daisy

fresh as a daisy very bright and cheerful. informal

☞ This expression alludes to a daisy reopening its petals in the early morning or to its welcome appearance in springtime. The freshness of daisies has been a literary commonplace since at least the late 14th century, when it was used by Chaucer.

pushing up the daisies dead and buried. informal

☞ This phrase, a humorous early 20th-century euphemism, is now the most frequently used of several daisy-related expressions for being in the grave. Other idioms include under the daisies and turn your toes up to the daisies, both dating from the mid 19th century.

词组	daisy
释义	daisy fresh as a daisy very bright and cheerful. informal ☞ This expression alludes to a daisy reopening its petals in the early morning or to its welcome appearance in springtime. The freshness of daisies has been a literary commonplace since at least the late 14th century, when it was used by Chaucer. pushing up the daisies dead and buried. informal ☞ This phrase, a humorous early 20th-century euphemism, is now the most frequently used of several daisy-related expressions for being in the grave. Other idioms include under the daisies and turn your toes up to the daisies, both dating from the mid 19th century.
随便看	have had it have had its day have had the biscuit have had the Richard have had the richard have had your chips have had your day have had your fill of have had your (or its) day have half a mind to do something have into view have it away rebound receive your just deserts receiving recharge recharge your batteries recharge your batteries recipe reckoned reckoning record red red as a beetroot red as a beetroot