nut
英 [nʌt]
美[nʌt]
- n. 螺母，螺帽；坚果；难对付的人，难解的问题
- vi. 采坚果
- n. (Nut)人名；(阿拉伯)努特；(柬)努
词组搭配
do one's nut
(Brit. informal)be extremely angry or agitated
(英，非正式)大发雷霆
nuts and bolts
(informal)the basic practical details
(非正式)基本情况；具体细节
the nuts and bolts of public policy.
公共利益准则的具体细节。
off one's nut
(informal)out of one's mind; crazy
(非正式)发疯的，发狂的
a tough (或 hard) nut
(informal)someone who is difficult to deal with; a formidable person
(非正式)难以对付的人；可怕的人
a tough (或 hard) nut to crack
(informal)a difficult problem or an opponent hard to beat
(非正式)难以解决的问题；棘手的事情；劲敌
use (或 take) a sledgehammer to crack a nut
(informal)use disproportionately drastic measures to deal with a simple problem
(非正式)小题大做
双语例句
- 1. The Daily Express describes Dr Carey as a pretty tough nut.
- 《每日快报》把凯里医生说成是特别难对付的家伙。
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- 2. Getting out there is in many ways the hardest nut to crack.
- 从很多方面来说，出去交际是最难以做到的事了。
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- 3. There's some nut out there with a gun.
- 外边有个拿着枪的疯子。
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- 4. We heard your sister doing her nut.
- 我们听到你妹妹在大发脾气。
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- 5. It is a tough nut for him to crack.
- 这对他而言是一个难题.
来自《简明英汉词典》