She's a real whiz with stats.I'm no math whiz, but I can find your errors. whiz kid n. a bright young person. The boss's new whiz kid doesn't seem to be doing the job very well.We need a whiz kid to get things brought up to date around here.
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