| 词组 | had as soon do something |
| 释义 | Idiom had as soon do something and would as soon do something Theme: CHOICE prefer to do something else; to be content to do something. (The would or had is usually 'd. Also with just, as in the examples.)They want me to go into town. I'd as soon stay home.If you're cooking stew tonight, we'd as soon eat somewhere else.I would just as soon stay home as see a bad movie.If that's what we're having for dinner, I'd just as soon starve. had (just) as soon (do something)Would like to or would rather do something. Often used when one is faced with several options. It would be nice to live somewhere else, but I'd just as soon go to a local college, so that I can stay close to my family. I'd as soon stay home tonight—is that all right? had (just) as soon do somethingand would (just) as soon do somethingprefer to do something else; to be content to do something. (The would or had is usually expressed as the contraction 'd.) They want me to go into town. I'd as soon stay home. If you're cooking stew tonight, we'd as soon eat somewhere else. I would just as soon stay home as pay to go to see a bad movie. |
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