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

and then some

And more than has already been stated. The incumbent is so popular that you're going to have to campaign and then some in order to beat her. You will have to train and then some if you want to make the basketball team—there are so many good players this year. A: "This dessert is very rich." B: "And then some! I don't think I can finish it."

and then some

and even more; and more than has been mentioned. John is going to have to run like a deer and then some to win this race. The cook put the amount of salt called for into the soup and then some.

and then some

And considerably more, as in I need all the help I can get and then some, or The speaker went on for an hour and then some. This idiom may originally have come from and some, a much older Scottish expression used in the same way. [Early 1900s]

and then some

and plenty more than that. informal, chiefly US

1998 New Scientist But by simply sitting still and digesting, a chick could double this rate and then some.

and ˈthen some

(spoken) and even more (than has already been mentioned): It rained for two hours and then some.

and then some

Informal

With considerably more in addition: This project will take all our skill and then some.

and then some

A great deal more, more of the same. This intensifier is used in such contexts as “Their house needs new paint, a new roof, new landscaping, and then some,” or “There were speeches by the president, vice-president, chief financial officer, general counsel, and then some.” The phrase dates from the early 1900s.

词组	and some
释义	(redirected from and some) and then some And more than has already been stated. The incumbent is so popular that you're going to have to campaign and then some in order to beat her. You will have to train and then some if you want to make the basketball team—there are so many good players this year. A: "This dessert is very rich." B: "And then some! I don't think I can finish it." and then some and even more; and more than has been mentioned. John is going to have to run like a deer and then some to win this race. The cook put the amount of salt called for into the soup and then some. and then some And considerably more, as in I need all the help I can get and then some, or The speaker went on for an hour and then some. This idiom may originally have come from and some, a much older Scottish expression used in the same way. [Early 1900s] and then some and plenty more than that. informal, chiefly US 1998 New Scientist But by simply sitting still and digesting, a chick could double this rate and then some. and ˈthen some (spoken) and even more (than has already been mentioned): It rained for two hours and then some. and then some Informal With considerably more in addition: This project will take all our skill and then some. and then some A great deal more, more of the same. This intensifier is used in such contexts as “Their house needs new paint, a new roof, new landscaping, and then some,” or “There were speeches by the president, vice-president, chief financial officer, general counsel, and then some.” The phrase dates from the early 1900s.
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