Boss's pet - 老闆跟前的紅人
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- May 29 Fri 2009 12:05
老闆跟前的紅人
- May 27 Wed 2009 16:00
以毒攻毒, 以其人之道,還治其人之身
Set a thief to catch a thief.
This is an interesting proverb. It may have a meaning of 以毒攻毒 “Fight poison with poison”.
- May 02 Sat 2009 18:26
越庖代俎, 牝雞司晨
Hi,
These are the comments I provided to a question at Yahoo Knowledge.
- Apr 02 Thu 2009 14:29
拋媚眼, 胡說八道, 沉浸式課程
(1) Ogle
= to look flirtatiously, to stare at (someone) lustfully,
to look at (someone) with obvious sexual interest.
拋媚眼, 送秋波
She has been ogling the man for some time.
- Mar 28 Sat 2009 16:20
hook, line and sinker - 完全地
hook, line, and sinker
= entirely; completely, 完全地(上癮,著迷)
(It is a metaphor of a fish swallowing the entire fishing in addition to the baited)
- Mar 28 Sat 2009 09:56
Nostalgia - 思鄉情結
Nostalgia
懷舊, 思鄉情結, 鄉愁
As the date of my visit back to Taiwan gets closer, my feeling of nostalgia grows stronger.
- Mar 26 Thu 2009 10:30
找回公道
- Mar 21 Sat 2009 03:06
你的話傷人, 你的話激怒我
- Mar 20 Fri 2009 13:54
十幾 二十幾 三十幾 通常怎麼說?
- Mar 20 Fri 2009 12:45
walk a fine line, draw the line, read between the lines, etc.- idioms
1. Walk a fine line – 尺寸拿捏 (走在微妙的線上)
Usually when the line is blur and narrow, not much room left, and you are likely to fall out of the line.
- Mar 14 Sat 2009 01:08
Can’t be bothered to
- Feb 28 Sat 2009 03:46
On A Stick
Someone has asked me about the meaning of “love on a stick” and I thought that it would be interesting to share my finding with you. If you have other opinions, please provide your comments. Thanks!
On A Stick
- Jan 31 Sat 2009 05:48
拜金女, 愛揮霍的女孩
- Jan 30 Fri 2009 22:59
What does "Old School" mean?
Old School - [n] A group committed to traditional ideas or practices, a class of people favoring traditional ideas. 一群偏愛傳統想法的人
For example:
- Jan 27 Tue 2009 04:06
A shotgun/rifle approach
A shotgun approach
An approach that aims at covering a broad spectrum, all inclusive, nonselective and haphazard.
- Jan 26 Mon 2009 15:32
"Having said that" or "That said" - usage
“Having said that” or “That (being) said” or “That having been said”: It is used when we make a bold assertion or an assertion that might be taken as bold, and we wish to soften the impact lest we seem too absolute.
See http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08142/883453-294.stm
http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/42/messages/212.html
- Jan 24 Sat 2009 13:50
Without citing anyone - what does it mean?
What does "without citing anyone" mean?
In general, this phrase is normally seen used in journalism to indicate that the source is not revealed, without stating where the source is from, without stating who said that.