英语词组know onions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

know onionsknow (your) onions

British & Australian, humorous to know a lot about a particular subject.

That car salesman certainly knew his onions, didn't he?

know (one's) onions

To be very knowledgeable or skilled in some area. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. I think Nicole is our best candidate for the job—when it comes to corporate accounting, she really knows her onions.

know your onions

BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED

If you know your onions, you know a lot about a particular subject. She really knows her onions in the historical field. Note: This may derive from the rhyming slang `onion rings', meaning `things'.

know your onions

be fully knowledgeable about something. informal

Onions is perhaps short for rhyming slang onion rings , meaning ‘things’. The phrase dates from the 1920s.

词组	know onions
释义	Idiom know onionsknow (your) onions British & Australian, humorous to know a lot about a particular subject. That car salesman certainly knew his onions, didn't he? (redirected from know onions) know (one's) onions To be very knowledgeable or skilled in some area. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. I think Nicole is our best candidate for the job—when it comes to corporate accounting, she really knows her onions. know your onions BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED If you know your onions, you know a lot about a particular subject. She really knows her onions in the historical field. Note: This may derive from the rhyming slang `onion rings', meaning `things'. know your onions be fully knowledgeable about something. informal Onions is perhaps short for rhyming slang onion rings , meaning ‘things’. The phrase dates from the 1920s.
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