英语词组wood是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

wood

Ⅰ

noun

the fully erect penis US, 1991.

the penis TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1950.

in a casino or other gambling establishment, a person who watches without playing. An abbreviation of DEADWOOD US, 1950.► have the wood on someoneto have an advantage over someone AUSTRALIA, 1949.► on the wood1. in horse racing, racing along the rail US, 1994.2. in hot rodding and motor racing, throttled to the maximum US, 1993

Ⅱ ⇨ Woodbine; woodie; woody; wood

noun any cheap cigarette. From branded 'Wild Woodbine'™ cigarettes, manufactured by WD & HO Wills and among the cheapest to be had UK, 1916

idiomwoodcan't see the wood for the trees BrEBrEcan't see the forest for the trees AmEnotice used in order to say that someone does not notice what is important about a situation because they are paying too much attention to its small details:Even the best history students sometimes can't see the wood for the trees, without a tutor's help.It is often difficult for employees to see the wood for the trees, because they are concentrating on mountains of internal detail while ignoring important trends in the outside world.dead wooduseless used about the people or things in an organization that are no longer useful or needed ◆ often used in business:The incoming chairman of a public company can swiftly dispose of dead wood, to arrange a board in sympathy with new policies.Your main objective now must be to cut all the dead wood out of your life and really start afresh.touch wood BrEBrEknock (on) wood AmEluckyspoken said after you have just said that things are going well for you, when you want your good luck to continue:I haven't made a claim on my insurance in 40 years, touch wood.You know how superstitious your aunt is, knocking on wood and not walking under ladders and everything.

wood

verb

See peckerwood

See:

a babe in the woods
babe in the woods
babe(s) in the woods
babes in the wood
be (not) out of the woods
cannot see the wood for the trees
can't see the forest for the trees
can't see the forest/wood(s) for the trees
can't see the wood for the trees
cut the deadwood out
dead wood
deadwood
Do bears crap in the woods?
Do bears poop in the woods?
Does a bear crap in the woods?
Does a bear poop in the woods?
don't halloo before you are out of the woods
don't halloo till you are out of the woods
don't halloo until you are out of the woods
don't whistle before you are out of the woods
don't whistle till you are out of the woods
don't whistle until you are out of the woods
Fields have eyes, and woods have ears
have the wood on
have the wood on (someone or something)
hewers of wood and drawers of water
I wasn't brought up in the woods to be scared by owls
in (one's) neck of the woods
in some neck of the woods
in this/that neck of the woods
in your, this, etc. neck of the woods
knock on wood
knock wood
morning wood
neck of the woods
neck of the woods, this
never halloo before you are out of the woods
Never halloo till you are out of the woods
never halloo until you are out of the woods
never whistle before you are out of the woods
never whistle till you are out of the woods
never whistle until you are out of the woods
not able to see the wood for the trees
not out of the wood
not out of the woods
not see the wood for the trees
not set the woods on fire
out of the wood
out of the wood(s)
out of the woods
peckerwood
saw wood
set the woods on fire
the woods are full of (someone or something)
the woods are full of something
touch wood
wood
wood butcher
wood-pussy
woods are full of
your neck of the woods

词组	wood
释义	wood Ⅰ noun 1 the fully erect penis US, 1991. 2 the penis TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1950. 3 in a casino or other gambling establishment, a person who watches without playing. An abbreviation of DEADWOOD US, 1950.► have the wood on someoneto have an advantage over someone AUSTRALIA, 1949.► on the wood1. in horse racing, racing along the rail US, 1994.2. in hot rodding and motor racing, throttled to the maximum US, 1993 Ⅱ ⇨ Woodbine; woodie; woody; wood noun any cheap cigarette. From branded 'Wild Woodbine'™ cigarettes, manufactured by WD & HO Wills and among the cheapest to be had UK, 1916 idiomwoodcan't see the wood for the trees BrEBrEcan't see the forest for the trees AmEnotice used in order to say that someone does not notice what is important about a situation because they are paying too much attention to its small details:Even the best history students sometimes can't see the wood for the trees, without a tutor's help.It is often difficult for employees to see the wood for the trees, because they are concentrating on mountains of internal detail while ignoring important trends in the outside world.dead wooduseless used about the people or things in an organization that are no longer useful or needed ◆ often used in business:The incoming chairman of a public company can swiftly dispose of dead wood, to arrange a board in sympathy with new policies.Your main objective now must be to cut all the dead wood out of your life and really start afresh.touch wood BrEBrEknock (on) wood AmEluckyspoken said after you have just said that things are going well for you, when you want your good luck to continue:I haven't made a claim on my insurance in 40 years, touch wood.You know how superstitious your aunt is, knocking on wood and not walking under ladders and everything. wood verb See peckerwood See: a babe in the woods babe in the woods babe(s) in the woods babes in the wood be (not) out of the woods cannot see the wood for the trees can't see the forest for the trees can't see the forest/wood(s) for the trees can't see the wood for the trees cut the deadwood out dead wood deadwood Do bears crap in the woods? Do bears poop in the woods? Does a bear crap in the woods? Does a bear poop in the woods? don't halloo before you are out of the woods don't halloo till you are out of the woods don't halloo until you are out of the woods don't whistle before you are out of the woods don't whistle till you are out of the woods don't whistle until you are out of the woods Fields have eyes, and woods have ears have the wood on have the wood on (someone or something) hewers of wood and drawers of water I wasn't brought up in the woods to be scared by owls in (one's) neck of the woods in some neck of the woods in this/that neck of the woods in your, this, etc. neck of the woods knock on wood knock wood morning wood neck of the woods neck of the woods, this never halloo before you are out of the woods Never halloo till you are out of the woods never halloo until you are out of the woods never whistle before you are out of the woods never whistle till you are out of the woods never whistle until you are out of the woods not able to see the wood for the trees not out of the wood not out of the woods not see the wood for the trees not set the woods on fire out of the wood out of the wood(s) out of the woods peckerwood saw wood set the woods on fire the woods are full of (someone or something) the woods are full of something touch wood wood wood butcher wood-pussy woods are full of your neck of the woods
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