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

a bottomless pit

1. A person who is always hungry. Her teenage son was like a bottomless pit as he devoured every last bit of food in the house.

2. A situation that requires a seemingly endless amount of money or resources. With all the money and time we've sunk into repairs for the roof, windows, and foundation, this house has become a bottomless pit.

3. The cause or source of something, typically something difficult or problematic. Everything is going wrong lately, like challenges are coming from a bottomless pit or something.

a bottomless ˈpit (of something)

a thing or situation which seems to have no limits or seems never to end: There isn’t a bottomless pit of money for public spending.the bottomless pit of his sorrow

bottomless pit

1. n. a very hungry person. The guy is a bottomless pit. There isn’t enough food in town to fill him up.

2. n. an endless source of something, usually something troublesome. Our problems come from a bottomless pit. There is just no end to them.

bottomless pit, the

Hell; also, something or someone that uses up all one’s energy or resources. The expression appears several times in the Bible, most notably in the Book of Revelation (“and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit,” 9:1; “And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit,” 20:1). In the eighteenth century, the term was humorously used for the English statesman William Pitt the younger (1759– 1806), who was very thin, and it still is jocularly used for a seemingly insatiable individual of huge appetite.

词组	a bottomless pit
释义	Idiom a bottomless pit someone or something that always needs or wants more of whatever they are given, especially money. It's a poor country with a bottomless pit of debt.Seb'll eat any food that's left over. He's a bottomless pit! a bottomless pit 1. A person who is always hungry. Her teenage son was like a bottomless pit as he devoured every last bit of food in the house. 2. A situation that requires a seemingly endless amount of money or resources. With all the money and time we've sunk into repairs for the roof, windows, and foundation, this house has become a bottomless pit. 3. The cause or source of something, typically something difficult or problematic. Everything is going wrong lately, like challenges are coming from a bottomless pit or something. a bottomless ˈpit (of something) a thing or situation which seems to have no limits or seems never to end: There isn’t a bottomless pit of money for public spending.the bottomless pit of his sorrow bottomless pit 1. n. a very hungry person. The guy is a bottomless pit. There isn’t enough food in town to fill him up. 2. n. an endless source of something, usually something troublesome. Our problems come from a bottomless pit. There is just no end to them. bottomless pit, the Hell; also, something or someone that uses up all one’s energy or resources. The expression appears several times in the Bible, most notably in the Book of Revelation (“and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit,” 9:1; “And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit,” 20:1). In the eighteenth century, the term was humorously used for the English statesman William Pitt the younger (1759– 1806), who was very thin, and it still is jocularly used for a seemingly insatiable individual of huge appetite.
随便看	manoeuvring someone into manoeuvring someone out of manoeuvring them into manoeuvring them out of manoeuvring us into manoeuvring us out of manoeuvring you into manoeuvring you out of man of action man of color man of colour man of dreams man of few words man of few words, a man of God man of her dreams man of his dreams man of his word man of leisure man of letters man of many parts man of means Man of My Dreams man of my word man of one's dreams