英语词组out of this world是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

out of this world

Theme: AMAZING

wonderful; extraordinary.

This pie is just out of this world.Look at you! How lovely you look—simply out of this world.

Slang

out of this world

Theme: EXCITEMENT

mod. wonderful and exciting.

This pie is out of this world.My boyfriend is just out of this world.

Theme: INTOXICATED - DRUGS

mod. drug intoxicated.

Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink?He drank until he was out of this world.

out of this world

Extraordinary; very exciting or impressive. Sometimes hyphenated. Wow, that performance was out of this world! This bakery sells some out-of-this-world desserts.

out of this world

1. Fig. wonderful and exciting. This pie is out of this world. My boyfriend is just out of this world.

2. intoxicated. Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink? He drank until he was out of this world.

out of this world

Extraordinary, superb, as in Her carrot cake is out of this world. This colloquial term refers to something too good for this world. [Early 1900s]

out of this world

COMMON If something is out of this world, it is extremely good or impressive. The music in the show was fantastic and the costumes were out of this world. The seafood there is just out of this world. Note: You can also use out-of-this-world before a noun. Spencer delivered an out-of-this-world performance after Andy Dibble was sent off after just 38 seconds.

out of this world

extremely enjoyable or impressive. informal

1995 Daily Express I thought the rest of the team, and especially the defence, were out of this world.

out of this ˈworld

(informal) unusually good: She cooked a meal which was out of this world.

out of this world

1. mod. wonderful and exciting. My boyfriend is just out of this world.

2. mod. drug intoxicated. Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink?

out of this world

Informal

Extraordinary; superb: The dinner was out of this world.

词组	out of this world
释义	Idiom out of this world Theme: AMAZING wonderful; extraordinary. This pie is just out of this world.Look at you! How lovely you look—simply out of this world. Slang out of this world Theme: EXCITEMENT mod. wonderful and exciting. This pie is out of this world.My boyfriend is just out of this world. Theme: INTOXICATED - DRUGS mod. drug intoxicated. Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink?He drank until he was out of this world. Idiom out of this world 1. extremely good. Their chocolate cake is just out of this world! 2. extremely expensive. The price of gasoline is out of this world right now. out of this world adjective extraordinary US, 1928 idiomout of this worldused in order to emphasize that something is very good, large, impressive etc:The demand for Star Trek souvenirs has been out of this world. Our first shipment sold out immediately.My son's friends are at our house constantly, and our food bills are out of this world. out of this world Extraordinary; very exciting or impressive. Sometimes hyphenated. Wow, that performance was out of this world! This bakery sells some out-of-this-world desserts. out of this world 1. Fig. wonderful and exciting. This pie is out of this world. My boyfriend is just out of this world. 2. intoxicated. Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink? He drank until he was out of this world. out of this world Extraordinary, superb, as in Her carrot cake is out of this world. This colloquial term refers to something too good for this world. [Early 1900s] out of this world COMMON If something is out of this world, it is extremely good or impressive. The music in the show was fantastic and the costumes were out of this world. The seafood there is just out of this world. Note: You can also use out-of-this-world before a noun. Spencer delivered an out-of-this-world performance after Andy Dibble was sent off after just 38 seconds. out of this world extremely enjoyable or impressive. informal 1995 Daily Express I thought the rest of the team, and especially the defence, were out of this world. out of this ˈworld (informal) unusually good: She cooked a meal which was out of this world. out of this world 1. mod. wonderful and exciting. My boyfriend is just out of this world. 2. mod. drug intoxicated. Man, is she ever out of this world! What did she drink? out of this world Informal Extraordinary; superb: The dinner was out of this world.
随便看	at the top of their voice at the top of their voices at the top of the ladder at the top of the/(one's) agenda at the top of (the/one's) agenda at the top of the pile at the top of the tree at the top of voice at the top of your agenda at the top of your game at the top of your lungs at the top of your voice at the touch of a button at the very least at the very outside at the (very) outside at the very worst at the wheel at the worst at the zenith of at this at this juncture at this juncture/moment/point in time at this moment at this moment in time