英语词组have something in your sights是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	have something in your sights
释义	Idiom have something in your sightshave (something) in (your) sights to be trying to achieve something, especially when you are very likely to succeed. After months of training, Hilary now has the gold medal firmly in her sights. have something in your sights COMMON If you have something in your sights, you aim to achieve it, and you have a good chance of success. Note: The sights on a weapon such as a rifle are the part that helps you to aim it more accurately. Liverpool have the Championship firmly in their sights. I am studying at university, with good job prospects firmly in my sights.
随便看	there is other pebbles on the beach there is plenty more fish in the sea there is plenty more pebbles on the beach there is plenty of fish in the sea there is plenty of other fish in the sea there is plenty of other pebbles on the beach there is plenty of pebbles on the beach there is reason in the roasting of eggs There is safety in numbers there is safety in numbers there is some question of there is something about there is something for you there is still life in this old dog there is that there is the rub There is trouble brewing there is truth in wine there it is there I was with Davey Crockett... there lay rub there lies the rub there'll be (all) hell to pay there'll be hell to pay there'll be merry hell to pay

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