sock

bless your (or his/her/their) little cotton socks used as an expression of endearment. informal, chiefly British

knock (or blow) someone's socks off amaze or impress someone. informal

1991Barbara AndersonGirls High Years ago she saw a Hockney…the few lines which sketched the owlish face knocked her socks off.

1996Premiere Ray Liotta strikes perfect notes as Hill while Joe Pesci blows your socks off as sociopathic side-kick Tommy.

knock the socks off someone beat or surpass someone. informal

pull your socks up make an effort to improve your work, performance, or behaviour. informal

put a sock in it stop talking. British informal

sock it to someone attack someone vigorously or make a forceful impression on them in some other way. informal

1991Baseball Today Chicago socked it to the other teams in the American league.

- your socks off do something with great energy and enthusiasm. informal

2013Telegraph It's arguable that he was not there enough throughout their childhood-ironically, because he was working his socks off to give other people's children a helping hand.

词组	sock
释义	sock bless your (or his/her/their) little cotton socks used as an expression of endearment. informal, chiefly British knock (or blow) someone's socks off amaze or impress someone. informal 1991Barbara AndersonGirls High Years ago she saw a Hockney…the few lines which sketched the owlish face knocked her socks off. 1996Premiere Ray Liotta strikes perfect notes as Hill while Joe Pesci blows your socks off as sociopathic side-kick Tommy. knock the socks off someone beat or surpass someone. informal pull your socks up make an effort to improve your work, performance, or behaviour. informal put a sock in it stop talking. British informal sock it to someone attack someone vigorously or make a forceful impression on them in some other way. informal 1991Baseball Today Chicago socked it to the other teams in the American league. - your socks off do something with great energy and enthusiasm. informal 2013Telegraph It's arguable that he was not there enough throughout their childhood-ironically, because he was working his socks off to give other people's children a helping hand.
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