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

词组	life after something
释义	Idiom life after somethinglife after (something) a return to a normal existence after doing something unusual. These athletes may find it hard to believe that there's life after winning a gold medal, but there is. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of life after death (= the belief that a person continues to live in some form after they die)
随便看	have someone or something on track have (someone or something's) uses have someone or something taped have someone or something under control have someone or something under scrutiny have someone over have someone over a barrel have someone over for have (someone) over (for something) have someone pegged have someone pegged as something have someone rolling in the aisles have someone's ass in a sling have someone's back have someone's back to the wall have someone's back up have someone's best interest at heart have (someone's) (best) interests at heart have someone's best interests at heart have someone's blood on one's hand have (someone's) blood on (one's) hands have (someone's) blood on (one's) head have someone's blood on your hands have someone's brain on a leash have someone's bread buttered on both sides

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