英语词组tea是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

tea

Theme: ALCOHOL

n. liquor; alcoholic drink.

Would you care for more tea?Give the lady some more tea.

Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA

n. marijuana.

Max has tea and canaries on him now. No dust.Can't you lay off that tea awhile?

Theme: URINATION

n. urine.

There is some tea on the floor.Is that tea on your pants leg?

idiomteanot (do sth) for all the tea in Chinaused in order to emphasize that you do not want to do something, and no reward would be big enough to make you do it:Parvis won't stop here - not for all the tea in China.I love being a pilot, but I wouldn't fly a regular route every day for all the tea in China.sth is no tea party used in order to say that something is difficult and needs hard work:The trip is no tea party - pupils are asked to write a study of one of the animals in the zoo.Yes sir, I know it's not a tea party - it's a big responsibility. —see also sth is no picnicmore tea, vicar? BrEBrEspoken a humorous expression, said after someone has just said or done something embarrassing or shocking:"Sarah won't be very happy." "I don't give a fuck... oops, more tea, vicar?""Gary's such an idiot ... Oh, hi, Gary." "More tea, vicar?"tea and sympathy BrEBrEa humorous expression meaning the kind words and attention that are given to someone when something unpleasant has happened to them:Mrs Wharton was receiving tea and sympathy from the WPC who had been the first to arrive on the scene.If you've come to me for tea and sympathy, go away - I warned you what Tom was like but you wouldn't listen.

tea

slang Gossip. Tell me everything that happened last night—what's the tea?

tea

1. n. liquor; alcoholic drink. Would you care for more tea?

2. n. urine. (Usually objectionable.) Is that tea on your pants leg?

3. n. marijuana. (Drugs.) Can’t you lay off that tea a while?

See:

a storm in a teacup
a storm in a teakettle
a storm in a teapot
a tempest in a teacup
a tempest in a teakettle
a tempest in a teapot
all the tea in China
be not (one's) cup of tea
cup of tea
cup of tea, one's
go for your tea
hot tea
just cup of tea
not (one's) cup of tea
not be somebody's cup of tea
not be your cup of tea
not cup of tea
not for all the tea in China
not one's cup of tea
not your cup of tea
spill (the) tea
spill the tea
tea
tea and sympathy
tea party
tempest in a teapot
the tea is piping hot
TLC
weak tea
what does that have to do with the price of tea in China
What's that got to do with the price of tea in China?
wouldn't do (something) for all the tea in China
wouldn't do something for all the tea in China

词组	tea
释义	tea Theme: ALCOHOL n. liquor; alcoholic drink. Would you care for more tea?Give the lady some more tea. Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA n. marijuana. Max has tea and canaries on him now. No dust.Can't you lay off that tea awhile? Theme: URINATION n. urine. There is some tea on the floor.Is that tea on your pants leg? tea noun 1 marijuana US, 1935. 2 in horse racing, a drug (especially cocaine or strychnine) which will stimulate a horse US, 1951.► not for all the tea in China!certainly not!; not at any price AUSTRALIA, 1937 idiomteanot (do sth) for all the tea in Chinaused in order to emphasize that you do not want to do something, and no reward would be big enough to make you do it:Parvis won't stop here - not for all the tea in China.I love being a pilot, but I wouldn't fly a regular route every day for all the tea in China.sth is no tea party used in order to say that something is difficult and needs hard work:The trip is no tea party - pupils are asked to write a study of one of the animals in the zoo.Yes sir, I know it's not a tea party - it's a big responsibility. —see also sth is no picnicmore tea, vicar? BrEBrEspoken a humorous expression, said after someone has just said or done something embarrassing or shocking:"Sarah won't be very happy." "I don't give a fuck... oops, more tea, vicar?""Gary's such an idiot ... Oh, hi, Gary." "More tea, vicar?"tea and sympathy BrEBrEa humorous expression meaning the kind words and attention that are given to someone when something unpleasant has happened to them:Mrs Wharton was receiving tea and sympathy from the WPC who had been the first to arrive on the scene.If you've come to me for tea and sympathy, go away - I warned you what Tom was like but you wouldn't listen. tea slang Gossip. Tell me everything that happened last night—what's the tea? tea 1. n. liquor; alcoholic drink. Would you care for more tea? 2. n. urine. (Usually objectionable.) Is that tea on your pants leg? 3. n. marijuana. (Drugs.) Can’t you lay off that tea a while? See: a storm in a teacup a storm in a teakettle a storm in a teapot a tempest in a teacup a tempest in a teakettle a tempest in a teapot all the tea in China be not (one's) cup of tea cup of tea cup of tea, one's go for your tea hot tea just cup of tea not (one's) cup of tea not be somebody's cup of tea not be your cup of tea not cup of tea not for all the tea in China not one's cup of tea not your cup of tea spill (the) tea spill the tea tea tea and sympathy tea party tempest in a teapot the tea is piping hot TLC weak tea what does that have to do with the price of tea in China What's that got to do with the price of tea in China? wouldn't do (something) for all the tea in China wouldn't do something for all the tea in China
随便看	not their bag not their brother's keeper not their cup of tea not their department not their first barbecue not their first barbeque not their first rodeo not their jam not their keeper not their long suit not their place not their place to not their problem not their scene not their thing not themselves not the only fish in the sea not the only pebble on the beach not the sharpest knife in the drawer not the sharpest pencil in the cup not the sharpest tool in the shed not the word for it not thing not think much of not think much of (someone or something)