英语词组champ (or chafe) at the bit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	champ (or chafe) at the bit
释义	champ (or chafe) at the bit be restlessly impatient, especially to start doing something. ☞ Champ at the bit is used literally of a spirited horse that tugs at the bit in its mouth in its eagerness to move. Champ means 'bite' or 'chew'; in present-day usage it is often replaced in the idiom by its variant chomp.
随便看	the lion's share the little gentleman in the velvet coat the living image of the living image of the long and short of it the long and (the) short of it the long and the short of it the long and the short of it the long arm of coincidence the long arm of coincidence the long arm of coincidence the long arm of the law the long arm of the law the long (or strong) arm of the law the lowest of the low the luck of the devil the luck of the devil the luck of the devil (or the devil's own luck) the luck of the draw the luck of the Irish the luck of the irish the luck of the irish the lull before the storm the lull before the storm the lull (or calm) before the storm

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