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

with a vengeance

Determinedly or passionately, perhaps fueled by anger. After my girlfriend dumped me, I started working out with a vengeance. We're going to have to clean with a vengeance to get the house ready in time.

do something with a vengeance

Fig. to do something with vigor; to do something energetically as if one were angry. Bob is building that fence with a vengeance. Mary is really weeding her garden with a vengeance.

with a vengeance

Cliché with determination and eagerness. The angry soldier attacked the enemy with a vengeance. Bill ate all his dinner and gobbled up his dessert with a vengeance.

with a vengeance

With great violence or energy; also, to an extreme degree. For example, The cottage was filthy and Ruth began cleaning with a vengeance, or December has turned cold with a vengeance. This expression was first recorded in 1533. Also see with a will.

with a vengeance

in a higher degree than was expected or desired; in the fullest sense.

do something with a ˈvengeance

(informal) do something with great energy or force: After the holidays I need to start working with a vengeance.The rain came down with a vengeance.

with a vengeance

1. With great violence or force.

2. To an extreme degree: December has turned cold with a vengeance.

with a vengeance

Forcefully, extremely hard. Vengeance in this old expression is not the same as “revenge” (see also revenge is sweet). It was already in print in 1533, in the same meaning it has today. “Be gone quickly, or my pikestaff and I will set thee away with a vengeance,” wrote George Peele (King Edward I, 1593).

词组	with a vengeance
释义	Idiom with a vengeance with great force or energy. Susan works out with a vengeance when she goes to the gym. idiomwith a vengeanceused in order to emphasize that something is being done much more than is expected or normal:Nicky began drinking with a vengeance when his band started becoming popular.The coach told Harper to work harder, which he did with a vengeance. with a vengeance Determinedly or passionately, perhaps fueled by anger. After my girlfriend dumped me, I started working out with a vengeance. We're going to have to clean with a vengeance to get the house ready in time. do something with a vengeance Fig. to do something with vigor; to do something energetically as if one were angry. Bob is building that fence with a vengeance. Mary is really weeding her garden with a vengeance. with a vengeance Cliché with determination and eagerness. The angry soldier attacked the enemy with a vengeance. Bill ate all his dinner and gobbled up his dessert with a vengeance. with a vengeance With great violence or energy; also, to an extreme degree. For example, The cottage was filthy and Ruth began cleaning with a vengeance, or December has turned cold with a vengeance. This expression was first recorded in 1533. Also see with a will. with a vengeance in a higher degree than was expected or desired; in the fullest sense. do something with a ˈvengeance (informal) do something with great energy or force: After the holidays I need to start working with a vengeance.The rain came down with a vengeance. with a vengeance 1. With great violence or force. 2. To an extreme degree: December has turned cold with a vengeance. with a vengeance Forcefully, extremely hard. Vengeance in this old expression is not the same as “revenge” (see also revenge is sweet). It was already in print in 1533, in the same meaning it has today. “Be gone quickly, or my pikestaff and I will set thee away with a vengeance,” wrote George Peele (King Edward I, 1593).
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