straight

go straight live an honest life after being a criminal.

keep a straight face manage to not show any facial expression, even though you are amused.

put the record straight: seerecord.

the straight and narrow morally correct behaviour.

☞ The full form of the expression is the straight and narrow path or way. It developed from a misunderstanding of Matthew 7:14, 'strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life', where strait is in fact being used as another word for narrow.

a straight arrow: seearrow.

straight as a die: seedie.

a straight fight a contest between just two opponents, especially in an election. British

straight from the shoulder

1 (of a blow) well delivered.

2 (of a verbal attack) frank or direct.

straight off (or out) without hesitation or deliberation. informal

straight up truthfully; honestly. informal

词组	straight
释义	straight go straight live an honest life after being a criminal. keep a straight face manage to not show any facial expression, even though you are amused. put the record straight: seerecord. the straight and narrow morally correct behaviour. ☞ The full form of the expression is the straight and narrow path or way. It developed from a misunderstanding of Matthew 7:14, 'strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life', where strait is in fact being used as another word for narrow. a straight arrow: seearrow. straight as a die: seedie. a straight fight a contest between just two opponents, especially in an election. British straight from the shoulder 1 (of a blow) well delivered. 2 (of a verbal attack) frank or direct. straight off (or out) without hesitation or deliberation. informal straight up truthfully; honestly. informal
随便看	tell (or teach) someone a thing or two tell someone a thing or two tell someone point-blank tell someone what to do with something tell someone where they get off tell someone where to get off tell someone where to get off tell someone where to get off (or where they get off) tell someone where to put (or what to do with) something tell someone where to put something tell something a mile off tell tales tell tales (out of school) tell tales out of school tell that to the horse marines tell that to the marines tell that to the marines tell that to the marines (or the horse marines) tell t'other from which tell tother from which tell t'other (or tother) from which tempest tempt tempt fate tempt fate