英语词组case是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

case

1. noun

a promiscuous woman AUSTRALIA, 1967.

a patient with a sexually transmitted infection US, 1994.

a love-affair UK, 1860.

to engage in an adulterous relationship UK, 1977

2. verb

to look over a place or person, especially in anticipation of criminal activity US, 1914.

to work as a prostitute. A cynical variation of 'go case' (to have sex with) UK, 1996.

to tease someone, to scold someone US, 1971.

to put a prisoner on report for a breach of regulations UK, 1950

idiomcase► a basket case► case the jointbe a case in pointused in order to say that a thing, person, or situation is a good example of what you are talking about:His talents as a businessman were matched only by his capacity for violence. His murder of his father's driver is a case in point.Some dramatic ideas work much better on radio than on television - a case in point is 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'.get off my case!spoken a rude expression, used in order to tell someone who keeps criticizing you to stop:Get off my case, will you?Why don't you get off my case and think about your own problems for a while! —see also get/be on sb's caseget/be on sb's caseto keep criticizing someone or complaining about them:My boss is always on my case about some little thing or other.The next time your parents get on your case about playing video games, tell them this is the future. —see also get off my case!I rest my casespoken used in order to say that something proves what you have just been saying:He lied about the money just like he lied when he said he'd be here today. He's not here, is he? ...I rest my case."Look at that guy on the bike - he must be crazy." "It's a woman." "I rest my case."

Note In the US, when lawyers have finished trying to prove their case in a court of law, they often say 'the defence rests' or 'the prosecution rests'.

make a federal case out of sth AmEAmEspoken to make a problem seem much more important than it really is, especially by talking about it too much:There's no need to make a federal case out of it, Paige - I believe you!You're not going to make a federal case out of it, I hope. I did say I'm sorry. —see also make a mountain out of a molehillan open-and-shut caseused about a legal case that is easy to prove, and will not take long in a court of law:We thought it was an open-and-shut case, but the jury took several days to decide.This is not an open-and-shut accidental death case - there are too many unanswered questions.

case

the [current] instance; an actual situation. I think Bill is a vegetarian, and if that is the case, we should not serve him meat. Susie believes trees can talk, but that is not the case.

See:

(not) care two hoots
a basket case
a case in point
a case of (something)
a case of mistaken identity
a case of the blind leading the blind
a federal case
a hard case
an open-and-shut case
as the case may be
basket case
be no question that (something will happen/is the case)
be on (one's) case
be on somebody's case
be on someone's case
be on the case
best/worst-case scenario
best-case scenario
build a case
build a case against (someone or something)
case
case closed
case in point
case of
case of mistaken identity
case of the blind leading the blind
case of the dropsy
case of the jitters
case of the shorts
case out
case someone/something out
case the joint
Circumstances alter cases
Don’t make a federal case out of it!
don't make a federal case (out) of (something)
gather a case
gather a case against (someone or something)
get down to brass tacks
get down to cases
get off (one's) case
Get off case!
get off somebody's case
get off someone’s back
get off someone’s case
get on (one's) case
get on someone’s case
hard case
hard cases make bad laws
have a bad case of the simples
have a case
have a case (against someone or something)
have a case on
have a case on (someone)
headcase
I rest my case
in any case
in case
in case of
in case of something
in case you missed it
in no case
in that case
in the case of
in the case of (someone or something)
just in case
keep off back
make a case for (something)
make a case that
make a federal case (out) of (something)
make a federal case of
make a federal case out of
make a federal case out of something
make out a case
make out like (something is the case)
make out that (something is the case)
meet the case
nut case
nutcase
off (one's) case
off case
off someone's back
on (one's) case
on case
on someone's back
on the case
open-and-shut case
piece of cake
prove to (one) that (something is the case)
rest your case
staircase wit
the shorts
the worst-case scenario
work (one's) soul case out
work it so (that) (something is the case)
work the soul case out of
work things so (that) (something is the case)
worst-case scenario

词组	case
释义	case 1. noun 1 a promiscuous woman AUSTRALIA, 1967. 2 a patient with a sexually transmitted infection US, 1994. 3 a love-affair UK, 1860. 4 to engage in an adulterous relationship UK, 1977 2. verb 1 to look over a place or person, especially in anticipation of criminal activity US, 1914. 2 to work as a prostitute. A cynical variation of 'go case' (to have sex with) UK, 1996. 3 to tease someone, to scold someone US, 1971. 4 to put a prisoner on report for a breach of regulations UK, 1950 idiomcase► a basket case► case the jointbe a case in pointused in order to say that a thing, person, or situation is a good example of what you are talking about:His talents as a businessman were matched only by his capacity for violence. His murder of his father's driver is a case in point.Some dramatic ideas work much better on radio than on television - a case in point is 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'.get off my case!spoken a rude expression, used in order to tell someone who keeps criticizing you to stop:Get off my case, will you?Why don't you get off my case and think about your own problems for a while! —see also get/be on sb's caseget/be on sb's caseto keep criticizing someone or complaining about them:My boss is always on my case about some little thing or other.The next time your parents get on your case about playing video games, tell them this is the future. —see also get off my case!I rest my casespoken used in order to say that something proves what you have just been saying:He lied about the money just like he lied when he said he'd be here today. He's not here, is he? ...I rest my case."Look at that guy on the bike - he must be crazy." "It's a woman." "I rest my case." Note In the US, when lawyers have finished trying to prove their case in a court of law, they often say 'the defence rests' or 'the prosecution rests'. make a federal case out of sth AmEAmEspoken to make a problem seem much more important than it really is, especially by talking about it too much:There's no need to make a federal case out of it, Paige - I believe you!You're not going to make a federal case out of it, I hope. I did say I'm sorry. —see also make a mountain out of a molehillan open-and-shut caseused about a legal case that is easy to prove, and will not take long in a court of law:We thought it was an open-and-shut case, but the jury took several days to decide.This is not an open-and-shut accidental death case - there are too many unanswered questions. case the [current] instance; an actual situation. I think Bill is a vegetarian, and if that is the case, we should not serve him meat. Susie believes trees can talk, but that is not the case. See: (not) care two hoots a basket case a case in point a case of (something) a case of mistaken identity a case of the blind leading the blind a federal case a hard case an open-and-shut case as the case may be basket case be no question that (something will happen/is the case) be on (one's) case be on somebody's case be on someone's case be on the case best/worst-case scenario best-case scenario build a case build a case against (someone or something) case case closed case in point case of case of mistaken identity case of the blind leading the blind case of the dropsy case of the jitters case of the shorts case out case someone/something out case the joint Circumstances alter cases Don’t make a federal case out of it! don't make a federal case (out) of (something) gather a case gather a case against (someone or something) get down to brass tacks get down to cases get off (one's) case Get off case! get off somebody's case get off someone’s back get off someone’s case get on (one's) case get on someone’s case hard case hard cases make bad laws have a bad case of the simples have a case have a case (against someone or something) have a case on have a case on (someone) headcase I rest my case in any case in case in case of in case of something in case you missed it in no case in that case in the case of in the case of (someone or something) just in case keep off back make a case for (something) make a case that make a federal case (out) of (something) make a federal case of make a federal case out of make a federal case out of something make out a case make out like (something is the case) make out that (something is the case) meet the case nut case nutcase off (one's) case off case off someone's back on (one's) case on case on someone's back on the case open-and-shut case piece of cake prove to (one) that (something is the case) rest your case staircase wit the shorts the worst-case scenario work (one's) soul case out work it so (that) (something is the case) work the soul case out of work things so (that) (something is the case) worst-case scenario
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