词组 | read (one) like a book |
释义 | read (one) like a bookTo easily analyze and thoroughly understand one, especially one's emotions, motivations, etc. You won't be a very successful thief with that nervous demeanor—the cops will read you like a book. I can read you like a book, and I can tell that something's wrong, so please tell me what it is. read someone like a bookFig. to understand someone very well. I've got John figured out. I can read him like a book. Of course I understand you. I read you like a book. read someone like a bookIf you can read someone like a book, you find it easy to know what they are thinking. Very clever of them, that bit. They must have read me like a book. There are a number of books on the market which suggest that it is possible to learn to read a person like a book. read someone like a bookbe able to understand someone's thoughts and motives clearly or easily.ˌread somebody like a ˈbook(informal) understand somebody so well that you can guess what they will say or do before they say or do it: She found that after living with him for a year or more, she could read him like a book. |
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