英语词组years是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomyearsfor donkey's years BrEBrEspoken for a very long time:I haven't seen Nicola for donkey's years.Those pills have been on the shelf for donkey's years.not/never in a million yearsspoken used in order to say that you are very unlikely to do something:"He makes ten dollars an hour driving that van? - I would never have guessed in a million years.""Can you imagine Jerry going to an art gallery?" "No way in a million years."sth puts years on sb(also sth puts ten, fifteen etc years on sb)spoken used in order to say that something, often a bad experience, makes someone look older:Harvey's job's put years on him, he looks terrible.It puts ten years on you when you wear you hair that way.opposite take years off sb: She's lost a little weight and it's taken years off her.roll back the years BrEBrEto remind people or yourself of the past, by doing things that you used to do:Jimmy Connors may be past his prime but he can still roll back the years, as he showed at a charity tennis tournament.Get out your platform shoes and loon pants and come and roll back the years at our Seventies Music Night.

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(one's) autumn years
advanced in years
all year round
along in years
be light years away
be light years away from
be on in years
big year
by the day
by the year
calendar year
Christmas comes but once a year
days running
dog's years
donkey’s years
donkey's years
first hundred years are the hardest
for (some) years running
for donkey's years
four score and seven years ago
frighten (one) out of a year's growth
frighten one out of wits
from the year dot
from, since, etc. the year dot
full of years
get on in years
getting on (in years)
golden years
in an age of years
in years
Keep a thing seven years and you'll find a use for it
never in a million years
never in a thousand years
not in a million years
not in a thousand years
Not in a thousand years! and Never in a thousand years!
not/never in a hundred, etc. years
of mature years
on in years
one's sunset years
pushing on in years
put years on (one)
put years on somebody
put years on someone
ring in the new year
roll back the years
salad years
scare (one) out of a year's growth
see you next year
seven-year itch
since the year dot
so last year
spend (some amount of time) in (some place)
stricken in years
sunset years
take years off
take years off (of) (one)
take years off somebody
the first hundred years are the hardest
the seven year itch
the seven-year itch
the turn of the century
the turn of the century/year
the turn of the year
the vale of years
the year dot
twilight years
up in years
wear (one's) years well
well up in years
year after year
year by year
year dot
year in, (and) year out
year in, year out
year on year
year round
years running
you should know a man seven years before you stir his fire

词组	years
释义	idiomyearsfor donkey's years BrEBrEspoken for a very long time:I haven't seen Nicola for donkey's years.Those pills have been on the shelf for donkey's years.not/never in a million yearsspoken used in order to say that you are very unlikely to do something:"He makes ten dollars an hour driving that van? - I would never have guessed in a million years.""Can you imagine Jerry going to an art gallery?" "No way in a million years."sth puts years on sb(also sth puts ten, fifteen etc years on sb)spoken used in order to say that something, often a bad experience, makes someone look older:Harvey's job's put years on him, he looks terrible.It puts ten years on you when you wear you hair that way.opposite take years off sb: She's lost a little weight and it's taken years off her.roll back the years BrEBrEto remind people or yourself of the past, by doing things that you used to do:Jimmy Connors may be past his prime but he can still roll back the years, as he showed at a charity tennis tournament.Get out your platform shoes and loon pants and come and roll back the years at our Seventies Music Night. (redirected from years) See: (one's) autumn years advanced in years all year round along in years be light years away be light years away from be on in years big year by the day by the year calendar year Christmas comes but once a year days running dog's years donkey’s years donkey's years first hundred years are the hardest for (some) years running for donkey's years four score and seven years ago frighten (one) out of a year's growth frighten one out of wits from the year dot from, since, etc. the year dot full of years get on in years getting on (in years) golden years in an age of years in years Keep a thing seven years and you'll find a use for it never in a million years never in a thousand years not in a million years not in a thousand years Not in a thousand years! and Never in a thousand years! not/never in a hundred, etc. years of mature years on in years one's sunset years pushing on in years put years on (one) put years on somebody put years on someone ring in the new year roll back the years salad years scare (one) out of a year's growth see you next year seven-year itch since the year dot so last year spend (some amount of time) in (some place) stricken in years sunset years take years off take years off (of) (one) take years off somebody the first hundred years are the hardest the seven year itch the seven-year itch the turn of the century the turn of the century/year the turn of the year the vale of years the year dot twilight years up in years wear (one's) years well well up in years year after year year by year year dot year in, (and) year out year in, year out year on year year round years running you should know a man seven years before you stir his fire
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