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English没法Learn 11) You shouldnt say a thing like that even for fun/a j_.2) I tore his letter into pieces/s_ without any hesitation.3) The puppies nestled/s_ against their mother. 4) The autistic child(自闭症儿童) must have done it intentionally/d_.5) The governor was forced to s_/cut down/reduce/p_ down the budget by twenty percent.6) He m_ his style on/after Hemingways. =He imitates/e_ Hemingways style.7) I g_/felt along the dark hallway and was almost scared out of wits. .8) He does not touch any liquor. =He is a t_.9) She e_ with delight. =She gave a joyous shout.10) The Shanghai drifters (海漂) are clamoring for higher wages/a wage h_.11) Avoid/Keep a_ from bad company.12) A faint breeze rippled/r_ the surface of the pond.13) I earn a h_/modest income by doing needlework.14) Drinking is prohibited/placed under the b_ in the country.15) A helping hand was given/e_ to the victims of the earthquake.16) There is little room to harbor doubts/s_ against him.17) You had better r_/hold back your opinion.18) NEET/Not in Employment, Education or Training (啃老族) a_/falsely assumed an official title.19) He gave full/f_ play to his feelings and began to shout angrily.20) The child the old couple had was a g_/blessing/w_.21) This hall can a_/can seat/has a seating c_ of 2,000.22) He was d_/r_/transferred to an inferior post for drunkenness.23) He was tempted/e_ into wrong ways by the wrong company.24) The spring sun makes us d_/induces us to sleep.25) The national holidays are established/o_ by law.26) He always finishes his meal quickly. =He always makes short w_ of his meal.27) Books are heaped in disorder/in a m_ on the floor.28) They passed the time gossiping/c_/in s_ talk the whole morning.29) We walked on/in a crowded/t_/b_ street.30) I sat in meditation at the temple to banish worldly/e_ thoughts from my mind.31) The project received a setback/ended in a f_ because of a slight error.32) It took a lot of time to get/s_ the engine going because of chillness.33) In case of emergency we should act as the o_ demands/according to circumstances. 34) You cant fool me. =I know better than to be t_ in.35) I will not be so easily i_ on/f_/cheated.36) He feigned innocence/i_. =He a_/took on an air of perfect nonchalance.37) His ideas are m_/out-of-date/o_. 38) He says i_ things. =How he b_! =What a b_ he is! How he talks big/t_!39) The spoiled child has a lively/f_ imagination.40) We all r_/shook/r_ with laughter at his funny appearance. =We all h_/burst/s_ our sides with laughter at his amusing appearance. 41) I was lost in r_/daydreaming then and there.42) The snake in the grass stayed/a_ his hunger with a snack.43) The little girl s_/got t_/riveted to the spot at the sight of the snake.44) The general fastened/h_ his horse to a tree.45) My candid counsel was w_ on him. =My frank advice had no effect upon him.46) The garden was covered with grass/grassed over. =The garden is o_/o_/r_/d_ with weeds. =The grass grows t_ in the garden.47) His breath smells/s_/r_/s_ strongly of garlic.48) The man looks suspicious. =Theres something f_ about that man.49) The termagant is always speaking ill/e_/s_ of others.50) All that g_ is not gold. =What looks good on the outside may not be so in reality.51) Youre taking/c_ that joke too far. =Youre going beyond what is a_.52) You shouldnt be discouraged by/lose h_ over such trifles.53) The metal fittings on this door are eaten up/c_ with rust.54) Failing the examination made him thoroughly d_. =He was quite blue over failing the examination.55) She is rolling in wealth/i_ rich/f_ rich.56) The pity was that the bad weather upset/f_ our plan.57) I p_/p_/hurried/r_ him along (on) /to get started. 58) He was intentionally slow. =He pretended to be a d_.59) We finally t_/ran down the suspect in a blind alley. 60) I have a ticklish s_. =I feel ticklish.61) The ceiling has become s_. =The ceiling is blackened by smoke.62) The tired woman-doctor straightened/s_ out her hair.63) He is grinding away at English. =He is c_ up on English.64) Her work exhausted her/reduced her to p_.65) They got weary of her l_/long/w_/v_ speech.66) This kind of TV set is all sold out/out of s_.67) He obtained a position in a publishing company by/through the good o_/recommendation of his uncle.68) Dont p_/stick your nose into others affairs.69) The thread starter(楼主) s_/stammered out an apology.70) Everybody complained in his own way. =Everybody v_ their discontent.71) His woeful p_ calls for/d_ our heartfelt sympathy. =We cannot sympathize enough with him in his dilemma.72) We have had a lot of unbudgeted expenditure/o_ this month. 73) The fire spread to the a_/neighboring factory. 74) These shoes are a little too tight for me. =These shoes p_ me a little.75) The peaks of the Alps stand out sharp/are clearly o_ against the blue sky.76) He has the courage never to submit/y_ to anything.77) The rare beauty looks free from worry/c_, doesnt she?78) He took a long swallow of beer. =He t_ off a glass of beer.79) His remarks came home to me/s_ home with me/touched me to the q_.80) We had a free/r_/informal chat. =We talked without r_.81) The teacher d_/p_ out/handed out examination papers to the students.82) He craned his n_/head to see what was happening at the crossroads.83) My daughter is gone on the guy. =My daughter has lost her h_ over the guy.84) He is still a child, so he has no sense of right or wrong/can d_ no line between right or wrong.85) The moon was hidden behind/o_ by clouds.86) They d_ in all directions. =They ran h_. =They ran every which way.87) Things are taking an u_/a t_ turn. =The situation is getting worse.88) He does v_ to his wife. =He beats his wife. 89) She f_/wore a gloomy look at the news. =Her face c_ at the news.90) Even if you are dying with envy, you cannot b_/beat him, can you?91) A good beginning m_ a good end. =If a task is carefully planned, theres a better chance that it will be done well.92) She was vexed/c_ to tears when she realized the seriousness of the situation. .93) The babys innocent smile stirred her motherly/m_ love. 94) My uncle will guarantee my debts. =My uncle will stand s_ for my debts. 95) That act is nothing s_ of/nothing less than a crime. 96) A cloud/s_ passed over his face when his daughters illness was mentioned.97) He is not w_ of his rank. =He does not live up to his position.98) The old secretary is outranked/o_ by the new comer. 99) The Government will start/l_/e_ upon a new five-year plan soon. 100) What he did was like digging his own grave. =What he did was s_. 101) The roller coaster made my head swim/s_/r_102) It seems that he is having trouble in getting by. =He seems to find it difficult to make both e_ meet.103) Need teaches a plan. =N_ will make you find a solution.104) He had to c_ down on/reduce his living expenses.105) He always stays/p_ up at a first-class/an e_ hotel.106) The government t_/lost its stability after the general strike.107) His fortune is declining. =His financial condition is going d_.108) The fearless fighter climbed a dizzying/g_ cliff all by himself.109) The news shook/u_ his resolution. =The news made him t_ twice. 110) Well, that makes it clear/brings it into f_.111) He is mad/i_/c_. =He is out of his head/s_.112) Your judgment is w_/misplaced. =Your judgment is erroneous.113) The thought of her sick husband h_/tormented her.114) Night was f_/c_ in. =It was nearly dark.115) You will be well taken care of as long as I live. =You shall w_ for nothing as long as I am alive.116) The plain Jane is a worry-wart/natural w_.117) One s_ doesnt make a summer. =A single satisfactory event does not mean that all the others will be as good.118) The train g_/p_ up speed. =The train speeded up.119) For further p_/details, please read the explanatory note.120) I know every i_ of this neighborhood. =I am familiar with neighborhood. =I know this neighborhood like the b_ of my hand.121) She made an attempt at s_. =She attempted to take her own life.122) The star was beaten by the bit player. =The bit player s_ the show from the star.123) He studied so hard that his marks/a_/g_ rose steadily.124) We cannot close the door to/turn our backs on a disarmament agreement.125) The story made my hair stand on e_. =The story gave me the shivers/c_.126) The man with an equine face is of Irish origin/e_/d_.127) He has a fine/p_ way of acting. =He is careful/m_ even to the details.128) You had better give him wide b_. =You had better stay away from him.129) He s_ his term in prison. =He did time in prison.130) The Chinese student e_/went through many hardships abroad.131) The defeated candidate returned home with his tail between his legs/c_. 132) The sycophant always flatters/w_ on the wishes of his boss.133) The pig-headed secretary always s_/struts along when he walks. 134) He spends money carelessly and w_/like water. =He is too free with his money. =He is a s_/s_.135) He is b_ on making money. =He is anxious to get rich.136) Those who were born rich are not always happy. =Everyone who was born with a s_ s_ in his mouth is not happy.137) Please have the sense to keep flammables/c_ away from fire.138) He asked us a great many questions in rapid succession. =He s_ questions on us. 139) He n_/barely escaped a m_/avoided an accident. 140) To our dismay, the park has no attractive f_/a_/character. 141) His speech threw the whole audience into a state of f_ excitement. =The assemblage went w_ excitement to hear his speech. 142) He s_/jumped to his feet when he saw the police approaching .143) Their technology is superior to/on a higher l_ than ours. 144) This story has obtained a wide c_. =This is a story spread far and wide. 145) The cheap whore told us a h_/s_/timeworn story yesterday.146) His love for that famous singer remained u_/was never returned. 147) Dont c_ too much over your enemy. =Never be proud of your success.148) He seems to be i_ with/under the influence of Marxism. =He seems to be a h_ Marxist.149) I tricked/e_ him into telling the secret. =I pumped/w_/p_ the secret out of him.150) She has no r_ for her appearance. =She is quite indifferent to her appearance.151) This is too much for me/beyond my e_.152) The diplomat was kidnapped/a_ and the kidnapper demanded a ransom of a million dollars. 153) No god will do you harm without m_. =Let sleeping dogs lie.154) The treaty is now a mere s_ of paper/as good as wastepaper.155) There are a lot of rumors going a_/getting about. 156) The super-sleepy students(特困生) made a s_ face/frowned.157) The illness ran its c_/started, developed and ended in the expected way.158) Years bring wisdom. =S_ comes with age.159) He gave all the details of the actual circumstances. =He explained the actual circumstances very m_. 160) He is a man of few words. =He is a c_.161) D_/Regardless of/I_ of the time and place, he laughed loudly.162) She is not suited to the teaching profession. =She has no c_ to be called a teacher.163) Curious onlookers made a fuss/much a_ about nothing/t_ in a teapot.164) The ship sails u_/light/in b_.165) So much for the general outline. Now lets get down to the details/the f_ points.166) Gypsies are a n_ people. =Gypsies roam from place to place. 167) They reached a p_/t_/temporary agreement.168) Will you take my place? =Will you s_ in for me?169) There is no difference at all between these two pictures. =These two pictures are i_ in every respect.170) The wind s_/h_/changed its direction to the north.171) The smart businessman is a close-mouthed/t_ person.172) Money doesnt grow on trees. =You shouldnt waste money because it is not p_.173) He is suspected of having a hand/being an a_ in the case.174) They dont know the g_ realities/hard facts of the economic situation. 175) He got furiously angry/b_ with rage at the news.176) I e_/remonstrated with him about his misconduct.177) He took all measures to pay off/l_ the loan.178) The authorities issued a writ against/w_ for the arrest of him. 179) Discretion is the better part of v_. =It is useless to take unnecessary risks. =The best policy is to retreat.180) He has an eye for jewelry. =He is a good j_ of jewelry.181) She lost her temper/f_ into a rage and threw a cup.182) At last he got into a rage. =He f_ up/was red with anger at last. 183) He who pays the piper calls the t_. =The person who provides the money for something should control how it is spent184) I feel r_ to/feel an aversion toward the way he does business.185) Im sure hes forgiven you; hes too big a person to harbor m_ against/mean ill toward anyone.186) All the members of the expedition were in t_ condition/best of health when they started out.187) After two weeks of searching they a_/gave up/lost hope of finding any survivors.188) The results of the exploratory operation c_/dashed our hopes for his recovery.189) I want you to draw a m_ picture/see in your minds eye what it would be like climbing in the Himalayas during a snowstorm.190) He thinks that he can find employment once he gets to Shanghai, but that is a flight of fancy/p_ dream.191) Hell do well in the architectural firm because he thinks creatively/does o_ thinking.192) He a_ importance to/made much of his own report, but there was nothing to it.193) I had a fever, but the doctor p_ it down/treated it lightly.194) The Loss Angeles riots left an i_/made a vivid impression on everyone.195) The alarming reports of global warming p_ on everyones mind/have invaded everyones thinking.196) I dont know which political party to vote for; on many issues Im b_ and between/on neither side.197) I wouldnt hire him; he does things by halves/a m_ job/a h_ job.198) We dont know whether the city will raise taxes or not; it is a p_ issue/matter to be decided.199) Both of them are my friends, so in their dispute I was t_ two ways/caught in the middle.200) Im not going to vote for that