英语词组D and D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	D and D
释义	D and D 1. adjective 1 drunk and disorderly. Abbreviated from an official cause of arrest UK, 1899. 2 deaf and dumb. Usage is both literal (applied to beggars) and figurative (applied to someone who knows nothing and will say nothing). US, 1937 2. verb 1 to leave a restaurant without paying your bill. An abbreviation of DINE AND DASH US, 1997. 2 to fail to lead; to escape responsibility. Said to stand for (to) 'delegate and disappear' CANADA, 1995
随便看	have a feel of it have a feel of something have a few have [a few/a lot etc.] irons in the fire have a few irons in the fire have a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock have a few loose screws have a few screws loose have a few strings to bow have a few strings to your bow have a few too many have a field day have a fighting chance have a [fine/good etc.] pair of lungs have a fine pair of lungs have a finger in every pie have a/ finger in every pie have a finger in many, several etc pies have a finger in the pie have a/ finger in the pie have a finger on the button have a/ finger on the button have a fire in your belly have a firm grip on have a firm grip on someone

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