sin

- as sin having a particular undesirable quality to a high degree. informal

2013Bookslut When Delia finally gives birth, she delegates all maternal responsibilities to her maid and calls her baby ugly as sin.

besetting sin: seebesetting.

cover a multitude of sins: seemultitude.

for your sins used to suggest that a task or duty is so onerous or unpleasant that it must be a punishment. chiefly British

2010Financial Times I ran e-commerce back in 2000, I then ran the international business. I even, for my sins, was temporary finance director for a while.

like sin vehemently or forcefully. informal

live in sin live together as though married; cohabit. informal, dated

词组	sin
释义	sin - as sin having a particular undesirable quality to a high degree. informal 2013Bookslut When Delia finally gives birth, she delegates all maternal responsibilities to her maid and calls her baby ugly as sin. besetting sin: seebesetting. cover a multitude of sins: seemultitude. for your sins used to suggest that a task or duty is so onerous or unpleasant that it must be a punishment. chiefly British 2010Financial Times I ran e-commerce back in 2000, I then ran the international business. I even, for my sins, was temporary finance director for a while. like sin vehemently or forcefully. informal live in sin live together as though married; cohabit. informal, dated
随便看	throw caution to the wind(s) throw caution to the wind(s throw caution to the winds throw cold water on throw down (or take up) the gauntlet throw down the gauntlet throw dust in someone's eyes throw good money after bad throw in the sponge throw in the sponge throw in the towel throw in the towel (or sponge) throw in your lot with throw light on throw money at something throw of the dice throw (or cast or shed) light on throw (or knock) someone for a loop throw (or toss) your hat in (or into) the ring throw pearls before swine throw someone a lifeline throw someone for a loop throw someone off the scent throw someone to the dogs throw someone to the lions