英语词组have a head for heights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 head for (something)

1. To have the mental ability to do something well. I've always been good at math—I guess I just have a head for numbers.

2. To have the ability to withstand or endure something. I never had a head for flying before, but I'm getting used to it now that I have to travel so much for work.

have a head for heights

To be comfortable in very high places; to not be afraid of heights. Jed likes to climb rock walls without a rope, so you can definitely say he has a head for heights.

have a (good) head for ˈheights

be able to stand on a high place without feeling ill or afraid: I won’t go up the church tower with you. I’ve no head for heights.

词组	have a head for heights
释义	have a head for (something) 1. To have the mental ability to do something well. I've always been good at math—I guess I just have a head for numbers. 2. To have the ability to withstand or endure something. I never had a head for flying before, but I'm getting used to it now that I have to travel so much for work. have a head for heights To be comfortable in very high places; to not be afraid of heights. Jed likes to climb rock walls without a rope, so you can definitely say he has a head for heights. have a (good) head for ˈheights be able to stand on a high place without feeling ill or afraid: I won’t go up the church tower with you. I’ve no head for heights.
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