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

start a hare (running)

To raise, introduce, or prompt discussion about a certain topic. The MP was quick to state that he didn't want to start a hare running about the controversial issue ahead of the snap election. He started a hare that got the whole country talking about the implications of the new tax on working-class citizens.

start a hare

BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED

If you start a hare, you introduce a new idea or topic which other people become interested in. Some work needs to be done before the connection between aluminium and heart disease is proved, but Mr Birchall has started a hare that many researchers will be watching. Note: To `start' a hare means to disturb it and cause it to leave its hiding place, so that the hounds start chasing it.

start a hare

raise a topic of conversation. British , dated

The rapid twisting and running of a hunted hare is here used as a metaphor for the pursuit of a topic in an animated conversation, especially one in which the participants hold strong views.

词组	start a hare
释义	idiomstart a hare BrEBrEto introduce a new idea that people become very interested in:The Chancellor's speech has started many hares, and we can't pursue them all in this discussion. start a hare (running) To raise, introduce, or prompt discussion about a certain topic. The MP was quick to state that he didn't want to start a hare running about the controversial issue ahead of the snap election. He started a hare that got the whole country talking about the implications of the new tax on working-class citizens. start a hare BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED If you start a hare, you introduce a new idea or topic which other people become interested in. Some work needs to be done before the connection between aluminium and heart disease is proved, but Mr Birchall has started a hare that many researchers will be watching. Note: To `start' a hare means to disturb it and cause it to leave its hiding place, so that the hounds start chasing it. start a hare raise a topic of conversation. British , dated The rapid twisting and running of a hunted hare is here used as a metaphor for the pursuit of a topic in an animated conversation, especially one in which the participants hold strong views.
随便看	OFS O.F.S. of service of service to of service to someone, be of service (to someone or something) of someone's choice of someone's dreams of (someone's) ilk of someone's own accord of someone's own free will of something's own accord of sorts of sound mind of steel of substance oft often into the swim into the swim of things in(to) the swim (of things) into the toilet into the weeds into the wide blue yonder into the wild blue yonder