| 词组 | free ride |
| 释义 | free ride Theme: EASY n. an easy time; participation without contributing anything.You've had a free ride long enough. You have to do your share of the work now.No more free rides around here. Get off your duff and get a job! Idiom free ride an opportunity or advantage that someone gets without having done anything to deserve it.Just because he was the boss's son didn't mean Tim got a free ride. free ride noun 1 used as a metaphor for attaining something without effort or cost US, 1899. 2 in poker, the right to stay in a hand without further betting, most commonly because the player has bet his entire bankroll on the hand US, 1963. 3 an orientation flight on a military aircraft US, 1983 free rideAn unfair advantage or special treatment that a person receives without earning it or paying for it. Even though his grades were poor, Gary thought he should get a free ride to college because he was a football star. You're getting a free ride living with your parents. You don't even have to pay rent! free ride1. Lit. a ride to somewhere for which no payment is demanded. I got a free ride from a truck driver who was headed for town. I won't call a taxi when I can get a free ride. 2. Fig. an easy time; participation without contributing anything. You've had a free ride long enough. You have to do your share of the work now. No more free rides around here. Get off your duff and get a job! a free rideINFORMALCOMMON If someone gets a free ride in a particular situation, they get a benefit without working or paying for it. I never wanted anyone to think I was getting a free ride or special treatment from the boss. I certainly wasn't just sitting around, getting a free ride. Note: This expression is used to show disapproval. free ride n. an easy time; participation without contributing anything. You’ve had a free ride long enough. You have to do your share of the work now. |
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