英语词组world是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomworld► live/be in a dream world► be a world apart —see be worlds apartsb is not long for this worldused in order to say that you do not think someone will live for very much longer:Poor old dog - she's not long for this world.The woman in the photograph looked pale and sickly - you could see she was not long for this world.a brave new worldchange/become different used about a new period that is starting after great changes have happened, especially when most people think the changes are good but you do not:Is it possible that kids still enjoy the summer sun and fun in this brave new high-tech world where the computer game is king?Welcome to the brave new world of college football, where new conferences and new TV deals are quickly changing a sport that has long prided itself on tradition and stability.

Note This phrase comes from a line in Shakespeare's play The Tempest. It was also used by Aldous Huxley as the title of a book about a time in the future when everything is controlled using science, and people can make no choices for themselves.

sb is dead to the worldused in order to say that someone is so deeply asleep that they cannot be woken and do not react to anything:Didn't you hear the phone ring? You must have been dead to the world.Jack was fast asleep on the sofa, dead to the world.do sb a/the world of goodspoken to make someone feel much better than they do now:A holiday in the sun would do you the world of good.The award did a world of good for my confidence. It helps to be recognized like that.move/come up in the worldused in order to say that a person or place is more successful, or has more money than they used to:I'm really proud of her. She's really moving up in the world these days, and she deserves it after all the trouble she had in her other job.Robert Gates has come up in the world since the days when he was forced to pay publishers to print his books.opposite come/go down in the world: The Jarvis family had clearly come down in the world since their grandfather built the mansion.for all the world like(also for all the world as if)used in order to emphasize that something looks or seems exactly like something else:They rode off on their motorcycles looking for all the world like the evil bikers from Mad Max.They sat on either side of the table in identical poses, for all the world as if they were twin statues guarding a gate.not (do sth) for the worldold-fashioned used in order to emphasize that you would never do something:I wouldn't hurt you for the world - I love you!She might be terrified, but not for the world would she admit it.have the world at your feetused in order to say that someone is very successful and popular and can get everything that they want from life:The ten-year-old pianist and wonderchild could have the world at his feet, but he's not interested in fame.A guy like him, with the world at his feet - why would he do something stupid like that?have the ___ world at your feetto be greatly admired by a particular group of people and be given many opportunities, because you are very good at doing a job, sport etc:She's been called 'the hottest thing in Hollywood', and, for the moment anyway, she's got the movie world at her feet.When Schmitt graduated from college in 1979 he had the corporate world at his feet, with more than 30 job offers to choose from.in a world of your ownnot noticing what is happening around you because you are thinking about your own feelings, problems, interests etc:Kerry seemed to be living in a world of her own in the weeks before she killed herself.Chris didn't really say anything interesting, and Dad just sat there in a world of his own.mean/be the world to sbused in order to say that someone or something is extremely important to someone:This job means the world to her - she'll be devastated if she doesn't get it.Maud's children are the world to her - she gave up everything for them.on top of the worldextremely happy:What a beautiful baby - you must be on top of the world.One minute I was on top of the world, the next I was in the hospital with doctors telling me I might not live.out of this worldused in order to emphasize that something is very good, large, impressive etc:The demand for Star Trek souvenirs has been out of this world. Our first shipment sold out immediately.My son's friends are at our house constantly, and our food bills are out of this world.put/set the world to rights BrEBrEto talk a lot about how the world should be changed in order to make people's lives better, when you have no power over these changes at all:"I just think that people need to rethink their attitudes to cars." "I agree. Well, we've certainly put the world to rights this evening."His weekly column was used for giving his views of local news and politics, and generally setting the world to rights.set the world on fire(also set the world alight)(or set the Thames, heather etc on fire BrE)to be new, exciting, and surprising, and receive a lot of attention ◆ often used in the negative:Stone's latest film, although controversial, has not really set the world on fire.Maybe some day this band will produce a song that will set the heather on fire."How's the used car business going?" "Not exactly setting the world alight yet."(it's a) small worldspoken said when you are surprised because you have met someone you know whom it was very unlikely that you would meet, or when you have found out that someone is connected to you in a way that you did not expect:"Guess who we saw as we were driving out of the carpark - Carl!" "Small world, eh?"It's such a small world! I met a friend of a friend at a party in London recently, who taught English in Singapore with one of my friends from high school. think the world of sbto admire, respect, or like someone very much:She was one of our best employees. The customers thought the world of her.I know lots of people think the world of our Mayor, but I don't think he's done all that much for the city.watch the world go byto sit somewhere pleasant and do nothing except watch people living their lives around you:Most of the bars have terraces where you can sip a glass of beer and watch the world go by.He's that old man who spends all his time leaning on his gate, watching the world go by.what is the world coming to?spoken used in order to say that you are surprised and shocked at a situation or action that you do not approve of:$3 for a grapefruit? What is the world coming to?What's the bloody world coming to if the council won't rehouse you even if you have kids?what/why in the world...?(also how, where, who etc in the world...?)spoken used in order to emphasize that you are very surprised by something because it does not seem sensible or normal:What in the world are you wearing on your head?Why in the world would you want to name a dessert 'blood orange' - it sounds disgusting!the world is your oysterused in order to say that someone has lots of chances to do exciting or new things because they are young, rich, successful etc:They haven't decided exactly where they're going yet, but they've rented a car, so the world is their oyster.My father used to tell me that with a good education the world would be my oyster.

Note This idiom comes from a line in Shakespeare's play The Merry Wives of Windsor.

a world of differencea big difference:There's a world of difference between being a great musician and being a great teacher of music.It makes a world of difference to the way the customer reacts if you give them a price that includes sales tax.(sb thinks) the world revolves around him/herspoken used in order to say that someone thinks that they are more important than anyone else, and that everyone should pay attention to them:I'm so glad I don't work with Jake - he thinks the world revolves around him and his flipping TV programme.The world revolves around Florian. He wouldn't notice a romantic relationship going on at the desk next to him.(sb thinks) the world revolves around sth: For me, the world revolves around food - it's my obsession.the ___s of this worldused in order to show that a group of people are all similar in some way, by using one person's name to represent the whole group:Epic Records are best known for the Michael Jacksons and George Michaels of this world, but they support a number of unknown artists as well.We all have to deal with the Frederick Smiths of this world - try not to let him upset you.

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(all) the world over
(one's) whole world came crashing down around (one)
(one's) whole world was turned upside down
a brave new world
a man of the world
a man/woman of the world
a window on the world
a world of
a world of (something)
a world of difference
a world of good
a/the world of difference
all corners of the world
all over the earth
all over the place
all the difference in the world
all the time in the world
all the world's a stage
armpit of the world
at odds with the world
be (not) the end of the world
be (sitting) on top of the world
be a world away
be at peace with the world
be dead to the world
be in a dream world
be in a world of (one's) own
be in another world
be lost to the world
be not long for this world
be out of this world
be poles/worlds apart
be the armpit of the world
be the world to (one)
be worlds away
be worlds/a world away
be, live, etc. in a world of your own
be/mean the world to somebody
best of all possible worlds, the
best of all worlds
best of both possible worlds
best of both worlds
best of both worlds, the
bless the world with (one's) heels
brave new world
brave new world, a
bring (someone) into the world
bring into the world
carry the weight of the world on (one's) shoulders
carry the weight of the world on shoulders
carry the weight of the world on your shoulders
carry the world before (one)
carry the world before you
citizen of the world
come down in the world
come into the world
come up
come up in the world
come/go down/up in the world
cut off from the (outside) world
dead to the world
depart from this world
detached from the (outside) world
distant corner of the world
do (one) a power of good
do (one) a/the world of good
do somebody/something a power/world of good
end of the world
end of the world, it's not/wouldn't be the
feel on top of the world
first world problem
for all (the world) to see
for all the world
for all the world as if (someone or something)
for all the world as if/though...
for all the world as though (someone or something)
for anything (in the world)
from all corners of the world
from all four corners of the world
get into a world of (one's) own
get on
get on in the world
go down in the world
go to the world
go up in the world
God's gift to the world
God's in his heaven; all's right with the world
goodbye, cruel world
Half the world knows not how the other half lives
has the world by the tail
have the cares of the world on (one's) shoulders
have the weight of the world on (one's) shoulders
have the world at (one's) feet
have the world at your feet
have the world by the tail
have the world on a string
How's the world (been) treating you?
How's the world treating you?
in (one's) own (little) world
in a perfect world
in a world of (one's) own
in a world of own
in an ideal world
in an ideal/a perfect world
in one's own world
in the world
it takes all kinds (to make a world)
it's a small world
laugh and the (whole) world laughs with you(; weep and you weep alone)
laugh and the world laughs with you
Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone
live in a world of (one's) own
look for all the world like
look for all the world like (someone or something)
love makes the world go round
make (one's) way in (something)
make a world of difference
make all the difference (in the world)
make the world go round
make way in the world
man of the world
man of the world, a
mean the world to (someone)
move up
move up in the world
next world
not be long for this world
not be the end of the world
not for anything (in the world)
not for the world
not have a care in the world
not long for this world
not miss (something) for the world
not miss for the world
not set the world on fire
not the end of the world
not/never set the world on fire
on earth
on top of the world
on top of the world, to be
one half of the world does not know how the other half lives
out of this world
promise (one) the moon
promise (one) the world
promise the moon/earth/world
rise (up) in the world
see the world
set the world alight
set the world on fire
tell the (whole) world
tell the whole world
tell the world
the (someone) of this world
the best of both worlds
the best of both/all worlds
the bottom drops out of (one's) world
the bottom drops/falls out of somebody's world
the bottom falls out of (one's) world
the bottom falls out of your world
the eighth wonder of the world
the end of the world
the end of the world as we know it
the four corners of the world
the hand that rocks the cradle (rules the world)
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world
the leader of the free world
the next world
the outside world
the way of the world
the weight of the world
the whole wide world
the world and his wife
the world is (one's) oyster
the world is one’s oyster
The world is oyster
the world is your oyster
the world over
the world owes you a living
the world, the flesh, and the devil
the world's smallest violin
the worst of both worlds
the worst of both/all worlds
the... of this world
think a lot of
think the world of
think the world of (someone or something)
think the world of somebody/something
think the world of someone
think the world owes (one) a living
third world
to the ends of the world
Today here, tomorrow the world
war to end all wars
watch the world go by
what in the world
what is the world coming to?
What's the world coming to?
Where in the world...?
Where in the world?
whole wide world
window on the world
with the best will in the world
without a care in the world
woman of the world
world at (one's) feet
world class
world is my oyster, the
world is one's oyster, the
world of good, a
world shattering
world without end
world-beater
world-class
worlds apart
worlds away

词组	world
释义	world noun► the worldduring the war in Vietnam, back home, the US, life outside the military US, 1970 idiomworld► live/be in a dream world► be a world apart —see be worlds apartsb is not long for this worldused in order to say that you do not think someone will live for very much longer:Poor old dog - she's not long for this world.The woman in the photograph looked pale and sickly - you could see she was not long for this world.a brave new worldchange/become different used about a new period that is starting after great changes have happened, especially when most people think the changes are good but you do not:Is it possible that kids still enjoy the summer sun and fun in this brave new high-tech world where the computer game is king?Welcome to the brave new world of college football, where new conferences and new TV deals are quickly changing a sport that has long prided itself on tradition and stability. Note This phrase comes from a line in Shakespeare's play The Tempest. It was also used by Aldous Huxley as the title of a book about a time in the future when everything is controlled using science, and people can make no choices for themselves. sb is dead to the worldused in order to say that someone is so deeply asleep that they cannot be woken and do not react to anything:Didn't you hear the phone ring? You must have been dead to the world.Jack was fast asleep on the sofa, dead to the world.do sb a/the world of goodspoken to make someone feel much better than they do now:A holiday in the sun would do you the world of good.The award did a world of good for my confidence. It helps to be recognized like that.move/come up in the worldused in order to say that a person or place is more successful, or has more money than they used to:I'm really proud of her. She's really moving up in the world these days, and she deserves it after all the trouble she had in her other job.Robert Gates has come up in the world since the days when he was forced to pay publishers to print his books.opposite come/go down in the world: The Jarvis family had clearly come down in the world since their grandfather built the mansion.for all the world like(also for all the world as if)used in order to emphasize that something looks or seems exactly like something else:They rode off on their motorcycles looking for all the world like the evil bikers from Mad Max.They sat on either side of the table in identical poses, for all the world as if they were twin statues guarding a gate.not (do sth) for the worldold-fashioned used in order to emphasize that you would never do something:I wouldn't hurt you for the world - I love you!She might be terrified, but not for the world would she admit it.have the world at your feetused in order to say that someone is very successful and popular and can get everything that they want from life:The ten-year-old pianist and wonderchild could have the world at his feet, but he's not interested in fame.A guy like him, with the world at his feet - why would he do something stupid like that?have the ___ world at your feetto be greatly admired by a particular group of people and be given many opportunities, because you are very good at doing a job, sport etc:She's been called 'the hottest thing in Hollywood', and, for the moment anyway, she's got the movie world at her feet.When Schmitt graduated from college in 1979 he had the corporate world at his feet, with more than 30 job offers to choose from.in a world of your ownnot noticing what is happening around you because you are thinking about your own feelings, problems, interests etc:Kerry seemed to be living in a world of her own in the weeks before she killed herself.Chris didn't really say anything interesting, and Dad just sat there in a world of his own.mean/be the world to sbused in order to say that someone or something is extremely important to someone:This job means the world to her - she'll be devastated if she doesn't get it.Maud's children are the world to her - she gave up everything for them.on top of the worldextremely happy:What a beautiful baby - you must be on top of the world.One minute I was on top of the world, the next I was in the hospital with doctors telling me I might not live.out of this worldused in order to emphasize that something is very good, large, impressive etc:The demand for Star Trek souvenirs has been out of this world. Our first shipment sold out immediately.My son's friends are at our house constantly, and our food bills are out of this world.put/set the world to rights BrEBrEto talk a lot about how the world should be changed in order to make people's lives better, when you have no power over these changes at all:"I just think that people need to rethink their attitudes to cars." "I agree. Well, we've certainly put the world to rights this evening."His weekly column was used for giving his views of local news and politics, and generally setting the world to rights.set the world on fire(also set the world alight)(or set the Thames, heather etc on fire BrE)to be new, exciting, and surprising, and receive a lot of attention ◆ often used in the negative:Stone's latest film, although controversial, has not really set the world on fire.Maybe some day this band will produce a song that will set the heather on fire."How's the used car business going?" "Not exactly setting the world alight yet."(it's a) small worldspoken said when you are surprised because you have met someone you know whom it was very unlikely that you would meet, or when you have found out that someone is connected to you in a way that you did not expect:"Guess who we saw as we were driving out of the carpark - Carl!" "Small world, eh?"It's such a small world! I met a friend of a friend at a party in London recently, who taught English in Singapore with one of my friends from high school. think the world of sbto admire, respect, or like someone very much:She was one of our best employees. The customers thought the world of her.I know lots of people think the world of our Mayor, but I don't think he's done all that much for the city.watch the world go byto sit somewhere pleasant and do nothing except watch people living their lives around you:Most of the bars have terraces where you can sip a glass of beer and watch the world go by.He's that old man who spends all his time leaning on his gate, watching the world go by.what is the world coming to?spoken used in order to say that you are surprised and shocked at a situation or action that you do not approve of:$3 for a grapefruit? What is the world coming to?What's the bloody world coming to if the council won't rehouse you even if you have kids?what/why in the world...?(also how, where, who etc in the world...?)spoken used in order to emphasize that you are very surprised by something because it does not seem sensible or normal:What in the world are you wearing on your head?Why in the world would you want to name a dessert 'blood orange' - it sounds disgusting!the world is your oysterused in order to say that someone has lots of chances to do exciting or new things because they are young, rich, successful etc:They haven't decided exactly where they're going yet, but they've rented a car, so the world is their oyster.My father used to tell me that with a good education the world would be my oyster. Note This idiom comes from a line in Shakespeare's play The Merry Wives of Windsor. a world of differencea big difference:There's a world of difference between being a great musician and being a great teacher of music.It makes a world of difference to the way the customer reacts if you give them a price that includes sales tax.(sb thinks) the world revolves around him/herspoken used in order to say that someone thinks that they are more important than anyone else, and that everyone should pay attention to them:I'm so glad I don't work with Jake - he thinks the world revolves around him and his flipping TV programme.The world revolves around Florian. He wouldn't notice a romantic relationship going on at the desk next to him.(sb thinks) the world revolves around sth: For me, the world revolves around food - it's my obsession.the ___s of this worldused in order to show that a group of people are all similar in some way, by using one person's name to represent the whole group:Epic Records are best known for the Michael Jacksons and George Michaels of this world, but they support a number of unknown artists as well.We all have to deal with the Frederick Smiths of this world - try not to let him upset you. See: (all) the world over (one's) whole world came crashing down around (one) (one's) whole world was turned upside down a brave new world a man of the world a man/woman of the world a window on the world a world of a world of (something) a world of difference a world of good a/the world of difference all corners of the world all over the earth all over the place all the difference in the world all the time in the world all the world's a stage armpit of the world at odds with the world be (not) the end of the world be (sitting) on top of the world be a world away be at peace with the world be dead to the world be in a dream world be in a world of (one's) own be in another world be lost to the world be not long for this world be out of this world be poles/worlds apart be the armpit of the world be the world to (one) be worlds away be worlds/a world away be, live, etc. in a world of your own be/mean the world to somebody best of all possible worlds, the best of all worlds best of both possible worlds best of both worlds best of both worlds, the bless the world with (one's) heels brave new world brave new world, a bring (someone) into the world bring into the world carry the weight of the world on (one's) shoulders carry the weight of the world on shoulders carry the weight of the world on your shoulders carry the world before (one) carry the world before you citizen of the world come down in the world come into the world come up come up in the world come/go down/up in the world cut off from the (outside) world dead to the world depart from this world detached from the (outside) world distant corner of the world do (one) a power of good do (one) a/the world of good do somebody/something a power/world of good end of the world end of the world, it's not/wouldn't be the feel on top of the world first world problem for all (the world) to see for all the world for all the world as if (someone or something) for all the world as if/though... for all the world as though (someone or something) for anything (in the world) from all corners of the world from all four corners of the world get into a world of (one's) own get on get on in the world go down in the world go to the world go up in the world God's gift to the world God's in his heaven; all's right with the world goodbye, cruel world Half the world knows not how the other half lives has the world by the tail have the cares of the world on (one's) shoulders have the weight of the world on (one's) shoulders have the world at (one's) feet have the world at your feet have the world by the tail have the world on a string How's the world (been) treating you? How's the world treating you? in (one's) own (little) world in a perfect world in a world of (one's) own in a world of own in an ideal world in an ideal/a perfect world in one's own world in the world it takes all kinds (to make a world) it's a small world laugh and the (whole) world laughs with you(; weep and you weep alone) laugh and the world laughs with you Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone live in a world of (one's) own look for all the world like look for all the world like (someone or something) love makes the world go round make (one's) way in (something) make a world of difference make all the difference (in the world) make the world go round make way in the world man of the world man of the world, a mean the world to (someone) move up move up in the world next world not be long for this world not be the end of the world not for anything (in the world) not for the world not have a care in the world not long for this world not miss (something) for the world not miss for the world not set the world on fire not the end of the world not/never set the world on fire on earth on top of the world on top of the world, to be one half of the world does not know how the other half lives out of this world promise (one) the moon promise (one) the world promise the moon/earth/world rise (up) in the world see the world set the world alight set the world on fire tell the (whole) world tell the whole world tell the world the (someone) of this world the best of both worlds the best of both/all worlds the bottom drops out of (one's) world the bottom drops/falls out of somebody's world the bottom falls out of (one's) world the bottom falls out of your world the eighth wonder of the world the end of the world the end of the world as we know it the four corners of the world the hand that rocks the cradle (rules the world) The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world the leader of the free world the next world the outside world the way of the world the weight of the world the whole wide world the world and his wife the world is (one's) oyster the world is one’s oyster The world is oyster the world is your oyster the world over the world owes you a living the world, the flesh, and the devil the world's smallest violin the worst of both worlds the worst of both/all worlds the... of this world think a lot of think the world of think the world of (someone or something) think the world of somebody/something think the world of someone think the world owes (one) a living third world to the ends of the world Today here, tomorrow the world war to end all wars watch the world go by what in the world what is the world coming to? What's the world coming to? Where in the world...? Where in the world? whole wide world window on the world with the best will in the world without a care in the world woman of the world world at (one's) feet world class world is my oyster, the world is one's oyster, the world of good, a world shattering world without end world-beater world-class worlds apart worlds away
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