be tarred with the same brush 成语

brush cut

short, level haircut - like a brush on top Your brush cut looks great - nice and flat on top.

brush it off

not let it bother you, not be concerned When Erik criticizes my family, I just brush it off and walk away.

brush-off

(See give him the brush-off)

brush up on

"review, relearn or practise; bone up on" The teacher said I should brush up on my spelling - try to improve.

brush up on something

review something one has already learned I

brush with death

nearly die, at death's door, on my deathbed After a close brush with death you'll think that life is precious.

brush with the law

an illegal act, a minor crime Judd told me about his brush with the law - a shoplifting charge.

give him the brush-off

turn away from someone, reject someone When Don asked Jane for a date, she gave him the brush-off.

paint with the same brush

include in the same group, generalize He was with the gang, but can we paint him with the same brush?

tar with the same brush

(See paint with the same brush)

be tarred with the aforementioned brush

To be unfairly advised or categorized as actuality the aforementioned as addition actuality or thing, usually in a abrogating manner. Just because the CEO angry out to be a rotten scoundrel doesn't beggarly the absolute aggregation should be tarred with the aforementioned brush. There is actually a articulation of video bold enthusiasts who actualize a adverse and baneful ambiance online, but I abhorrence the actuality that all gamers are tarred with the aforementioned brush.Learn more: brush, same, tar

tarred with the aforementioned brush, to be

Characterized by the aforementioned faults or bad qualities. This announcement apparently comes from sheepherding, area it was continued the convenance to amusement a sheep’s sores by applying a besom biconcave in tar. Since apparently all the sheep in one army would be advised in this way, the appellation was transferred to bodies administration the aforementioned qualities. The allegorical use dates from the aboriginal nineteenth century. In book Sir Walter Scott acclimated it in several novels. John Ciardi, however, believed it came from the convenance of sailors alive with tar brushes (for caulking), and, actuality in awkward quarters, generally tarring one another. This agent seems beneath likely.Learn more: same, tar, to

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tall one tall tale tan someone tangle with tank tanked/tanked up taper off tar and feather tar with the same brush taste of his own... TB TBA teach an old dog... teach you the tricks of the trade team player team up tear a strip off be swinging the lead be tailor-made be tainted by (something) be taken aback be taken as read be taken at face value be taken by surprise be taken down a notch (or two) be taken down a peg (or two) be taken for granted be taken ill be taken in by (someone) be taken to task (by someone) be taken to the cleaners (by someone) be taken under the wing of (someone) be taken up with (someone or something) be taken with (someone or something) be taking calls be talking out of (one's) arse be talking out of both sides of (one's) mouth be talking out of your arse be talking through (one's) hat be talking through your hat be tall in (one's)/the saddle be tarred and feathered be tarred with the same brush be tearing (one's) hair out be tearing your hair out be ten a penny be thankful for small blessings be thankful for small favors be thankful for small mercies be that as it may be the (absolute) limit be the (very) image of (someone) be the armpit of the world be the bee's knees be the best of a bad bunch be the best of a bad lot be the bomb be the brains behind (something) be the business be the butt of something be the butt of the joke be the cat's whiskers be the chief cook and bottle washer be the day hell freezes over be the dead spit of (someone) be the death of be the death of (one) be the death of somebody

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be terrified at be terrified of be terrified with be that as it may be the better for it be the death of sb be the death of sb. be the derision of... be the devil be the equal of one's word be the height of absurdity be the rage be the shadow of one's former self be the tops be the whole show be the worse for wear be thick with sb be thirsty for