英语词组and that's that!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) that's that

That is final; the issue is settled or completed. You are going to your sister's recital and that's that! No more complaining. That's that! I just send the proofs to the printer. Let's just say that's that and be done with it.

And that's that.

That is final and nothing more needs to be said. I refuse to go with you and that's that!

That's that!

Inf. That is the end of that! Nothing more can be done. Tom: Well, that's that! I can do no more. Sally: That's the way it goes. Doctor (finishing an operation): That's that! Would you close for me, Sue? Sue: Nice job, Doctor. Yes, I'll close.

that's that

Also, that takes care of that. There's no more to be said or done; the matter is finished, the issue is settled. For example, Dad's not buying you a television set, and that's that, or We've paid all we owe, and that takes care of that. [Early 1800s]

that's that

1. People say that's that to say that something is finished or has been dealt with. Once all my hair had gone I could just say `Well, it's happened and that's that.' `Well that's that, then,' he said with relief. `Now I can go.'

2. People say that's that to show that they will not accept any arguments. We're going out and that's that.

that's that

there is nothing more to do or say about the matter.

(and/so) ˌthat’s ˈthat

used to show that something is finished or decided, and there should be no more discussion or argument: So that’s that. At last we’re all agreed.You’re going to bed now, and that’s that! I don’t want any argument!

That’s that!

exclam. That is final!; That is the end of it! I said no, and that’s that!

that's that

That’s all; that finishes it. This expression may have begun life as that’s for that; James Kelly’s Scottish Proverbs (1721) stated, “That’s for that. . . . Spoken when a thing fits nicely what it was design’d for.” The present-day locution dates from the early twentieth century, and there are several variants: and that is that; and that’s that; well, that’s that. All of them became current in the middle of the century. See also that does it.

词组	and that's that!
释义	Idiom and that's that! something that you say which means you will not change your decision, although other people want you to. Anyway, I'm not going to the wedding, and that's that!You're not having any more chocolate, Joe, and that's that! (redirected from and that's that!) (and) that's that That is final; the issue is settled or completed. You are going to your sister's recital and that's that! No more complaining. That's that! I just send the proofs to the printer. Let's just say that's that and be done with it. And that's that. That is final and nothing more needs to be said. I refuse to go with you and that's that! That's that! Inf. That is the end of that! Nothing more can be done. Tom: Well, that's that! I can do no more. Sally: That's the way it goes. Doctor (finishing an operation): That's that! Would you close for me, Sue? Sue: Nice job, Doctor. Yes, I'll close. that's that Also, that takes care of that. There's no more to be said or done; the matter is finished, the issue is settled. For example, Dad's not buying you a television set, and that's that, or We've paid all we owe, and that takes care of that. [Early 1800s] that's that 1. People say that's that to say that something is finished or has been dealt with. Once all my hair had gone I could just say `Well, it's happened and that's that.' `Well that's that, then,' he said with relief. `Now I can go.' 2. People say that's that to show that they will not accept any arguments. We're going out and that's that. that's that there is nothing more to do or say about the matter. (and/so) ˌthat’s ˈthat used to show that something is finished or decided, and there should be no more discussion or argument: So that’s that. At last we’re all agreed.You’re going to bed now, and that’s that! I don’t want any argument! That’s that! exclam. That is final!; That is the end of it! I said no, and that’s that! that's that That’s all; that finishes it. This expression may have begun life as that’s for that; James Kelly’s Scottish Proverbs (1721) stated, “That’s for that. . . . Spoken when a thing fits nicely what it was design’d for.” The present-day locution dates from the early twentieth century, and there are several variants: and that is that; and that’s that; well, that’s that. All of them became current in the middle of the century. See also that does it.
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