英语词组have seen/known better days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 known better days

To be or look particularly shabby, ill-kept, or in poor condition. Well, this car has known better days, but it's been reliable for me since the day I bought it 20 years ago. The poor guy who runs the building is a sweet fellow, but he has certainly known better days by the looks of him.

have seen better days

To be or look particularly shabby, ill-kept, or in poor condition. Wow, this car has seen better days. What'd you do, drive it through a minefield? The poor guy who runs the building has certainly seen better days, but he's a sweet fellow.

have seen better days

Euph. to be in bad condition. My old car has seen better days, but at least it's still running. She's seen better days, it's true, but she's still lots of fun.

have seen better days

If something has seen better days, it is old and in poor condition. The houses had seen better days and their crumbling plaster was now dirty grey and damp. There was an old brass double bed with a mattress that had seen better days.

have seen/known better ˈdays

be in a worse condition than in the past: That jacket of yours has seen better days — isn’t it time you bought a new one?

词组	have seen/known better days
释义	have known better days To be or look particularly shabby, ill-kept, or in poor condition. Well, this car has known better days, but it's been reliable for me since the day I bought it 20 years ago. The poor guy who runs the building is a sweet fellow, but he has certainly known better days by the looks of him. have seen better days To be or look particularly shabby, ill-kept, or in poor condition. Wow, this car has seen better days. What'd you do, drive it through a minefield? The poor guy who runs the building has certainly seen better days, but he's a sweet fellow. have seen better days Euph. to be in bad condition. My old car has seen better days, but at least it's still running. She's seen better days, it's true, but she's still lots of fun. have seen better days If something has seen better days, it is old and in poor condition. The houses had seen better days and their crumbling plaster was now dirty grey and damp. There was an old brass double bed with a mattress that had seen better days. have seen/known better ˈdays be in a worse condition than in the past: That jacket of yours has seen better days — isn’t it time you bought a new one?
随便看	Turkish delight; Turkish Turkish rope Turk McGurk turn turn a blind eye turn a blind eye/deaf ear turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to turn a blind eye to turn a blind eye (to) turn a blind eye to something turn a blind eye to (something) turnabout turn about Turnabout is fair play. turnabout is fair play turnabouts turn a corner turn a deaf ear turn a deaf ear to turn a deaf ear (to someone or something) turn a deaf ear to something turn a deaf ear (to sth) turn against turn against someone turn against (someone or something)