lyrical

wax lyrical about (or over) talk in an effusive or enthusiastic way about something.

☞ Wax (from Old English weaxan) was used to mean 'increase in size' right through until early modern English, but since then it has been superseded in all general contexts by grow. It now survives only in certain expressions, especially with reference to the moon's monthly increase and decrease (waxing and waning).

2013The Register Brian waxes lyrical about Amazon, prompting Greg to ask: why are CIOs everywhere falling in love with private clouds?

词组	lyrical
释义	lyrical wax lyrical about (or over) talk in an effusive or enthusiastic way about something. ☞ Wax (from Old English weaxan) was used to mean 'increase in size' right through until early modern English, but since then it has been superseded in all general contexts by grow. It now survives only in certain expressions, especially with reference to the moon's monthly increase and decrease (waxing and waning). 2013The Register Brian waxes lyrical about Amazon, prompting Greg to ask: why are CIOs everywhere falling in love with private clouds?
随便看	take someone's name in vain take someone's name in vain take someone's point take someone's word take someone's word (for it) take someone's word for it take someone to law take someone to task take someone to the cleaners take someone to the woodshed take something amiss take something as read take something by storm take something in good part take something in good part take something into account take something into account (or take account of something) take something in your stride take something lying down take something on board take something or someone by the throat take something to heart take something under advisement take something with a grain of salt take something with a grain of salt