英语词组taste blood是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomtaste bloodto gain enough of an advantage, or be able to do enough harm to an opponent, that you want to try to do more ◆ often used in newspapers, on television news etc:Hathaway had tasted blood, and went on to take three more wickets.The Democrats tasted blood that day, and began to fight. —see also scent blood

taste blood

1. To achieve a small victory or advantage over an opponent, giving one the encouragement or confidence to pursue total victory. The underdog tasted blood with her victory in the first round, and she's coming out with guns blazing to try to secure a championship title here today.

2. To have a first experience of something thrilling or exciting that prompts one to seek that experience again. Once I tasted blood skydiving, I knew I had to try to do it as often as I possibly could.

taste blood

Fig. to experience something exciting, and perhaps dangerous, for the first time. She had tasted blood once, and she knew that the life of a race-car driver was for her. Once you taste blood, you're hooked.

taste blood

If you taste blood, you have a small victory and this encourages you to think that you can defeat your opponent completely. The real opposition to the Government continues to be its own backbenchers who have now tasted blood for the first time. Note: You can also say that someone gets a taste of blood. That experience changed him, gave him a taste of blood, a taste of real power.

taste blood

achieve an early success that stimulates further efforts.

taste blood

tv. to experience something exciting, and perhaps dangerous, for the first time. Once you taste blood, you’re hooked.

词组	taste blood
释义	taste blood Theme: EXPERIENCE tr. to experience something exciting, and perhaps dangerous, for the first time. She had tasted blood once, and she knew that the life of a race-car driver was for her.Once you taste blood, you're hooked. Idiom taste blood to achieve a small victory, which makes you want or expect an even greater one. I could taste blood after the first day of the trial and I knew we would win in the end. idiomtaste bloodto gain enough of an advantage, or be able to do enough harm to an opponent, that you want to try to do more ◆ often used in newspapers, on television news etc:Hathaway had tasted blood, and went on to take three more wickets.The Democrats tasted blood that day, and began to fight. —see also scent blood taste blood 1. To achieve a small victory or advantage over an opponent, giving one the encouragement or confidence to pursue total victory. The underdog tasted blood with her victory in the first round, and she's coming out with guns blazing to try to secure a championship title here today. 2. To have a first experience of something thrilling or exciting that prompts one to seek that experience again. Once I tasted blood skydiving, I knew I had to try to do it as often as I possibly could. taste blood Fig. to experience something exciting, and perhaps dangerous, for the first time. She had tasted blood once, and she knew that the life of a race-car driver was for her. Once you taste blood, you're hooked. taste blood If you taste blood, you have a small victory and this encourages you to think that you can defeat your opponent completely. The real opposition to the Government continues to be its own backbenchers who have now tasted blood for the first time. Note: You can also say that someone gets a taste of blood. That experience changed him, gave him a taste of blood, a taste of real power. taste blood achieve an early success that stimulates further efforts. taste blood tv. to experience something exciting, and perhaps dangerous, for the first time. Once you taste blood, you’re hooked.
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