英语词组last是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomlastlast but not leastused in order to emphasize that the last person or thing that you are mentioning is not less important than the others:I want to thank the people who helped me to write this book: Ellen Jameson my editor, my researcher Chris Wilson, and last but not least my family who let me spend hours at my computer.Last but not least, I shall discuss what the study of history teaches us about our relationship to society.sb should stick to his/her last BrEBrE(also the cobbler should stick to his last)old-fashioned used in order to say that someone should continue with the job or activity that they know about, and not try to do something new:As a general rule you should stick to your last; don't even think of changing your career unless you know that you have ability and can afford retraining.

last

(from something) until something to endure from one point in time to another. The meeting lasted from noon until midnight. The party lasted until the food ran out. the last hurrah Fig. a final appearance, as at the end of one's career; the last time for doing something. Tom is retiring, and we are having a little party as his last hurrah right now. He won't be here the next time you visit our offices.

See:

(one) last fling
(one's) last gasp
(one's) last resting place
(the) last (one) heard
a last resort
a last-ditch stand/attempt/effort
a week yesterday
a week yesterday, last Monday, etc.
a week yesterday/last (some day)/etc.
about last night...
as a last resort
at (long) last
at last
at long last
at the last chance saloon
at the last count
at the last gasp
at the last minute
at the last minute/moment
bad egg
be (one's) last resort
be on its/(one's) last legs
be the final straw
be the first (person) to (do something)
be the last (person) to (do something)
be the last person
be the last straw
be the last word
be the last word in (something)
be the last/final straw
before last
breathe (one's) last (breath)
breathe last
breathe one's last
breathe your last
cobbler, stick to your last
Custer's last stand
dead last
die in the last ditch
down to the last detail
draw (one's) last breath
each and every one
every last
every last man of us/them
every last one
every last...
fall at the last hurdle
famous last words
first and last
from first to last
get in the last word
have heard the last of (someone or something)
have the last laugh
have the last say
have the last word
he laughs best who laughs last
he laughs longest who laughs last
he who laughs last laughs best
he who laughs last laughs longest
He who laughs last, laughs longest
head for
head for the last roundup
hear the end of (someone or something)
hear the last of (someone or something)
hear/see the end/the last of somebody/something
hear/see the last of somebody/something
I didn't (quite) catch that (last) remark
in the final analysis
in the last analysis
in the last chance saloon
in the last resort
in the last/final analysis
It is the last straw that breaks the camel's back
it was fun while it lasted
last
last burst of fire
last but not least
last call
last chance (for/at/to do something)
last fling
last for
last for (some period of time)
last gasp
last gasp, the
last hurrah
last in, first out
last laugh
last laugh, have the
last laugh, to have the
last licks
last of the big spenders, the
last out
last resort
last roundup
last straw
last straw, the
Last Supper
last thing
last trump
last will and testament
last word
last word, the
last word, to have the
last-ditch
last-ditch attempt
last-ditch defense/effort
last-ditch effort
last-gasp
last-minute
Let the cobbler stick to his last
Nice guys finish last
on its last legs
on its/(one's) last legs
on last legs
on one’s last legs
on one's last legs
on one's last legs, to be
on your last legs
on your/its last legs
one last thing
one last word
one's last resting place
pay (one's) last respects
see the end of (someone or something)
see the last of
see the last of (someone or something)
so last year
stick to (one's) last
stick to one's last
stick to your last
the cobbler should stick to his last
the day, week, month, etc. before last
the first/last to do something
the last chance saloon
the last gasp
the last gasp of (something)
the last I heard
the last lap
the last laugh
the last minute
the last of the big spenders
the last of the lot
the last of the Mohicans
the last person
the last roundup
the last straw
the last thing (one) needs
the last thing (one) wants
the last word
the last word in (something)
the last word in something
the/(one's) last breath
the/(one's) last gasp
till the last
to the last
to/till the last
until the last
until the last dog is hung
very last
what did your last slave die of
your last gasp
your/the last gasp
your/the last/final word

词组	last
释义	idiomlastlast but not leastused in order to emphasize that the last person or thing that you are mentioning is not less important than the others:I want to thank the people who helped me to write this book: Ellen Jameson my editor, my researcher Chris Wilson, and last but not least my family who let me spend hours at my computer.Last but not least, I shall discuss what the study of history teaches us about our relationship to society.sb should stick to his/her last BrEBrE(also the cobbler should stick to his last)old-fashioned used in order to say that someone should continue with the job or activity that they know about, and not try to do something new:As a general rule you should stick to your last; don't even think of changing your career unless you know that you have ability and can afford retraining. phraselast[lasted, lasted, lasting] last out 1. last out sth • last out BrE to continue living or continue working properly - use this especially about someone who is very ill, or something that is very old or in bad condition: His father wasn't expected to last out the night. She wasn't sure if her voice would last out until the end of the concert.■ SIMILAR TO: last2. last out sth • last out BrE to continue what you are doing until the job, journey, or experience etc is finished, even though it is difficult or tiring: The witness was so exhausted that she might not have lasted out the afternoon in court without fainting. "Do you want me to stop the car?" "No I think I can last out till we get home."3. last out • last out sth BrE if supplies of something last out, there is enough for people to use during a period of time: Is there enough fuel to last out until the next delivery? Supplies of hay for the cattle probably won't last out the winter.■ SIMILAR TO: hold out, last last (from something) until something to endure from one point in time to another. The meeting lasted from noon until midnight. The party lasted until the food ran out. the last hurrah Fig. a final appearance, as at the end of one's career; the last time for doing something. Tom is retiring, and we are having a little party as his last hurrah right now. He won't be here the next time you visit our offices. See: (one) last fling (one's) last gasp (one's) last resting place (the) last (one) heard a last resort a last-ditch stand/attempt/effort a week yesterday a week yesterday, last Monday, etc. a week yesterday/last (some day)/etc. about last night... as a last resort at (long) last at last at long last at the last chance saloon at the last count at the last gasp at the last minute at the last minute/moment bad egg be (one's) last resort be on its/(one's) last legs be the final straw be the first (person) to (do something) be the last (person) to (do something) be the last person be the last straw be the last word be the last word in (something) be the last/final straw before last breathe (one's) last (breath) breathe last breathe one's last breathe your last cobbler, stick to your last Custer's last stand dead last die in the last ditch down to the last detail draw (one's) last breath each and every one every last every last man of us/them every last one every last... fall at the last hurdle famous last words first and last from first to last get in the last word have heard the last of (someone or something) have the last laugh have the last say have the last word he laughs best who laughs last he laughs longest who laughs last he who laughs last laughs best he who laughs last laughs longest He who laughs last, laughs longest head for head for the last roundup hear the end of (someone or something) hear the last of (someone or something) hear/see the end/the last of somebody/something hear/see the last of somebody/something I didn't (quite) catch that (last) remark in the final analysis in the last analysis in the last chance saloon in the last resort in the last/final analysis It is the last straw that breaks the camel's back it was fun while it lasted last last burst of fire last but not least last call last chance (for/at/to do something) last fling last for last for (some period of time) last gasp last gasp, the last hurrah last in, first out last laugh last laugh, have the last laugh, to have the last licks last of the big spenders, the last out last resort last roundup last straw last straw, the Last Supper last thing last trump last will and testament last word last word, the last word, to have the last-ditch last-ditch attempt last-ditch defense/effort last-ditch effort last-gasp last-minute Let the cobbler stick to his last Nice guys finish last on its last legs on its/(one's) last legs on last legs on one’s last legs on one's last legs on one's last legs, to be on your last legs on your/its last legs one last thing one last word one's last resting place pay (one's) last respects see the end of (someone or something) see the last of see the last of (someone or something) so last year stick to (one's) last stick to one's last stick to your last the cobbler should stick to his last the day, week, month, etc. before last the first/last to do something the last chance saloon the last gasp the last gasp of (something) the last I heard the last lap the last laugh the last minute the last of the big spenders the last of the lot the last of the Mohicans the last person the last roundup the last straw the last thing (one) needs the last thing (one) wants the last word the last word in (something) the last word in something the/(one's) last breath the/(one's) last gasp till the last to the last to/till the last until the last until the last dog is hung very last what did your last slave die of your last gasp your/the last gasp your/the last/final word
随便看	in accord with it in accord with me in accord with one in accord with somebody in accord with someone in accord with (someone or something) in accord with (someone or something) about (someone or something) in accord with something in accord with them in accord with us in accord with you in a class by in a class by herself in a class by himself in a class by itself in a class by myself in a class by (one)self in a class by oneself in a class by ourselves in a class by self in a class by themselves in a class by yourself in a class of her own in a class of his own in a class of its own