英语词组have a bee in their bonnets是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

have a bee in (one's) bonnet

To talk incessantly about something one thinks is important (often in spite of others' disinterest). Ever since the blizzard last year, Dad has had a bee in his bonnet about moving to a warmer climate It seems that Mike still has a bee in his bonnet over the criticism he got in the staff meeting.

have a bee in your bonnet

If you have a bee in your bonnet about a subject, you feel very strongly about it and keep talking about it. Daley has a bee in her bonnet about the state of popular music. There was no arguing with the boy when he'd got a bee in his bonnet. Note: This expression suggests that you think the subject that a person keeps talking about is not important. The expression is considered old-fashioned in American English. Note: Two images are suggested by this expression. The first is of thoughts moving around inside someone's head like bees. The second is of someone who has a bee trapped in their hat and is anxious to get it out before they are stung.

have a bee in your bonnet

have an obsessive preoccupation with something. informal

This expression, along with have bees in the head or bees in the brain , was first used to refer to someone who was regarded as crazy or eccentric.

have a ˈbee in your bonnet

(informal) think or talk about something all the time and believe that it is very important: Harry’s always going around opening windows. He’s got a bee in his bonnet about fresh air.

A bonnet is a hat tied with strings under the chin, worn by babies and, especially in the past, by women.

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释义	(redirected from have a bee in their bonnets) have a bee in (one's) bonnet To talk incessantly about something one thinks is important (often in spite of others' disinterest). Ever since the blizzard last year, Dad has had a bee in his bonnet about moving to a warmer climate It seems that Mike still has a bee in his bonnet over the criticism he got in the staff meeting. have a bee in your bonnet If you have a bee in your bonnet about a subject, you feel very strongly about it and keep talking about it. Daley has a bee in her bonnet about the state of popular music. There was no arguing with the boy when he'd got a bee in his bonnet. Note: This expression suggests that you think the subject that a person keeps talking about is not important. The expression is considered old-fashioned in American English. Note: Two images are suggested by this expression. The first is of thoughts moving around inside someone's head like bees. The second is of someone who has a bee trapped in their hat and is anxious to get it out before they are stung. have a bee in your bonnet have an obsessive preoccupation with something. informal This expression, along with have bees in the head or bees in the brain , was first used to refer to someone who was regarded as crazy or eccentric. have a ˈbee in your bonnet (informal) think or talk about something all the time and believe that it is very important: Harry’s always going around opening windows. He’s got a bee in his bonnet about fresh air. A bonnet is a hat tied with strings under the chin, worn by babies and, especially in the past, by women.
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