| 单词 |
name-dropping |
| 释义 |
ˈname-ˌdropping noun [uncountable] when someone mentions the name of a famous person they have met or have some connection with, in order to seem impressive to other people – used humorously or to show disapproval 拽人名〔提到见过或认识的名人以抬高自己的身价，幽默用法或含贬义〕 I didn’t want to be accused of name-dropping. 我可不想被人指责拽人名。 —name-drop verb [intransitive] —name-dropper noun [countable]ˈname-ˌdropping nounChineseSyllable |
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- hospitably
- hospital
- hospital-acquired
- hospitalacquired
- hospital acquired
- hospitalise
- hospitality
- have a sure footing
- have a sure hold
- have a sure hold/footing
- have a sweet tooth
- have a swollen be swollen-headed
- have a swollen head/be swollen-headed
- have a swollen head swollen-headed
- have a temperature
- have at fingertips
- have a thick head of hair
- have a thick skin
- have a thing about
- have a thing about sb
- have a thing about somebody
- have a thing about somebody/something
- have a thing about something
- have a thing about sth
- have a think
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